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Complaint Repair in the
News
October
19, 2000
Daily-Herald (Chicago Suburbs) - October 19, 2000
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| By Sarah Mawhorr
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http://www.dailyherald.com/business/col_mawhorr.asp
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Complaint Repair lets consumers vent
Posted on October 19, 2000
Looking to let loose some complaints, but can't find a
willing audience among family and friends?
Instead of turning to strangers on the street, post your
complaints for all the world to see on Complaint Repair.
The Naperville-based company provides a forum for consumers
to complain at length. Visitors to the Web site, there
are between 4,000 and 10,000 per day, can choose to type
in a complaint to be posted on the Internet or choose
to send an electronic message on to the company they think
is responsible for their trouble.
Complainers can read what others have said and post a
response. This summer airline delays and banking fees
topped the list of beefs aired on the Web site.
And it's all free.
Matthew Smith runs the Web site from his home and makes
his money from advertisers. (Don't be scared off though,
the ads are low key.)
Smith was struck with the idea of Web sites devoted to
customer service back in 1995 while reading the back of
a shampoo bottle, which urged customers to call a toll-free
number with questions, comments and complaints.
Although he was offered venture capital money, Smith decided
to launch Complaint Repair last May using the old-fashioned
business model of low overhead, long hours and slow growth.
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