I would have to assume (ass out of you and me) that a company that is based out of the US and doing business overseas would have several things going for them:
1) They have been in business long enough to make those kind of connections.
2) They know enough about this business to have received this contract.
3) They have the money to float the contract.
With those 3 things in mind any company that is worthwhile will have a Dunn and Bradstreet number. You can do your research based on that number.
Re: How does one check out cable companies?
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