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Yell is a directory and digital-marketing provider that offers listings, websites, pay-per-click management and other online advertising products for businesses.
Services are typically sold to businesses on fixed-term contracts and ongoing marketing packages rather than one-off consumer sales.
Typical offerings include business listings, bespoke websites, PPC management, and marketing packages that combine several services.
Some Yell products also include tools or apps for payments and point-of-sale functionality.
Paid services typically continue until the end of your current billing period or until the agreed notice period expires.
After your cancellation takes effect, access to paid features (website edits, PPC management, premium listing placements) will usually stop.
Your public business listing may remain live in a reduced or free form unless you request full deletion.
Request a copy or backup of any website content, analytics or customer data before the cancellation date.
Contracts commonly roll to month‑to‑month after the minimum term; cancelling ends future billing after the notice period.
Cancel direct debit or card authorisations if you are concerned about further charges and confirm cancellation in writing.
There is no general automatic cooling-off refund for business-to-business contracts in many cases; refunds are not guaranteed on standard cancellation.
Yell’s own terms allow a refund if they make a material change and you notify them within 14 days of that change.
Below are example plan entries and fees where publicly available. No NZD subscription table for 2024/2025 was located; individual quotes often vary by business size and requirements.
| Plan | Price | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Personal YELL (app download, usage) | Free | One-time / ongoing | Free to download and use; fees only on specific transactions (e.g., card top-up 2.99%, instant access 1.99%, withdrawals 0.5%) |
| YELL Point of Sale | Free | One-time / ongoing | Free app; merchant pays 1.5% per transaction |
New Zealand consumer protection laws (such as the Consumer Guarantees Act) apply to consumer transactions but generally do not cover business-to-business contracts.
If you are using Yell for a business, statutory consumer cooling-off rights often do not apply to that contract type.
Many customers praise individual Yell consultants for helpfulness, patience and practical guidance.
Some businesses report improved online presence and lead generation after using Yell’s services.
Frequent complaints include perceived poor value, low lead volumes and ongoing costs that feel high for results received.
There are also reports of more severe issues such as delayed websites, incorrect tracking numbers and unsatisfactory support in some cases.
Many businesses attempt to cancel without first checking their minimum term and notice period.
This can lead to unexpected continued billing or early termination fees that could have been avoided.
Relying solely on a phone call without a written cancellation confirmation is a frequent error.
Always request and save a cancellation reference or follow up by email to create a written record.
| Item | Paid advertising/products | Free listing |
|---|---|---|
| Typical minimum term | Often 12 months (websites/listings/marketing); some products 4 - 6 months | No minimum term |
| How to cancel in NZ | Call 0800 803 803 (phone cancellation required for paid products) | Use website contact or messaging channels |
| Refunds | No automatic cooling-off; refund possible if Yell materially changes service and you notify within 14 days | Not applicable (no payment) |
Save any confirmation or reference number provided at cancellation and request a written confirmation by email or message.
Check your bank or merchant statements for further debits and cancel any ongoing direct debit instructions if necessary.
Yell New Zealand requires cancellations by phone. Call 0800 803 803 to request cancellation and ask for the cancellation reference number.
Prepare account details before calling to speed up the process.
There is no public postal address for cancellations; do not rely on post as the primary cancellation route.
If you need written confirmation, request an email or messaging acknowledgement from the Yell representative during the call.
Already sent a letter? Enter its tracking number to see its proof of dispatch and certified timestamp.
Written by Harper Davies
Regulatory watch · 4 years experience
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