Bad bill? Fight back.

Your money.
Not their mistake.

A bad charge shouldn’t become a second job. Dueback turns your cell phone bill into a dispute letter, then helps you stay on top of every next step.

Free to start. No win, no fee.

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Less paperwork. More pushback.

Your first letter starts here.

Our promise, not a sales pitch

No recovery, no feeFree dispute lettersYou stay in control

01 / The fight, simplified

You bring the facts.
We do the paperwork.

Start with the bill in front of you. We’re focusing on cell phone charges first, so your dispute gets a clear path—not a pile of generic advice.

Built for real-life billing headaches.

An unexplained add-on. An incorrect charge. A fee that doesn’t match what you agreed to. Put the details on record.

  1. 01

    Tell your side. Bring the bill.

    Explain the charge in your own words and upload your cell phone bill. No legal vocabulary required.

  2. 02

    Turn frustration into a letter.

    Get a ready-to-send dispute letter in about two minutes. Review it, check the details, and send it to your provider.

  3. 03

    Keep the pressure on.

    Track response deadlines and get guidance on the next step—from following up with the company to regulator complaints and small claims information.

02 / On your side

We win when you do.

The letter generator is free. If you recover money, Dueback keeps 10% of the amount recovered. Nothing recovered? Nothing owed.

Start your dispute

$0

Describe the problem. Generate your letter. Take the first step.

Only when money comes back

10%

Of your recovery. For a $100 refund, the fee is $10 and you keep $90.

Free

For individuals getting started

$0/month

  • 1 workspace
  • Up to 3 team members
  • Basic analytics
  • Community support
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A few things worth knowing.

03 / Your move

Don’t let the hassle
keep your money.

Grab your cell phone bill. Tell us what went wrong. Let’s put your dispute in writing.

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No guaranteed outcomes. Just a clearer next step.

Dueback provides self-help tools and information, not legal advice or legal representation. You are responsible for reviewing your dispute and choosing your next steps.