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Complaints

If you have been treated unfairly by a supplier/service provider, we encourage the following general steps of action as an effective way to complain:

First, be clear of what the problem is then contact the company/seller where you had the problem. It would be good to have documentation (contracts, receipts etc) at hand. Stay calm and be assertive. Always keep records of conversations made.

If you do not receive satisfaction, take the issue higher in the company. Contact any of our regional offices near you.

If still unresolved, you are welcome to lodge your complaint with us using this website or making contact with us directly.

Remember,

  • Be clear of the problem then contact the supplier/service provider. Have any documentation at hand.
  • Take it to the top if unsatisfied.
  • Lodge a complaint with us if still unsatisfied.

Legal action can be very messy. It should be the last resort in all cases.

Read our step-by-step complaints handling procedure

 
Your full name:
Your telephone/
cellphone number (s):
Your email address:
   
Offending supplier/
service provider:
Clearly describe the
problem you have
had with the
supplier/service provider:
Briefly describe the
action you have taken
up to now to address
this matter:
How was your matter
dealt with by the
supplier/service
provider? Include any
responses from them.
   
 
 
 
 
 
 
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