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Ride-hailing platform - complaints about driver conduct, billing errors, and refund difficulties
TravelContact emails
support@uber.com
Customer Service
complaints@uber.com
Complaints
Common Uber complaints
Laws that protect you
Package Travel Regulations 2018
Protection for package holidays including compensation for significant issues.
Consumer Rights Act 2015
Travel services must be performed with reasonable care and skill.
ATOL Protection
Financial protection for air package holidays if company fails.
Tips for Uber complaints
- Document everything with photos and videos
- Report problems to the rep immediately and get written confirmation
- Keep all receipts for expenses caused by issues
- Package holidays have stronger protection than DIY bookings
- Check if your booking is ATOL or ABTA protected
If Uber doesn't respond
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Travel Company
Allow 14 daysContact the travel company’s customer service team directly
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ABTA / ATOL
If your booking is ABTA/ATOL protected, escalate through their dispute resolution scheme
Visit website - 3
ADR Scheme
8 weeksMany travel companies subscribe to an ADR scheme; check their T&Cs
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Contact emails
support@uber.com
Customer Service
complaints@uber.com
Complaints
Expected response time
28 days
Travel companies should respond within 28 days. Package holiday operators have additional obligations under the Package Travel Regulations.
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Frequently asked questions
Tools & guides for your Uber complaint
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- Summer 2026 Holiday Rights: Everything You Need Before You BookBNPL gets Financial Ombudsman access in July (not Section 75, which stays credit-card only). Drip pricing is banned. UK261 covers all UK departures. Here’s your complete pre-travel checklist and what to do when things go wrong.
- Company Gone Bust? How to Get Your Money BackWhen a company goes into administration, most people assume their money is lost. It usually isn’t. Section 75, chargeback, ATOL, and the FSCS can all help. Here’s how.
Not sure what the law actually entitles you to? Start with our UK consumer rights guide - refunds, faulty goods, and how to enforce your rights under the Consumer Rights Act 2015.
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