Complaint help in Ireland

Free during beta

Help with a complaint against a business

Charged too much, refused a refund or tired of chasing a reply? Tell us what happened. We can help you make sense of the problem, put your complaint into words and decide what to do next.

Ask us for free help Check your options

Personal help is free during our pilot. Brian confirms the work before accepting it. No card, automatic charge or guaranteed response time. We do not contact a business without your approval.

You approve every message

No public complaint wall

No legal advice or court representation

Help finding the right organisation to contact

Complaint plan

Tell us what happened

Answer a few questions to see who to contact and which details to gather.

Who are you complaining about?

Enter the name you know. You may need to confirm the business's registered name before taking the complaint further.

I do not know which business or legal entity to name

Amount you want back

Purchase or incident date

What kind of problem is it?

What happened?

We will check

who to contact first
which details to gather
how to prepare your complaint

How it works

Take the first step towards getting it sorted

You do not need to know the right terminology to get started. Explain the problem in your own words and use your receipts, bills or messages to fill in the details.

Tell us what happened

Start with the business, the problem and what you would like it to do about it.

Let us look at it

Brian reads initial requests personally, asks for missing details and confirms what help we can offer. You do not need a finished complaint letter to ask.

Decide what to do next

Send your complaint yourself, or ask whether we can help you contact the business. We will confirm what help we can offer before taking it on.

Your next steps

From explaining the problem to asking for a reply

Your details

Documents

Your options

Your message

Your approval

Business reply

Further help

Service options

Find out what you can do next

Who should you contact?

Use the free checker to see where to send your complaint and what you can do if the business does not resolve it. If you would like more help, you can ask us to look at your complaint.

Is the business using the wrong information?

Find out how to ask for a copy of your personal information or request a correction when a business has got something wrong.

Help with personal information

Complaint statistics in Ireland

See which businesses appear in published consumer-contact reports, compare telecoms complaint rates and read energy complaint decisions. Each comparison explains its dates, sources and what the figures count.

Consumer complaint data

Most complained-about companies in Ireland: CCPC data

The traders most often named in CCPC helpline contacts in January–June 2026, with comparable 2025 figures, source notes and complaint guidance.

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Telecoms complaint data

Broadband and mobile complaints in Ireland: Q2 2026

Compare ComReg's April–June 2026 mobile complaint rates, fixed-service complaint counts and broadband rates, with definitions and source notes.

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Energy complaint data

Energy supplier complaints in Ireland: CRU 2025 data

Compare CRU's 2025 energy complaint decisions and upheld outcomes, with customer-adjusted rates and separate supplier and network tables.

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Complaint guides

Help with bills, refunds and other complaints

Browse complaint guides

Managed complaints

Managed consumer complaints in Ireland

How TBD helps organise, draft, approve, and track Irish consumer complaints before escalation.

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Complaint basics

How to complain about a business in Ireland

A practical first route for Irish consumers: organise facts, write clearly, and keep escalation for later.

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No response

Business ignoring your complaint in Ireland

What to do when a trader does not answer: follow-up, evidence, chargeback, regulator, or small claims later.

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Debt collection

Debt collector letter in Ireland: what to check before you pay

How to respond to a disputed debt collector letter in Ireland: proof of debt, data trail, correction requests, regulator routes, and credit-record worries.

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Disputed eir bills and collection letters