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How to submit a complaint with
Samsung
 

Samsung gives you multiple options to lodge a complaint fast:

  • Phone Support:

    • 📱 Mobile Devices: Call 1300 425 299 (GALAXY)

    • 🖥️ General Products: Call 1300 362 603
      (Both lines run 7 days a week, 8am–8pm AEST.)

  • Live Chat: 24/7 on the Samsung Australia Contact Page. Great for quick troubleshooting or logging a case after hours.

  • Samsung Members App: Phone users can access live support, error reporting, and complaint options directly from the app.

  • Online Form (Email Support): Fill out the complaint form on Samsung’s support site. Get a case number and a reply within 24–48 hours.

  • In-Store Help: Visit a Samsung Experience Store or authorised service centre. They can assist with hands-on fixes and complaints for in-person purchases.

  • Mail: For formal written complaints, write to:
    Samsung Electronics Australia, 8 Parkview Drive, Homebush Bay, NSW 2127.

Tip: Use phone or live chat first for speed. Note your case number and the name of the support rep you speak to.

What happens after you submit a complaint to Samsung?

Once you contact Samsung:

  • They log your complaint and give you a case/reference number.

  • The front-line agent will try to resolve it on the spot (repairs, refunds, bookings, etc.).

  • If more complex (e.g. technical or billing), it’s escalated internally to specialists, like the e-commerce or tech support team.

Typical timelines:

  • Simple issues: Resolved in 48 hours.

  • Repairs or replacements: Within 1–2 weeks (factoring in shipping/parts).

  • Escalations: Usually within a few business days.

They keep you updated via email or phone, and some complaints may involve technicians or product inspections. Samsung aims to resolve everything within a reasonable timeframe, in line with your consumer rights.

📌 If you feel things are dragging, ask for a supervisor or status update.

Common complaints against
Samsung

Here’s what Aussies most often complain about:

  • Product Quality Problems:
    Phones with battery/screen issues, fridges that stop cooling, washing machines breaking early. Product reliability is a recurring concern.

  • Warranty & Repair Delays:
    Trouble getting timely fixes or having warranty claims denied for issues that should be covered.

  • Delivery Delays & Order Cancellations:
    Samsung’s online store occasionally cancels or delays orders without notice - especially around sales or new product launches.

  • Customer Service Frustrations:
    Reports of reps lacking info, passing customers between departments, or failing to follow up.

  • Refund & Return Issues:
    Delays in processing refunds or being denied a return until the issue is escalated.

  • Software Bugs or Updates Gone Wrong:
    Some phone users report performance issues after firmware updates (e.g., Galaxy camera lag, system crashes).

  • Promo or Pricing Problems:
    Gift-with-purchase not honoured, unclear rebate processes, or price drops soon after buying.

🛠 Samsung is aware of these issues and has protocols to fix them once flagged. Be specific about the problem and reference your warranty or delivery expectations.

Complaints submitted through Ajust

My Galaxy S23 was supposed to support eSIM, but the feature was just missing entirely. I relied on it for my mobile setup and had no idea if it was a hardware or firmware issue. I contacted Samsung asking for a fix or replacement, but just needed clarity and action - not silence. - Samuel

I waited eight months for a screen protector replacement, during which my Z Fold 3 degraded to the point where the screen barely worked. I went back and forth with Samsung service, only to be told they wouldn't help because my phone was a 'global version' - even though I bought it in Australia. - Willem

Samsung promised me free buds with my watch pre-order. I submitted everything on time, but months later, nothing arrived. After seven years with the brand, being ignored on a simple promo made me seriously consider switching to Apple. – Robert

I bought a dishwasher directly from Samsung. During delivery, they dropped it, broke it, and damaged my kitchen in the process. It led to a water leak that injured my sister. They offered a refund, but only $200 compensation for everything else? It's been a painful mess. - M

How other consumers
Samsung
 complaints got resolved

Order Delay + Voucher: A customer’s phone didn’t arrive on time. Samsung apologised, gave them a $50 voucher, and expedited delivery.

Faulty Fridge Replaced: After a fridge broke down under warranty, Samsung escalated and delivered a replacement within a week when parts were unavailable.

Double Billing Fixed: Samsung refunded a duplicate payment within 5 days and added a $20 credit for the trouble.

How to escalate a complaint with Samsung

Here’s the escalation path if your complaint isn’t resolved:

  1. Frontline Support (Call or Chat): Start here.

  2. Ask for a Supervisor: They can approve exceptions and typically offer more solutions.

  3. CEO Office Escalation:

    • Use the “Email the CEO” form on Samsung’s support page.

    • Or email: members.au@samsung.com and ask for CEO escalation.

  4. Social Media: Public posts on Facebook or Twitter (@SamsungAU) often get a fast response.

  5. External Escalation: Fair Trading, ACCC, or (in telco-linked cases) the TIO.

📢 Escalation tips: Be polite, clear, and keep notes (case numbers, dates, names). If you’ve tried and failed, mention your intent to escalate externally. Samsung often acts quickly to prevent that.

Regulatory & Ombudsman Information for Samsung

Still stuck? You have options:

  • ACCC:
    File a report if Samsung’s refusing valid warranty or ACL claims.
    ACCC Report Form

  • Fair Trading (Your State):
    Get a case officer to mediate with Samsung on your behalf.
    NSW Fair Trading, Consumer Affairs VIC, QLD OFT, etc., all offer free complaint portals.

  • TIO (Telco-related Samsung issues):
    If your complaint involves a Samsung phone via a telecom contract, the TIO may help.
    tio.com.au | 1800 062 058

  • AFCA (Finance-related complaints):
    If your issue is with Samsung Finance (e.g., via Latitude), you can also go to the Australian Financial Complaints Authority.

📌 Samsung typically resolves things before these bodies get involved, but they’re there if you need them.

Official Samsung Complaint Resources & Links

🧭 Here’s where to go for support:

  • Samsung Contact Page (All Channels):
    Samsung Australia Support Hub

  • Phone Support:

    • General: 1300 362 603

    • Mobile: 1300 425 299

    • Overseas: +61 2 8293 5712

  • Live Chat: 24/7 on the Samsung site or Samsung Members app.

  • Complaint Form / Email: Use “Email Support” on the contact page (generates a case ticket + response).

  • CEO Office Escalation Form:
    On the support page, scroll to “Give Feedback – Email CEO Office.”

  • Warranty, Returns & ACL Info:

Samsung
Complaints FAQs

How do I file a complaint with Samsung quickly?

The fastest way to lodge a Samsung complaint is via phone or live chat support. Call 1300 425 299 for mobiles or 1300 362 603 for other products-both lines run 7 days a week, 8am–8pm AEST. For 24/7 help, use live chat on Samsung’s support page. These channels let you speak to a real person and get a case number on the spot, making follow-ups much easier.

What should I do if Samsung doesn’t resolve my complaint?

If Samsung doesn’t resolve your issue, escalate by contacting a supervisor or using the “Email the CEO” form. You can also email members.au@samsung.com for direct CEO escalation. If internal steps fail, take it to Fair Trading, the ACCC, or the TIO (for telco-related complaints). Samsung usually responds faster when external escalation is mentioned.

How long does Samsung take to resolve complaints?

Samsung resolves most simple complaints in 48 hours, but complex cases can take up to 2 weeks. Issues like refunds, repairs, or warranty disputes may involve specialists and inspections. You’ll usually get email or phone updates as the case progresses. If it's dragging, request a status update or ask for a supervisor.

What are the most common complaints about Samsung in Australia?

Aussies often complain about product faults, repair delays, poor service, and order issues. Typical frustrations include faulty phones or appliances, cancelled online orders, slow refunds, and support agents failing to follow up. Highlight your warranty rights and be clear about your expectations when lodging a case-it helps get faster outcomes.

You’ve done your part, now it’s time to hold
Samsung
accountable.

Take the final step and submit a complaint that gets seen and responded to.