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How to make a complaint
1. Contact our customer service team
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2. Ask to speak to a team leader
Feel like you need a little more help? Ask to take your concern to one of our Team Leaders. They’ll be able to work with you to sort out any problem you have.
If you’d like to know more, take a look at our Standard Complaints and Disputes Resolution Procedure (PDF 88 KB).
How we handle complaints
When a disagreement or issue arises between one of our team members and a customer, we follow this procedure:
We recommend you make your first contact with our helpful customer service team through phone or mail, as described above.
We try to resolve all written complaints as quickly as possible, and promise to be in touch within five business days. We’ll then let you know an expected timeframe for resolving your complaint, so you’ll always know what to expect in the process.
We log all customer feedback and complaints in our system, so there’s always a record of it. After that, we review all feedback with the appropriate teams, and identify any ongoing trends or opportunities to improve our products and services.
If your complaint still isn’t resolved after you first get in touch, we recommend escalating the matter to one of the team leaders within our customer service centre.
If you’ve escalated the matter through our team leaders and you still don’t feel as though your complaint’s been resolved, we suggest you contact our local ombudsman. You’ll find their details below.
For WA customers
A copy of the Gas Marketing Code of Conduct and Compendium of Gas Customer Licence Obligations is available below:
Your rights, entitlements and obligations
Under your agreement with Origin for the supply of energy, you have particular rights, entitlements and obligations that you mightn’t be aware of. To understand these more clearly, read through the Summary of Customer Rights, Entitlements and Obligations (PDF 492 KB).
If you’d like further information on the agreement, call our friendly team on 13 24 61 – we're always happy to help.
Ombudsman
Most states offer a free and independent Energy Ombudsman Scheme that can provide information, advice and assistance to customers.
If your matter has been escalated through our complaint handling process and you still don’t feel that it’s been satisfactorily resolved, you can choose to have the situation reviewed by the relevant Energy Ombudsman Scheme in your state.
Here’s how you can contact your state’s Ombudsman:
New South Wales Energy and Water Ombudsman (Customers can contact the NSW Ombudsman at any time for independent advice and assistance)