If you have an internet business and would like to turn more of your visitors into
buying customers we can definitely help.

Our team of professionals consists of former police officers who conduct a series of verification procedures on all participating businesses. Our procedures consist of contacting several public agencies to verify physical addresses, P.O. Boxes, Phone Numbers, Email Addresses, Years in business, Business licenses, Overall structure and credibility of the company, it's Owners, CEO's, and much more.

Our primary goal is to prove the legitimacy of your business so that potential customers feel safe when considering your services or products.

If you operate an online business you can definitely benefit from our certification. Upon approval you will receive a Certified logo that contains a unique serial number specifically for your business. The certified logo is placed on your website and it contains a pre-determined hyperlink that when clicked on by your visitors will show complete details about your business and the Certification that was issued by our organization.

For an example certification please click on the logo in the bottom left corner or

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When visitors to your website feel comfortable and know that your company is trustworthy and truly legitimate, more of your visitors will turn into buying customers which means more sales for you.

By becoming a member of BCO, the member agrees to the following rules and conditions:

1.   Be in Business in the United States of America
Be in business in the United States for not less than ninety (90) calendar days or more to evaluate an applicant's record.

2.  Membership Dues
Sign the Membership Application and pay the annual dues and fees as set by the BCO.

3.   Background Info
Supply background information about the company, its principals and/or other information deemed essential to BCO’s responsibility to provide inquirers with factual reports which bear on the reliability of the business.

4.   Licensing
Fulfill all licensing and bonding requirements by applicable city, county, state and federal agencies and authorities, provide license numbers upon application for BCO membership and provide periodic updates on request of the local BCO.

5.   Customer Service
Promptly respond to any and all complaints forwarded by BCO, and make a good faith effort to resolve all such complaints in accordance with generally accepted good business practices.

6.   Headquarters Records
Be free from an unsatisfactory report at the BCO.

7.   Arbitration
Comply with any decisions rendered through the BCO arbitration department in which the firm agrees to participate.

8.   Complaint Prevention
Cooperate with BCO in efforts to eliminate the underlying cause of patterns of customer complaints which BCO may call to the company's attention.

9.   Self-Regulation
Cooperate with BCO’s activities and efforts to promote voluntary self-regulation within the business's industry.

10. Policy Adherence
Adhere to established BusinessCheck.org’s approved business standards, and cooperate with the BCO in matters relating thereto.

11. Non-Action Ability
Be free from any governmental action concerning the marketplace and its customers that demonstrates a significant failure of the company to support the principles and purposes of the BusinessCheck.org. A membership may be suspended by the BCO's board when an action is filed if the allegations suggest such a failure.

12. Business Integrity
Support the principles and purposes of BusinessCheck.org and not engage in activity that reflects adversely on BusinessCheck.org or its members.

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