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Telemarketing No Call Fast Track Complaint The Bureau of Consumer Protection accepts complaints relating to a variety of consumer issues. Wisconsin residents who have a complaint concerning a business in or out of Wisconsin, or anyone outside the state if the complaint involves a Wisconsin business, may file a complaint by completing the below online complaint form.

If you wish to inform DATCP about an unsolicited call or text message for awareness and tracking purposes and you are not requesting any additional follow up, please use the below Telemarketing No Call Fast Track Complaint form option. If you wish for us to contact you about your call or text, please complete the regular Telemarketing No Call Complaint Form with as much information as you have.

By submitting this form, I state that the information contained is true and accurate to the best of my knowledge.

Note: Items with an asterisk (*) denote required information.

Your Information:

Please provide your information. You have the option of remaining anonymous; however, if you do not complete these fields, we will not be able to contact you for more information about the complaint. If you include an email, you will receive an email confirmation of your complaint with information on how to check the status of the complaint online.

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First Name		Last Name

Address Line 1		Zip
City		State

Home Phone		Cell Phone
Work Phone		Email

Information about the person or business your complaint is against:

Please fill in as much information as you can about the person or business your complaint is against.
Name of who called		Phone Number on Caller ID

Phone number that was called/texted? *
Is the number registered on the Do Not Call List?
What name (if any) appeared on your caller ID?

Your Complaint:

Please describe your complaint with as much detail as possible. This field is required.
Complaint Description *


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This complaint and the information provided will be used in efforts to resolve the problem and will typically be shared with the party complained against. It may also be used to enforce applicable state laws. Under Wisconsin's Open Records Law, Wis. Stats. § 19.31, this complaint will be available for public review upon request. The department will maintain the confidentiality of your personally identifiable information to the fullest extent permitted by law.

Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection

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