Haymans Electrical

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Haymans Electrical is an Australian electrical wholesaler supplying electrical, communications, data, solar, lighting and related components to trade and industrial customers through a national network of branches, including a store in Roma, Queensland.

North Rocks, New South Wales, Australia
haymans.mmem.com.au
Owned by Metal Manufactures Pty Limited (MM Electrical Merchandising)

About Haymans Electrical

Haymans Electrical is an Australian electrical wholesaler that forms part of the MM Electrical Merchandising (MMEM) group. Operating a national network of trade-focused branches, including locations such as Roma (QLD) and North Rocks (NSW), Haymans supplies electrical, communications, data, solar, lighting and associated components primarily to licensed electricians, contractors, industrial customers and commercial projects. They offer counter sales at branches, trade account facilities, project supply, and online ordering for eligible account holders via haymans.mmem.com.au.

A Haymans Electrical charge may appear on your bank or card statement when you or your business purchase electrical or related products in-store, over the phone, or online through an MMEM/Haymans account. Common scenarios include one‑off counter purchases on a debit/credit card, online orders billed at dispatch, project or trade account invoices that are settled by card, and back-ordered items that are charged as they are fulfilled. You may also see location-specific descriptors such as “HAYMANS ROMA”, “HAYMANS ELEC NORTH ROCKS”, or a generic “MMEM” reference, and in some cases a small temporary authorization hold when a card is first added or verified.

If you’re unsure about a Haymans Electrical charge, start by checking any recent electrical materials purchases, service work done by your electrician (they may have bought parts through Haymans and passed the cost on), and emails or invoices from Haymans or MM Electrical. Receipts are typically provided at the branch counter, emailed for online or phone orders, or accessible via your trade account portal where available. To resolve questions, contact your supplying branch directly (phone details are listed on haymans.mmem.com.au) or reach out through the MMEM/Haymans website with your statement date, charge amount, and any invoice or order numbers. Common issues—such as duplicated billing, partial shipments, or incorrect card selection—are usually resolved by the branch’s accounts or admin team through a credit, refund, or correction invoice where appropriate.

Bank Statement Variations

2 known variations

These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to Haymans Electrical.

  1. HAYMANS ELECTRICAL P LISMORE AUS
  2. HAYMANS ELECTRICAL R ROMA AUS

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I see a Haymans Electrical or MMEM charge on my bank statement?

This charge typically relates to a purchase of electrical, lighting, data, solar or related components made at a Haymans branch or via an MMEM/Haymans account. The descriptor may appear as “HAYMANS ELECTRICAL”, “HAYMANS ROMA”, “HAYMANS ELEC [SUBURB]” or sometimes “MMEM” followed by a location. Check whether you or someone in your business recently bought electrical materials, picked up a trade order, or paid an invoice by card.

What are common Haymans Electrical charge amounts or billing patterns?

Haymans Electrical mostly processes one‑off transaction amounts that match the value of an invoice or counter sale (for example, $85.40, $327.15 or larger project-related totals). Trade customers may see multiple charges in a month if paying individual invoices by card, or a single larger payment if settling a statement or consolidated account. There is no standard flat subscription fee—amounts vary based on the products and quantities you’ve purchased.

Does Haymans Electrical have subscriptions or recurring charges?

Haymans Electrical does not operate consumer-style subscription plans; however, trade account customers may have regular purchasing patterns that create frequent charges. Recurring-looking amounts may occur if you regularly pay similar-sized orders or monthly account balances by the same card. If a charge appears every month that you don’t expect, contact your servicing branch or accounts department to confirm which invoices were paid with that transaction.

Why do I see a small or pending Haymans Electrical charge that later disappears or changes?

When you provide a card for payment—especially over the phone or through certain online systems—Haymans or the underlying payment processor may place a temporary authorization hold to verify that the card is valid. This can appear as a small amount or as a ‘pending’ charge equal to your expected invoice total. Authorization holds normally drop off or convert to the final sale within a few business days; if a pending amount has not cleared or looks incorrect after that time, contact the branch listed on your receipt or statement.

How can I get a copy of the invoice or receipt for a Haymans Electrical charge?

Invoices and receipts are usually printed or emailed at the time of purchase from the branch where you bought the goods. If you have a trade account, you may be able to view and download invoices and statements via the MMEM/Haymans online portal or through your account manager. To request a copy, call or email the specific branch (contact details are on haymans.mmem.com.au) and provide the transaction date, amount and the last four digits of the card used.

How do I dispute a Haymans Electrical charge or request a refund?

Contact the Haymans branch that processed the sale as your first step; their name or location usually appears on your invoice or statement description. Provide details of the charge, the invoice number (if known), and explain the issue—such as incorrect quantity, wrong pricing, or goods returned. The branch accounts team can investigate and, if warranted under their returns and trading policies, issue a credit note and process a refund back to your original payment method. If you cannot identify the branch, start via the contact form or general numbers listed at haymans.mmem.com.au and they can direct your enquiry.

Can I cancel or change an order that is showing as a Haymans Electrical charge?

Orders that have not yet been picked, shipped or collected can sometimes be adjusted or cancelled by contacting the supplying branch promptly. If the transaction has already been captured on your card, the branch may need to process a partial or full credit depending on stock returnability and their returns policy. Call the branch as soon as you notice the issue, referencing your order or invoice number and the exact amount charged.

What should I do if I don’t recognize the branch location shown with the Haymans Electrical charge?

The descriptor may reflect the processing branch, head office, or an associated MMEM entity rather than the physical store you visited, especially for account or online transactions. Check with colleagues, your electrician, or anyone else who might have buying authority on your account to see if they placed an order through that branch. If it’s still unfamiliar, contact any Haymans branch or use the contact details on haymans.mmem.com.au and provide the transaction information—they can trace which customer account and invoice the payment relates to.

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