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• U.S. Department of Transportation Frequently Asked Questions Among other questions answered, site lists where to file a complaint.
  
• Reporting Illnesses and Product Complaints (Food Safety) A list of links on how and where to report fraud, dangers, and violations on food and water safety to federal and state governmental agencies.
  
• Bureau of Consular Affairs, U.S. State Department Helps with travel warnings, international adoption, passport and visa service and problems, Americans abroad.
  
• State Banking Authorities Listing of officials that regulate and supervise state-chartered banks.
  
• Aviation Consumer Protection Division U.S. Department of Transportation, Office of the General Counsel. Links to air travel problems and how to file a complaint, air travel consumer report, travel tips and publications, airline customer service plans, and service cessations.
  
• Taxpayer Advocate Program (IRS) Not exactly a complaint page, but does tell about help for problem situations in paying your taxes; from the Internal Revenue Service.
  
• Commodities Futures Trading Commission Public information and complaints page, with information about enforcement activities, consumer alerts, reparations program, and other links.
  
• Department of Transportation Auto Safety Hotline FAQs, how to file a defect report, information on the recall process, and links to safety information.
  
• Better Business Bureaus Contact and web site information provided.
  
• U.S. Department of Labor Public Affairs Offices List of addresses and phone numbers for national and regional offices.
  
• SEC Protect Your Money Security and Exchange Commission discusses how to handle a complaint against a stock broker.
  
• FTC Bureau of Consumer Protection Bureau of Consumer Protection's mandate is to protect consumers against unfair, deceptive, or fraudulent practices. The Bureau enforces a variety of consumer protection laws enacted by Congress, as well as trade regulation rules issued by the Commission.
  
• Consumer Information Center: Small Business Information Listing of a number of free and low cost booklets.
  
• Office of the Comptroller of the Currency Customer Assistance The OCC charters, regulates and examines approximately 2,600 national banks and 66 federal branches and agencies of foreign banks in the United States. Site has instructions on how to file a formal complaint.
  
• Federal Trade Commission Consumer Protection FTC works to eliminate unfair or deceptive marketplace practices. Site includes areas of FTC involvement plus a complaint form for consumers.
  
• Housing and Urban Development, File a Complaint Consumer information and how to file a complaint housing discrimination, bad landlords in federal housing, violations of manufactured housing, land sale frauds, deceptive home improvement contractors, and other abuses and waste.
  
• Medicaid Fraud and Abuse Information From the Health Care Financing Administration, how to spot fraud and how to report it.
  
• United States Postal Service Page lists local consumer affairs offices, information about mail fraud, theft, postal crimes, email fraud, and how to file a complaint.
  
• U.S. Food and Drug Administration Public Affairs Specialists Regional FDA's public affairs specialists who respond to consumers' questions about FDA and the products the agency regulates.
  
• Consumer Information Center Catalog of free and low-cost federal publications of consumer interest from the General Services Administration.
  
• Medicare's Program Integrity Health Care Financing Administration's page that explains what Medicare fraud is, how to recognize it, and how to report it.
  
• U.S. Consumer Gateway Federal government consumer information gateway. Find federal government resources on food, product safety, health, financial services, and other consumer topics.
  
• How to File a Complaint About a Bank Official complaint page of the Federal Reserve Board that tells how to file complaint agains state chartered banks that are members of the Federal Reserve system.
  
• Environmental Violations HOw to report environmental problems to the United States Environmental Protection Agency.
  
• Consumer Information Center: Education Resources Listing of a number of free and low cost booklets.
  
• Federal Communications Commission's Consumer Information Bureau Consumer information, filing complaints, and laws about amateur and commercial radio, cable companies, public broadcasting, and telephone service.