About Country IT
Country IT, now trading as Cicom, is a professional IT services provider based in Casino, New South Wales, serving businesses throughout the Northern Rivers region. They specialise in managed IT support, cloud solutions (such as Microsoft 365 and hosted services), business communications, network infrastructure, and cybersecurity. Cicom typically works with small to medium-sized organisations, local government, and community enterprises, providing ongoing IT management, project work, and technology consulting under service agreements or project-based engagements.
A charge from **Country IT** or **Cicom** on your bank or card statement usually relates to business IT services or products. This may be a monthly or annual managed service agreement (for example, ongoing IT support, monitoring, or security services), cloud licensing (such as Microsoft 365 or other subscriptions billed through them), internet or communication services they manage on your behalf, or a one-off project or onsite support visit. You might also see charges for hardware or software purchases, domain renewals, or installation work. In some cases, you may notice an initial authorization or pending amount when a new payment method is added or a new service is set up; this is typically confirmed as a full charge once the invoice is processed.
If you’re unsure about a Country IT/Cicom charge, start by checking recent invoices, quotes, or service agreements your business has received from them, as well as emails from a cicom.com.au address. Review any managed service contracts, cloud licensing managed by Cicom, or recent support tickets or onsite visits. To clarify a transaction, contact them via the contact details on their website (cicom.com.au), referencing your business name, invoice number, and the date/amount of the charge; they can confirm which service or invoice it relates to and provide a copy of the tax invoice. Common billing issues—such as duplicate payments, outdated card details, or services that should have been cancelled—can usually be resolved by speaking with their accounts or support team and updating your agreement or payment information as needed.