[GJMike]

More specifically, what does a book rated D/D+ or any other undesirable rating have to do to get it back in a better range?

Also, I see the vague descriptions (Some risk to players funds) and things like that, but it seems a lot of books that have never stiffed anyone are rated Ds and lower, is there a reason?

[bigboydan]

i'm sure there are alot of factors mike. poor customer service, slow pays, dirty tactics, revoking bonuses just to name a few.

[GJMike]

i'm sure there are alot of factors mike. poor customer service, slow pays, dirty tactics, revoking bonuses just to name a few.

I was looking at 1 in particular (SBG). When I read user opinions they seem very good. And I dont really read anything too bad on SBR's review either (aside from there was 1 slow pay because of some casino problem). And after I looked at that I started browsing through some of the other D rated books, some had some payment problems, but most did not. So I was wondering why the ratings are skewed on the lower end of the spectrum.

[bigboydan]

it takes along time to revive a rating, after being on the black list Mike.

6/18/2002 3:34:00 PM
SBG Global - Upgraded to the Black List - Lack of recent complaints no longer supports RUN! List rating


9/17/2001 12:58:00 PM
SBG Global - Downgraded from the Black List to the Run! List

The Shrink was stiffed by SBG Global, they stiffed for $100K doesn't help there rating either.

[AK]

More reports not reported here as well. Some books don't care about sbr rating which is understandable if they are making good money anyways