Airalos Digital Roaming

Complaints & Escalation Policy

At Airalos Digital Roaming, we are committed to providing clear, comprehensive, and accurate information to help you make informed decisions about eSIMs for your international travels. We understand that occasionally, concerns or issues may arise. This policy outlines our structured approach to handling complaints and ensuring your voice is heard and addressed effectively. Our goal is to resolve any dissatisfaction promptly and fairly, maintaining transparency throughout the process.

How to File a Complaint

We encourage you to contact us as soon as an issue arises. To ensure your complaint is handled efficiently, please follow these guidelines when submitting it:

Response Timeframes

We are committed to addressing your concerns promptly. Our standard response times are:

The Complaints Process: 8 Steps from Inquiry to Resolution

  1. Step 1: Inquiry Submission – You submit your complaint via email to [email protected], following the guidelines above.
  2. Step 2: Acknowledgment – Airalos Digital Roaming sends an automated or manual acknowledgment within 2 business days, confirming receipt and assigning an internal reference number.
  3. Step 3: Initial Assessment – Our team reviews the complaint to understand the core issue, gather initial facts, and identify the relevant departments or individuals for investigation.
  4. Step 4: Investigation – A thorough investigation is conducted, which may involve reviewing communications, internal data, and consulting with team members. This stage aims to understand the root cause.
  5. Step 5: Communication (if needed) – If further information or clarification is required from you, we will contact you via email or phone.
  6. Step 6: Proposed Resolution – Based on the investigation, a proposed resolution or explanation is formulated. This might include a detailed explanation, corrective actions, or an apology.
  7. Step 7: Resolution Communication – We communicate our findings and the proposed resolution to you within the targeted 10 business days. This communication will explain our decision.
  8. Step 8: Closure or Escalation – If you are satisfied with the resolution, the complaint is closed. If you remain dissatisfied, you may proceed to the escalation process outlined below.

Escalation Process

If you are not satisfied with the resolution provided at Step 7 of our standard complaints process, you have the option to escalate your complaint.

What is Outside the Scope of Complaints

While we strive to assist with all inquiries, certain matters fall outside the scope of our formal complaints process because Airalos Digital Roaming primarily provides information and guidance, not direct telecommunication services. These include:

We focus on the accuracy and utility of the information we provide. If your complaint pertains to the quality of our content, advice, or the handling of an inquiry by our team, it is within our scope.

Service Area: Worldwide Coverage of eSIM Information

Airalos Digital Roaming provides comprehensive information and guidance on eSIM options for travelers across the globe. Our content covers a vast array of regions, aiming to offer localized insights and tips relevant to specific travel destinations. While the fundamental principles of eSIMs are universal, their practical application, available plans, and network compatibility vary significantly by region.

European Union (EU)

Detailed information on EU-wide roaming regulations, country-specific providers, and multi-country eSIM plans that leverage the seamless connectivity across member states. Emphasis on providers offering strong coverage in popular tourist destinations like France, Italy, and Spain.

Southeast Asia

Guidance on navigating diverse network infrastructures, often with varying data speeds and pricing structures. Specific advice for countries like Thailand, Vietnam, and Indonesia, where local eSIMs can offer significant value compared to roaming.

North America (USA & Canada)

Focus on the major network operators and virtual eSIM providers, addressing potential coverage gaps in rural areas and the distinction between prepaid and postpaid options for visitors. Practical tips for cross-border travel between the two nations.

Africa

Insights into regions where network reliability can differ greatly. We highlight providers known for robust coverage in key travel corridors and offer advice on managing data usage in areas with potentially higher costs or limited infrastructure.

Australia & New Zealand

Consideration for the vast distances and unique geographical challenges affecting network coverage. Advice on choosing providers with strong national footprints to ensure connectivity during extensive travel across these countries.

South America

Information on navigating varied regulatory environments and a diverse range of local operators. Tips for selecting eSIMs that offer good value and coverage across multiple countries, such as Brazil, Argentina, and Chile.

Middle East

Guidance on specific regional providers and plans tailored for destinations like UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar, often highlighting options that cater to business travelers and tourists with high data demands.

Our commitment is to provide regionally relevant advice, acknowledging that an eSIM strategy that works well in one part of the world might not be optimal for another. This local focus is a cornerstone of our content strategy, ensuring that you receive practical, actionable insights tailored to your specific travel plans. For more details on regional specifics, please visit our Services page.

Frequently Asked Questions about Complaints & Policies

What if I don't receive an acknowledgment within 2 business days?

If you haven't received an acknowledgment within the specified timeframe, please check your spam or junk mail folder. If it's not there, kindly resend your complaint email to [email protected] and ensure the subject line is clear.

Can I complain about an eSIM provider I found through Airalos Digital Roaming?

You can complain about the information we provided regarding that eSIM provider if you believe it was inaccurate or misleading. However, direct service issues with the eSIM provider (e.g., billing, network performance) should be addressed directly with that provider, as they are responsible for their services.

What if my issue is urgent?

For urgent matters, while our formal complaint process has set timeframes, you can indicate the urgency in your email subject line (e.g., "URGENT Complaint"). We will endeavor to prioritize urgent communications, but please be aware that the formal investigation still requires time.

Is there a phone number for complaints?

All formal complaints must be submitted via email to [email protected]. This ensures a clear written record and adherence to our documented process. Our general phone number +33 1 42 68 5301 is for general inquiries.

What kind of resolution can I expect?

Resolutions may include a detailed explanation, an apology, corrective action to our content or internal processes, or clarification of our policies. Since we do not sell eSIMs or provide telecommunication services, resolutions will not involve refunds for eSIM purchases or direct technical support for your device.

Can I complain anonymously?

While you can send an email without identifying yourself, our ability to investigate and respond to anonymous complaints is significantly limited. For a full and fair resolution, we require your contact details.

How long will you keep records of my complaint?

We retain records of complaints for a reasonable period, typically up to 2 years, to ensure we can review past interactions and continuously improve our service. All records are handled in accordance with our Privacy Policy.

What if I'm not satisfied after the escalation process?

After the escalation process, our decision is considered final. We will have exhausted our internal review mechanisms. At this point, you may consider seeking independent advice, although Airalos Digital Roaming operates as an informational platform and does not fall under direct regulatory bodies for telecommunication services.

Does this policy cover website technical issues?

Minor technical issues or suggestions for website improvement can be sent to [email protected] as general feedback. If a technical issue significantly impacts your ability to access or understand crucial information, it may be treated as a complaint under this policy.

Can I request a copy of my complaint records?

Yes, under data protection regulations, you have the right to request a copy of personal data we hold about you, which includes records of your complaint. Please send a request to [email protected], and we will process it according to our Privacy Policy.