About R & J 777 Pty Ltd
R & J 777 Pty Ltd is an Australian private company based in postcode 4209 in Queensland, active since June 2023. Public records list it as an Australian proprietary company limited by shares with ABN 74 668 445 341 and ACN 668 445 341, and it is registered for Goods and Services Tax (GST) from 1 January 2024. The company is not currently associated with a public, customer‑facing website, and business directories describe it broadly as operating in administrative or support‑type services, likely providing contract or back‑office services to other businesses or local clients rather than directly to the general public.
A charge from “R & J 777 Pty Ltd” may appear on your bank or card statement if you (or a business you represent) have used their services, been invoiced through them, or if they are the underlying entity behind a local contractor, consultancy, or admin/support provider you engaged. Common scenarios include billed professional or administrative services, project or contract work, recurring retainers for ongoing support, or invoiced one‑off tasks. If you are in Australia, amounts they charge will typically include 10% GST because the business is GST‑registered, and the descriptor on your statement may show “R & J 777 Pty Ltd,” “R & J 777,” or a variation of their registered name.
To verify or resolve questions about this charge, first compare the amount and date with any recent invoices, quotes, or service agreements you have for admin, consulting, or support work—especially any that list ABN 74 668 445 341. Search your email and SMS for “R & J 777” or that ABN, and check with your employer, property manager, or any local business that may have arranged services on your behalf. If you have an invoice, use the contact details printed there to reach their accounts or billing contact; if not, you can confirm the business details (name, ABN, and location) using the official ABN Lookup site and ask your bank to provide the full transaction descriptor if you still do not recognize the payment. If you suspect fraud or cannot match the charge to any legitimate service, contact your bank or card issuer promptly to dispute or block further payments.