Elijah Abernathy hired Lawn Life, a local landscape firm, to plant trees and shrubs in his front yard. The landscape is beautiful when the company is done; however, in just a few days many of the plants begin to die. When Elijah complained to the manager of Lawn Life, the manager says that Elijah must have done something to them that caused the plants to die, such as overwatering them. Lawn Life doesn't have any money-back guarantees. Elijah is angry that he can't get a refund or replacement. At this time, Elijah's best course of action would be to contact the
A. local Chamber of Commerce.
B. Federal Trade Commission.
C. Sherman Commission.
D. Better Business Bureau.
E. local Small Claims Court.
Answer: D
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