Verified: 2 July 2026 04:30 am IST
Industry: Internet Service Provider (ISP)
Jurisdiction: India
Primary Regulator: Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) / Department of Telecommunications (DoT)
Important Safety Warning: Beware of the “Fake Support & Screen Share Scam.” Scammers frequently buy ads on Google displaying fake ACT Fibernet customer service helplines. This is a scam. ACT Fibernet staff will never ask you to pay a “processing fee” to restore your connection, share your UPI PIN, or request you to download third-party screen-sharing apps (like AnyDesk/RustDesk) to troubleshoot a router glitch.
Level 1: Customer Support (Initial Complaint)
How to complain: Register your complaint (broadband downtime, slow speeds, billing errors, or connection shifts) directly by calling the ACT Fibernet toll-free number 1800 1022 836. You can also log the complaint directly via the ACT Fibernet App or the web portal. You must insist on receiving a unique “Ticket Number” or “Service Request Number” via SMS - without this number, your complaint does not legally exist in the regulatory system.
Availability: The toll-free helpline and automated chat support operate 24x7.
Timeline: Under TRAI Quality of Service (QoS) rules, service disruptions/faults must be resolved within 3 days. Standard billing or account queries must be resolved within 7 days.
Level 2: Internal Escalation (Nodal Officer)
Who to contact: If Level 1 support fails, your internet remains down, or your billing dispute is unjustly dismissed, you must formally escalate to the Nodal Officer. You must email your formal grievance, clearly stating your original Ticket Number and Account ID, to nodalofficer@actcorp.in.
Timeline: By law, the Nodal Officer must dispose of the complaint and provide a reasoned resolution within 10 days from the date of filing the escalation.
Level 3: Final Internal Escalation (Appellate Authority)
Who to contact: If the Nodal Officer rejects your claim or fails to resolve the issue within the timeframe, you must escalate to the final internal authority: the Appellate Authority. You must email your appeal to appellate.authority@actcorp.in. Written legal notices must be sent via physical post to their corporate headquarters (Atria Convergence Technologies Ltd., Indian Express Building, No.1, Queen’s Road, 2nd Floor, Bengaluru, Karnataka – 560001).
Timeline: You must file your appeal within 30 days of the Nodal Officer’s decision expiry. The Appellate Authority must acknowledge the appeal and dispose of it within 39 days from the date of filing.
Level 4: Administrative Mediation & Legal Action (Final Step)
Authority: TRAI does not mediate individual consumer disputes. If ACT Fibernet’s Appellate Authority rejects your claim or ignores you, you have exhausted internal remedies.
Pre-Litigation (DoT & NCH): You must register your grievance online at pgportal.gov.in under the “Department of Telecommunications” category. Alternatively, for commercial consumer disputes regarding router refunds or plan cancellations, register your grievance on the National Consumer Helpline (NCH) portal (consumerhelpline.gov.in) or call the toll-free national helpline at 1915.
Court/Arbitration: If administrative mediation fails, you must file a formal complaint with the appropriate Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission against Atria Convergence Technologies Ltd. You can file your case entirely online using the government’s unified e-Jagriti portal (e-jagriti.gov.in). You must file the consumer case within two years from the date the cause of action occurred.
Community Action: Is ACT Fibernet refusing to refund a cancelled connection, or are you looking for the correct template to formally escalate a prolonged fiber outage to the Bengaluru Appellate Authority? Reply below (do not share your passwords, bank details, or your exact Account IDs), and our community will point you to the right resources!