Better Business Bureaus are private non-profit organizations supported largely by membership dues paid by business and professional groups in each Bureaus' service area.

How do Better Business Bureaus serve their communities?

Better Business Bureaus:

• Provide reports on business firms that will be helpful to you before making a purchase. The BBB system responds to millions of such inquiries each year;
• Provide information about charity groups and organizations;
• Help resolve consumers' disputes with businesses through telephone conciliation, mediation and arbitration; and
• Promote ethical business standards and voluntary self-regulation of business practices.

Staff of the Central Florida BBB

The Central Florida BBB Staff and each member's responsibilities.

Service Area of the Central Florida BBB

The Central Florida Better Business Bureau serves 11 counties.

How do I join my local Better Business Bureau?

Better Business Bureaus are independently supported by the business communities within their designated service area.

If you have a business in a BBB's service area and qualify under the BBB Membership Standards, your support is encouraged. Your BBB membership dues are not deductible as charitable contributions for federal income tax purposes, but may be tax deductible as ordinary and necessary business expenses.