I submitted a documented complaint to…
I submitted a documented complaint to the BBB against Chicago Title — a title company involved in blatant deal interference while I was under contract on a real estate transaction. I included clear evidence, screenshots, a full paper trail, and listed the regulatory agencies I filed with (TREC, Texas Dept. of Insurance, Texas Attorney General). What did the BBB do? ❌ Removed my review ❌ Closed my complaint ❌ Protected a company that isn't even BBB-accredited ❌ Offered no resolution or investigation Let that sink in... the BBB sided with a company that doesn’t even pay their $50/month membership fee. That’s all you need to know about who the BBB really works for. They claim to be a watchdog, but in reality they’re just Yelp in a suit offering businesses protection, not holding them accountable. It’s a toothless, outdated system pretending to care about consumers while quietly taking down anything that might hurt a business’s image. My complaint wasn’t anonymous. It wasn’t vague. It wasn’t abusive. It was detailed, factual, and backed by regulatory filings, and they still swept it under the rug. If you're a consumer thinking the BBB will help you, they won’t. If you’re a business looking to hide bad reviews, you’ve come to the right place. This experience taught me one thing: the BBB isn't about accountability. It's about appearances. And every consumer should know that. They are a facade.
By Sean S.


