This Credit Reporting Policy sets out how CEMENT AUSTRALIA HOLDINGS PTY LIMITED (ACN 001 085 561) including, but not limited to any related body corporate, any subsidiary or associated entity and as trustee of any trust from time to time (individually and together called “CA”) (referred to as “we”, “our”, or “us” in this policy) manages the personal information we obtain from credit reporting bodies (“CRBs”) and other types of credit-related personal information. We are committed to protecting your privacy and ensuring that we comply with the Privacy Act and Privacy (Credit Reporting) Code (“CR Code”).
This Credit Reporting Policy does not apply to the commercial credit we provide to companies. However it will apply to an individual who applies to us for commercial credit, and to other individuals we deal with in connection to the provision of commercial credit (such as directors and individual guarantors). If you are unsure whether this Credit Reporting Policy applies to you, please contact our Privacy Officer using the contact details set out below.
This Credit Reporting Policy should be read in conjunction with our Privacy Policy.
We conduct regular reviews of our policies and procedures, and we may change our Credit Reporting Policy from time to time. The most current version of our Credit Reporting Policy will be available on our website. A copy of our Credit Reporting Policy is also available free of charge by contacting our Privacy Officer using the contact details set out below. We will take reasonable steps to provide a copy of our Credit Reporting Policy in the form requested. What types of credit-related information do we collect and hold? The types of information we collect and hold may include:
- Identification details, such as your name, address(es), telephone number(s), date of birth, driver’s licence number, and current or last known employer
- Details of consumer and commercial credit you have applied for (including the type and amount of credit), where we have requested that information in connection with an application for credit and/or a guarantee
- Information about payment(s) of $150 or more which become more than 60 days overdue
- Information about new credit arrangements you may have made with a credit provider (such as variation of existing credit terms and conditions or the provision of new credit)
- Information about your current or terminated credit accounts (including the name of the credit provider, the date on which the credit was entered into and/or terminated, and the limit of the credit account)
- Advice that payments that were previously notified as unpaid are no longer overdue
- That we have made an information request about you to a CRB to assess a credit application and/or a guarantee
- That another credit provider, or a trade insurer, or a mortgage insurer, has made an information request about you to a CRB
- Information provided to us by a CRB, including information about you which assists us to assess your suitability for commercial credit or as a guarantor of commercial credit
- The type and amount of commercial credit we provide to you or that you have sought from us in a commercial credit application
- That you have offered to act as guarantor in relation to a commercial credit application made to us, or that you are acting as guarantor in relation to commercial credit provided by us
- That commercial credit we provided (to you, or an entity associated with you, or in your capacity as guarantor) has been paid or otherwise discharged
- Whether, in our opinion or the opinion of another credit provider, you have committed a serious credit infringement
- Publicly available information that relates to your activities in Australia and your credit-worthiness
- Information about you on the National Personal Insolvency Index
- Information about court judgment(s) which relate to credit you have obtained or applied for
The Privacy Act has detailed definitions describing the types of information set out above. However in this Credit Reporting Policy we collectively refer to these types of information as “credit-related information”. We will only collect credit-related information about you by lawful and fair means, and in accordance with the Privacy Act and CR Code.
How do we collect your credit-related information?
We may obtain credit-related information about you from:
- Equifax (formerly Veda), Illion (aka Dun & Bradstreet), CreditorWatch, Experian, and Tasmanian Collection Service (the CRBs we may deal with at any one time)
- Information about your commercial credit-worthiness from businesses that provide that type of information
- Information you provide to us, including the information contained in a completed application for commercial credit and/or guarantee (such as your name, date of birth, residential and/or business address, contact details, trade references, banking details, assets, income, and financial position)
- Other credit providers (where you consent to us collecting that information or we are permitted to do so under the Privacy Act)
- Information we collect in the course of our dealings with you in connection with credit, such as when you make payments to us
Where we outsource our functions to third party services providers, those providers may also collect credit-related information from you on our behalf.
Why do we collect, hold, use and disclose your credit-related information?
We may collect, hold, use, and disclose credit-related information about you that is reasonably necessary for our business purposes and as permitted by law. Those purposes may include:
- Verifying your identity
- Assessing an application made to us for commercial credit (by you or an entity associated with you)
- Assessing whether we will continue to provide commercial credit (to you or an entity associated with you)
- Assessing your suitability as a guarantor where you have offered to provide us with a guarantee in relation to an application for commercial credit, or in relation to commercial credit already provided by us
- Deriving scores, ratings, summaries, and evaluations relating to your credit-worthiness which are used in our decision-making processes
- Assisting you to avoid defaulting on your credit-related obligations to us
- Managing the credit we provide and our relationship with you
- Undertaking debt recovery and enforcement activities (including in relation to guarantors)
- Disclosing your credit-related information to a guarantor, or someone you have indicated is a prospective guarantor, in relation to an application for commercial credit or in relation to commercial credit already provided by us
- Disclosing your credit-related information to our related bodies corporate that are also considering whether to provide credit (to you or an entity associated with you and/or in your capacity as guarantor)
- Disclosing your credit-related information for our internal management purposes
- Disclosing your credit-related information to other third parties that provide services to us (including debt collectors, lawyers, and advisers)
- Dealing with any complaints, or access or correction requests you make to us
- Responding to a consultation request made to us by a CRB or another credit provider
- Conducting fraud assessments and dealing with serious credit infringements Exchanging information (including default information) with other credit providers, as permitted by the Privacy Act and CR Code
- Participating in the credit reporting system and exchanging information with CRBs as permitted by Part IIIA of the Privacy Act and CR Code.
- Satisfying legal and regulatory requirements
- Where you otherwise expressly consent to our collection, use and/or disclosure of your credit-related information
Some credit-related information may only be used or disclosed under the Privacy Act for some of these purposes, or in some of those circumstances. We are not likely to disclose your credit-related information to recipients located outside of Australia.
We may refuse an application for commercial credit and/or reject a guarantee based wholly or partly on your credit-related information.
Disclosing credit-related information to CRBs
We may disclose your credit-related information to a CRB for the purposes set out above and where the Privacy Act permits us to do so. The types of information we may disclose to a CRB include:
- That you have applied for credit with us (including the amount of credit) and/or that we are a current provider of credit to you
- That you have guaranteed credit to us (including the amount of credit guaranteed)
- That you have failed to meet your payment obligations to us (including the amount of an outstanding debt)
- Advice that payments that were previously notified as unpaid are no longer overdue
- That credit we provided to you has been paid or otherwise discharged
- That a guarantee you provided to us has been satisfied or otherwise discharged
- In some circumstances, that in our opinion you have committed a serious credit infringement
CRBs may include that information in reports provided to credit providers like us to assist them in assessing your creditworthiness.
Under the Privacy Act, CRBs are permitted to use credit reporting information to assist credit providers who wish to direct market to you by ensuring you meet certain criteria. This is known as “pre-screening”. You have a right to contact a CRB and request (at no cost to you) that a CRB does not use your information for this purpose.
You also have a right to request that a CRB not use or disclose your credit-related information if you reasonably believe that you have been, or are likely to be, a victim of fraud (including identity fraud).
You can contact the CRBs we exchange information with using the details below:
Equifax Customer Resolutions PO Box 964 North Sydney NSW 2059 1300 762 207 customercomplaintsAU@equifax.com
You may obtain a copy of Equifax’s policy about their management of credit-related information by contacting them or visiting their website.
Illion (aka Dun & Bradstreet) Attention: Public Access Centre PO Box 7405 St Kilda VIC 3004 1300 734 806 pac.austral@dnb.com.au
You may obtain a copy of Illion/Dun & Bradstreet’s policy about their management of credit-related information by contacting them or visiting their website.
CreditorWatch GPO BOX 276 Sydney NSW 2001 privacy@creditorwatch.com.au
You may obtain a copy of CreditorWatch’s policy about their management of credit-related information by contacting them or visiting their website.
Experian Level 6, 549 St Kilda Road Melbourne VIC 3004 1300 783 684 creditreports@au.experian.com
You may obtain a copy of Experian’s policy about their management of credit-related information by contacting them or visiting their website.
Tasmanian Collection Service 29 Argyle Street Hobart TAS 7000 (03) 6213 5555 enquiries@tascol.com.au
You may obtain a copy of Tasmanian Collection Service’s police about their management of credit-related information by contacting them or visiting their website.
Exchange of credit-related information with trade insurers
In connection to an application for commercial credit, trade insurers may also obtain credit-related information about you from us or a CRB for the purpose of assessing whether to provide insurance to us in relation to the commercial credit we provide you (including assessment of the risk of insuring us, the risk of default by you and/or you in your capacity as a guarantor).
Use of third party service providers
We will disclose your credit-related information when we outsource certain of our functions to third party service providers. The functions we may outsource include:
- Managing the supply of our products and services
- Establishing credit accounts and managing credit provided to our customers
- Assessing credit applications and/or guarantees
- Responding to enquiries about applications, accounts, and our products and services
- Conducting checks for credit worthiness and/or fraud
- Debt collection
Where we disclose your credit-related information to our third party service providers, we required those providers to comply with the Privacy Act and CR Code. Our third party service providers will not collect, use, or disclose your personal information for any purpose other than our own, as set out in this Privacy Policy.
How do we store and protect your credit-related information?
We store credit-related information in both paper-based records and in electronic form (such as on computer servers) on our systems or the systems of our service providers. We take all reasonable precautions to safeguard your information from misuse, interference and loss, and unauthorised access, modification or disclosure, including:
- Restricting access to credit-related information stored in our electronic and paper-based records
- Using technology products to prevent unauthorised access to our electronic databases (such as industry standard firewalls) and ensure the security of electronic transmissions
- Training, policies and procedures in relation to the use of our computers and management of credit-related personal information (including informing and training our employees who handle credit-related information of the requirements of the Privacy Act, CR Code, and Privacy Regulations)
- Requiring all of our third party service providers to handle personal information in accordance with the Privacy Act, CR Code and Privacy Regulations
When we no longer need your credit-related information, and we are not required by law to retain the information, we will take reasonable steps to destroy that information or to ensure it is de-identified.
The internet is not a secure method of transmitting information. Other than where we use Secure Socket Layer (“SSL”) technology (such as for the transmission of credit card information), to the maximum extent permitted by law we cannot and do not accept responsibility for the security of information you send to or receive from us over the internet, or the unauthorised access or use of that information.
How can you access your credit-related information?
We take all reasonable steps to ensure that the credit-related information we collect, use, and disclose is accurate, up-to-date, complete, relevant, and is not misleading. If your personal details change at any time please contact our Privacy Officer.
Under the Privacy Act you have a right to access the credit-related information we hold about you, subject to some exceptions allowed by law. Factors affecting your right to access include:
- Giving access would be unlawful
- Denying access is required or authorised by law
- Giving access would be likely to prejudice an enforcement activity
If you would like access to your credit-related information, please contact our Privacy Officer using the contact details set out below. To ensure that you have access to the most up-to-date information you should additionally request access to creditrelated information held by CRBs about you.
We will usually respond to requests for access to credit-related information within 30 days of receiving the request. If we refuse your request, we will give you a written notice setting out the reasons for our refusal (except to the extent it would be unreasonable to do so) and the mechanisms available to you to complain about that refusal.
There is no charge for an access request, although we may charge you a reasonable fee for retrieving your information. We will inform you of any fee and obtain your agreement to that fee before the information is provided to you.
How can you request correction of your credit-related information?
We take all reasonable steps to ensure that the credit-related information we collect is accurate, up-to-date, complete, relevant, and is not misleading. However if you believe that is not the case you have a right under the Privacy Act to request that we correct your credit-related personal information.
If you would like to do so, please contact our Privacy Officer using the contact details set out below.
If we are satisfied that your credit-related information is incomplete, inaccurate, out-of-date, irrelevant, or misleading we will take reasonable steps to correct that information within 30 days of your request, or within such longer period as you agree to in writing. Where it is necessary to resolve a correction request, we must consult with a CRB or another credit provider who holds or held that information.
We will notify you of our decision about a correction request within 5 business days of reaching that decision.
If we refuse your request, we will give you a written notice stating:
- That the corrections have not been made
- Our reasons for not correcting the information (including evidence substantiating the correctness of the information)
- How you can make a complaint to the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (“OAIC”)
There is no cost involved for you to make a correction request or for the correction of your information.
How can you make a complaint?
If you believe that we have not complied with our obligations under Part IIIA of the Privacy Act or the CR Code, you have a right to complain. You must specify the nature of your complaint.
You can make a complaint to us by contacting our Privacy Officer using the contact details set out below.
You will receive a written acknowledgment of your complaint from us within 7 days after we receive the complaint together with details of how we will deal with the complaint. We investigate all complaints made to us and aim to resolve them within 30 days. If we cannot resolve your complaint within that period we will write to you explaining why we have been unable to resolve your complaint, the expected timeframe to resolve the complaint, and seeking your written agreement to extend the 30 day period. You may refer the matter to the OAIC if you wish to complain about delay in the handling of your complaint (using the contact details set out below).
If we consider it necessary in order to deal with your complaint, we must consult with a CRB or another credit provider. If, while your complaint remains unresolved, we disclose information the subject of the complaint to a third party, we may advise the third party of the complaint.
We will give you a written notice of our decision. If we find your complaint is justified, we will resolve it and, if necessary, change our policies and procedures. If you are not happy with the way your privacy-related complaint is being handled, or we fail to deal with your complaint to your satisfaction, you may refer the complaint to the OAIC under Part V of the Privacy Act.
Details of how to lodge a complaint with the OAIC may be found at www.oaic.gov.au or by calling 1300 363 992
Contacting our Privacy Officer
f you have any questions regarding our Credit Reporting Policy, please contact:
The Privacy Officer:
In writing: Cement Australia 18 Station Avenue DARRA QLD 4076
By telephone: 1300 CEMENT (1300 236 368)
By Fax: 1800 CEMENT (1800 236 368)
By email: @email
CEMENT AUSTRALIA HOLDINGS PTY LIMITED (ACN 001 085 561) including, but not limited to any related body corporate, any subsidiary or associated entity and as trustee of any trust from time to time (individually and together called “CA”) are referred to as “we”, “our”, or “us” in this notice.
The Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) contains Australian Privacy Principles (“APPs”) which set out standards, rights, and obligations in relation to the handling, holding, accessing, and correction of personal information. Under APP 5 – Notification of the collection of personal information, we must take reasonable steps, before or at the time we collect personal information, to notify you of certain matters or to ensure that you are aware of those matters.
This notice should be read in conjunction with our Privacy Policy, which contains information about how we handle your personal information (including personal information collected via our website) and how to contact us if you have any questions about our management of personal information. You can obtain a copy of our Privacy Policy directly from our website or by contacting our Privacy Officer using the details set out below.
Who is collecting your personal information?
Your personal information is being collected by CA. Our Privacy Officer handles enquiries and requests relating to our handling of personal information and can be contacted if you have any questions about our management of personal information or compliance with the Privacy Act:-
In writing: Cement Australia 18 Station Avenue DARRA QLD 4076
By telephone: 1300 CEMENT (1300 236 368)
By Fax: 1800 CEMENT (1800 236 368)
By email: @email
Collection of your personal information
We will collect your personal information from you directly whenever it is reasonable and practical to do so. There are a number of ways we may collect your personal information, including when you:
- Submit information through our website
- Deal with us face-to-face, in writing (by letter, facsimile, or email), or by telephone
- Participate in any of our events or promotions, or subscribe to any of our publications
- Submit an application, quote, purchase order and/or service request to us
- Visit our website (such as through the use of ‘cookies’ to record the way you use our website)
- In the course of supplying products and services to you, or through our other dealings with you
Where we outsource our functions to third party service providers, those providers may also collect personal information from you on our behalf. In some cases we may collect your personal information from publicly available records, our related bodies corporate, or non-related third parties.
Collection of your personal information from third parties
The kinds of third parties we may collect your personal information from may include:
- From your employer, in relation to products or services we supply to your employer as our contractor or as our customer
- From an individual or entity who may be providing services to you as our contractor
- From a third party who supplies us with products or services, including our suppliers, agents and advisors
- From a third party (such as a trade referee or credit reporting body) to assist us in assessing your application for credit. For example, to verify the information you have provided to us or to assess your circumstances
- Where we need information from your current or former employer to assist us in assessing your job application or expression of interest as a contractor
- From a third party to assist us in locating or communicating with you
- From a third party to otherwise assist us in supplying you with products or services
The purpose of collecting your personal information
We collect, use, and disclose personal information reasonably necessary for our business purposes. Those purposes may include:
- Supplying our customers with products and services
- Managing the supply of our products and services (including processing invoices, receipts and payments)
- Managing relationships with our customers and stakeholders
- Responding to enquiries about applications, accounts, and our products and services (including through our technical publications and catalogues)
- Assessing credit applications and/or guarantees (which may involve disclosures to trade referees or credit reporting bodies for those purposes)
- Conducting checks for credit worthiness and/or fraud
- Assessing job applications or expressions of interest from potential contractors (which may involve verifying identity and/or work history for those purposes) and managing relationships with our contractors © Patane Lawyers Pty Ltd
- Assessing and investigating insurance claims or risks
- Dealing with complaints
- Ensuring safety on our work sites
- Conducting research, development, and marketing (including direct marketing)
- Debt collection, confidential dispute resolution, legal proceedings, or otherwise establishing, exercising or defending a legal or equitable claim
- Complying with legal and regulatory requirements. There are various Australian laws which require us to collect and/or disclose your personal information including the Personal Property Securities Act 2009 and laws governing State and Territory real property and security interests (for example, to register and search for security interests).
We may also use or disclose your personal information for another purpose related to the primary purposes set out above. For example, we may use the information you have already given us to supply you with further products and services. However we will only use or disclose information for another purpose with your consent or if you would reasonably expect us to do so.
What may happen if we do not collect your personal information?
If we do not collect your personal information we may be unable to provide you with our products or services, grant credit terms to you, process or assess your application, finalise payment of products or services you have ordered, deliver products you have ordered, or otherwise do business with you or an entity you are connected with.
Who will we disclose your personal information to?
We may disclose your personal information to our related bodies corporate and third parties for the purposes set out above. The third parties to whom we may disclose your personal information include:
- The manufacturers, suppliers, and contractors we use in our business
- Insurers, assessors, and underwriters
- Professional advisors and consultants (such as lawyers, accountants, and auditors)
- Debt collectors
- Your guarantors and security providers
- Credit reporting bodies, credit providers and other information providers
- Government and regulatory authorities (as required by law)
- Website hosts
- Organisations that assist us in research and development
- Third party service providers to whom we outsource some of our functions
Access to and correction of your personal information
Our Privacy Policy contains information about how you can access the personal information we hold about you and seek correction of that information.
Privacy complaints
Our Privacy Policy contains information about how you may complain about a breach of the APPs and how we will deal with such a complaint.
Overseas disclosures of your personal information
We are not likely to disclose the personal information we collect and hold about you to an overseas recipient.
CEMENT AUSTRALIA HOLDINGS PTY LIMITED (ACN 001 085 561)including, but not limited to any related body corporate, any subsidiary or associated entity and as trustee of any trust from time to time (individually and together called “CA”) are referred to as “we”, “our”, or “us” in this statement.
Important information relating to credit reporting
Under Part IIIA of the Privacy Act and Privacy (Credit Reporting) Code, there are several “notifiable matters” that we must disclose to you at or before the time of collecting personal information that is likely to be disclosed by us to a Credit Reporting Body (“CRB”). This statement contains important information about credit reporting, including information about the CRBs we may disclose your credit-related information to, and should be read in conjunction with our Credit Reporting Policy.
Notifiable matters
You should be aware of the following matters:
1. You can obtain a copy of our Credit Reporting Policy directly from our website or by contacting our Privacy Officer using the following details:
In writing: Cement Australia 18 Station Avenue DARRA QLD 4076
By telephone: 1300 CEMENT (1300 236 368)
By Fax: 1800 CEMENT (1800 236 368)
By email: @email
2. You have a right to access the credit-related information we hold about you, request that we correct the credit-related information we hold about you and/or make a complaint about a failure by us to comply the credit reporting provisions of the Privacy Act or the Privacy (Credit Reporting) Code. Information about how you can make an access or correction request, or make a complaint to us, is set out in our Credit Reporting Policy (including information about how we will deal with a complaint).
3. If you commit a serious credit infringement, we may be entitled to disclose that infringement to a CRB.
4. We are not likely to disclose your credit-related information to entities that do not have an Australian link.
5. A CRB may include the credit-related information we disclose to it in reports which are provided to other credit providers to assist those other credit providers to assess your credit worthiness.
6. You have a right to request that a CRB not use their credit-related information for the purposes of pre-screening of direct marketing by a credit provider, and that a CRB not use or disclose your credit-related information if you believe, on reasonable grounds, that you have been or are likely to be a victim of fraud.
7. The CRBs we deal with are Equifax (formerly Veda), Illion (aka Dun & Bradstreet), CreditorWatch, Experian, and Tasmanian Collection Service. You can contact them using the details below:
Equifax Customer Resolutions PO Box 964 North Sydney NSW 2059 1300 762 207 customercomplaintsAU@equifax.com
You may obtain a copy of Equifax’s policy about their management of credit-related information by contacting them or visiting their website.
Illion (aka Dun & Bradstreet) Attention: Public Access Centre PO Box 7405 St Kilda VIC 3004 1300 734 806 pac.austral@dnb.com.au
You may obtain a copy of Illion/Dun & Bradstreet’s policy about their management of credit-related information by contacting them or visiting their website.
CreditorWatch GPO BOX 276 Sydney NSW 2001 privacy@creditorwatch.com.au
You may obtain a copy of CreditorWatch’s policy about their management of credit-related information by contacting them or visiting their website.
Experian Level 6, 549 St Kilda Road Melbourne VIC 3004 1300 783 684 creditreports@au.experian.com
You may obtain a copy of Experian’s policy about their management of credit-related information by contacting them or visiting their website.
Tasmanian Collection Service 29 Argyle Street Hobart TAS 7000 (03) 6213 5555 enquiries@tascol.com.au
You may obtain a copy of Tasmanian Collection Service’s police about their management of credit-related information by contacting them or visiting their website.
Completing Cement Australia's Online Application for Commercial Credit
Cement Australia's online credit application system is a 12 step process that takes approximately 15 minutes to complete.
Please note that before you start, you will need your ABN/ACN details and the contact email addresses and phone numbers for your Accounts Payable department, and any primary contacts who will be coordinating your account with Cement Australia.
Our online system is easy to use, and allows you to start the process and save it for later if you get called away prior to completing the 12 steps, without the need to restart your application from scratch. You will have 14 days to complete the application after saving it.
Some of the screens will self-populate with current ASIC data, removing the need to double enter “public” information. When it comes to your Directors’ details, if you don't wish to provide personal details you can always use the primary business address details, together with a suitable contact email and phone number.
Before the approval process can commence, the credit application needs to be printed, signed in two places, witnessed, scanned as one PDF document (there should be a minimum of 7 pages) and uploaded to the Cement Australia online portal via the secure link that would have been emailed to you upon completion of the online application.
Please note, each credit application has its own security profile, and the data is encrypted so that no one outside of the applicant can access the application via the online portal.
Also, at no stage during the online process are you locked into any terms and conditions of credit; your application is not legally binding until you have signed, witnessed, dated, and resubmitted the completed application back to our portal.
Note that Cement Australia also asks you to provide business information that is used in our system to set up a master data record as part of this process e.g.name and contact details for Accounts Payable for billing and account queries.
At various steps throughout the process, an automatic email will be sent to you to let you know the status of your application. These emails are sent to the email address provided by you when first applying for credit.
Finally, at each stage of this process you can rely on support if you need it from Cement Australia's friendly Credit Team who are here to help with any system related questions; I encourage you to give them a call on 07 3335 3292 if you get stuck so they can walk you through the process.
Thank you for considering Cement Australia as one of your valued trading partners, and we look forward to welcoming you on board.
Frequently Asked Questions from Customers:
The system will not allow me to proceed to the next step in the commercial credit application process?
When this happens it's because there are some mandatory fields in the application process that need to be populated, or alternatively incorrect data /format has been entered. If you check you will see a Red box around these fields. Once you have entered the data/made the correction, you will be able to proceed to the next step
I don't know all my Directors details, or we do not give out Director details - what do I put in these fields?
The system will automatically populate the names of your Directors (Company Application) based upon the current ASIC data. If you do not know your Directors phone numbers and street address/email address please enter your business details (phone number, street, postal address, and a suitable business email address (maybe insert the director’s personal assistant details) If there is already data in these fields from ASIC you can overwrite as you see fit?
I don't want to agree to the terms and conditions question at the end of the commercial credit application?
Accepting the online Terms and Conditions question, will only bind your business once you have signed and submitted your completed application, it is okay to put a tick in this box as we are not asking you to provide an electronic signature. At this stage, we request you download your application and have your Director/Owner/Public Officer/Authorised staff member sign the T&C's of Credit
If I provide my bank details will you use these to ”Direct Debit” my account?
CA/Geocycle cannot use these details to debit customer's bank accounts as no direct debit authority has been provided. We only collect these details in the event of refunds or rebates and as part of our master data set up process.
