About DJ Cool Freight Pty Ltd
DJ Cool Freight Pty Ltd trades publicly as East Coast Express, an Australian freight transport company based in Pambula, New South Wales. The company specializes in refrigerated (chilled and frozen) and general cargo transport, primarily servicing routes along the east coast and connecting the NSW South Coast with major Australian capital cities. East Coast Express works with food producers, wholesalers, retailers, and other businesses that require reliable temperature-controlled logistics, offering linehaul, distribution, and scheduled freight runs tailored to business customers rather than individual consumers.
A charge from DJ Cool Freight Pty Ltd or East Coast Express may appear on a bank or card statement when a business books a freight movement, pays a transport invoice, or settles account terms for regular services. This can include one-off transport jobs, recurring scheduled freight runs, refrigerated shipment fees, fuel levies, or surcharges such as after-hours deliveries or urgent consignments. In some cases you might see a pre-authorisation or pending charge if a card was used to secure a booking, with the final amount posting once the job is completed and invoiced. Ongoing commercial customers may also see regular recurring charges that correspond to their monthly or fortnightly freight invoices.
If you’re unsure about a DJ Cool Freight / East Coast Express charge, first check recent freight bookings, delivery dockets, consignment notes, and invoices within your business records or transport management system. Compare the transaction date and amount with any recent shipments or transport services you arranged, and confirm internally with staff who handle logistics or accounts payable. For questions about a specific charge, use the contact details on your latest East Coast Express invoice or visit eastcoastexpress.com.au and use their contact or enquiry form, providing your business name, approximate transaction date, amount, and any reference number. Common billing issues—such as duplicate charges, unknown surcharges, or disputes about delivery—are usually resolved by contacting their accounts or customer service team with supporting documentation (proof of payment, invoice copies, PODs).