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The first and highly logical step to resolve any issues you may be having with a moving company is to contact them and try to straighten things up. The peaceful resolution of a dispute or a claim is always the best solution for both parties because a lot of time, money and nerves can be saved and spared by simple efforts to signNow a mutual understanding.Get in touch with your moving company and explain the problem or problems in the best possible way. Be ready to provide evidence to back up your complaint – usually photos that prove the existence and the extent of the damage while your household items were in your mover’s possession. Don’t get angry or aggressive. You want practical results, not a defensive employee from the moving company. The mover should compensate you in accordance with the moving valuation you’ve agreed upon prior to your move.In case the professional moving company is not willing to take the matter seriously, or if the issue you’re having with them is much more serious than a chipped table or a few broken kitchen plates, then it’s time you attempted to make your mover take you and your complaint more seriously.After that, you can file a complaint against a mover with the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA). You can file a complaint through the Household Goods Consumer Complaint form easy and fast. You have to fill out the form with:Your name, address, and telephone numberName, address, and telephone number of the mover/brokerBill of Lading NumberOrigin and destination of your shipmentMover’s DOT number and MC numberSpecific violations claimYou can also file a complaint against a mover with the Better Business Bureau (BBB) and American Moving & Storage Association (AMSA). It is highly recommended that you contact the local Attorney General for additional help. Here is the full contact list of Attorneys General to whom you may lodge a complaint. Contact the one in your state.Hopefully, you won’t have to signNow to court in seeking justice for whatever it is that your mover did you wrong.I hope this will help you and after this, you will only hire a reputable company like Acclaimed Movers for your move.

Last week I went on a business trip to Singapore.I rarely (and a lot of people) use cash as a payment mode here in Bangalore as cards, Paytm or BHIM works almost everywhere. I never thought this would be a problem in such a technologically advanced country like Singapore.Hence I had minimum cash, as I thought I would do a cash withdrawal or make payments through the card at Singapore whenever required, and this has never been a problem for me in my past trips.I was carrying an HDFC platinum “international” card - Biggest Regret of my life.I landed at Changi airport and went straight to a Lunch meeting. The meeting went well, but at the time of payment, to my horror, my card got declined.We tried a few times but the result was still the same.I flushed out of embarrassment and had to request my client to pay for the same.After the meeting, I tried to withdraw cash, still the same. I was sure there was something wrong with my card. I signNowed out to a recently assigned “Relationship Manager” from HDFC and hoped that he would do something to fix it for me. And this was his reaction:I mentioned it to him that this is urgent, and he just brushed off saying “Call customer care”, with utter disregard for the situation I was in. This was not the first time he did that, he would always redirect me to either to Customer Care or Branch.So I logged in to my account, saw that they have suddenly deactivated my card, without any information and there was no option on the portal for me to request for its activation or even view any of the card details.This is the screenshot of the further conversation, which is the last conversation I had with him and he just ignores the issue.By this time I knew he wouldn’t help. I signNowed out to my branch manager through my colleague back in India and here is how he helped me:Oh, I mean how he ignored my issues.By now I knew these guys were never going to help me. I went on to Twitter for help.I thought - “Quick response, I would get this resolved asap”,No, I was wrong.They recorded my issue, issued me a ticket number and sent me a mail, the next day that issue will be resolved “within 5 working days”.5 Working Days, Imagine being stuck in a country with no connections and they have the audacity of saying it will take 5 working days!I lost all hope in HDFC by this time. I begged for friend's card for transactions and managed to somehow spend the next 2 days in Singapore and came back on 26th, where to my surprise the card started working as soon as I landed.Imagine a situation where a person is stuck without access to money in a foreign country and one of the best banks (According to them) in the country leaves you hanging, with utter disregard of the gravity of the situation.The whole support system of HDFC is the same, be it customer “care”, “relationship manager”, or even the branch manager.So here is on the promise they did keep. After 5 days, I receive this mail.“The Risk team had temporarily blocked the card due to suspect fraud. This was done for your safety”.And they took the issue up with the risk team and they removed the block. Did they?My guess: the system which is obviously faulty in design, blocked my card, with no way to reactivate it.As soon as I landed and used my card at a domestic merchant, the block was automatically lifted. So they did nothing to address the issue.And they expect me to “bear with them” for 5 days in a foreign country with no money.First: The complaint was urgent, I was abroad and HDFC disabled the card. But their resolution doesn't look like it was urgent. The card automatically started working as soon as I landed back in India. I had no cash, had to beg for friend's card for transactions.Second: The card is "International" for a reason. So that I don't have to take HDFC’s "permission" or "notify" their "risk team" every time I go abroad.Third: If it was disabled, where is the notification for the same? or where is the option to enable it back ? or why wasn’t it taken up on priority?Fourth: Their relationship managers and bank managers are of no use. They did nothing, absolutely nothing even though they were the first ones I signNowed out to.I have been banking with HDFC for past 6 years, with 2 accounts, I guess you should also just disable both accounts so that I can transfer the banking to some other "better" bank and have a better experience.HDFC already is infamous for faulty transactions and unjustifiable transactions and this was my last straw with them.Time to move to some other bank. Any suggestions?

You can represent yourself. Each form is different per state or county but generally an answer is simply a written document which presents a synopsis of your story to the court. The answer is not your defense, just written notice to the court that you intend to contest the suit. The blank forms are available at the court clerk’s office and are pretty much self explanatoryThere will be a space calling for the signature of an attorney. You should sign your name on the space and write the words “Pro se” after your signature. This lets the court know you are acting as your own attorney.

Hong Kong bureaucrats are very smart at “segregation”. My advice is don’t go to anyone of them but initiate civil actions right away.Depends on what kind of products you buy.InsuranceIf you buy insurance products, you have no body to complain to. Unless its a life insurance policy and you are a permanent resident in Hong Kong. You might assume Office of the Commissioner of Insurance. However this body do not regulate insurance products, they merely authorise a non-govermental body called the “Hong Kong Federation of Insurers” to govern and regulate these insurance products. And the federation of insurers are puppets of insurance companies since they form the majority of the board of the Federation of insurers.SecuritiesNo one you can complain to as well. The SFC is only concerned with the marketing process of securities and futures products. Most OTC financial products (Investment Funds, Hedge Funds, Structured Products) sold in Hong Kong are registered offshore. Unless you have a weird product that is registered in Hong Kong, managed in Hong Kong and Marketed in Hong Kong, otherwise, if you complain the SFC will finger point you to overseas jurisdictions since theres always someone they can point to. Most local companies struggled to register at the SFC, since no sane staff at the SFC will authorize a local product. A foreign products means that the SFC cannot do anything about it with the exception of banning its marketing activity in Hong Kong.Banking Products.The HKMA is the go to when you have complains about Banks.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I am strongly against the idea of going to the FDRC Financial Dispute Resolution Centre. If you agree to settle at the FDRC, you are being ripped off. The FDRC trials are closed doors and kept in a secretive manner. You cannot appeal the judgement or question its process. Not even a judicial review. The counter parties (institutions) will know how to handle these trials.If I have disputes I will go to court and make a scene out of it. The reason for that is, you are not trying to win at a court setting but to ask compensation by making it public. The bank will try to settle with you privately before there’s a decision. Because such decisions can impact future cases, the bank will not risk going to court with you even if your chance of winning is very low.

I had experience with Bing and Google stopping our brand name usage in competitor's ads, in both cases I used online form to contact Bing and Google ad approval teams. The responses from Bing and Google reps were really fast, it took less than 2 business days.Another solution is to create a special group of keywords and ads that contain your brand name and to bid higher than average on these keywords. So when a person searches for your brand product, the first thing that pops up is your ad. Thus, you can supersede your competitors.Besides, if you have resellers or affiliates, you can set special rules for them and forbid online advertising on brand keywords.

Do Not Call ListNever mind that I’m on the Do Not Call List, I still get calls and texts as well as Caller ID Spoofing which results in odd complications.Caller ID SpoofingAs a result of Caller ID Spoofing, my actual phone number is used, without my permission to try and trick people to answer their phones by solicitors.I’ve had more random calls from people asking me why I called them, when of course I didn’t.I do not know how to stop Caller ID Spoofing, but if I could, I would.You can file a complaint at: Submit a request - FCC Complaints but it may or may not help since many of the ID spoofing companies would rather pay fines than stop spoofing.Blocking Unsolicited Phone Calls And Texts On My PhoneOf course I block all solicitation calls and texts after they come into my phone, and I never answer a call from a number I don’t know.My email is constantly getting blown out by spam even though I unsubscribe and block constantly.I am also wary of phishing and other scams.Unsolicited Snail Mail?I have filled out all of the forms at: Stopping Unsolicited Mail, Phone Calls, and EmailThis allowed me to opt out of offers from Consumer Reporting Companies. What a relief.Getting Tips From The Local Mail CarrierI also talked to my mail carrier about all the unsolicited snail mail I receive.He taught me a special trick.If mail comes to me addressed as “Resident” I can mark it “Refused” and put it back into the mailbox.The sender will not be allowed to send me more unsolicited snail mail.I do this all the time with catalogs I didn’t sign up for and an array of sales fliers.In addition, whenever possible I transfer snail mail to paperless options.All of this helps a tremendous amount.Don’t Forget To Shred Unsolicited Credit Card Offers Or Other Financial DocumentsOf course I shred any snail mail which could be used to perpetuate a crime against me.Best wishes to all.DISCLAIMER: I neither sell nor promote any companies, their products, nor do I have any online shopping outlet of my own to promote. What I write is based upon my own experience and belief in the techniques I share.

First, go through this document:http://consumerhelpline.gov.in/C...It explains the Consumer Court process.Depending on the type of complaint, you can also lodge grievances online on the Government Consumer Helpline :Integrated Grievance Redressal MechanismYou can also approach the banking ombudsman.Read the FAQs document below, apart from an overview, it also lists out the types of complaints that are within the Ombudsman’s remit.Frequently Asked QuestionsDepending on the nature / severity / quantum of loss or damage associated with the complaint, you can choose to go the ‘self service’ route, where proceed on your own OR you can engage an Advocate.If you have time to do the research, fill the right forms and documents and attend the court or proceedings , you can do it yourself.Hiring an advocate who has dealt with Consumer Courts will help speed things up from a logistics perspective and he / she will take care of the proceedings. But, an Advocate will charge fees.Go through the documents in the links above and make the decision.SanjayLawMint.com

A Better Business Bureau is a private entity, not a government agency. Therefore, it has no legal power to force anyone to comply with its complaint resolution process. ... You can file a complaint with your local BBB over the phone or in writing, but the recommended way is to use the online complaint system.

To file a complaint about conditions at a hospital (like rooms being too hot or cold, cold food, or poor housekeeping) contact your State department of hEvalth services. To file a complaint about your doctor (like unprofessional conduct, incompetent practice, or licensing questions), contact your State medical board.

How formal is the process? The factor that distinguishes a complaint from a grievance is the formality of the process. In a grievance situation, the patient (or the patient's representative) is specifically requesting that his or her complaint undergo a formal (and therefore well-defined) review process.

A grievance is an expression of dissatisfaction (other than an organization determination) with any aspect of the operations, activities, or behavior of a Medicare hEvalth plan, or its providers, regardless of whether remedial action is requested.

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services is pleased to announce the release of the updated Complaints Tracking Module (CTM) Standard Operating Procedures (SOP). ... Plans are encouraged to notify beneficiaries when their complaint is reassigned to another Plan for resolution.