Customer feedback whether good or bad is critical to the way that company with survive.
Poor/bad feedback is a measure of the performance of a company. It raises potential areas where customer loss will be experienced. By monitoring these complaints a company can bring about changes that will not only keep the loyalty of its existing customer base but will also encourage new customers to use the company services.
In an example - A food chain receives numourous complaints about a product.
Following monitoring of this it can be established if there is a manufacture issue (as the retailer is only selling and not making the product).
A manufacturer of washing machines receives highlevels of complaints about a cdertain machine - its leaking from the water inlet. Further examination revels that the machines are 9 - 12 months old. The manuafacture can then put in place a recall OR extend the replacement of these through informaing asll customers that the machines will need to have a part replaced and to call XYZ Repair company who will replace the part free of charge - The manufacture of the part can also be investigated and correction to design made -
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Video professor has complaints made against it about not giving out refunds to customers who are dissatisfied with their products and services. They aren't a very good company to do business with as their customer service is lacking.
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The Better Business Bureau is a franchise operation no different than Macdonalds. They are a BUSINESS first, they resolve complaints by charging arbitration fees. They serve no purpose other than duping the public into believing that they are a consumers voice. Each office has a self appointed board of directors who of course have amazingly clean files with zero or resolved complaints only. If you are a business and have many complaints they will convince you to join, once you join the complaints magically become resolved.
Yes, the Better Business Bureau (BBB) can help consumers resolve their complaints by acting as an intermediary between the consumer and the business. They facilitate communication and provide a platform for consumers to file complaints, which the business can then address. While the BBB does not have legal authority to enforce resolutions, it often encourages businesses to respond to complaints to maintain their reputation. Many consumers find that the BBB's involvement can lead to satisfactory outcomes.
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National Tire and Wheel appear to have a good business reputation as per online reviews. If you're really concerned, check the the Better Business Bureau to see if there are any complaints lodged.
Check the Better Business Bureau. They will tell you if they have had any complaints and how they have been resolved. That will tell you about their integrity.
The BBB does endorse Detail King. Specifically, the company is a member of the Denver and Boulder Better Business Bureau. While they have some minor complaints, that's to be expected with any long standing business.
Usually if I'm not sure about the reviews for a site, I'll also check out the Better Business Bureau's (BBB) site. You can type in a url or business name and it will search to see if there are records for that company. It may or may not be BBB accredited, if it is NOT, that does not mean it is a fraudulent company, but it's better if a business is accredited. You can see on there if any complaints have been filed against the business. Even good businesses have some complaints here and there, but it's important to see how many there are and how they were resolved. If a company has a lot of complaints within the last year or they did not resolve many complaints I would stay away. Also you can check out Resellerratings.com for info on vendors.