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New BBB Letter-Grade A+ Through F Ratings System Helps Businesses Improve Operations

Starting June 1st the Better Business Bureau (BBB) of Greater Houston and South Texas, one of the first organizations to rate businesses on their honesty and fairness to customers, is improving its rating system. The new business ratings are now based on letter grades A+ through F. These provide more specific information for businesses to find trustworthy suppliers and vendors, and at the same time provide a more precise guide to improving operations. The new letter grades replace the previous “satisfactory” or “unsatisfactory” ratings.
Founded in Houston in 1922, the regional BBB provides reports on more than 100,000 businesses in Greater Houston and the South Texas region. Of those, 9,000 are Accredited Businesses belonging to and supporting the BBB. The new letter grades are displayed on individual company profiles called “BBB Reliability Reports.” All are accessible online and free of charge at www.bbbhouston.org and
The proprietary BBB ratings formula takes into account 16 weighted ffactors, using objective information and actual incidences of a business’s behavior that are verified and evaluated by BBB professionals. Specific issues affecting a business’s rating are described in detail in BBB Reliability Reports. Ratings factors include:
The business’s overall complaint history with BBB, including the number and severity of complaints to BBB from customers.
Whether complaints have been resolved in a timely manner or the business has demonstrated a good faith effort to resolve them.
How long the business has been operating and whether it meets appropriate competency licensing.
Government actions against the business related to marketplace activities
Advertising issues evaluated by BBB.
Whether the business is a BBB Accredited Business and has committed to BBB standards.
Rating factors also take into account the opinion of the BBB as to whether business models and industries operate in violation of the law, misrepresent products and services, and are likely to generate trade practice concerns and/or have high levels of customer dissatisfaction.
The new letter-grade concept was tested for more than two years at selected BBBs. With modifications, based on testing, the new ratings system was adopted by the parent organization Council of Better Business Bureaus as the standard for all BBBs.
As part of its strategy to build trust in the marketplace, the BBB also recently changed the way businesses affiliated with the organization were designated, from “BBB Member” to “BBB Accredited Business.” The “Accredited” designation highlights the fact that businesses have been evaluated by BBB and have contractually agreed to meet and uphold BBB’s high standards for integrity and reliability when dealing with customers.
Both BBB Accredited Businesses and non-accredited businesses in BBB’s database will receive a letter grade as part of their report.
For more information on BBB ratings and to find out ratings of local businesses, go to www.bbbhouston.org or www.bbbsouthtexas.org. It is critically important that all businesses in Greater Houston and South Texas provide the latest information to either of these websites. This information will remain confidential and is the basis of providing an accurate grade under our new ratings system.
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NOTE: The phrase “BBB Reliability Reports” is a registered trademark of the Better Business Bureau. As a private, non-profit organization, the purpose of the Better Business Bureau is to promote an ethical marketplace. BBBs help resolve buyer/seller complaints by means of conciliation, mediation and arbitration. BBBs also review advertising claims, online business practices and charitable organizations. BBBs develop and issue reports on businesses and non-profit organizations and encourage people to check out a company or charity before making a purchase or donation.

Adrian Merchant

The Better Business Bureau
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