The Shield Behind the Abuser
The BBB claims neutrality, but my case shows otherwise. Sedgwick gave a half-answer, BBB stamped it “resolved,” and consumers are left unprotected. When watchdogs depend on business fees, neutrality ends where the money begins. This isn’t oversight—it’s credibility laundering.
Systemic Abuse Series – Part 5
The Better Business Bureau once claimed to be a defender of consumers. My experience — and what I’ve uncovered — suggests otherwise.
