Bbc mail
You're looking for the BBC Mail service!
The BBC Mail service is a way for you to contact the BBC and send them feedback, suggestions, or questions about their content, services, or policies. Here's how you can use it:
How to use the BBC Mail service:
- Go to the BBC website (www.bbc.co.uk) and click on the "Contact Us" link at the bottom of the page.
- Fill out the online form with your name, email address, and a brief message describing your query or feedback.
- Choose the relevant department or topic from the dropdown menu (e.g., "Programmes", "News", "Complaints", etc.).
- Click "Send" to submit your message.
What kind of feedback can you send to the BBC Mail service?
You can use the BBC Mail service to:
- Provide feedback on a specific programme or article
- Report a technical issue with the BBC website or app
- Ask a question about a BBC service or policy
- Make a complaint about a BBC programme or service
- Suggest a new programme or idea
- Provide general feedback or comments about the BBC
What happens after you send your message?
The BBC will review your message and respond to you as soon as possible. The response time may vary depending on the complexity of your query or the volume of messages they receive. If your message requires further investigation, a member of the BBC team may contact you to gather more information or discuss your query further.
Remember to always be respectful and clear in your message, and the BBC will do their best to help you with your query or feedback!