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Wage theft, harassment, or unsafe work?: Choose Workplace. You may need EEOC, OSHA, or DOL — the finder lists all three.
Scam call, text, or online fraud?: Choose Fraud or scam. Also file at Consumer complaint if a business took your money.
Contractor, refund, or billing dispute?: Choose Consumer complaint first. Pick Fraud if you were deliberately deceived.
Landlord, mold, or illegal fees?: Choose Housing / landlord. Use local code enforcement for repairs; HUD for discrimination.
Noise, trash, or neighbor dispute?: Choose Neighbor / community. Call 911 only for emergencies.
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Consumer Rights

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How to Report a Scam

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OSHA, EEOC, and DOL — when to use each agency.

Report a Landlord or Housing Violation

HUD, local codes, and what tenants should document.

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