Compliance Document Services

Dear [redacted] Thank you for contacting us regarding Mr. [redacted] 's complaint. If Mr. [redacted] has any employees he is required by the state of California to post all pertinent labor law posters. We are not the ones that require this it is the state that does. Not only did... he not understand the solicitation he believes the BBB can help him with his concerns. There are several companies that sell labor law posters; our include State and Federal in English and in Spanish. We also include a free chocking posters. As we do not recognize that the BBB has any ability to resolve issued and that since you are a paid ratings service, we respond only as a courtesy to Mr. [redacted] . We believes this concluded this matter with your office. Regards, Compliance Document Services.

Dear [redacted] 
Thank you for contacting us regarding Mr. [redacted]'s complaint. If Mr. [redacted] has any employees he is required by the state of California to post all pertinent labor law posters. We are not the ones that require this it is the state that does.
 Not only did...

he not understand the solicitation he believes the Revdex.com can help him with his concerns. There are several companies that sell labor law posters; our include State and Federal in English and in Spanish. We also include a free chocking posters. 
As we do not recognize that the Revdex.com has any ability to resolve issued and that since you are a paid ratings service, we respond only as a courtesy to Mr. [redacted]. We believes this concluded this matter with your office. 
Regards, 
Compliance Document Services.

Review: We regularly receive letters from Compliance Document Services, a for-profit private company masquerading as a government agency. Their letters are clearly designed to look like an official government letter, complete with warnings on the envelope, threats of fines for non-compliance, respond-by dates, etc.

This advertising is clearly, unequivocally designed to:

1. Scare the business into thinking that it has somehow neglected to comply with labor laws regarding employment posters (whether or not this is the case), and

2. Trick the business into thinking that this company represents the government agency in charge of these posters, deceiving companies into paying $81 for posters that the government provides FOR FREE.Desired Settlement: The company should clearly be banned from using misleading advertising of this sort.

Business

Response:

Dear [redacted] Thank you for contacting us regarding Mr. [redacted]'s complaint. If Mr. [redacted] has any employees he is required by the state of California to post all pertinent labor law posters. We are not the ones that require this it is the state that does. Not only did he not understand the solicitation he believes the Revdex.com can help him with his concerns. There are several companies that sell labor law posters; our include State and Federal in English and in Spanish. We also include a free chocking posters. As we do not recognize that the Revdex.com has any ability to resolve issued and that since you are a paid ratings service, we respond only as a courtesy to Mr. [redacted]. We believes this concluded this matter with your office. Regards, Compliance Document Services.