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BBB.org in the US. IIRC, businesses need to pay to respond on the platform, so it sort of feels like extortion.

• lotsofpulp 5y ago
  BBB has not been relevant for at least a couple decades, certainly not since the internet came around.
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  • munk-a 5y ago
    Have you tried contacting the BBB and been underwhelmed at the impact that had? Or have you never filed a complaint with them?
    • lotsofpulp 5y ago
      I do not know anyone that would consider contacting them for anything, nor do I know any business owners that would care if someone did contact them. Google reviews/yelp/TripAdvisor/twitter/etc reviews seem much more impactful. Or a chargeback with payment card company is the problem is really serious.
      • munk-a 5y ago
        I mean - there are billions of tools out there and you can't be expected to personally vet all of them - but if my experience in leveraging the BBB has been quite fruitful and your experience is just a lack of any interactions then doesn't it make sense that you might be clinging to ignorance in this instance?