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THE CPA CONSUMER COMPLAINT FORM
A Consumer Action Tool from CPA
THE CONSUMER COMPLAINT FORM
If you have . . .
- Been offended by the unwillingness of a business to settle your complaint
- Spoken directly with the business, asking for the resolution you want and giving
them the opportunity to make it right for you and they still have not done so
- Written to the business, stating your problem and making your request for
resolution and they still have not done so
NOW . . .
IT'S TIME TO FILE A COMPLAINT WITH
CONSUMER PROTECTION ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA
Simply complete the information below and submit it to CPA along with payment of
the $35.00 fee. We will contact you and the business to begin the official
complaint process. We will want you to send us copies of your communications
with the business, copies of invoices or contracts, and copies of other notes
in your file. But, wait until we request them to send them to us. Your first step
is to complete the form below...
CPA consumer members receive a limited number of free complaints with their
membership. If you are a consumer member, enter your member number and we
will notify you if there is any charge.
Click here for information on CPA's Consumer Membership
CONSUMER PROTECTION ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA
CPA is a member organization that invites businesses and their customers to join
together to change how business will be done into the 21st century. CPA gives
members and others effective tools for communication and complaint resolution no
matter where or when the transaction takes place. Whether you're a business or a
consumer, when someone promises to provide you with a product or service, you deserve
to get what you expect!
When you receive more than you expect...let the business know with CPA's Thank You!
card. And, when you don't, use CPA's You Blew It! card. As a member, you receive
copies of both to hand out in person...or, send them via e-mail using the links
provided.
If you need to, file a complaint following CPA's guidelines and sample complaint
letter. And, if the business still doesn't do the "right thing", you can file a
formal complaint with CPA. We can even provide formal arbitration services if
needed.
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