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How to submit a complaint with
Toll
 

Toll Group provides several official ways to lodge a complaint, depending on the type of service involved.

You can submit a complaint with Toll by:

  • Using the Toll online feedback or complaint form
    Toll’s official feedback form allows you to select Complaint as the feedback type and submit details such as your contact information, consignment number, and a description of the issue. This is one of the most reliable ways to ensure your complaint is logged correctly.
  • Calling Toll Customer Service
    You can lodge a complaint by phone on 1300 865 528 (Monday to Friday, business hours). Have your consignment or tracking number ready and ask the representative to log a formal complaint and provide a reference number.
  • Emailing Toll Customer Support
    Written complaints can be sent to contactus@tollgroup.com. Include your name, contact details, consignment number, and any supporting documents such as photos or screenshots.
  • Raising an enquiry via Toll tracking or account portals
    If you are a business customer or have access to a Toll account portal, you may be able to raise a delivery enquiry through the system, which can initiate the complaint process.

Important note: Many parcel and courier deliveries previously handled by Toll Global Express are now managed by Team Global Express. If your shipment references Toll Global Express, submitting your complaint directly through Team Global Express channels may result in faster resolution.

What happens after you submit a complaint to Toll?

Once your complaint is lodged, Toll follows a structured internal process.

What typically happens next:

  • Your complaint is acknowledged, usually by email or during the phone call, and logged with a reference number.
  • The case is assigned to the relevant Toll business unit or service team.
  • A case manager or customer service representative reviews tracking data, depot records, and driver or handling information.
  • You may be contacted for additional information or documentation.
  • More complex cases may be escalated to a specialist resolutions or claims team.

Simple delivery issues may be resolved within a few days, while investigations involving lost freight, damage, or compensation may take longer. Toll aims to provide updates and communicate the outcome once a resolution is determined.

Common complaints against
Toll

Toll customers most commonly report complaints involving:

  • Lost or missing parcels.
  • Deliveries significantly delayed beyond expected timeframes.
  • False “attempted delivery” notifications.
  • Parcels delivered to the wrong address.
  • Damaged freight or goods.
  • Poor communication or difficulty reaching customer support.
  • Confusion caused by the transition from Toll Global Express to Team Global Express.

Toll
 complaints submitted through Ajust

How other consumers
Toll
 complaints got resolved

A customer reported a parcel that showed no tracking updates for over a week, and after escalation, Toll located the item at a depot and expedited delivery with an apology.

Another customer experienced repeated false delivery attempts, and after contacting a depot supervisor, Toll arranged delivery with a different driver the following day.

A misdelivered parcel was recovered after Toll confirmed the GPS delivery scan showed the wrong address, and the item was retrieved and delivered correctly.

How to escalate a complaint with Toll

If your complaint is not resolved through standard customer service, you can escalate it internally.

Escalation options include:

  • Requesting review by a supervisor or senior customer service manager.
  • Asking for the complaint to be escalated to a specialist resolutions or claims team.
  • Contacting Team Global Express directly if your delivery falls under that entity.
  • Following up in writing and referencing your complaint or case number.

If internal escalation does not resolve the issue, external consumer protection options are available.

Regulatory & Ombudsman Information for Toll

Toll is a private logistics provider and is not covered by the Postal Industry Ombudsman, which primarily handles Australia Post services.

If your complaint remains unresolved, you can seek assistance from your state’s consumer affairs or fair trading agency. You may also report systemic issues to the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission (ACCC).

Official Toll Complaint Resources & Links

Toll
Complaints FAQs

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