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Make a complaint

Ofcom may be able to help you complain about or report issues relating to phone, broadband and postal services, TV, radio and on-demand programmes, interference to wireless devices, or something you have seen on a video-sharing platform.

How it works

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Complain about mobile, phone or internet services

Complain about TV, radio or on demand services

Complain about postal services

Complain about wireless interference

Complain about a video-sharing platform (VSP)

Get in touch by phone or post

Select one of the options above to direct your complaint to the right place

Complain about mobile, phone or internet services

Unwanted calls and messages

Silent, abandoned and scam calls

The way a service was sold

Billing and charges

Faults and service problems

Mobile phone service faults and problems

Broadband and landline faults and problems

Complain about TV, radio or on demand services

A programme I saw or heard

On a BBC TV channel or radio station

On another TV channel or radio station

On another video on demand service

A programme I was in

On a BBC TV channel or radio station

On another TV channel or radio station

Subtitling, signing or audio description

On a BBC TV channel

On another TV channel

On another video on demand service

Something I have seen on a video on demand service

On Netflix (not regulated by Ofcom)

On another video on demand service

Something I have seen on a BBC website or app

A radio station or TV channel not keeping to Ofcom’s licensing rules

An advert I saw

Programme sponsorship credits

Amount of adverts

TV and radio interference or reception

Billing disputes with TV subscription services

Changes to TV or radio schedules

Quality of programmes

A programme that is yet to be broadcast on TV or radio, or shown on a video on demand service

A video on demand service is available which does not appear on Ofcom’s list of regulated on demand programme services

Illegal broadcasting (pirates)

Harrassment by press journalists

BBC: other regulatory issues including the BBC’s requirements under its Operating Licence

Regional production and regional programming complaints

None of the above

Complain about postal services

Post Office Ltd.

Complain about wireless interference

Interference to wireless devices at home

Interference to TV and radio services

Mobile phone service faults and problems

Broadband and landline faults and problems

Interference to amateur radio

Interference to business radio

Interference to hobby radio

Illegal broadcasting (pirates)

Complain about a video-sharing platform (VSP)

Content that is not a video

A video showing the sexual exploitation or abuse of children

A video showing other harmful content

The safety measures of a platform, including reporting and complaints

Get in touch by phone or post

On the phone

To speak to us about phone or internet services, or TV or radio programmes, call:

  • 0300 123 3333 – calls cost no more than calls to geographic numbers (01 or 02) and must be included in inclusive minutes and discount schemes in the same way.
  • 020 7981 3040 – calls from landlines are typically charged up to 9p per minute; calls from mobiles typically cost between 3p and 55p per minute.

If you want to speak with us in Welsh, call 0300 123 2023.

Deaf or speech-impaired people can contact us via text relay. Find out how to download the text relay app for smartphones, tablets or computers.

If you have a textphone and would rather call us direct, please call 020 7981 3043 (this number only works for textphone-to-textphone calls).

Alternatively, please use our video relay service if you would like to contact us in British Sign Language.

We are open Monday to Friday from 9.00am to 5.00pm.

In writing

To submit your complaint in writing please send it to: PO Box 1285, Warrington WA1 9GL.

For complaints in which you think you or your organisation were treated unfairly and/or your or their privacy was infringed in a programme, please send directly to Ofcom Fairness and Privacy complaints at our head office address:

Ofcom
Riverside House
2a Southwark Bridge Road
London
SE1 9HA

Use an online form

You can fill out online complaint forms about certain aspects of phone, internet, TV, radio and on demand services. Find out more about the types of complaint we deal with, or follow the links below to:

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