Better Business Bureau Bewertungen 

Useless! When I went on line to file a complaint they would not take it and said I had already filed a complaint but I had not! Their website is hacked, Horrible organization.

it does not work a all , just a gimmick ; I try to return it but have to pay the shipping costs from Spain to UK. I sent them a video showing it does NOT work at all; worse, it leaves metal particles from the brushes; so you better clean your grills after trying this gimmick as it is unhealthy to eat metal particles

I had a great experience with this business. The team was professional, responsive, and helpful throughout the process. Everything was handled smoothly, and I would be happy to recommend them to others.

I have contacted BBB several times for issues dealing with property and home warranty company. They are very helpful as once the complaint is filed, the business has 48 hours to respond to the complaint or they could receive a negative report from the BBB. I have had great results from working with the BBB and my issues were solved favorably.

Web Advisor Windows and Norton company is operating illegally by constantly sending me emails trying to force me to become a customer since 2024.The crazy I was never a customer with Norton company. I called a number of times in 2024 and 2025 office telling them to remove my account. I am not a customer. They had responded no one here is a scammer. Pop ups on my computer had appeared sometimes on my computer saying that your computer has a virus. I would call the number and tell them to stop. This is a mistake. Do not pay then they can get your credit card information and steal your money. What I decided to accomplish when Web Advisor and Norton had hacked my computer on July 26, 2026 around 11:00Pm Sunday. . I could not get online with constant pop ups saying I have 5 virus and say pay.
I filled a report with Report Fraud tc.gov. They will not handle your case, but the crimes are reported to the 3 FBI files with the company's that we reported for fraud. Staff from Report Fraud will send you a email conferring this information..
The fraud department said run a scan and virus check. The system will ultimately delete anything that is a problem. Then change your password. Update your computers security software . In the settings box click on your computer. Turn of the notifications on the settings . Finally, if you think that your computer has been hacked research every company and get a computer person you trust that will delete the pop ups. Pray to the Lord in heaven to restore your access. I am going to for now on regularly do scan virus checks and check my security at least 2 to three times a month. A few time s a year take computer classes
on computer safety.

they just protect the criminals.. there is no help from these losers. they cant even respond with AI SLOP

We had Great Lakes adjusters replace our roof after hail damage and they did a fantastic job. Very efficient and cleaned up after doing the roof. Highly recommend them. Gary

Initially, I believed Heritage Ford in Corydon, Indiana was an honest and reputable dealership. Unfortunately, my experience after purchasing my used vehicle was very disappointing.

Within two weeks of owning the vehicle, I discovered several significant issues that either were not disclosed or should have been identified during an inspection. These included multiple exterior lights that were not functioning, an air conditioning system with a leaking compressor and hose that did not cool properly, and brakes that needed replacement much sooner than expected. While I understand the vehicle was sold “as is,” I believe basic safety-related concerns should have been addressed or clearly communicated before the sale.

What disappointed me most was the lack of customer service after the purchase. When I contacted the salesperson and dealership management to discuss these concerns and ask if they would help resolve any of the issues, my calls and text messages were largely ignored. Rather than working toward a reasonable solution, I was repeatedly told that the vehicle was sold “as is,” and no responsibility was accepted.

My experience left me questioning the dealership’s commitment to customer service, honesty, and integrity. I strongly encourage anyone considering purchasing a used vehicle here to have an independent mechanic perform a thorough pre-purchase inspection and to carefully read every document before signing. Doing so could save you from unexpected and costly repairs shortly after your purchase.

Based on my experience, I cannot recommend Heritage Ford in Corydon, Indiana.

Don't trust any company with an A+ Rating with the BBB. That is a fake rating as it has to be purchased and not earned. BBB is a complete scam.

Protects fraudulent businesses like uniuni and claims they resolve complaints, but if you read them, nothing is resolved in any answer. BBB is no longer a trusted source of business quality. A business that lacks excellence, also lacks the ability to asses excellence.

If I could give the Better Business Bureau 1/2 of a star I would. Once upon a time I thought so highly of the BBB. I really felt like they were in place to help the CUSTOMER; But my opinion of them has drastically changed in recent years. They no longer "fight" for the everyday consumer. They seem like they support the business no matter what. I have filed complaints with physical proof, email exchanges etc. only to be told The BUSINESS has said blah blah so there's nothing more we can do. They are TOTALLY USELESS. Time to start using other resources that actually are in place to help the consumer.

Incompetent branch protecting corporate fraud!The BBB office in Silicon Valley (Complaint ID 24865607) completely failed to protect me as a consumer. They incompetently closed my case just because Swagbucks (Prodege, LLC) reactivated my account. They completely ignored the main issue: the account was returned totally empty, and Swagbucks is still stealing my 30,930 SB reward (300€). The account ban was just a consequence of them cutting me off from communication in May. I provided clear screenshots of their broken 404 system and total communication failure on Wednesday, but the BBB inspector blindly protected a corrupt business. Complete failure of the system.

This is not an isolated error; it is a structural conflict of interest. Funded almost entirely by voluntary membership dues, the BBB is governed by boards that can be up to 90% comprised of business representatives. Historical exposés, like the 2010 ABC News investigation where the terrorist group "Hamas" received an A- rating shortly after paying fees, prove that this is a "cardboard fort" of security. When local chapters are expelled for "unreliable logging of complaints," they are merely replaced by new entities within the same broken blueprint. Don't be fooled by the blue seal; it is a trademarked marketing tool, not a consumer watchdog. Consumer's have to protect themselves.

Totally worthless. File a complaint and in a month's time they just close it. They are worse than a scam. They charge companies to get a good to excellent rating and customers are NEVER helped. Someone should get rid of this dishonest company.

NO GOOD! Businesses pay BBB Accreditation (an annual fee) so they will never go against them, even if the business is a scam!

The Better Business Bureau is a NonProfit organization financed by their members and oversight consent. The Better Business Bureau Is Not A Regulatory DPR over personal property Appraisers, or their corporations. The Better Business Bureau has made SLANDEROUS, FRAUDULENT, INCOMPETENT And NON FACTUAL REVIEWS AND RATINGS Of My 5 Star And Above Appraisal Business. I have REFUSED to associate with them. I Have Not Now OR Ever Engaged In Unlicensed Real Estate Appraisals on a License I Relinquished Lawfully in 2006. I am Fully Compliant With The Uniform Standards Of Professional Appraisal Practices USPAP; THE APPRAISAL FOUNDATION AND ALL FLORIDA CORPORATE MANDATES. The Better Business Bureau has posted UNFACTUAL, INCOMPETENT AND SLANDEROUS [A to F Rating] Based on Conjecture Only about my business on licensure I am Not Required To Have. The Better Business Bureau Is Not AND Does Not Have Jurisdiction or consent to monitor any Business whom is not a member or consented to copyright reviews. The Better Business Bureau has solicited me numerous times for membership and I have Declined for obvious reasons. They Are Demanded To CEASE & DESIST And Remove Any And All Reviews Referring To My Business PATRICIA L WHITESIDE INC. APPRAISALS ESTATE SPECIALISTS: THEIR REVIEW IS FRAUDULENT, INCOMPETENT, SLANDEROUS AND WITHOUT CONSENT. PATRICIA L. WHITESIDE: THE BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU HAS ALSO FAILED TO PUBLISH THESE REPRISAL - DEFENSE DEMANDS AGAINST THEM TO ESTABLISH A FACTUAL PUBLIC OPINION. THE BETTER BUSINESS IS NEGLIGENT IN PROVIDING FACTUAL INFORMATION MANDATED IN A RECOURSE OF CONDUCT.

This entity should have its Non-Profit status revoked. They collect a fee from businesses so that they can get an accreditation from the BBB. Then, if a customer has a complaint, the BBB passes the complaint on to the business who is then allowed to lie or just say they "decline" to assist with an issue they created. The BBB then says to the customer "whelp, at least you got to speak your peace" and then will close the case file. They give you no follow up no further assistance. Even if you prove your case, have solid evidence of wrong doing by the business and it is undisputed that business did wrong, the whole process just ends with no resolution. They tell you that you can sue the business, but everyone knows that already and that's why they went to the BBB for help in the first place. Their function was to hold the business to a standard, instead they allow the business to continue their shoddy work or business ethics while collecting a fee from them anyway. The worst of the worst among businesses have figured out this is a toothless entity. It's only the consumer who is fooled into thinking they might have a chance at justice. We usually find out too late that our efforts were wasted. This is not to say that people shouldn't use the BBB just to give their employees the ability to earn their paychecks by rubber stamping your complaint. The hope is that you can save one other customer from a bad experience. Most savvy customers know to look on Google or Trust Pilot for a better rating service that is more honest and doesn't let the company try to lie their way out of a dispute.

The BBB does not fulfill it's business purpose. They collect fees to pay people to document a business transaction and are nothing but neutral observers while still collecting a fee from the business for accreditation. By operating in this way, it appears they genuinely do not care about customer abuse since they "can't do anything about it".

All this to say:
I never got the chance even one time to do arbitration.
Businesses lied about what happened nearly every time I brought forward a complaint.
The BBB does no real critical evaluation of the businesses version of events and offer zero push back.
The agents try to close the case as soon as possible and there is no material change for the customer in their bad experience.

Feed back to the BBB about their failure to support their own core business purpose is met with the following:

Hi,

Here's something we truly appreciate: you took the time to share your experience with us and that matters.

At BBB Great West + Pacific, we believe that feedback from consumers like you helps build a marketplace where trust matters. Whether your experience was positive, challenging, or somewhere in between, your voice helps us better understand how we are doing and where improvements can be made.

Thank you for helping us be better.

Warm regards,
The BBB Team

If that's not a spit in your face after being an abused customer and going to them for help with your dispute, I'm not sure what would qualify.

I have always viewed the Better Business Bureau (BBB) as an organization intended to promote trust, transparency, and accountability between consumers and businesses. Unfortunately, my recent experience left me questioning whether the current complaint process fully serves those goals.

One concern I discovered during my case is BBB's policy limiting consumers to a single complaint against a business within a certain timeframe. While I understand the desire to prevent duplicate complaints, this policy can also prevent consumers from reporting separate incidents that occur after the original complaint has been filed.

In my situation, additional issues arose while the first complaint was still under review. These were distinct incidents with separate evidence and circumstances, yet I was informed that I could not submit another complaint because I had already filed one against the business. As a result, the public complaint history may not accurately reflect the full number of issues a consumer experiences with a company.

This raises broader concerns about transparency. If multiple separate incidents cannot be individually documented through the complaint system, consumers researching a business may not receive a complete picture of recurring problems. At the same time, businesses may continue to maintain high ratings despite numerous complaints and repeated customer concerns.

I was also disappointed by what I felt was a limited review of the evidence provided during my case. My expectation was that BBB would serve as an independent organization that carefully evaluates information from both parties. Instead, the process often appeared focused on facilitating responses between the business and consumer rather than critically examining the facts and evidence presented.

To be fair, BBB did provide a platform for communication and complaint submission, which can be helpful for many consumers. However, I believe there is room for improvement in complaint transparency, evidence review, and policies that limit consumers from reporting separate incidents involving the same business.

I hope BBB will continue to evaluate its procedures and consider whether current policies accurately represent consumer experiences and recurring business practices. Greater transparency would benefit both consumers and businesses that genuinely strive to improve their service.

Totally AI. Requires sign-in to file a complaint.

Signs you out, and the going-in-circles begins anew. Worthless. On the other hand, if one only wants to review a business, it's relatively easy to get going.

So, the final conclusion is that BBB doesn't want to record/handle/follow-up on complaints, making getting the process started impossible for all practical means. Fully a waste of time.

if have zero star i will choose zero one....