LJ Hooker tops the list with 31 complaints last month, followed by Harvey Norman with 29 and Air Asia with 25.
NSW Fair Trading Commissioner, Rod Stowe, explained that the Complaints Register is a win for consumers, giving them greater information and choice in the marketplace.
“This register empowers consumers to make informed decisions, and provides an incentive for traders to improve their business practices and accept full accountability for the goods and services they provide,” said Mr Stowe.
Several businesses have already engaged with NSW Fair Trading and taken steps to reduce the number of complaints and avoid appearing on the register.
The Complaints Register is published on fairtrading.nsw.gov.au every month.
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