Consumer Complaint Ombudsman
CFPAU OMBUDSMAN
With the arrival of the Internet, victims can post honest truthful reviews of their experiences in their social media and at numerous consumer & review websites such as ours, and YELP, BBB, Angie’s List, Facebook, Trip Advisor, ect.. At the same time, we are also in a period of “consumer beware” when consumers should do searches and read reviews of potential service professionals, companies, and products that they plan to use.
Congress gave enforcement authority to the Federal Trade Commission and the state Attorneys General. The law specifies that a violation of the CRFA will be treated the same as violating an FTC rule defining an unfair or deceptive act or practice. This means that your company could be subject to financial penalties, as well as a federal court order.
Companies must do the following is in order to comply with this legislation:
- Review their contracts, including online terms and conditions; and
- Remove provisions that restrict consumers from sharing their honest reviews, or penalizes those who do restrict consumer reviews.
- Company or professional best policy: Let people speak honestly about your products and their experience with your professionals or company.
Please request this complaint form as it allows us to work for you and act as an early warning system and hopefully serve as a catalyst for change.