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Helping consumers and businesses document complaints, share reviews, and verify business information through transparent records.

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Public Accountability & Transparency

IBBF maintains documented records of consumer complaints and business responses. This information is available to the public to support informed decision-making.

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Submit a Complaint

Submit a Complaint

File formal complaints for administrative documentation with the concerned business.

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Write a Review

Write a Review

Share your experience with a business in a review or opinion, to help other consumers.

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Verify Your Business

Verify Your Business

Get a verified status and profile to boost credibility and consumer trust credentials.

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How It Works

A simple, transparent process — no legal action, just documentation

1

Submit a Complaint

You complete the form and attach any evidence through our online process.

2

Verification & Review

IBBF reviews the complaint for completeness and relevance before it is sent to the business.

3

Business Response

The business gets 3 days to respond. If not, IBBF may publish the complaint and record the non-response.

4

Status Updates

Complaint status is announced publicly as resolved, unresolved, in review.

IBBF does not act as a legal or government authority at any stage of the process.

What IBBF Does

  • ✓Maintains a public registry of business listings and verification status
  • ✓Records formal complaints for administrative documentation
  • ✓Publishes moderated and approved public reviews
  • ✓Provides transparency through documented records
  • ✓Enables public access to verification and complaint data

What IBBF Does NOT Do

  • ✗Provide legal assistance, mediation, or legal interventions
  • ✗Act as a mediator or dispute resolution body or authority
  • ✗Offer customer support or complaint handling services
  • ✗Guarantee service quality in endorsed or listing services
  • ✗Act as a regulator or government authority

Understanding Trust Levels

Trust levels reflect verification status only. They do not indicate service quality, performance, or guarantees.

LISTED Business

LISTED Business

Basic business profile created from complaint records or self-registration, identity not yet verified.

BASIC Trust Level

BASIC Trust Level

Business has verified basic details, identity confirmed via documents (GST, Address), willing to engage.

HIGH Trust Level

HIGH Trust Level

Business meets IBBF verification criteria, responded to all complaints, clear documented history.

Trust indicators are information-based reports on documented transactions/records. IBBF does not guarantee accuracy, performance, or satisfaction.

A Neutral Platform Built on Documentation, Not Opinions

IBBF never characterises or describes the facts of any case. We build trust through Documented Processes.

Document-based complaints

Document-Based Complaints

Consumers can submit complaints only with supporting documents. No hearsay allowed. Every complaint is logged with a unique reference ID.

Business participation

Business Participation

Businesses are notified and given a full opportunity to respond. Responses are published after moderation for policy compliance.

Transparent outcomes

Transparent Outcomes

All outcomes are reviewed and verified. What IBBF publishes reflects what can be verified, not a paid or influenced decision.

How IBBF is Different

IBBF does not take sides in fights. We document what happened and let both sides put their story forward.

  • ✓ Accountability without bias - we record facts, not opinions
  • ✓ Visibility without harassment - businesses can respond fairly
  • ✓ Transparency without defamation - we publish facts, not punish

Platform at a Glance

6
Complaints Filed
100
Businesses Listed
2
Verified Businesses
16
States Covered
3 Working Days
Business Response Time
5
Consumer Reviews

Why Choose IBBF For Your Complaints & Verifications?

India's neutral documentation platform

Independent & Neutral Platform

Independent & Neutral Platform

IBBF is not affiliated with any government body. Our platform serves both consumers and businesses equally without bias.

Verified & Documented Cases

Verified & Documented Cases

All submissions are reviewed for documentation and compliance with platform guidelines before publication.

Verification Indicators for Businesses

Verification Indicators for Businesses

Businesses earn trust badges that help consumers identify legitimate and responsive companies across India.

IBBF CASE STUDIES

Latest Case Studies

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CONSUMER RIGHTSDOCUMENTATION
IBBF-CS-2026-1016-18

When a TV Repair Bill Raises Questions Beyond the Amount Paid

A consumer who booked a Sony Bravia television repair through Urban Company questioned the billing and documentation of a replacement power supply board. Although the replacement was installed and payment was completed, the consumer sought clarification regarding the ₹1 material-cost entry, ₹3,929 service charge, identification of the installed board, warranty coverage and the payment process. Urban Company acknowledged the grievance through email and reported providing assistance, but the available correspondence does not establish that the requested point-by-point clarification was supplied.

Based on complaint IBBF-COMP-23092026-000007-5VWCDOCUMENTED · 16 Oct 2026, 04:06 am
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CONSUMER RIGHTS
IBBF-CS-2026-0912-17

When a Consumer Says “I’m Not Interested”

A consumer received an unsolicited call from an unknown number regarding trading and investment services. The caller offered to assist the consumer with trading and stated that they could help generate profits. When asked whether they were registered with SEBI, the caller stated that they were. The consumer then asked for documentary proof of the claimed registration, such as a certificate, registration details, or official website. The caller disconnected the call without providing the requested verification. A subsequent callback also did not result in any supporting documentation being provided.

Based on a consumer submission · Ref IBBF-CE-19082026-000002DOCUMENTED · 12 Sept 2026, 11:50 pm
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CONSUMER RIGHTS
IBBF-CS-2026-0811-16

Airtel Xstream Fiber Outage: A Documented Service Resolution Delay

A complete Airtel Xstream Fiber outage was reported on 10 August 2026 at approximately 8:30 AM. The service request was registered and subsequently assigned to a technician, but the scheduled service window passed without resolution. Airtel's appellate team later confirmed that the complaint remained in progress and stated that resolution would occur within 24 hours. The connection was ultimately restored at approximately 10:09 AM on 11 August, after approximately 26 hours of service interruption. Supporting SMS, call records and written communications document the sequence.

Based on complaint IBBF-COMP-10082026-000003-CW6XDOCUMENTED · 11 Aug 2026, 02:40 pm
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When Documentation Matters

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DOCUMENTATION
IBBF-IN-2026-1016-19

A Repair Is Complete. But Can the Replacement Part Be Verified?

A television repair may be completed, the customer may receive an invoice, and the payment may be recorded. Yet important questions can remain about the identity of a replacement component, how its cost is reflected in the bill, and which warranty applies. This insight examines why technical service documentation matters beyond successful repair and payment confirmation.

Published by IBBF · 16 Oct 2026, 04:33 am
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DOCUMENTATION
IBBF-IN-2026-0615-13

A Refund Resolves Billing. Documentation Resolves Trust.

Financial disputes may sometimes be resolved through refunds, but refunds alone do not always resolve questions relating to documentation, authorization, transparency, or service verification. Consumer confidence often depends not only on corrective action, but also on the ability to independently verify what occurred and how decisions were documented.

Published by IBBF · 15 Jun 2026, 03:57 pm
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DOCUMENTATION
IBBF-IN-2026-0606-11

Ownership Is Not the Same as Possession

Assets, inventory, products, records, and even published information may appear to belong to an organization simply because they are visible or under its control. However, possession alone does not establish ownership. This insight explores how documentation helps distinguish what is present from what is actually owned, controlled, or legally attributable.

Published by IBBF · 06 Jun 2026, 03:32 pm
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IBBF is an independent, non-government platform. Complaints and reviews are submitted by users; insights and case studies are written by IBBF. Nothing on this site is legal advice, an endorsement, or a determination of fault or liability.