Consumer Helpline Numbers

NATIONAL CONSUMER HELPLINE :

WEBSITE : https://consumerhelpline.gov.in/

YOU CAN ALSO SMS ON : 8130009809

You can also file complaint online.

It Has Been Consumer Become Victim of May Ill-Practices and Constantly Ask What to Do in Case of Such Fraud Like Adulteration, Money Loss, Counterfeit Goods, Weight Manipulation, Sub Standard Quality Etc.

FEW SUGGESTIONS FROM OUR TEAM :

1. Do ask for invoice while purchasing.

2. In case of any adulteration , counterfiet , manipulated stuff report it.

3. Look out for government certification on products like isi , iso , bis etc mark

4. Do not invest in mlm ( multi level marketing scheme ) and online fake website , 5. Verify before making any purchase.

6. Never share your personal information , credit card , atm , netbanking details to anyone.

GREVIENCES COMPLAIN :

Centralized Public Grievance Redress And Monitoring System (CPGRAMS) : https://pgportal.gov.in/

VOLUNTRY ORGANIZATIONS WORKING IN CONSUMER AWARENESS :

1. CONSUMER VOICE DELHI : https://www.consumer-voice.org/

2. CONSUMER ASSOCIATION OF INDIA : http://caiindia.org/

3. CONCERT TAMILNADU : http://caiindia.org/concert/

NOTE : ITS ALWAYS ADVISED TO CONSULT THE HELPLINE STATED ABOVE , OR TAKE LEGAL ADVICE OF A LAWYER. BE AWARE , AND AVOID FRAUD

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