Consumer Rights
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Summary
Topic hub for Get more help — 6 wiki pages extracted from approved sources.
Key information
- Complaining to an ombudsman — You can complain to an ombudsman if you’ve already complained to the organisation and couldn’t solve your problem.
- Contact the consumer service — Before you contact the consumer service, you should be ready to note down some information. To help the adviser give.
- Find a trader and check you can trust them — The best place to start looking for a trader is your local council - you can find your council’s website on GOV.UK. If.
- If you need more help in the Channel Islands or the Isle of Man — To get information or advice, call your local Trading Standards office. Telephone: Consumer Advice 01624 686500 and.
- Reporting to Trading Standards — You should report a business to Trading Standards if they sold you something: * unsafe or dangerous, like an electronic.
- Solve an ongoing consumer problem with a business seller — You should first contact your Buy Now Pay Later provider to explain the situation. If your Buy Now Pay Later provider.
Practical guidance
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- Answers should cite the source URL and raw file path from each page's Sources section.
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Sources
- Citizens Advice — Complaining to an ombudsman
- Citizens Advice — Contact the consumer service
- Citizens Advice — Find a trader and check you can trust them
- Citizens Advice — If you need more help in the Channel Islands or the Isle of Man
- Citizens Advice — Reporting to Trading Standards
- Citizens Advice — Solve an ongoing consumer problem with a business seller
This is signposting information from the Legal Shaman wiki, not legal advice. Always consult a qualified solicitor for your situation.
