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How do I complain to charter?
Call Charter Communications Customer Care on 888-438-2427. Call Charter Communications Headquarters on 314-965-0555.
How do I file a complaint with Charter spectrum?
Email Kathleen Mayo (Executive Vice President of Customer Service) on kathleen.mayo@chartercom.com. Call Customer Services on (855) 757-7328. Visit Customer Support. Call Charter Communications Customer Care on 888-438-2427. Call Charter Communications Headquarters on 314-965-0555. Tweet Spectrum.
How do I file a complaint with Spectrum?
Contact Spectrum by Phone. Support: (833) 267-6094. Ask Spectrum Virtual Assistant. More Ways to Stay Informed.
Where do I complain about a cable operator?
TRAIN has issued a call center number: 01206898689 and an e-mail address: das@trai.gov.in for reporting gross misconduct by some DT and Cable TV operators.
How do I dispute a charge on the spectrum?
How to Dispute a Charge on Your Bill. Contact us at (800) 314-7195 within 60 days of your billing date to notify any discrepancies on your bill. Contact us at (800) 314-7195 within 60 days of your billing date to notify any discrepancies on your bill.
How do I get to the spectrum corporate office?
Call the main line for Charter's Corporate Offices at (314) 965-0555. At this direct line to Spectrum's corporate office you can use the phone directory to look up senior Charter Spectrum executives like the CEO or General Counsel (the top lawyer).
How do I complain about a cable company?
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) regulates cable and satellite services to protect consumers. At the FCC Consumer Complaint Center, you can either file a complaint or get information about cable and satellite TV consumer issues. For general questions, call 1-888-225-5322.
What government agency regulates cable TV?
The Federal Communications Commission and local franchising authorities are responsible for enforcing a variety of cable television regulations. A franchising authority is the local municipal, county or other government organization that regulates cable television service at the state or local level.
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