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You do not need to know the right terminology to get started. Explain the problem in your own words and use your receipts, bills or messages to fill in the details.
Start with the business, the problem and what you would like it to do about it.
Get help writing your message and identifying the receipts, bills or emails that support it.
Send your complaint yourself, or ask whether we can help you contact the business. We will confirm what help we can offer before taking it on.
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Your approval
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Business reply
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Further help
Service options
Use the free checker to see where to send your complaint and what you can do if the business does not resolve it. If you would like more help, you can ask us to look at your complaint.
Find out how to ask for a copy of your personal information or request a correction when a business has got something wrong.
Help with personal informationComplaint guides
Managed complaints
How TBD helps organise, draft, approve, and track Irish consumer complaints before escalation.
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A practical first route for Irish consumers: organise facts, write clearly, and keep escalation for later.
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How to respond to a disputed debt collector letter in Ireland: proof of debt, data trail, correction requests, regulator routes, and credit-record worries.
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What to do if you receive a Stubbs Gazette letter about an eir account you dispute: complaint reference, proof request, GDPR data trail, and ComReg route.
Read guideGDPR requests
How a data subject access request can help uncover the records, source, recipients, and correction issues behind a disputed debt collection letter.
Read guideFaulty goods
Use the Consumer Rights Act 2022 to ask a trader to repair, replace, reduce the price, or refund.
Read guideHome improvement
Prepare a complaint about unfinished, delayed, or poorly carried out home improvement work in Ireland.
Read guideTelecoms
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Read guideTravel refunds
How to organise a complaint about flights, holidays, bookings, cancellations, and travel refunds.
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