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Escalate an unresolved complaint to a regulator or ombudsman

Turns a complaint a company ignored into a well-organized escalation to the right ombudsman, regulator, or consumer agency.

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The prompt

Help me escalate a complaint that the company didn't resolve. Company and industry: [e.g. my bank, energy supplier, phone company, insurer, airline, landlord agency] What went wrong: [the original problem, with dates] What I've done so far: [each contact: date, method, who, what they said - paste key emails] Their final response, if any: [PASTE OR SUMMARIZE, or "no reply after X weeks"] What I want now: [e.g. refund of AMOUNT, correction, compensation, an apology, a fixed service] My location: [COUNTRY/STATE] Steps: 1. Identify the kinds of bodies that typically handle complaints for this industry where I live (e.g. an ombudsman, a sector regulator, a consumer protection agency, a state attorney general's office). Mark names [CONFIRM] unless you're certain, and note that many require me to complain to the company first and wait a set time. 2. Check whether I seem to have completed the company's complaint process; if not, tell me what step is missing. 3. Build a clear timeline of events from my notes. 4. Draft the escalation: who I am, the company, the issue in two sentences, the timeline, what the company did or didn't do, the outcome I want, and a list of attached evidence. Rules: factual, calm, specific. Use only facts and amounts I provide. Keep the summary under 400 words. Return: the timeline table, the escalation text, an evidence checklist, and what to expect after filing. This is general information, not legal advice.

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What to fill in

  • the original problem, with dates
  • PASTE OR SUMMARIZE, or "no reply after X weeks"
  • COUNTRY/STATE
  • CONFIRM

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