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An unlicensed builder who accepted thousands of dollars in payment for substandard, incomplete work has been fined more than $18,000.
South Australians are being warned against doing business with a local chassis and chaser bin supplier, Cooper Engineering.
South Australians are being warned to be on the lookout for so-called bitumen bandits, with reports they're preying on people in the northern suburbs.
A 27-year-old Onkaparinga Hills woman has been sentenced to community service after selling a second-hand car with an odometer that had been wound back.
South Australia's consumer watchdog has urged people in South Australia to avoid dealing with an unlicensed builder based in the Two Wells area, offering tiling and bathroom renovations.
A Mawson Lakes man who attempted to sell more than 20 used cars online and lied about some of their backgrounds has been fined $8100.
A Netley man who bought five used cars interstate and wound back the odometers by as much as around 110,000 kilometres has been fined $4,000 in the Adelaide Magistrates Court.
An Elizabeth South man who worked unlicensed as a builder, leaving behind substandard work at a Munno Para West home, has been fined $5,000 and ordered to pay $7,500 to the consumer as well as legal costs.
A public warning notice has been issued by South Australia’s consumer watchdog against Cavan-based business Superior Outdoor Living Specialists, following numerous complaints relating to the installation of studio rooms, pergolas and cubby houses.
With borders beginning to reopen, South Australian consumers are being encouraged to take care when booking travel interstate and overseas.