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Sue a company. Start with the right name.

A county court claim against a company needs its exact registered name and registered office — not the brand, not the shop. We've looked them up for the companies people most often come to us about, with the court fee band and how the claim runs.

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Marketplace
AmazonAmazon — when the order says "Sold by Amazon"eBay sellerThe seller — usually the right defendantVintedThe seller — usually the right defendant
High street & online retail
ArgosArgos Limited — the retailerCurrysCurrys — the retailer
Energy
British GasBritish Gas Trading Limited — your energy supply
Parcels & delivery
DPDDPD — when you paid DPD to send itEvriEvri — when you paid Evri to send itRoyal MailRoyal Mail — when you paid for the service
Travel
easyJeteasyJet Airline Company Limited — flights
Phone & broadband
EEEE Limited — the networkVodafoneVodafone Limited — the network
Not listed?

Any UK company works the same way

The steps don't change with the name on the door: find the registered name and office on Companies House, send a letter before action, then file. Our general guide walks through it — how to sue a company.

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