FCC Consumer Complaints – 26 June 2025

Introduction

A total of 1274 consumer complaints relating to telecommunications services were recorded by the Federal Communications Commission on 26 June 2025, this represented an increase from the 1242 complaints recorded the day before. The complaints came from 50 states and territories, with Texas reporting a modestly higher count than the other locations. The most common issue reported was Unwanted Calls, accounting for 647 complaints.

Key statistics

Total complaints
1274
States & territories reporting
50
Most common issue
Unwanted Calls (647)
Most reported state/territory
Texas (134)

Where the complaints came from

The 1274 complaints recorded on 26 June 2025 originated from 803 cities across 50 states and territories. Complaints were distributed across states and territories in a broadly even manner, with no individual location standing out significantly. A similar pattern is observed at the city level, with complaints spread across locations rather than concentrated in a single area.

The table below shows the distribution of complaints by state and territory for this date, highlighting the locations with the highest number of reports.

State/Territory Complaints
Texas 134 10.5%
California 125 9.8%
Florida 103 8.1%
Illinois 60 4.7%
New York 60 4.7%
Pennsylvania 52 4.1%
Ohio 51 4.0%
Georgia 43 3.4%
New Jersey 41 3.2%
North Carolina 36 2.8%
Other states and territories 568 44.6%

What the complaints were about

A total of 6 complaint categories were represented in the complaints recorded on this date. The largest number of complaints fell within Phone, which accounted for 1007 reports. Complaint activity was strongly concentrated in this category, with other categories contributing comparatively fewer reports.

Complaint category Complaints Share
Phone 1007 79.0%
Internet 199 15.6%
TV 41 3.2%
Radio 16 1.3%
Accessibility 6 0.5%
Emergency 5 0.4%

Phone complaints

1007 complaints were recorded in this category, representing 79.0% of the total.

Issue Complaints Share
Unwanted Calls 647 64.3%
Billing 136 13.5%
Availability (including rural call completion) 85 8.4%
Equipment 60 6.0%
Number Portability (keeping your number if you change providers) 28 2.8%
Cramming (unauthorized charges on your phone bill) 13 1.3%
Interference (including signal jammers) 13 1.3%
Privacy 12 1.2%
Junk Faxes 9 0.9%
Slamming (change of your carrier without permission) 4 0.4%

As is typical for this category, unwanted calls accounted for the largest share of complaints. A more detailed analysis of these reports is provided in the section below. The remaining complaints in this category were spread across several issues, including Billing, Availability (including rural call completion) and Equipment.

Internet complaints

199 complaints were recorded in this category, representing 15.6% of the total.

Issue Complaints Share
Billing 82 41.2%
Availability 56 28.1%
Speed 26 13.1%
Equipment 15 7.5%
Interference 14 7.0%
Privacy 6 3.0%

Billing and Availability accounted for the majority of complaints in this category, with other issues reported less frequently.

TV complaints

41 complaints were recorded in this category, representing 3.2% of the total.

Issue Complaints Share
Billing 15 36.6%
Availability 10 24.4%
Indecency 4 9.8%
Loud Commercials 4 9.8%
Interference 3 7.3%
Privacy 3 7.3%
Equipment 2 4.9%

Billing and Availability accounted for the majority of complaints in this category, with other issues reported less frequently.

Page last updated: 27 June 2025 with FCC complaints data from 26 June 2025.

The information presented on this page is based on consumer complaint data submitted to regulatory authorities. References to telephone numbers reflect reports made by consumers and do not confirm ownership, authenticity, or that the number was genuinely associated with the call. Caller ID information may be inaccurate or subject to spoofing.

Complaint categories, dates and complainant locations are based on the source records and may contain incomplete, approximate or user-entered information. Location details refer to the complainant’s reported location, not the location of the caller or telephone number. This content is provided for informational purposes only.