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Do you have a dispute or a bad customer experience with MeTV? Report it through our website to maximize the chance of getting it resolved.

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Before you write, work out whose problem it actually is. MeTV is a network: the picture that reaches your television is carried by a local station and delivered by your antenna, cable, satellite or streaming provider. Reception faults, a channel that vanished from your line up and audio dropouts belong to those companies. Programming, the schedule and the advertising load are MeTV's own. Series dropped without notice? Start here: we open your case and keep coaching you.

Sound that cuts out, a picture that breaks up or a channel that disappears for minutes at a time is nearly always a local transmission or reception problem rather than something the network does nationally. Write down the exact date, time and how long it lasted, then test where the fault sits: if other channels from the same source stay clean, the problem is with the station carrying MeTV or the sub channel it rides on, not with your television.

Report it to the local station and to your cable, satellite or streaming provider with those times attached, because a pattern of timestamps is what gets an engineer to look. In the US, repeated transmission problems can also be raised with the FCC, which licenses the stations themselves. Put the dates and the times in your complaint here, where other viewers who lost the same channel in the same area can back your case up.

Classic television networks license their programming in blocks for a fixed term. When a license ends, is renegotiated or is picked up by a rival network, the schedule moves and titles disappear, often with no announcement at all. Seasonal line ups, marathons and holiday programming shift things further, which is why a series you watched every night can be gone by Monday.

The schedule published on metv.com and the guide from your provider are the versions worth trusting: printed listings and third party guide data run behind. Programming is also one of the few things viewer mail genuinely influences, so name the show, the slot it used to hold and what you want back rather than complaining in general terms. A complaint filed through our complaint process adds weight to that: we bring it to MeTV through emails, social media and paper complaint letters.

Two different problems hide behind this one question. If the issue is how much advertising runs, or the same spot repeating in every break, that is MeTV's own advertising sales and the contact section on metv.com is where to say so. Be specific: the hours you watch, how long the breaks run and how the load compares with the program itself.

If the issue is loudness, meaning adverts that are noticeably louder than the show around them, that is regulated in the US. The CALM Act sets the standard and the FCC accepts complaints about loud commercials, but it needs the channel, the provider, the date and the time of day to do anything with your report. Send it to both, because the network and the regulator each handle a different half of the problem.

So far consumers reported 62 complaints about MeTV here, with an average rating of 2.0 out of 5. The themes repeat: the same episodes and the same handful of series cycling round too often, a heavy advertising load with the same spots on repeat, sound and picture dropping out during broadcasts, and long running favorites being pulled from the schedule without warning.

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Yes. We have an active community of consumers, and complaints here are public: people who ran into the same problem with MeTV can give you advice or back you up with their own story. A complaint with a community behind it is much harder to overlook.