If you are dissatisfied with the service quality of Laomiao Food, you can lodge a complaint through the 12315 National Consumer Complaint Service Platform.

Complaints must describe the situation in detail and provide relevant evidence. Government agencies will handle the complaint based on the actual situation.

If you have any problems with the service quality of Laomiao Food, you can lodge a complaint through the 12315 National Consumer Complaint Service Platform.

When making a complaint, you need to explain the situation in detail and provide relevant evidence, such as orders, invoices, contracts, etc.

Government agencies will investigate and handle complaints based on actual circumstances.

When making a complaint, you need to provide effective evidence to support your claim. For example, you can record customer service phone calls or video calls, and save relevant chat records and shopping records.

When making a complaint, you must explain your requirements and maintain communication and negotiation during the follow-up process.

What should I do if my complaint still doesn't resolve the issue?

If the problem still cannot be solved after complaining to Laomiao Food, you can seek help from the Consumer Association, which can provide professional consultation and assistance in solving the problem.

In addition, if a larger amount of money is involved, you can also file a lawsuit in court.

The 12315 National Consumer Complaint Service Platform is a channel to safeguard the rights and interests of consumers. If you are dissatisfied with the service quality of Laomiao Food, you can lodge a complaint through this platform.

When making a complaint, you need to explain the problem in detail and provide relevant evidence to ultimately realize your legitimate rights and interests.

Legal basis: Article 39 of the "Consumer Rights and Interests Protection Law of the People's Republic of China" If a consumer rights dispute arises between a consumer and an operator, it can be resolved through the following channels: (1) Negotiate and reconcile with the operator; (

2) Request a consumer association or other legally established mediation organization for mediation; (3) Complain to the relevant administrative department; (4) Submit it to an arbitration institution for arbitration based on the arbitration agreement reached with the operator; (5) File a lawsuit with the People's Court.