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How to Complain
Consumers are often faced with several challenges when they wish to complain about a product or service. A good resource to help you complain effectively is the Complaint Courier, which is featured at www.ComplaintCourier.ca. This powerful online tool provides instant … Continue reading
Posted in Articles, environment, Family, Goverment and Politics, Marriage, Media, Media and Entertainment, Miscellaneous, Online Business, Other - Business, Restaurants, Retail stores, Services
Tagged complaints department, courier, Court, customer service department, department request, letter, office, request specifics, satisfactory results, way
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City gets a kick to do better with complaints systemPaul Moloney
At the urging of its new ombudsman, the City of Toronto plans to do a better job of telling citizens how to complain about problems they encounter with the city’s 50,000-person-strong bureaucracy. In one of her first moves, ombudsman Fiona … Continue reading
Posted in Goverment and Politics
Tagged city, city of toronto, Elizabeth St, Fiona Crean, first moves, forward copies, handling complaints, office, ombudsman, service, Toronto, way
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Complaints against DirecTV soar after A.G. charges “deceptive” practices
The state attorney general’s office received more than 50 overnight complaints against DirectTV after Rob McKenna filed a lawsuit against the company for “deceptive and unfair practices.” That follows hundreds of complaints filed against the satellite television business, which McKenna … Continue reading
Was Gillette a rogue deputy or a good cop?
John Gillette was either a rogue deputy or a “squared away” cop whose way of doing business was a model for others in the Sangamon County Sheriff’s Office. Department brass have said Gillette was the latter, even after he had … Continue reading
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Tagged Afghanistan, alcohol abuse problems, Anderson, department, deputy, internal affairs division, Iraq, John Gillette, Lt. Patrick Davlin, Meyer, misconduct complaints, number, office, Samuel Walker, Sangamon County, sangamon county sheriff, Sheriff, Stephen Meyer, walker, Williamson
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State Ignores Complaints About Debt Collector
Harassing phone calls and threatening messages from debt collectors has lead thousand of Floridians to ask for the state’s help, but their complaints have fallen on deaf ears. As Whitney Ray reports, the state has ignored complaints because it’s been … Continue reading
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Tagged alex sink, Attorney General Bill McCollum, authority, CFO Alex Sink, debt, Eva, Eva Porter, harassing phone calls, o clock, office, phone, Ray, state
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HUD to investigate landlord’s complaints against Belleville
A representative from the Office of Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity, part of the Midwest regional office of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, sent a letter to Belleville resident, landlord and business owner Rick Brown, acknowledging his … Continue reading
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Ethics complaints cost state nearly $2 million
The cost of complaints just keeps adding up. New numbers released from the governor’s office show the state has spent nearly $2 million investigating ethics complaints against Gov. Sarah Palin and her staff. These numbers were released to back up … Continue reading
Palin says ethics complaints led to resignation
Gov. Sarah Palin, three days after abruptly announcing she would resign as governor, said Monday that she did it because ethics complaints and politically ambitious state legislators would have been paralyzing. “Especially when all these lawmakers are lining up for … Continue reading
Another ethics complaint bites the dust, the governor pays for kids travel, board appointments
Gov. Sarah Palin has paid more than $8,100 to reimburse Alaska for the costs associated with nine trips taken with her children. Palin’s attorney, Thomas Van Flein, says the governor paid $8,143.62 to the state on June 19 for the … Continue reading
Attorney General Files Complaints Against Car Warranty Callers
he Attorney General’s office has filed two more lawsuits in federal court against companies believed to be placing illegal telemarketing calls about car warranties to Arkansas consumers. The lawsuits were filed Tuesday against Explicit Media Inc. of Florida and SVM … Continue reading