CRA issues guidelines for escalating unresolved telecom, postal complaints
<p> </p> <p>Doha, Qatar: The Communications Regulatory Authority (CRA) yesterday updated guidelines clarifying how consumers can seek official intervention for unresolved postal and telecommunications issues.</p> <p>The authority stated that consumers experiencing service disruptions or dispute delays with their service providers can escalate their grievances directly to the regulator under…
Doha, Qatar - The Communications Regulatory Authority (CRA) issued updated guidelines on Wednesday that explain how consumers can escalate unresolved postal and telecommunications problems to the regulator.
Consumers experiencing service disruptions or delays with their service providers can directly escalate their complaints to the CRA under certain circumstances, as long as they first attempt to lodge the grievance with the postal service provider.
The CRA will intervene if a standard complaint remains unresolved by the service provider for more than 10 working days. In cases of customers with disabilities, the regulator will step in after 8 working days.
Consumers are eligible to escalate their case if the service provider does not accept the initial complaint, fails to assign a reference number, closes the complaint without resolution, or provides an outcome that the consumer finds unsatisfactory.
To process an escalation efficiently, consumers must prepare essential details before filing their complaint with the CRA.
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