Not geeting refund from qnet since 90 days after applying refund

722 votes

You are a victim of misrepresentation and unfair trade practice. Inducing you to purchase QNET products without disclosing material facts and then withholding refund beyond the promised timeline is illegal. What you should do now (step-wise): Issue a Legal Notice to QNET and the concerned distributor demanding immediate refund with interest within 7–15 days. Non-refund after the stated period strengthens liability. File a Consumer Complaint before the appropriate Consumer Commission seeking refund, interest, and compensation for harassment. Delay beyond 90 days is a clear deficiency of service. Criminal Complaint (if facts support): Against the friend/distributor for cheating and criminal breach of trust if inducement and concealment are provable. Preserve Evidence: Payment proofs, invoices, refund request acknowledgment, call logs/emails, and representations made at the time of sale. Bottom line: Stop relying on customer-care assurances. Initiate legal notice and consumer proceedings immediately—these remedies are effective and time-bound for refund and compensation.

Advocate Pavani Kumari LawRato