Which ancient civilization implemented the first known formal customer feedback system called 'The Merchants' Tribunal' where consumers could register complaints about products and services?

Before digital surveys and satisfaction ratings, ancient civilizations developed sophisticated methods to gather merchant and product feedback. These early customer experience systems helped regulate markets, maintain quality standards, and protect consumers in civilizations from Mesopotamia to Rome. Test your knowledge about how ancient societies managed the voice of the customer in their bustling marketplaces and trading centers.

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Ancient Egypt, using 'complaint papyri' filed with market overseers during the New Kingdom period
Babylon, under Hammurabi's Code, which established specific consumer protections and quality standards
Ancient Greece, through the Agora Council that judged merchant disputes and customer grievances
Roman Empire, via the 'Mercator Responsum' system overseen by designated market aediles