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25.01.2022 #BuyersVoice success story - Can we help you? Submit a #complaint today. Bank makes $500 goodwill payment. #ANZ Bank paid $500 arising out of a complaint that the bank had caused. A BuyersVoice member to lose money. Again, BuyersVoice succeeded when a lawyer did not. WINNING!! Start today http://www.buyersvoice.com.au

20.01.2022 #BuyersVoice - THUMBS UP/THUMBS DOWN. Time for a round of thumbs up/thumbs down. Give something good a shout out with a thumbs up, something bad a thumbs down. Just remember, do not post anything defamatory or privacy violating. Submit a complaint or review and help others at http://www.buyersvoice.com.au

19.01.2022 Free #Legal advice. Claim your reward for submitting 3 reviews? If you have done reviews of 3 different products or services which comply with our Review Guidelines within a period of 4 weeks, we will arrange FREE LEGAL ADVICE to help you resolve a complaint you have submitted at http://www.buyersvoice.com.au

16.01.2022 The Big Brush Off - Don't give up too quickly there is help at hand #BuyersVoice - There are over 8 million unresolved consumer #complaints in Australia every year.This is based on research which indicates that less than 20% of consumer complaints are ever resolved, although some estimates suggest that the percentage may be as low as 2%. This is appalling for a country like Australia with so-called advanced consumer protection laws. Why does this happen? One reason is "bus...iness brush off" businesses make the complaint process very difficult or unjustifiably reject genuine complaints. Read more http://www.buyersvoice.com.au/Consumer-complaints

15.01.2022 #BuyersVoice #Consumers #Complaints Tell us your war stories about motor #mechanics - We have had complaints about mechanics who do things such as "Charge $66 for a courtesy car without advising that there would be any charge" Submit your complaint online today at www.buyersvoice.com.au

15.01.2022 Hire car fictitious damage: #buyersvoice Have you been ripped off? #complain online and help others at www.buyersvoice.com.au

13.01.2022 #BuyersVoice success story - Can we help you? Submit a #complaint today. Business refunds $4950 paid by client. A complaint that services promised were not delivered properly by the business resulted in all money which was paid by the client being refunded - WINNING! Submit your complaint today at http://www.buyersvoice.com.au

13.01.2022 #BuyersVoice #Complaints #Consumers - What to do if you have a problem with a product or business/service? Our FREE eBook, How To Make Your Complaint Count, explains the alternatives. Just ask for a copy of the eBook when you submit a complaint or write a review at http://www.buyersvoice.com.au

12.01.2022 #Insurance - Are you really covered? More on the Blog http://www.buyersvoice.com.au/Insurance-claim-refusal

11.01.2022 We are on Twitter, come follow us https://twitter.com/buyers_voice

11.01.2022 #Lawyers don't readily give away their advice for free even though research done by the Law Society in England shows that more and more people these days expect free legal advice. One place where you can get free legal advice if you have a problem with a product, tradesmen or some other service is www.BuyersVoice.com.au Survey shows consumers expect legal advice for free Law firms are increasingly finding that consumers want their advice free of charge. A survey by The Law... Society in England found that price is now seen as more important to consumers than reputation or even experience. The poll of more than 2000 adults found that 75 per cent cited price as a factor in choosing a lawyer; when the same survey was conducted two years ago price was only a major issue for 6 per cent. Reputation and experience was a factor for 74 per cent of respondents. More than half (57 per cent) now expect free advice from their lawyers. See more

05.01.2022 #BuyersVoice It seems that some specialist #Doctors recommend procedures or operations unnecessarily which are in their own interests (because they make money) but not necessarily justified or in the interest of the patient. Has this sort of thing happened to you? A recent complaint - "A specialist who recommended an operation to relieve a minor inconvenience where the risk of the operation was not justified by the benefit. Then the same doctor refused to answer a simple yes or no question by email insisting the patient come in for a $200 consultation!" Submit your complaint online today at www.buyersvoice.com.au

03.01.2022 Licensed post offices say Australia Post's $9 parcel pick-up fee will cause "angst" From August, Australia Post plans to charge customers $3 to collect a parcel that has been waiting to be collected for six to 10 business days. Customers will fork out an extra $3 for picking up a parcel that has been waiting for 11 to 15 business days. http://bit.ly/1Z5kLXE