A number of PayTM Complaints have been lodged about the users having completed KYC but not able to send or transfer funds. PayTM has clarified the KYC problems. It is pointed out by PayTM that according to the RBI’s new guidelines dated 11th October 2017 which came into effect on 28th February 2018, all Paytm […]

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Airtel Complaints, Customer Care, Reviews, Customer Care Toll Free Number Email ID Contact Details There are a large number of Airtel Complaints that are filed daily. This is not surprising because Airtel has a large customer base and it is expected that a small percentage of customers will require customer care assistance and help. The […]

JioMoney Customer Care can be reached through toll free number, email, address, twitter. Customer Service complaints can also be escalated and filed in consumer court.

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Vodafone permits complaints to be filed on its website with regard to several problems relating to Recharge Online, Pay bill Online, Vodafone Network Coverage, Telemarketing Registration, DND Registration, DND Complaints, NDNC registry and other issues

The complaints and grievances against PayTM relate to the debit or credit of money in the PayTM Wallet, recharge, bill payment, or shopping related to issues. If you are not satisfied with the quality of service rendered by PayTM, these are the steps that you can take before escalating the matter to filing a formal complaint in the consumer court

In Indian Machinery Company vs. M/s. Ansal Housing & Construction Ltd the Supreme Court has held that a second complaint to a Consumer District Forum is maintainable if the relevant Consumer Protection Rules do not expressly prohibit it

Social media is fast becoming a popular platform for the communications and IT ministry to fix consumer complaints from across the country. The ministry has redressed about 200 complaints till now, as per official data. Until December the minister’s office had forwarded 136 complaints received through social media to different departments for action. Of these 92 cases were successfully redressed

The National Commission or the State Commission is empowered to follow the said procedure. From Section 13(2)(a) of the
Consumer Protection Act, 1986 it is apparent that on receipt of the complaint, the opposite party is required to be given notice directing him to give his version of the case within a period of 30 days or such extended period not exceeding 15 days as may be granted by the District Forum or the Commission. For having speedy trail, this legislative mandate of not giving more than 45 days in submitting the written statement or the version of the case is required to be adhered to. If this is not adhered to, the legislative mandate of disposing of the cases within three or five months would be defeated