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Fax:  804.887.7057

Phone:  888.812.9801

Please include station or market information.  We will make every effort to investigate your inquiry within 1 business day.

To submit written issues, complaints or concerns, please contact the following:

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210 W. Coleman Blvd.

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Fax: 804.887.7057

Email: captioningcomplaint@wcbd.com

Before submitting a formal written complaint, we recommend you first contact our captioning hotline.  We may  be able to resolve your issue immediately without the the need for a formal complaint.  In any event, we will respond to your complaint within 30 days.

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