DNB is Scam
Does D‑U‑N‑S Number process and not efficient to release the number even with appropriate documents, its look like a scam. i have applied 3 months back and still they have not send a form to fill the business information. In another incident another company got a link to fill the information but upload file options on websites was not working and when we reached out to team they cancel the form and submission and send us the paid options for expedite the process. They are with intension creating delays
1. Unreasonable Delays
Waiting for 3+ months with no progress, even after submitting all required documents, suggests inefficiency or intentional stalling.
2. Broken Systems
Issues like forms not working (e.g., upload failures for ZIP files) and support canceling submissions instead of resolving problems reflect poor technical infrastructure.
3. Lack of Customer Support
The absence of meaningful responses to emails and inquiries leaves applicants stranded, eroding trust in the process.
4. Pressure to Pay for Expedited Services
Applicants often experience deliberate delays with the free service while being actively marketed expensive expedited options, giving the impression that delays are intentional to push paid services.
5. Cancelling Forms Without Resolution
Canceling submissions due to minor issues instead of assisting applicants adds to the frustration, suggesting a lack of commitment to resolving problems.
6. Perception of Exploitation
These practices—poor communication, unresolved technical issues, and an emphasis on paid options—can feel exploitative, especially for small businesses that rely on timely issuance of the number.
This behavior undermines trust and fairness in a system that is essential for global business operations. Many believe a more transparent, responsive, and functional process is needed to restore confidence in the D-U-N-S Number application system.