About EnviroShop
EnviroShop is an Australian retailer based in Coburg North, Victoria, specialising in environmentally friendly products and sustainable living solutions. Through its store and online shop at enviroshop.com.au, it offers a wide range of energy‑efficient household goods such as LED lighting, draught‑proofing products, water‑saving devices, composting and gardening supplies, and efficient appliances. EnviroShop is also closely involved in larger sustainability projects, providing solar power systems, battery storage, energy‑efficient hot water systems, and related consultancy and installation services for homes and businesses across Australia.
A charge from EnviroShop may appear on your bank or card statement if you purchased products from their online store, paid in‑store at their Coburg North location, or made a payment associated with a solar, battery, or hot water installation. This could include one‑off purchases of retail items, deposits for larger systems, progress payments on installation projects, or final invoices. You might also see a temporary authorization hold if you placed an order online and EnviroShop’s payment gateway verified your card before the order was processed; these holds usually disappear within a few business days. EnviroShop does not typically operate on a subscription model, so most charges will be single transactions rather than recurring fees.
If you’re unsure about a charge from EnviroShop, start by checking your email for an order confirmation, invoice, or receipt from enviroshop.com.au around the date of the transaction, including any orders made on behalf of family members or your business. Log into your online account (if you created one) on enviroshop.com.au to review recent orders and payments, or refer to installation quotes and contracts for solar, battery, or hot water projects that may list scheduled payment amounts. For further clarification, contact EnviroShop using the contact details or enquiry form on their website and provide the transaction date, amount, and the name on the card; they can usually look up the payment and explain whether it relates to a retail purchase, deposit, or service invoice. If you believe the charge is fraudulent, contact your bank or card issuer promptly after attempting to verify it with EnviroShop.