If you are experiencing any problems with Telephony/Internet services, follow the steps below to resolve the issue.
First of all, you are advised to refer to our frequently asked questions regarding telephony and Internet issues and also learn more about EETT’s responsibilities.
Step 1: Contact the company
You are first advised to contact the company to inform them about the problem. If it is not resolved, you will have to submit a written complaint to the company. The company assigns a “unique reference number” (identification number) to your complaint and is obliged to reply in writing.
Step 2: If the problem is not resolved, file a written complaint with EETT
If the problem is not resolved, you may submit a complaint to EETT, by filling out the online complaint form. The form must include all information necessary to verify the written communication with the company, as well as the assigned unique reference number.
Through the Telecommunications Consumer Protection Department, EETT will forward your complaint to the company and will set a deadline for the company to reply.
If you are not satisfied with the reply you received from the company, you may submit another complaint to EETT. In this case, EETT will forward the complaint to the company anew and will set a new deadline for their reply.
Important note:
- The mission of EETT is to carry out targeted actions to protect consumers. In this context, it examines complaints in order to take, where necessary, supervisory and regulatory measures, imposing administrative penalties on companies, as provided for by applicable legislation. However, EETT is not responsible for resolving individual disputes between consumers and electronic communications companies. In particular, it may not issue an opinion on oral/written legal issues, redress any personal injuries of consumers or award compensation for material or non-material damages. In addition, EETT is not an out-of-court body for resolving disputes between consumers and companies. In the event of disputes between companies and consumers concerning the performance of contracts (in accordance with Law 4727/2020), the competent authority for out-of-court resolution is the Hellenic Consumers’ Ombudsman that cooperates with EETT, where necessary.
- EETT does not examine complaints which are either anonymous/unsigned or vague/manifestly unfounded.
- In handling your complaint, EETT is committed to protecting and respecting your privacy in addition to complying with the General Data Protection Regulation (Regulation (EU) 2016/679).
