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It's a blatant extortion attempt. I will be filing complaints with Fetch, the ACCC, Consumer Affairs Victoria (in my case) and the…

That's because it is!

Yep. I also bought this just for the FTA recording / playback capability, as the TV has all the apps I need. I am thinking of contacting…

That's because they had an issue with the original voucher, so they re-issued them with a couple of extra days (I got the "Let's try that…

Nope. It's $35 off your next spend over $150 (as long as it's before 29th August)

Seen a couple of comments saying these items are discontinued. Most (if not all?) are still being actively sold by other stores (Total…

Be aware that this is likely to be the model sold for the EU (i.e to meet EU regulatory requirements). If so, it will have slightly…

Leaving Australia doesn’t help, as from an ATO perspective, when you leave you are deemed to have sold all your assets on the day of your…

Nice, but once kids get to a certain age they find a way around these "single app" controls, particularly if they have access to other…

This is targeted

Looks like the saw isn't available for delivery any more, well at least not for me (in VIC). FYI - I already have that radio. It's OK, but…

Unfortunately this is not a new phenomena. I remember reading Thomas Friedman's book "The World is Flat" in the mid-late 2000's, which was…

Any of the big industry funds will be a pretty safe bet. Look to invest in a growth option. Suggest comparing 3, 5 and 10 year performance…

I opened one of their Easy Saver accounts late last year, so came off the 4 month intro rate. I withdrew all my funds, but to my surprise a…

Move any excess to another account, such as a Judo savings account, or spend it on OzBargains you don't need.

The wholesale price of coffee beans is now back down to the price it was in late 2024, having spent much of 2025 ~40% higher. Why are we…

"food on the table" is an idiom meaning to earn enough money to provide basic necessities. It's in quotes as I didn't mean it literally.

Do you have experience handling this sort of money? If no, seek professional financial advice. Do you understand your tolerance for risk?…

How about a broader classification of "Rich"? - Roof over your head that's yours & "food on the table" - You and your family are healthy -…

Australian Super is an industry fund and a "not-for-profit" organisation, so there is no profit as such. Letter says that they have…

You are assuming there are large margins to be made in refining fuels, when it is actually a highly capital intensive business, with low…

What capability does the Government have which Viva & Ampol (the two companies who own the last 2 refineries) don't have, which makes you…

Or maybe it's just a inherently high risk manufacturing process (boiling flammable liquids, and processing through lots of equipment at…

Yep. Wifi for data, but product description says why are wired for power (or can use batteries). My response was in the context of reusing…

I use Amcrest. Most of their models can store to a memory card, central DVR or cloud storage. I have the ones which use ethernet cables for…

Camera is an excellent price, but make sure you only want the "free" features, otherwise you'll be locked into a subscription, which will…

Difficult to know without knowing what CCTV / DVR system you are using. (i.e It could be centrally powered, or each camera could be hard…

What did you buy? And was it in stock when you ordered?

Noting that accepted and approved are two different things. Let us know how you go, but doubt it will be approved without the receipt / tax…

I already have enough chargers, but the 5Ah battery is a real win!