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To settle a claim: Contact us with your name, case ID, phone number and the nature of your settlement. You must make payments to the SBAB in order to resolve your case. If you pay the plaintiff directly, we will not remove the web page until we receive our fee. The Small Business Advocacy Bureau is not a free service. Once we post a claim, if we are able to obtain fees or payment to solve your matter in part or in full, we retain 10 percent of the amount. The claim remains online until it is resolved. You are responsible for costs incurred to resolve your issue, but the SBAB will not proceed with actions that cost money without your written consent. We reserve the right to refuse any claim for any reason. We will inform you of limitations to the services we can legally provide, on a case-by-case basis. |
All Claims and evidence presented on this website are acknowledged to be factual to the best knowledge of the Small Business Advisory Bureau and its agents. Plaintiffs are required to show evidence for any claim, and no derogatory or inciteful language is used in any of our reports. The Small Business Advisory Bureau is not a court of law, but the court of public opinion. Our mission is to ensure protection to individuals and small businesses in transactions with large corporations based on the principle of Truth. Under the protection of U.S. law, statements of truth cannot be deemed libelous. For the sake of brevity, some documentation may not be shown but is kept as a matter of public record with the Small Business Advisory Bureau.