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Better Business Bureaus

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Better Business Bureaus (BBBs), agencies devoted to promoting ethical practices on the part of business through voluntary self-regulation. BBBs are supported by businesses in communities throughout the United States. They provide a number of services to consumers, including monitoring advertising for truth and accuracy, screening advertising that involves products for children, providing information to consumers and businesses to help them make informed purchasing decisions, settling consumer complaints, and offering a philanthropic advisory service on the ethical standards of charitable organizations.


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Sheila Adkins, the associate director of public affairs for the Council of Better Business Bureaus (www.
He is also a director of the Canadian Council of Better Business Bureaus and was elected to the chair position in January, 2005.
Better Business Bureaus (BBBs) make it fast and easy for realtors with web sites to prove they adhere to ethical business practices and privacy protection standards.
 
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