CBA Complaints
The best way to resolve complaints with CBA
CBA is Australia's largest bank. With over 16 million customers, it makes sense that CBA receives lots of complaints. Unlike the other big banks, CBA shares its complaint numbers in its Annual Report. In 2021-22, CBA received almost one million complaints. CBA sends emails from individual members of its complaint team (rather than a generic inbox), offering a more human experience for customers. CBA is also known as CommBank and the Commonwealth Bank.
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COMPLAINTS SENT THROUGH AJUST
Account frozen by bank
Peter
•
July 22, 2024
Outcome Sought
Apology
Compensation
Other
Staff rudeness and incompetence
Amanda
•
July 12, 2024
Outcome Sought
Apology
Compensation
Other
Delayed payment
Pia
•
July 10, 2024
Outcome Sought
Apology
Compensation
Other
Account closure
Ashlin
•
July 10, 2024
Outcome Sought
Apology
Compensation
Other
Missing money transfer
Nabil
•
June 21, 2024
Outcome Sought
Apology
Compensation
Other
Charged fee for apple pay
Toby
•
June 20, 2024
Outcome Sought
Apology
Compensation
Other
Outstanding payment issue
Serio
•
June 17, 2024
Outcome Sought
Apology
Compensation
Other
Account closure
Bret
•
June 17, 2024
Outcome Sought
Apology
Compensation
Other
Disputed transactions
Samantha
•
June 16, 2024
Outcome Sought
Apology
Compensation
Other
Stop passbook use
Produit
•
June 16, 2024
Outcome Sought
Apology
Compensation
Other
Consumers who are asking
CBA
To Listen
Account frozen by bank
Peter
•
July 22, 2024
Staff rudeness and incompetence
Amanda
•
July 12, 2024
Delayed payment
Pia
•
July 10, 2024
Account closure
Ashlin
•
July 10, 2024
Missing money transfer
Nabil
•
June 21, 2024
Charged fee for apple pay
Toby
•
June 20, 2024
Outstanding payment issue
Serio
•
June 17, 2024
Account closure
Bret
•
June 17, 2024
Disputed transactions
Samantha
•
June 16, 2024
Stop passbook use
Produit
•
June 16, 2024
COMPLAINTS RESOLVED THROUGH AJUST
Missing money transfer
Nabil
•
June 21, 2024
Resolved < 48 hrs
Resolved < 1week
Resolved
Charged fee for apple pay
Toby
•
June 20, 2024
Resolved < 48 hrs
Resolved < 1week
Resolved
Stop passbook use
Produit
•
June 16, 2024
Resolved < 48 hrs
Resolved < 1week
Resolved
Customer Service
Hanan
•
August 17, 2023
Resolved < 48 hrs
Resolved < 1week
Resolved
Fees / Payments
Douglas
•
August 9, 2023
Resolved < 48 hrs
Resolved < 1week
Resolved
Transactions
Paul
•
August 4, 2023
Resolved < 48 hrs
Resolved < 1week
Resolved
Transactions
Israel
•
August 1, 2023
Resolved < 48 hrs
Resolved < 1week
Resolved
Fees / Payments
Nireesha
•
July 28, 2023
Resolved < 48 hrs
Resolved < 1week
Resolved
Transactions
Mark
•
July 24, 2023
Resolved < 48 hrs
Resolved < 1week
Resolved
Transactions
Ellie
•
June 15, 2023
Resolved < 48 hrs
Resolved < 1week
Resolved
The best way to resolve an issue with
CBA
Banks play a hugely important role in society by helping people facilitate day to day transactions and manage financial affairs. Whilst banks are typically extremely reliable, occasionally people do have an issue that needs fixing. Whether it's an incorrect fee or a transaction you don’t recognise, Ajust is here to simplify the process of creating your complaint.
We explain how to complain to any bank – from the big 4 (ANZ, CBA, NAB and Westpac), to credit unions, neo-banks and everything in between. We also share guidance about common issues facing banking consumers, including unauthorised transactions, faulty ATMs, branch closures, poor customer service, delays and more.
How to complain to
CBA
Ajust helps hundreds of consumers resolve complaints every month. By following the simple process, Ajust will get the right information to the right place at your bank so that they can resolve your complaint. Here are some things to keep in mind when you’re getting started.
Common issues related to
CBA
Resolving issues with Ajust
Ajust makes complaints easy for consumers and businesses. Our platform resolves complaints in three easy steps!
Tell your story
You’ve experienced an issue with a business and you want a resolution. Ajust asks the right questions about what happened, so your story gets heard. It only takes a few minutes.
Submit your complaint
Ajust uses your story to automatically create a complaint. We send your complaint with the right details, to the right place – so you get the right outcome.
Get your resolution
The business responds to your complaint to offer a resolution. If you’re not happy, Ajust helps you explore other options for an outcome.
FAQs
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Who can use Ajust?
Ajust can be used by any Australian consumer to resolve complaints with any Australian businesses.
How much does it cost?
Nothing! It's free for consumers to use Ajust. Consumers can upgrade to a paid version of our platform if they need to take more action or want to get faster results.
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Ajust is an independent business that operates separately from the businesses listed on our website. Our priority is helping consumers resolve their complaints, because we believe that is good for consumers and good for businesses. Ajust is also separate from government, ombudsmen and regulators.
Is it better to complain through Ajust?
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