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ScrewedByForums.com is the newest, largest and most rapidly growing consumer discussion website on the internet. This massive forum was created as a place where all consumers can come to share their experiences with businesses – especially when businesses fail to meet their most basic expectations. This truly open forum is a sensible and potent resource for consumers everywhere. Access to the site is absolutely free for all consumers and businesses.

Consumers are flocking to ScrewedByForums.com to inform other consumers when they have been mistreated by a business in any way. To interact and voice their opinions in order to assist one another. To assess, evaluate and share business trends. To visit a place where they can find real consumer advice and reports. To expose poor business practices, frauds and scams. To save other consumers from similar bad experiences or rip-offs. To urge businesses to rethink their business models, their policies, their products and their customer service. Ultimately, to urge businesses to respond, reply and make things right.

ScrewedByForums.com believes the power of free speech should never be underestimated. Their hope is that the power of thrusting bad behavior out into the public domain is perhaps the very best way to urge businesses to deliver better quality products and services, a more positive and pleasant customer experience and a fair, equitable and reasonable outcome whenever a consumer has a dispute or complaint.

ScrewedByForums.com is extremely easy to navigate, with unique forums for hundreds of businesses, conveniently arranged in alphabetical order. There is also a section for consumers to add businesses. Consumers may file reports under the appropriate business by initiating a fresh conversation thread or by chiming in or responding to an ongoing conversation. What makes this format so user friendly is the conversation between and among users. What makes this website unique is that the management never edits, removes, archives or in any way censors information posted by users. Users are encouraged to post updates if a business resolves their issue in a positive manner. This is a place to get help, to get answers and to get results – not just a place to file your consumer complaint or report.

In addition to consumers interacting with one another, businesses are welcomed and encouraged to monitor their respective forums in order to respond to and assist consumers who have an issue with their business. ScrewedByForums.com knows that no business is perfect and regards these interactions as a way for a business to make things right for a consumer reporting a complaint. What better way for a business to turn a complaining customer into a happy consumer than in a public forum. Businesses can truly gain a lot in many consumers’ eyes when they step in and publicly demonstrate that it is their desire to make things right for a consumer or group of consumers. Unlike other websites, ScrewedByForums.com does not charge businesses to access the site, post responses or otherwise address consumers.

Consumers are encouraged to visit ScrewedByForums.com to research businesses they plan to do business with prior to making a purchase decision to see what consumers are saying. They will find information on a business’s general reputation, product reviews, customer service trends, tips on problem resolution and other issues. Of course, consumers are strongly encouraged to file consumer reports on ScrewedByForums.com when they feel that a business, their products, their services, or their employees has failed to meet their most basic expectations.

ScrewedByForums.com provides a valuable public service to consumers. This website deserves to be bookmarked as one of your favorite sites. Visit ScrewedByForums.com today to share your consumer experiences and to hold businesses to a higher standard.

About http://www.ScrewedByForums.com

ScrewedByForums.com was created as a place consumers can come to share their experiences when businesses fail to meet their most basic expectations. ScrewedByForums.com is the premier destination for consumers to share their stories, their opinions and their voice.

Consumers should visit ScrewedByForums.com to inform other consumers when they have been mistreated by a business in any way. To interact and voice their opinions in order to assist one another. To assess, evaluate and share business trends. To visit a place where they can find real consumer advice and reports. To expose poor business practices, frauds and scams. To save other consumers from similar bad experiences or rip-offs. To urge businesses to rethink their business models, their policies, their products and their customer service. Ultimately, to urge businesses to respond, reply and make things right.

ScrewedByForums.com believes the power of free speech should never be underestimated. Their hope is that the power of thrusting bad behavior out into the public domain is perhaps the very best way to urge businesses to deliver better quality products and services, a more positive and pleasant customer experience and a fair, equitable and reasonable outcome whenever a consumer has a dispute or complaint.

Unlike other websites access to the site is absolutely free for all consumers and businesses.

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