Complain About C More - File a Complaint Today

Getting in touch with C More can feel like a mission. They don't make it easy, but here are the main channels people use. Don't expect a friendly phone call, they seem to prefer keeping you at a digital arm's length.

Immediate to 30 minutes? Not a chance. It feels more like sending a message in a bottle.

• Call during off-peak hours (e.g., early mornings)
• Use the app for quicker access
• Prepare account details ahead of time

So, C More is ignoring you. Not surprising. If your initial complaint goes into a black hole, it's time to escalate. Since C More operates in Europe, your best bet is to file a complaint with the European Consumer Centre (ECC) Network. This organization helps resolve disputes between consumers and traders based in different EU countries. You have to show them you tried to contact C More first, so keep copies of your emails or contact form submissions. The ECC will then contact the company on your behalf. This isn't a quick fix, though. Prepare to fill out some forms and wait, but it's a powerful step if the company refuses to resolve your issue directly.

Subject: Formal Complaint: Unresolved Issue with Account [[Your Account Email/ID]]

I'm writing again because my issue with [[briefly describe the problem, e.g., the app constantly crashing]] has not been resolved, despite my previous contact on [[Date]].

The service is practically unusable on my [[Device, e.g., Apple TV]]. Every time I try to watch something, it buffers endlessly or the app simply closes. Frankly, it's incredibly frustrating to pay for a service I can't even use properly.

To fix this, I need a resolution that makes the service work as advertised, or a partial refund for the current billing period to compensate for the poor service.

I expect a meaningful response and a proposed solution within 5 business days. If this issue is not addressed, please be aware that my next step will be to file a formal complaint with the European Consumer Centre.

Thank you for your attention to this matter.

[[Your Name]]

• Use screenshots or screen recordings. Seriously. Send a picture or a short video of the error message or the buffering screen. It's much harder for them to claim the problem doesn't exist when they can see it.
• Complain publicly on social media. Don't just slide into the DMs. A public tweet or post on their Facebook page often gets a faster, more PR-friendly response because they don't want other customers seeing the complaint.
• Reference your ticket number every single time. If you got one from their contact form, put it in the subject line and first sentence of every follow-up. Don't let them pretend you're a new case each time.
• Try the parent company. A user on a forum mentioned they finally got a response only after they posted on the parent company's (Telia) social media page. It's a long shot, but might be worth a try if you're getting nowhere.

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