<p style="text-align:start;">Yes, BBB reports on actions against businesses and/or their principals brought by government agencies that involve legal or regulatory violations that are relevant to consumers. This information can be found in <a href="https://www.bbb.org/search" target="_blank"><ins>BBB Business Profiles.</ins></a>&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>


Yes, BBB reports on actions against businesses and/or their principals brought by government agencies that involve legal or regulatory violations that are relevant to consumers. This information can be found in BBB Business Profiles.
 

Does BBB report on government agency actions against businesses?

Does BBB report only on Accredited Businesses?

How can I report a scam?

Can BBB recommend a reputable business for me to deal with?

How do I file a complaint with the BBB on a business?

What can BBB do to stop rip-offs and scams?

How do I become BBB Accredited? My business is interested in learning more about accreditation.

When did BBB start?

What is the meaning of BBB?

Can BBB recommend a reputable business for me?

How can I report a problem with BBB or IABBB?

What are the standards for BBB Accreditation? What does my business need to have to be considered for BBB Accreditation?

What is the IABBB?

What is the BBB?

What is a BBB Complaint?

Does BBB report on private and small claims court actions against businesses?

How do I check a company’s BBB accreditation?


Does BBB monitor BBB Accredited Businesses for continuing compliance with standards?

What is BBB’s Rating System?

Are BBB reviews the same as BBB complaints?

What do BBBs do besides resolve customer complaints?

If BBB funding comes from businesses, how does the organization ensure fairness to consumers?