Concept:
Formal fallacies arise due to the invalid logical form of an argument.
Informal fallacies arise due to language, ambiguity, relevance or content.
Step 1: Check formal fallacies.
Existential fallacy and fallacy of four terms are treated as formal fallacies in traditional logic.
So:
\[
A,\ C = \text{Formal fallacies}
\]
Step 2: Check fallacy of converse accident.
Converse accident is an informal fallacy related to hasty or wrong generalization.
So:
\[
B = \text{Not formal}
\]
Step 3: Check equivocation and complex question.
Equivocation is based on ambiguity of language.
Complex question is based on a misleading question form.
So:
\[
D,\ E = \text{Not formal}
\]
Therefore, the fallacies that are not formal are:
\[
B,\ D,\ E
\]
Hence:
\[
\boxed{\text{(C) B, D and E only}}
\]