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Kogan is an online retailer and marketplace that sells electronics, home goods, books (through Kogan Page) and other products, and it also operates services such as mobile plans in some markets. It sells Kogan-branded items and third‑party products through its website and associated storefronts; some product lines (for example, Kogan Mobile plans) are region-specific and not necessarily offered in Canada.
If you successfully cancel within the allowed window, the order will be prevented from dispatch and the transaction will be stopped or reversed depending on its processing state. For subscriptions or services in markets where Kogan offers them, cancellation may stop future renewals but you should confirm whether any ongoing billing or access remains until the end of a paid period. Kogan retains order and account records per its policies; cancellations and returns will often appear in your account order history.
Refund outcomes vary by reason and product type. For Kogan‑branded items returned for a "change of mind" in Canada, the company typically issues Kogan.com account credit (not a refund to your card) if the return is made within 14 days of receipt and the item is unused and in original packaging; shipping costs are usually borne by the customer. For faulty items, Kogan may offer repair, replacement or a refund to the original payment method - customers commonly report being offered credit, but Kogan must comply with applicable consumer law and statutory remedies for defective goods. Kogan Page’s policy for orders shipped to Canada allows returns of print books within 28 days for a refund to the payment card (e‑books within 14 days); shipping costs are charged to the customer unless the item is defective. See the Kogan help and Kogan Page pages for details: Kogan Help, Kogan Page returns.
| Plan | Price | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Medium Monthly (Australia) | AU$25.00 per month (after first month offer) | Monthly | 60 GB/month (40 GB + 20 GB bonus for first 3 months), unlimited calls & texts, data rollover up to 200 GB |
| Medium 365‑Day (Australia) | AU$159.00 per year (~AU$13.25 per month) | Annual | 200 GB total, unlimited calls & texts |
| Extra Large 365‑Day (Australia) | AU$199.00 per year (~AU$16.59 per month) | Annual | 650 GB total (500 GB + 150 GB bonus), unlimited calls & texts |
Note: these plans are documented for the Australian market; there is no evidence of Kogan Mobile plans being offered in Canada (CAD) at the time of writing.
Under Canadian consumer protection laws, goods must be as described, of acceptable quality and fit for purpose. For defective goods you are generally entitled to a repair, replacement or refund depending on the situation and severity of the fault. Sellers cannot contract out of these statutory rights. However, "change of mind" returns are not necessarily covered by statute and many retailers (including Kogan for Kogan‑branded items) offer store credit rather than a refund for such returns. For distance purchases of books and digital content, additional return windows and rules may apply - check the seller’s returns policy and any statutory distance‑selling provisions referenced in the Kogan Page policy: Kogan Page returns.
Independent reviews are mixed. Positive feedback on platforms such as Trustpilot highlights competitive pricing, a broad product range and easy website navigation, with fast delivery during some sales periods. Negative reports (on Sitejabber, Trustpilot regional pages and user forums) frequently cite slow or delayed dispatches, difficulties obtaining refunds or exchanges, poor customer service responsiveness, issues with faulty products and cases where returns were rejected or only credit was offered. Some users report long delays for items such as SIM cards and problems resolving unauthorized charges; reading recent reviews and saving all order documentation is advisable. See examples: Trustpilot, Sitejabber, Reddit reports.
Many problems arise from missing the narrow cancellation window: if you assume you can cancel later you may need to wait for delivery and then go through the returns process. Another frequent mistake is discarding packaging or not taking photos immediately; sellers commonly require the item unused and in original packaging for change‑of‑mind returns. Sending returns without tracked or registered postage removes proof of delivery and makes disputes harder. For Kogan Page pre‑orders, buyers sometimes assume they can cancel after placing the order; pre‑orders are only cancellable up to payment on publication day. Finally, customers sometimes contact the wrong support channel or do not retain communication records, which complicates escalation.
| Method | Refund | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|
| Cancel within 15 - 60 minutes (Kogan.com) | Order stopped or canceled; payment reversal/handling varies by timing and processor | Low |
| Return - Change of mind (Kogan‑branded, Canada) | Usually Kogan.com account credit only (within 14 days, unused, original packaging) | Medium |
| Faulty item claim | Repair, replacement or refund to original payment method possible; outcome depends on assessment and law | Medium - High |
| Kogan Page - print book (Canada) | Refund to payment card if returned within 28 days | Low - Medium |
After you cancel or return an item, keep all records and monitor your account and card statements for the refund or credit. If Kogan does not resolve a faulty‑goods claim, you can escalate by providing documentation, seeking a chargeback from your card issuer (if appropriate), or contacting your provincial consumer protection office. For returns by post, use registered/trackable postage to have provable delivery. Helpful links: Kogan Help - returns & faulty items, Kogan Page returns - returns policy, and independent reviews such as Trustpilot and Sitejabber. If you intend to send formal correspondence, use registered post to ensure proof of delivery.
ATTN: Privacy and Spam Officer
Kogan
GPO Box 2579
Melbourne VIC 3001
Use registered post (e.g., raccomandata A/R) for formal letters to ensure delivery confirmation and proof of receipt.
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Written by Mia Walker
Postclic editor · 4 years experience
Editor at Postclic for 4 years, I turn complex registered electronic mail procedures into clear, actionable English.