FCC Consumer Complaints – 30 November 2025

Introduction

On Sunday, 30 November 2025, 461 consumer complaints relating to telecommunications services were recorded in the Federal Communications Commission system, this was lower than the 589 complaints recorded the previous day. Reports were received from 47 states and territories, with California recording slightly more complaints than other locations. Billing was reported slightly more frequently than other issues.

Key statistics

Total complaints
461
States & territories reporting
47
Most common issue
Billing (125)
Most reported state/territory
California (58)

Where the complaints came from

The 461 complaints recorded on 30 November 2025 were submitted from 348 cities across 47 states and territories. Complaints were relatively evenly spread across states and territories, with no individual location contributing a dominant share. This pattern continues at the city level, where complaints were distributed across multiple locations without a single city standing out.

The distribution of complaints by state and territory is shown below, with locations ranked by the number of reports recorded.

State/Territory Complaints
California 58 12.6%
Florida 43 9.3%
New York 30 6.5%
Texas 29 6.3%
Washington 25 5.4%
North Carolina 22 4.8%
Pennsylvania 22 4.8%
Arizona 19 4.1%
Georgia 19 4.1%
New Jersey 18 3.9%
Other states and territories 176 38.2%

What the complaints were about

Complaints recorded on this date related to 6 different complaint categories. Phone accounted for the largest share, with 325 complaints. Complaint activity was strongly concentrated in this category, with other categories contributing comparatively fewer reports.

Complaint category Complaints Share
Phone 325 70.5%
Internet 82 17.8%
TV 43 9.3%
Radio 6 1.3%
Emergency 3 0.7%
Accessibility 2 0.4%

Phone complaints

325 complaints were recorded in this category, representing 70.5% of the total.

Issue Complaints Share
Unwanted Calls 102 31.4%
Billing 88 27.1%
Equipment 42 12.9%
Availability (including rural call completion) 35 10.8%
Number Portability (keeping your number if you change providers) 24 7.4%
Cramming (unauthorized charges on your phone bill) 17 5.2%
Interference (including signal jammers) 9 2.8%
Privacy 7 2.2%

As is often the case in this category, unwanted calls were the most frequently reported issue. Further analysis of these complaints is provided below. A broad mix of issues was reported in this category, with Billing, Equipment and Availability (including rural call completion) among the most common.

Internet complaints

82 complaints were recorded in this category, representing 17.8% of the total.

Issue Complaints Share
Billing 30 36.6%
Availability 26 31.7%
Speed 8 9.8%
Privacy 7 8.5%
Interference 6 7.3%
Equipment 5 6.1%

Billing and Availability were the main issues reported in this category, while other issues were less common.

TV complaints

43 complaints were recorded in this category, representing 9.3% of the total.

Issue Complaints Share
Interference 13 30.2%
Indecency 9 20.9%
Availability 7 16.3%
Billing 7 16.3%
Loud Commercials 4 9.3%
Equipment 2 4.7%
Privacy 1 2.3%

A broad mix of issues was reported in this category, with Interference, Indecency and Availability among the most common.

Page last updated: 1 December 2025 with FCC complaints data from 30 November 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.

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