08-01-2003, 02:33 PM
Hi,
I'm ignorant on this topic as far as Internet businesses are concerned, so take this for what it is worth.
With "brick and mortar" businesses, one can complain to the Better Business Bureau, Chamber of Commerce, and various licensing/accrediting organizations. A business can survive a few such complaints, but enough will often cause them serious pain where it matters most -- in the bottom line. Also, a local business pulling this crap can be hauled to small claims court.
Is there anything along those lines that can be done for I-businesses? Might not be worth the effort, but it *could* give you a pleasant glow for "fixing those ba____s."
--Pete
I'm ignorant on this topic as far as Internet businesses are concerned, so take this for what it is worth.
With "brick and mortar" businesses, one can complain to the Better Business Bureau, Chamber of Commerce, and various licensing/accrediting organizations. A business can survive a few such complaints, but enough will often cause them serious pain where it matters most -- in the bottom line. Also, a local business pulling this crap can be hauled to small claims court.
Is there anything along those lines that can be done for I-businesses? Might not be worth the effort, but it *could* give you a pleasant glow for "fixing those ba____s."
--Pete
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