Apparently...

it is possible to make something TOO good. As most of you faithful readers are aware, I work for a computer training firm. We have just worked a deal with one of our clients to handle all their outside training. We have put together a website explaining what we offer and allowing quick registration of courses. Today, one of our main competitors called this company complaining that because of the high quality and professionalism of the website, it offers us an unfair advantage over said competitor (who has a contract for INHOUSE training with the same company) and they are worried people will probably sign up for classes with us over them.

The first words out of the Sales Manager's mouth was kudos to me for putting together a website that intimidates our competitors! But seriously, as a businessman would you really call a company complaining about your competitors being too good? I can see the commercial now...

"Hi. My name is Lee Iococoa. I am appealing to you, the American Public, to not buy the Porsche 911 Carrera. We think it's unfair that a company such as Porsche would have the audacity to make a vehicle of such high quality and feel a product such as this gives Porsche an unfair advantage in the sports car market..."

Addendum: After reading a couple of comments (I LOVE THEM) it is obvious to me that because I was asked to be "general" in the specifics of the post that a couple of things are being slightly misconstrued:

I am company A, doing business with company B, and company C is the competitor who also has a business contract with company B. Apparently, the boss of company C called company B whining that company A's website (mine) was too good and demand we take it down...