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I'd encourage Australians not to muck around in this regard. Fair Trading gives explicit instructions: 1) Contact the organisation 2) Suggest a resolution 3
by femto 3mo ago
I'd encourage Australians not to muck around in this regard. Fair Trading gives explicit instructions:
1) Contact the organisation
2) Suggest a resolution
3) give them a reasonable time to respond (ie. not forever)
4) Be polite
5) Lodge a complaint with Fair Trading
The more people that do this, the less sellers will try to do people over.
https://www.nsw.gov.au/legal-and-justice/consumer-rights-and-protection/resolving-disputes/talk-it-over https://www.nsw.gov.au/legal-and-justice/consumer-rights-and...
- bigfatkitten 3mo ago(5) is often a waste of time, but filing an application in NCAT (or your state/territory’s equivalent) will get their attention.