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Banks receive a lot of complaints and sometimes things can fall through the cracks. If you’ve made a complaint with your bank and they haven’t responded, don’t despair. You have some options to make sure your complaint gets heard. You could make a complaint using Ajust, or escalate your complaint to the ombudsman.

The Airline Customer Advocate (ACA) was established in 2012 by Australian airlines in response to a government white paper on the Australian airline industry. While presented as a customer service initiative, the ACA doesn’t actually have any authority to be able to independently evaluate customer issues. Learn more about why the ACA was presented with a Shonky Award by CHOICE in 2021 and what you need to know about resolving airline complaints.

Anyone can fall behind on their bills for any number of reasons. It’s a stressful situation to be in given that when you’re late on paying a bill, there’s a risk of your power being disconnected. Whether it’s your electricity or gas bill in question, we’ll take you through some of the steps you can take when you’ve fallen behind. This includes when your power can be cut and how to apply for hardship arrangements in case you need a little help paying a bill.

If you’ve been given an estimated energy bill you may need to take your own reading of your meter to submit to your energy provider. Use this simple guide to review your energy bill and notify your energy provider of your reading.

Everyone deals with mobile phone outages every now and then. But what happens if your phone keeps dropping out? If you’re unable to use your phone properly due to repeat outages, you may be able to make a telco complaint. Find out what you can do about phone outages and how we can help you at Ajust.

Credit card fraud can happen to the best of us. There are a number of ways this can happen e.g. scams or stolen cards - but the bottom line is that it’s unfortunately a pretty common occurrence. If you have been a victim of fraud, you need to act quickly. You can usually speak to your bank to freeze your account and request to have any fees and charges reversed. We’ll take you through some of the common issues that arise from credit card fraud and how to tackle them.