Chain Retail Pty Ltd

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Chain Retail Pty Ltd is an Australian independent hardware and general retail business that operates brick‑and‑mortar stores in suburban Melbourne, offering hardware and home improvement products and related retail goods.

Footscray, Victoria, Australia

About Chain Retail Pty Ltd

Chain Retail Pty Ltd is an independent Australian hardware and general retail business based in suburban Melbourne. The company operates brick‑and‑mortar stores, including a long‑standing location at 176–180 Barkly Street, Footscray, VIC 3011, and a hardware store on Springvale Road in Springvale.([ausiaddress.com](https://www.ausiaddress.com/176-180-barkly-st-footscray-vic-3011-australia?utm_source=openai)) These stores stock a mix of hardware, home improvement goods, tools, gardening supplies, household essentials, and grocery/general merchandise tailored to local residents and small trades. As a local retailer, they primarily serve walk‑in customers from the surrounding neighbourhoods rather than online shoppers, and no official website is currently listed in common business directories.([m.nationaldirectory.com.au](https://m.nationaldirectory.com.au/business/supermarket-grocer/vic/footscray/3011/chain-retail-pty-ltd?utm_source=openai))

A charge from Chain Retail Pty Ltd usually comes from an in‑store purchase made at one of their Melbourne locations, most often in Australian dollars (AUD). This could include one‑off purchases of tools, paint, home and garden supplies, or household items, as well as services such as key cutting, gas bottle exchange, or special‑order hardware that’s billed when stock arrives. Some customers may have in‑store or trade accounts where multiple purchases are consolidated into periodic invoices, which can look like recurring charges. If your bank card is issued outside Australia, your statement may also show a separate foreign transaction fee or currency conversion fee alongside the merchant charge.

To verify or resolve questions about a Chain Retail Pty Ltd charge, first cross‑check the transaction date and amount with any paper receipts, text messages, or bank notifications you received around that time. Look closely at the merchant descriptor on your statement (for example, it may mention “CHAIN RETAIL PTY LTD FOOTSCRAY” or “SPRINGVALE”) and confirm whether you—or someone in your household—visited a hardware or general store in that area on that date. If you still don’t recognize the charge, call the store directly on +61 3 9687 4855 (Footscray) or +61 3 9546 9225 (Springvale) during local business hours to ask them to look up the transaction using the date, amount, and last four digits of your card.([m.nationaldirectory.com.au](https://m.nationaldirectory.com.au/business/supermarket-grocer/vic/footscray/3011/chain-retail-pty-ltd?utm_source=openai)) They can usually confirm what was purchased, reprint receipts, explain any partial refunds or adjustments, and advise on their returns and refund options; if you suspect fraud, contact your bank immediately to dispute the charge and request a card replacement.

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  1. CHAIN RETAIL PTY LTD BOX HILL SOUT AUS

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I see a Chain Retail Pty Ltd charge in Australian dollars (AUD) on my statement?

Chain Retail Pty Ltd is a Melbourne‑based bricks‑and‑mortar retailer, so transactions are processed in Australian dollars at their stores in Footscray and Springvale.([ausiaddress.com](https://www.ausiaddress.com/176-180-barkly-st-footscray-vic-3011-australia?utm_source=openai)) If your card is issued outside Australia, your bank will convert the amount into your home currency and may add a separate foreign transaction or currency conversion fee. This can make the total on your statement slightly higher than the in‑store receipt amount.

What kinds of purchases typically result in a charge from Chain Retail Pty Ltd?

Most charges come from in‑store purchases of hardware and home improvement goods—such as tools, fasteners, paint, gardening supplies, or basic household items—made at their Footscray or Springvale locations.([ausiaddress.com](https://www.ausiaddress.com/176-180-barkly-st-footscray-vic-3011-australia?utm_source=openai)) You may also see a charge for services like key cutting, gas bottle exchanges, or special‑order items that were paid for when collected. Smaller everyday purchases often fall in the AUD $5–$50 range, while power tools, larger hardware, or bulk materials can be AUD $100 or more, depending on what you bought.

Does Chain Retail Pty Ltd offer subscriptions or recurring billing?

Chain Retail Pty Ltd does not commonly operate consumer subscription plans in the way streaming or software services do; most sales are one‑time in‑store purchases. However, some regular trade or business customers may have in‑store accounts where multiple purchases are billed on a periodic invoice, which can appear as a recurring pattern of charges. If you see repeated charges and you’re unsure why, contact the store with your statement details so they can check whether an account or ongoing order is in your name.

How can I cancel an ongoing account or stop repeat charges from Chain Retail Pty Ltd?

If you believe you have a trade or store account that is generating periodic invoices, the fastest way to stop further charges is to speak directly with the store’s customer service or manager by phone or in person. Ask them to check for any account under your name, business name, phone number, or email, and request that the account be closed or that automatic billing be turned off going forward. Also remove any stored card details they may have on file and confirm, in writing or via a printed note on your account, that no further charges should be processed without your explicit authorization.

What is Chain Retail Pty Ltd’s typical returns and refund process?

As an Australian retailer, Chain Retail Pty Ltd must comply with Australian Consumer Law, which gives you rights to a repair, replacement, or refund if goods are faulty, unsafe, or not as described; however, store policies for change‑of‑mind returns can vary. In practice, most hardware and general retailers will ask for a paper receipt or tax invoice and may set a time limit (for example, 14–30 days) for returning unused items in resaleable condition. To request a refund, visit the store with the item and receipt, or call ahead with your transaction date and amount so they can locate the sale and confirm what options are available. Your bank may take several business days to process any approved refund back to your card.

How do I contact Chain Retail Pty Ltd about an unrecognized charge?

You can contact their Footscray store, which has operated at 176–180 Barkly Street, Footscray VIC 3011, by calling +61 3 9687 4855, or their Springvale hardware store on +61 3 9546 9225.([m.nationaldirectory.com.au](https://m.nationaldirectory.com.au/business/supermarket-grocer/vic/footscray/3011/chain-retail-pty-ltd?utm_source=openai)) When you call, have your statement ready with the exact transaction date, amount, and last four digits of the card used. Ask staff to look up the payment in their point‑of‑sale system and provide details of what was purchased and which register or location processed the sale.

Why does my statement show multiple Chain Retail Pty Ltd charges on the same day?

Multiple same‑day charges can occur if you made several separate purchases (for example, returning to the store for additional items) or if the transaction was split—such as paying a deposit for a special order and then the balance on collection. It can also happen if a failed or cancelled transaction was retried using the same or another card. Check your receipts for that day and ask the store to confirm whether any duplicate or voided payments were reversed; if a duplicate wasn’t refunded, your bank may be able to dispute it for you.

What are authorization holds or pending charges from Chain Retail Pty Ltd?

Some payment terminals briefly place an authorization hold on your card to confirm that sufficient funds are available before finalizing a sale—this is more common with certain debit or credit cards and contactless payments. The hold may show as a “pending” charge on your online banking for a short time, sometimes with an estimated amount, and then either drop off or be replaced by the finalized transaction. If you see both a pending and a posted charge for the same purchase after several business days, contact your bank and the store to ensure one of them isn’t an orphaned hold that needs to be reversed.

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