State Mercantile | Complaints

We are happy to address any complaints that you may have.

Our Complaints Policy and Procedure are as outlined here.

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Complaints Policy

State Mercantile has an internal process for handling disputes which is free and accessible. We will strive to resolve your complaints and disputes at first point of contact. To lodge a dispute please contact our Complaints team on:

Phone: (07) 3535 9020
Email: manager@statemercantile.com.au
Fax: (07) 3252 4211

If you remain unsatisfied you can ask for the matter to be reviewed by the Complaints Manager.

Complaints Manager:
Phone: (07) 3535 9034
Email: manager@statemercantile.com.au

Procedure

Internal Dispute Resolution

To help us resolve your complaint, please provide us with the following details:

Full Name and contact details, including a contact number, email and postal address
Sufficient detail about the complaint that we can undertake an investigation (e.g. nature of complaint, dates, names, amounts, phone numbers, the credit provider, reference numbers)
Documents to support any claim that cannot otherwise be verified without the documentation being provided by you i.e. proof of payment where a payment is claimed to have been made but cannot be located

Complaints are accepted via telephone, mail, fax, email and via the complaints form on the State Mercantile Website.

Time Frames

Every effort is made to resolve complaints within a reasonable timeframe. Complaints of an especially urgent nature are given priority so as not to inconvenience you by an unnecessarily drawn out resolution procedure.

First Level Resolution:
If unable to resolve or if you are not satisfied, complaint is referred to any Team Leader or an accredited Senior Collector

Second Level Resolution:
If unable to resolve or if you are not satisfied, complaint is referred to the Complaints Department.

Further Level Resolution:
If unable to resolve or if you are not satisfied, complaint is referred to the Complaints Manager.