Sentence examples similar to a consumer grievance from inspiring English sources

Add the irritations of MyFord Touch to a growing list of consumer grievances against Ford.

Judges hearing cases brought by energy suppliers, fast food companies and supermarkets cannot and should not use the hearing as a vehicle to pursue their own consumer grievances.

Harvard Business School economics professor Ben Edelman, whose complaints to the DOT led to two enforcement actions this year, says the department is moving too slowly on consumer grievances.

In 2011, the Federal Trade Commission received 150,000 consumer grievances tied to the industry.

Too often, you have a grievance as a consumer, worker, taxpayer or citizen and you hit the wall trying to reach someone who should be helping you.

The act is intended to provide simple, speedy and inexpensive redressal to the consumers' grievances, award relief and compensation wherever appropriate to the consumer.

Deborah Prince, a legal expert at Which? a consumer group, says a new law will not add much unless it includes the presumption that those with grievances are in until they opt out.

Consider a consumer proposal.

"If consumers have a grievance, they can work it out with us, take it to the commission or take it to the courts," he said.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has released a study showing that so-called arbitration clauses in credit card service contracts frequently prevent consumers from having a grievance adequately addressed.

A grievance was a grievance, no matter how small.