简明反垄断法法英文指南/赵庆庆译(36)
Don’t forget to write. If you have an antitrust problem or complaint, or if you wish to provide information that may be helpful in an investigation, contact the FTC:
 via mail. Office of Policy and Evaluation, Bureau of Competition, FTC, Washington, D.C. 20580, or your closest FTC regional office. Addresses are on the inside back cover.
 via telephone. Dial (202) FTC-HELP [(202) 382-4357 for FTC headquarters, or your closest regional office. Telephone numbers are on the inside back cover.
 via e-mail. Send a message to antitrust@ftc.gov, or contact us on the Internet at www.ftc.gov. E-mail communications are not secure; if you wish to submit confidential information, send it by mail and mark it Confidential.
With few exceptions, FTC investigations are not public. If you provide information or make a complaint, it will be kept confidential. Neither the information nor your identity will be disclosed outside the FTC. Similarly, if you contact us about an investigation, you may be told that we cannot discuss it, or even confirm or deny its existence. Still, we can receive your information and make sure it gets to appropriate FTC staff. In some cases, a staff person may wish to use the information in court if the case is litigated. In that event, you may be asked to provide an affidavit or other statement under oath, or appear as a witness at the trial. These situations are relatively rare, however. If those circumstances arise, your identity will have to be disclosed to the lawyers representing the companies or persons under investigation. FTC staff will seek your cooperation before making such disclosures.
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