The Do Not Knock campaign has reached a new milestone – our website has turned one! In that year, we’ve had 41,627 unique visitors to the website – a fantastic figure when you consider that we achieved this without spending any money on advertising or promotion. We estimate that at least 200, 000 free Do Not
Politicians, energy suppliers, comparison websites all speak of the savings that can be made by switching energy retailers or by putting pressure on your current retailer to give you a better deal. But there are a number of aspects of the energy retail market that make finding the best deal harder than it needs to
Consumer Action has launched a Do Not Knock campaign page on Facebook. We’ll be posting links to recent media items, articles published on the website, pointing out useful information and resources, and of course answering questions and taking feedback about the campaign. We’ll continue to post information and campaign updates here on www.donotknock.org.au. Please ‘like’ us,
Our Do Not Knock stickers have been flying out the door thanks to the publicity of last month’s Federal Court’s decision which found that salespeople who ignore visible Do Not Knock stickers are breaking the law. The Australian Consumer Law provides a maximum penalty of $50,000 for companies who break this law. It can be