how i can know for bidz company is trust or no ?
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Can you form a sentence that makes any sense?
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Check it here:\n\nhttp://www.ybonline.co.uk/0,,76280,00.html\nhttp://www.boq.com.au/business_trust_act.htm
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check with the better business bureau to see if any complaints have been launched. \n\nDon't give money, unless you are sure they are legit. \n\nask to see references from other "clients".\n\nSee their location, and ask for background information of the company.\n\ngood luck.
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If the acquiring company is still around then yes.  If you know who the acquiring company is, you can contact the company.  If they are publicly traded then you will want to speak to their investor relations department.  If you don't know who the company is and you have a bokerage account then ask your broker to research it for you.  If you don't have a brokerage account then call a local brokerage and they will research it for you.  Another option is to contact the old transfer agent for Utah Gas & Oil.  The transfer agent is listed some where on your stock certificate.  It is usually a large bank or trust company.\n\nGood luck!!
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The quickets and most accurate way of finding out if a company exists is by visiting Hoover's Business Database:\n\nhttp://www.hoovers.com/free/\n\nSimply type in the company's name in the box at the top of the screen. If the company is real, it will be listed.
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For branded items, especially electronics goods, you may find the information of their site itself. For the others, for which no site/ information of site is available, you can trust shooping sites like ebay to some extent. They will keep their rates close to the market rates (sometimes a bit higher, but never less).\n\nHope you find it useful.
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if he is not willing to give you his name, business address, and telephone number, it's almost guaranteed to be a scam. the other guarantee is if they promise a lot but insist on payment first. almost all "legitimate" businesses will show you everything you should expect before they accept any money from you.
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I would check with the better business bureau.  \n\ndo not give ANYONE your bank account information. \n\nit sounds fishy to me...you should check with the police if they have had incidents with this company.
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Do they have a web site?  If so I would check there (and let me know if they do, I looked and couldn't find one).\n\nOn another note, I would be cautious of a company that didn't tell you what they do.  Most are very happy to tell you.  It could be that they want you to find out on your own, just to see how resourcfull you are.
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http://alvinz2.netfirms.com/topics.htm click d link. It may be helpful to u.
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If something has happened, because of a purchase.  Get a hold of the Better Business Bureau.  I had a problem with a company and I got ahold of the B.B.B. and I received my money back in full.  If that is not what you had in mind, then word of mouth is always a good way
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the most important thing is to choose the company which has same interst as yours that is they are looking to provide what u r seeking for. Once this is done both of your criterias will be met. that is u r satisfied at the same time the company is satisfied once this is achieved there is no point of insecurity
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When you get the prospectus of a mutual, they have to disclose the fees, so it's pretty trivial to tell if it's load or no-load.  Just beware that no-load doesn't mean no fees.  They just charge the fees throughout the year instead.
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This is for US Businesses only:\n\n1. You can check their business credit report at Dun and Bradstreet, or a cheaper alternative is Experian Business\n\n2. For copyrights, check the federal database http://www.copyright.gov/records/ \n\nThe Better Business Bureau has information only on its members; and being a non-member does not necessarily indicate that a business is not legit.\n\nIf it is a company from another country, you may want to check the trade section of their embassy to find out where you can get information about a business.
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Ask the Better Business Bureau
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I'm not aware of this particular company, but to the extent that it claims that it can help you recover long lost property belonging to you or your family, these are usually scams.  Before you give this company any money or personal information, you will want to contact the Better Business Bureau AND the Texas Attorney General's Office to see what records they have on such a company.  You will also want to contact the Texas Secretary of State, which should handle business registrations for legitimate businesses operating in Texas.  If the business is listed with the Texas AG's Office, it is likely not a legitimate business since the attorneys general in all states keep records on bad guys whom they have had to investigate.  If it is listed with the Better Business Bureau, check to see what, if any reports have been made against it.  It may be listed with the BBB because it is a member in good standing, or it may be listed because it has been the subject of negative reporting before.  Best of luck to you.  If you follow this advice before doing business with any unfamiliar company or agency, you will likely not be scammed.  I am including links to all three agencies' web sites.
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According to the Better Business Bureau they're a scam!!!\n\nhttp://www.bbbnorcentx.org/commonreport.html?compid=82755\n\nGood call on asking about that!  Don't use them!