Almost every company is licensed or overseen by a government agency, and that agency takes
complaints from customers for free. The hard part is knowing which one. That's this.
Find the regulator for your problem
Two questions, about ten seconds. Then you get a direct link to the right complaint form.
Step 1 of 2 · What's your problem with?
No category matches that. Try a different word, or pick Something else — your
state Attorney General handles consumer complaints that don't fit anywhere else.
Step 2 of 2 · What state are you in?
Problem with .
Use the state where you live, or where the problem happened if that's different.
Your regulator
A few things worth knowing
Pick the state where the problem happened if that's different from where
you live — for insurance, that's usually the state on the policy.
You can file with more than one agency. Nothing stops you from
complaining to both a state regulator and a federal one, and for some disputes that's the
right move.
If nothing fits, choose "Something else." Your state Attorney General's
consumer protection division is the catch-all, and it takes complaints about businesses
of every kind.