
Airtel has a detailed customer complaint resolution mechanism. It deals with issues related to Airtel internet, no network, prepaid recharge, poor network, slow internet speed, SIM not working, weak signal, 4G data & voice, etc. However, before you raise a complaint, make sure you have an active data plan with balance. Also, you should recharge or need to pay your monthly bill of Airtel phone on time to avoid service-related issues.
If you want to avoid calling Airtel customer care or if you wish to submit a complaint online, you can use Resolver. It’s absolutely free of cost. Resolver will help you raise your issue, claim refund or compensation, and escalate the matter before the right authorities.
Click here now to start your Airtel complaint with Resolver.
Alternatively, any complaint about Airtel postpaid or Airtel prepaid mobile network can be resolved by following the given steps-
After registering your complaint, Airtel care should inform you about the time it will take to resolve your complaint. They should also inform you about the possible solution to your issue. Every communication should be done within the promised time.
If you are unsatisfied with the complaint resolution given by the customer service, then you can approach the Appellate Authority in your area.
You can visit the Airtel Nodal Office or call the Airtel Nodal officer on 9818334865. But, you can only contact them from Monday to Friday, between 10:30 AM and 06:00 PM. You must mention your unique complaint number to expedite the process.
Also, you should appeal within 30 days after the expiry of the complaint resolution timeline. Otherwise, you should give an explanation for delaying the appeal. Airtel may consider if there’s a reasonable explanation but up to 3 months.
Once you file an appeal, you will get a new appeal docket number within 3 days. Your appeal will be resolved within 39 days from the date of filing.
The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) does not entertain user complaints. TRAI’s role pertains to formulating policies, guidelines, rules, and regulations for network service providers like Bharti Airtel.
The primary responsibility of resolving a complaint lies with the service provider. If you wish, you can log on to TRAI’s consumer complaint monitoring portal to-
You must know that TRAI will only forward your complaint to the service provider. TRAI can only assist you in lodging the complaint, TRAI won’t help you find a solution to your issue. If any person claims otherwise, they may be trying to dupe you. Beware of such scams as TRAI does not handle consumer complaints.
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