As an Accredited Business of the Better Business Bureau of the Southwest (BBBSW), have you ever wondered about the value of your business’s investment in membership or for that matter exactly what the BBB is all about? What follows is the first of a series of articles to help you understand your BBBSW and what value your BBBSW membership has for your business.
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In our December 2009 BBB Report, the Better Business Bureau of the Southwest (BBBSW) published an article entitled “BBBSW 2010 Census Tips” about avoiding potential scams. Now this March of 2010, Census forms are being delivered to every residence in the United States and Puerto Rico. In this article, the BBBSW provides more details about the Census in order to help you be well informed.
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Chicago—Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan and U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) Chairman Jon Leibowitz today announced a settlement reached with LifeLock, Inc., a Tempe, Arizona-based identity theft protection provider, that resolves a 35-state investigation led by Illinois into the company’s misleading advertising practices.
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To be accepted as an Accredited Business of the Better Business Bureau, a company must meet certain standards of business practice and licensing requirements and adhere to truth, accuracy, and honesty in advertising, selling and servicing. Your Board of Directors voted at their March 11, 2010 meeting, to accept the following companies as Accredited Businesses of the Better Business Bureau of the Southwest.
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As of March 17, 2010, the following companies have failed to respond to one or more recent customer complaints presented by the BBB. These complaints are reported to inquirers for three years or until the firm responds, in writing, to the complaints. Unanswered complaints disqualify a firm from BBB accreditation.
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