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Received Spam Marketing Emails — Did You Unsubscribe?

November 17, 2022 · Mingqiang

Received Spam Marketing Emails — Did You Unsubscribe?

Businesses sending marketing emails must have recipients’ consent, clearly identify themselves and provide contact details, and offer a simple way to unsubscribe. A customer’s one-off purchase of goods or services does not, by itself, allow a business to send them marketing emails.

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20 Common and Important Australian Visa Conditions Explained

November 15, 2022 · Mingqiang

20 Common and Important Australian Visa Conditions Explained

Australian visa conditions cover health insurance, work and study restrictions, further onshore visa applications, and entry and departure dates. Student visa holders must also consider course, children’s education and address notification requirements. Breaching applicable conditions affects future visa and migration applications.

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When Should You Apply for a Letter of Administration (NSW)?

November 3, 2022 · Mingqiang

When Should You Apply for a Letter of Administration (NSW)?

In NSW, eligible applicants may seek Letters of Administration if there is no will, no executor named in a valid will, or an executor unable or unwilling to act. Before applying, thoroughly search for any will or documents that may record wishes for distributing the estate.

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What Should I Do If There Is a Problem With Something I Bought?

November 2, 2022 · Mingqiang

What Should I Do If There Is a Problem With Something I Bought?

You can generally seek a replacement or refund for a major product problem. Businesses may refuse a free remedy if you simply change your mind or cause the problem through misuse. Contact the seller or supplier first about shopping problems; if unresolved, complain through a state platform.

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Pros and Cons of Buying Off-the-Plan Property in Australia

November 1, 2022 · Mingqiang

Pros and Cons of Buying Off-the-Plan Property in Australia

Buying off-the-plan in Australia generally requires a 10% deposit at signing and lets you lock in the price, but consider floor-area variations and settlement delays. If the settlement valuation is lower than the value at contract exchange, the lender provides less funding and you must contribute more.

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