Narc That Car (NTC) told the Better Business Bureau in Dallas that it would take a “few weeks” to respond to the BBB’s request to provide the organization a “comprehensive list of third-party clients,” the BBB said today on its website.
The information was requested from NTC March 3 in an effort “to determine if the company is selling a bona fide product with a true market value,” the BBB reported.
The BBB opened an inquiry into NTC Jan. 18 to determine whether NTC was “functioning as a pyramid promotional scheme.” BBB lowered NTC’s rating to “F” — the worst possible score on the BBB’s 14-step rating scale — earlier this month.
Meanwhile, the BB said it also asked NTC Jan. 18 to “substantiate some claims made in its advertising.”
Two months later, the advertising inquiry remains open, the BBB noted.
Some NTC affiliates said last week that NTC was changing its name to Crowd Sourcing International — or CSI for short. The name-change announcement was made a week after the BBB issued the “F.”
Read the updated BBB report on NTC.