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===Step 3. Contact a consumer protection agency=== | ===Step 3. Contact a consumer protection agency=== | ||
If you don’t get results from complaining to the service provider, you can file a complaint with a consumer protection agency. One option is Consumer Protection BC. [https://www.consumerprotectionbc.ca/ | If you don’t get results from complaining to the service provider, you can file a complaint with a consumer protection agency. One option is Consumer Protection BC. [https://www.consumerprotectionbc.ca/complaint-assistant/ They have an online complaint form]. They can help resolve issues resulting from a breakdown between you and a service provider. | ||
===Step 4. Consider legal action=== | ===Step 4. Consider legal action=== | ||
