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Complaints about mergers, antitrust issues, acquisitions and business conduct that harm competition, limit products or services, destroy innovation, or raise prices may be submitted via the antitrust complaint intake form.

If you have an antitrust complaint, please submit it to the Bureau of Competition by using this webform. Please note that the FTC cannot provide legal advice, take action on behalf of private individuals, or answer questions about its cases.