Report scams, bad businesses, debt collectors, defective products, and consumer fraud
Report defective or dangerous products to the CPSC at SaferProducts.gov or call 1-800-638-2772. Include the product name, model number, photos, and how the defect caused harm.
Report false advertising to the FTC at reportfraud.ftc.gov, your state Attorney General, and the BBB at bbb.org. Save ads, screenshots, and receipts as evidence before you file.
Report a dishonest used car dealer to your state DMV, Attorney General, and FTC at reportfraud.ftc.gov. Document odometer fraud, hidden damage, and misrepresented vehicle history.
Report unlicensed contractors to your state licensing board, Attorney General, and BBB. Unlicensed contractors void warranties, homeowners insurance, and building permits.
Report price gouging to your state Attorney General during emergencies. All 50 states have price gouging laws—file complaints online or call your state consumer protection office.
Report debt collector harassment to the CFPB, FTC, and your state AG. Know your FDCPA rights — collectors cannot call before 8am or after 9pm or threaten arrest.
Report a bad contractor to your state licensing board, BBB, and Attorney General. Step-by-step guide to getting your money back through chargebacks and small claims court.
Complain about car repair shops to your state Attorney General, BBB, or NHTSA. Document all repairs and invoices. File small claims court for unresolved disputes.
Report a business to the Better Business Bureau online at bbb.org or call 1-866-411-2221. File complaints about scams, poor service, and false advertising.
Report undelivered Amazon packages through Your Orders page, click “Problem with order” then “Item not received.” Amazon refunds or replaces packages within 48 hours.
