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Baitandswitch
Hace 2 añosNewbie Caller
How to escalate a complaint
I received a text from T-mobile. They said I could buy 2 I phones get $700 off one, and receive a free line. I called T-mobile, they checked my account and said yes you definitely qualify. I the...
- Hace 2 años
contact TMO through either Facebook or Twitter..this will start you with tier 2 support over the call in tier 1 support agents.
happycat
Hace 5 mesesRoaming Rookie
Nawabfatimah wrote:This is WHOLE FULL FLEDGE FRAUD SYSTEM, I'm not the only one. Woah!
Same issues with me. They are charging me 33 every month for the Phone I PAID OFF WITH 1400. and every month I'm paying 33 additional for that. No one is able to resolve it.
Complain to Nonprofits or Government Agencies
If complaining about a business on social media doesn't work out, you will probably want to report the company. Some organizations that may be able to take your complaint include:
- The Better Business Bureau. Puedes register your complaint with the BBB. It's a national nonprofit that has been around since 1912 - and really, its main goal is to make consumers feel better about patronizing businesses. So when people have complaints, historically they come to the BBB, which often acts as a mediator when trying to work things out between a complaining customer and a business that may not have measured up.
- The Federal Trade Commission. If you file a complaint, the FTC will investigate it, and it may be able to resolve the issue to your satisfaction. It probably won't be able to do anything about a rude salesperson, but if you feel you've been cheated by a business, tricked or roped into an unfair practice, that's when you contact the FTC. It recommends lodging a complaint on its sitio web.
- Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Maybe it isn't a store you have a complaint about. If it's a banco or an auto lender, the CFPB is a good place to go. On its website, there's a "submit a complaint" link.
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