Canceled flight travelers line for booking in front of a Southwest Airlines sign at Denver International Airport in Denver, Colorado
Southwest Airlines angered customers over the holiday season after it cancelled many of its flights and forced travelers to find other ways to visit family or get home.
  • More customers are taking action to fix problems they face from products or services.
  • The National Customer Rage Survey shows that 9% took "revenge" in the past year, up from 3%.
  • Customer service and customer satisfaction with companies have been getting worse for years.

Customer service isn't as good as it used to be, and many shoppers are seeking revenge.