PLEASE NOTE:The Michigan Public Service Commission
does not regulate calling features (caller ID, call waiting, etc.), broadband (DSL, cable, etc.), internet service providers, wireless/cellular services, answering services, cable TV, pagers, video, dial up services, pay per view services, shared tenant services, private networks, contracted telephone services, radio, personal communications networks, security and fire alarm systems, payphone services.
The Michigan Public Service Commission (Commission) will attempt to resolve as an informal complaint any regulated matter brought to its attention by any person not requesting initiation of a contested case proceeding at the Commission. An informal complaint can be sent to the Commission by filling out the form on the Commission's website, calling the Commission's toll-free number (1-800-292-9555), faxing the complaint to 517-241-6272 or mailing a letter to the Commission.
If you are not satisfied with the results of an informal complaint investigation by Commission staff, you may pursue a formal complaint with the Commission. Because the Commission's authority is limited to that provided by statute, a formal complaint can only involve issues that the Commission regulates. The formal complaint involves a formal, trial-like proceeding before an administrative law judge. As a contested case before the Commission, a formal complaint hearing is conducted under administrative hearing rules. You may represent yourself (except in the case of an incorporated business), hire a lawyer, or bring anyone you would like to assist you. A lawyer or lawyers will always represent the company. As the complaining party, you must present information to prove or justify your case at a formal hearing.
Although not required, the Commission encourages customers to pursue an informal complaint prior to filing a formal complaint.
Please find below, a general complaint form that may be used to file a formal complaint: