What your complaint letter should include
Your letter should explain who the complaint is about, what went wrong, when the key events happened, how you have already tried to resolve it and what you want the company to do next.
ClearComplaint turns those details into a formal structure so the complaint is less likely to read like a vague rant and more likely to look like a case the company can investigate.
What evidence should you add?
Useful evidence includes receipts, booking references, account numbers, screenshots, photographs, delivery updates, call notes, emails and any previous complaint reference. You do not need every item to start, but specific details improve the letter.