RESOLVING DISPUTES
As a consumer you have rights, and responsibilities, under Australian Consumer Law (ACL) when you purchase a product or service. When you purchase a product or service its is automatically assumed that it will work and do what is was intended. These are called your consumer guarantees. To read more about your consumer rights, please visit the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) website.
WRITE A LETTER Always try to resolve a problem with a business yourself first. You can do this by speaking directly with the salesperson or manager or if this fails, by writing a complaint letter. |
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| CONSUMER AFFAIRS Your local Department of Consumer Affairs or Fair Trading can assist you in resolving disputes, and if need be, refer you to a Tribunal and more. |
SUBMIT A COMPLAINT If you are in dispute with a JAA member over an issue of a technical nature, you may submit a complaint. This must be done online via the form in the link below. |
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