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ACL in context — telcos, airlines, electronics, automotive, online retailers, the trades.

Online order never arrived: who's responsible and what to ask for
Your online order never arrived in Australia — here's who's legally responsible, what the ACL says, and exactly how to get your money back.
Telco early termination fee Australia: when you can push back
Facing an early termination fee from your phone or internet provider? Learn when Australian Consumer Law lets you cancel without paying and how to dispute the charge.
Airline cancelled your flight: refund, credit, or rebook?
Know your rights when an airline cancels your flight in Australia. When the ACL entitles you to a cash refund — not just a credit or voucher.
Builder didn't finish work Australia: your rights when a job runs off the rails
When a builder abandons your job or leaves work incomplete, Australian Consumer Law gives you real remedies. Here's how to use them.
Mechanic overcharged or fixed the wrong thing? Your ACL options
What to do when a mechanic overcharged you, did unauthorised work, or left your car worse than before — your rights under Australian Consumer Law explained.
Laptop faulty consumer guarantee: your rights when it dies early
Your laptop broke before its time and the warranty has expired. Here's how the Australian Consumer Law consumer guarantee still protects you.
Phone broken after warranty expired? Your rights under Australian Consumer Law
Your phone broke just after the warranty ran out? Australian Consumer Law may still give you a refund or replacement. Here's what the ACL actually says.
Online purchase ACL rights: Amazon, eBay, and overseas sellers
Know your online purchase ACL rights in Australia — what's covered on Amazon, eBay, and overseas sites, and how to get a refund when things go wrong.