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BUSINESS COMPLAINTS

Business complaints that help people make sense of bad service

Tell the truth, show the rating, ask for a reasonable outcome and give credit when a business fixes it.

Make the complaint useful

A useful business complaint explains what happened, what you expected, what you tried and what outcome would resolve the issue.

Keep evidence off the public page

Save invoices, booking details, account numbers and correspondence for a private support or dispute channel. Public posts should contain only the details needed to understand the experience.

Update the outcome

If the business provides a fair resolution, mark the complaint resolved. The recovery can be as useful to other customers as the original problem.

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Keep it safe

Do not publish names, contact details, account numbers, addresses or identifying information about private people. Complnr is not legal advice.