Under the Australian Consumer Law, you have certain rights to cancel a service. If you have a major problem with a service or a minor problem that can't be fixed within a reasonable time you have the right to cancel a service contract, when it is: Suppliers should give any refunds in the same form as your original payment. You can also ask for compensation for damages or loss caused by the problem. You must pay for services you’ve received under a service contract that worked as expected. You can’t cancel a service contract or get a refund if the problem was outside the control of the provider or if you: If you have a problem with a service, take the following steps: Businesses often sell related goods and services together as a package. Sometimes a problem develops with one part of the package — the product or service. It is your responsibility to return the goods, unless this would involve a significant cost. In such cases the business is responsible for collecting the goods. Make a consumer complaint Consumer rights & guarantees
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