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Complaint Letter Generator

Draft formal Indian consumer complaints citing Consumer Protection Act 2019, RERA, TRAI, or RBI rules — telecom, banking, real estate, e-commerce. Each letter costs 1 credit; sign in free for a 5-letter trial. Uses cloud-based processing.

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How to Use the Complaint Letter Generator

1. Enter facts, pick dispute

Names, dates, amounts, and your demand — plus Consumer Act, RERA, TRAI, or RBI track. Never paste passwords or OTPs.

2. Generate the draft

Each letter costs 1 credit. Legal structure and citations format automatically.

3. Attach and send

Add bills and screenshots as annexures, have an advocate review, then download the .txt (one Pro download).

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Frequently Asked Questions

What details make a complaint letter effective?

Names, dates, amounts, and a clear demand: 'On 12 March I paid Rs.4,999 for order #8821, delivered damaged on 15 March; I seek full refund within 15 days'. The tool structures your facts into legal format with the right Act cited — vague complaints ('bad service') get vague responses.

Where does my complaint text go?

Your details go to the AI API for generation and are deleted after processing — never stored or shared by us. The provider may log prompts briefly for abuse prevention, so never paste passwords, OTPs, or card numbers into the complaint details.

What does each complaint letter cost?

No API key needed — each letter costs 1 text-generation credit: signed-in free plans include a one-time 5-credit trial (about 5 letters), Pro includes 200 monthly, and anonymous requests return 401. Exporting the letter .txt counts as one Pro download (signed-in free: 2 a day).

Is the generated letter legally valid?

It follows formal Indian consumer-law structure with correct citations, but it is a draft, not legal advice. Verify the facts, attach bills and screenshots as annexures, and have an advocate review before sending to a company or consumer commission.

Which disputes does it cover?

Consumer Protection Act 2019 for goods and services, RERA for real-estate delays, TRAI for telecom billing and spam, RBI regulations for banking and digital-payment disputes. Pick the dispute type first — the cited Act and remedy language change with it.

Last updated October 2026