About Myer
Myer is one of Australia’s largest department store chains, headquartered in Docklands, Victoria. With stores across the country and a comprehensive online shop at myer.com.au, Myer sells fashion, footwear, beauty and cosmetics, homewares, manchester, small and large electrical appliances, toys, gifts, and general merchandise. They also offer services like Click & Collect, gift registries, gift cards, and the MYER one loyalty program (which is free to join and not a paid subscription).
A Myer charge can appear on your bank or card statement after shopping in-store, placing an order on myer.com.au, purchasing a Myer gift card, or using services such as Click & Collect or special-order items. Online purchases may show up as “MYER ONLINE,” “MYER PTY LTD,” “MYER [SUBURB/STORE],” or similar wording. You might also see temporary pre-authorisation amounts for online orders, partial charges if items ship separately, refunds processed back to your card, or adjustments after returns and price matches.
If you’re unsure about a Myer charge, start by checking your recent in-store receipts, order confirmation emails from myer.com.au, and your MYER one account purchase history (if you used your loyalty card). Log into your Myer online account to review orders and invoices, or search your email for “Myer Order Confirmation” or “MYER Online.” For billing questions or disputes, contact Myer Customer Service via the Help section on myer.com.au, use live chat, or call 13 MYER (13 69 37) within Australia; have your statement, order number, and any receipts handy so they can quickly locate and explain the transaction or assist with refunds and corrections.