Better Business Bureau BBB IS A FRAUD!! False & Misleading advertising Baltimore Maryland

Thank you April for the information. The Chamber of Commerce is an excellent idea. We found out the hard way that there is really no regulating body to control the BBB. However, we can get the word out that the BBB does not work for the consumer!

As with more and more American's, we're finding that the BBB is the link to so many scams and cover ups. My husband and I have had our run in with the BBB starting back in May of 2002. We notified them of a scam company, of which they had no info on. We provided it, just so that they could send us a letter stating that this was an employee-employer problem, so sorry. Not one thing that we reported was an employee-employer problem, but a consumer scam we had inside info on. The Council even told all BBB's to ignore us on this company and/or all their alaises. Nice, huh? Anyway, we found out that by the end of the month, this company had now become a BBB member with a clean slate and recomendations.

We've gone to the Attorney General about this sitaution, just to find that there isn't anything anyone can do about or to the BBB. You can't sue them for wrong info or deceptive info, nothing. But, you can file a complaint with the US Chamber of Commerce and the AMerican Chamber of Commerce, they will at loeast investigate the complaints.

The best thing I would recomend is to write a letter to all the editors of the local newspapers, the Washington Post, etc., and send a e-mail to NBC 4 Consumer Investigations. With the complaints of enough people, they eventaully will have to start doing something.

My family is in the Construction business and I can tell you, there are many complaints against this builder in Maryland alone, not just your subdivision, that probably doesn't help much, though. If I can be of any help, please e-mail me at precisiondoorscam@juno.com. Maybe we can send e-mails and letters back to back until someone gets the message. Best of Luck.