Do you have a gripe with a company? One that has given faulty merchandise or failed to deliver on time or what you ordered. Everyone has these experiences. You do not need to let large corporations make you feel incapable and helpless. The first step is to send the company via email, its chat room, contact form, or snail mail a complaint. You may be able to get satisfaction from doing just that.
Here are some sites where you can post your complaints. See if the site allows you to include an image of the product you are unhappy about. Many of the sites allow you to respond to comments of others as well as leave your own. On-site you may need to do a subject search to get results of listed complaints. Businesses can also reply to posted grievances.
- PissedConsumer includes a database of consumer complaints on a wide variety of topics “auto, computer, education, finance, food, government, etc.”
- ComplaintsBoard includes an even wider category of listings, everything from Airlines to Wedding Services. In addition to posting complaints, you can also ask questions about products and services. Complaint listings are easily accessible on the front page. The site also includes discussion groups on a wide range of topics; however, many of them don’t appear to have a lot of activity yet.
- Better Business Bureau handles disputes that relate to marketplace issues experienced with the services or products a business provides.
- Ripoffreport.com where you can post reviews and file complaints, and learn the experiences of others lawsuits and frauds.
- TrustPilot enables you to post complaints.
You can file a complaint with your local police or any of these government agencies:
FIle a complaint with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
Californians can use the California Department of Financial Protection and Innovation.
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