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Carta de reclamación

Rellena el formulario y obtén una carta formal que nombra al regulador de tu plataforma y país. Gratis, sin registro, nada se sube.

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Cómo escribir una carta de reclamación

  1. Pick the platform

    Choose the company and country — 58 paths across 7 countries. If you came from a guide, the platform is already selected.

  2. Add the facts

    What happened, in order, with dates, amounts, and ticket numbers. State the result you want in one sentence.

  3. Generate and send

    The letter cites the consumer-protection rules that apply in that country and industry, and names the regulator that takes unresolved complaints. Copy it, download it, send it.

Funciones

  • Names the right regulator

    The escalation notice cites the authority for that platform and country — CFPB and FTC, RBI Ombudsman, NFOSA, CBN, FOS, OBSI, AFCA — with the reply windows the rules require.

  • Statutory framing built in

    Financial and non-financial complaints get different legal framing per country, so the letter reads like it was written by someone who knows the rules.

  • Send hints included

    Where the company publishes a grievance email or phone line, the tool shows it before you write — no hunting through help centers.

  • Nothing leaves your device

    The letter is assembled in this browser tab. A strict content security policy blocks outbound requests as a guarantee.

Preguntas frecuentes

Is this complaint letter generator free?

Yes — no sign-up, no watermark, no limit on letters. Like every kitwisp tool it runs entirely in your browser.

Which companies does it cover?

58 platform and country combinations across India, the United States, South Africa, Nigeria, the United Kingdom, Canada, and Australia — banks, payment apps, marketplaces, and services. Each links to a full escalation guide.

Is this legal advice?

No. The letter cites consumer-protection frameworks as framing for a formal complaint; it is a writing tool, not legal advice. The linked guides list the official sources for every claim.

What should I attach to the letter?

Screenshots of the transactions and chats, order or ticket numbers, and any reference numbers from earlier support contacts. The letter asks the company for a written response with a complaint reference.

Does it work for any problem type?

It covers refund disputes, unauthorized charges, service failures, and account problems. Pick the closest match; the facts section carries the specifics.

Where does my information go?

Nowhere. The form and the letter live in this browser tab; copying or downloading is the only way anything leaves. The site's content security policy blocks outbound requests.