About Love Tea
Love Tea is an Australian-owned company based in Geelong, Victoria, that blends and sells organic, fairly traded specialty teas and herbal infusions. They focus on high-quality ingredients, sustainable sourcing, and minimal, environmentally conscious packaging. Love Tea products are available as loose-leaf teas and biodegradable pyramid tea bags, and are sold through their online store (lovetea.com.au) as well as through cafés, health food shops, and other wholesale partners across Australia and in some international markets.
A Love Tea charge may appear on your bank or card statement when you purchase tea, teaware, or gift products through their online store, or when you buy directly from them at an event, pop-up, or market using a card terminal. The transaction description often includes wording such as “LOVE TEA,” “LOVE TEA GEELONG,” or “LOVETEA.COM.AU,” and will typically be billed in Australian dollars (AUD). You might also see Love Tea on your statement if you set up a recurring or repeat order (for example, choosing to have your favourite products delivered on a regular schedule), paid for a gift order for someone else, or if a small temporary authorization hold was placed to verify your card details.
If you do not immediately recognize a Love Tea charge, start by checking your email for order confirmations or digital receipts from lovetea.com.au, including your spam or promotions folders. Log into your account on their website (if you created one) to review your order history, check for any repeat orders you may have scheduled, or view invoices. For questions about a specific transaction, use the contact options listed on the “Contact” or “Customer Service” page at lovetea.com.au, providing the date, amount, and last four digits of the card used; they can confirm what was purchased and by whom. Common billing issues—such as duplicate charges, address errors, or needing to update or cancel a repeat order—are usually resolved by contacting Love Tea support promptly and, if needed, also speaking with your bank about any disputed or unauthorized transactions.