Complaints procedure

Wepas Services Limited · Version 1.0 · Effective 11 November 2026

Wepas Services Limited (company number 12723864), trading as Wepas, registered office 85 Bexley High Street, Bexley, London, DA5 1JX.

1. Purpose and scope

This procedure explains how Wepas handles complaints from customers and prospective customers. It covers every service we provide, including business energy brokerage, and introductions for business finance, card payments, telecoms, banking and insurance.

Making a complaint is free. It will not affect the service you receive from us.

2. What counts as a complaint

A complaint is any expression of dissatisfaction about our service, staff, advice, conduct, or fees and commission, made by phone, in person or in writing, whether or not you use the word "complaint".

3. How to complain

If you need help making a complaint, we can record it for you over the phone.

Please include your business name, contact details, the service concerned, what went wrong, and what you would like us to do to put it right.

4. Our timescales

StageWhat we doWhen
AcknowledgeConfirm receipt in writing, give you a reference and the name of the person handling itWithin 2 working days
InvestigateReview our records, calls, Letters of Authority, quotes and contracts, and contact the supplier or partner if neededAs soon as possible
Final responseA written outcome explaining what we found, our decision and any remedyWithin 8 weeks of receiving your complaint

We aim to resolve most complaints within 10 working days. If we cannot give a final response within 8 weeks, we will write to explain why and tell you about your right to refer an energy complaint to the Energy Ombudsman.

5. Putting things right

If we uphold your complaint, we will offer a fair remedy. This may include an apology, an explanation, correcting the error, working with the supplier to amend or cancel a contract where appropriate, refunding or waiving our commission, or a goodwill payment.

6. Energy Ombudsman (business energy complaints)

Wepas has applied to join the Energy Ombudsman's Broker Alternative Dispute Resolution scheme.

If you are a microbusiness and you are unhappy with our final response, or we have not resolved your complaint within 8 weeks, you can refer it to the Energy Ombudsman free of charge. The Energy Ombudsman is independent. You should normally do this within 12 months of our final response.

Energy Ombudsman: www.energyombudsman.org

Every final response we send about an energy complaint will include these details.

7. Complaints about other services

For finance, insurance, card payments, telecoms and banking, Wepas acts as an introducer. We will investigate our own part in your complaint. If it concerns the provider's product or decision, we will pass it promptly to that provider and tell you we have done so. The provider's own complaints process, and any ombudsman route that applies to it, will then apply.

8. Customers in vulnerable circumstances

We take extra care with customers who may be in vulnerable circumstances, for example because of ill health, bereavement, language barriers or financial difficulty. We can offer more time, a single point of contact, or communication by your preferred method.

9. Records and review

10. Responsibility

Our Director, M Saad Ali, is responsible for this procedure and for final responses. We review it at least once a year, and whenever regulation or scheme rules change.