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Filing a case against PhonePe or any other digital payment service requires following a legal process. Here’s a step-by-step guide:

1) Attempt Resolution through Customer Support:

Before taking legal action, try to resolve the issue through PhonePe's customer support. Document all communications, including chat logs, emails, and call records.

2) Send a Legal Notice:

If the issue is not resolved, send a legal notice to PhonePe detailing your complaint and what resolution you seek. You can draft this notice yourself or hire a lawyer to do it.

3) Approach a Consumer Court:

• Jurisdiction : File the complaint in the consumer court that has jurisdiction over your area.
  
  
• Documents Needed :
  
  a) Copy of the legal notice sent to PhonePe.
  b) Proof of payment, transaction history, and communication with PhonePe.
  c) Any other relevant documents related to your case.
  
  
• Filing Fee : Pay the necessary court fee. It varies based on the claim amount.
  
  
• Process :
  
  a) Submit the complaint with the necessary documents.
  b) The court will send a notice to PhonePe to appear and respond.
  c) Attend the hearings as scheduled by the court.
  
  4) Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR):
  
  You can also consider mediation or arbitration if you wish to settle the dispute outside the court. This is faster and less formal.
  
  5) File a Police Complaint (If Applicable):
  
  If you believe fraud or any criminal activity is involved, you can file an FIR with your local police station.
  
  6) Consult a Lawyer:
  
  For more complex cases, especially if large sums are involved, it’s advisable to consult with a lawyer who specializes in consumer rights or cyber law.
  
  Summary:

Start by attempting resolution through customer support, then proceed to send a legal notice, and if needed, file a case in consumer court with all the required documents. Consult a lawyer if you need personalized legal advice.

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