Rebel

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Rebel is an Australian sporting goods and activewear retailer selling sports equipment, apparel, and footwear through a nationwide chain of stores and online.

Rhodes, New South Wales, Australia
rebelsport.com.au
Owned by Super Retail Group

About Rebel

Rebel (often appearing as “REBEL SPORT” or “REBEL.COM.AU” on your statement) is a leading Australian sporting goods and activewear retailer based in Rhodes, New South Wales. They operate a large network of physical stores across Australia as well as an online store at rebelsport.com.au. Rebel sells branded and own‑brand sports equipment, footwear, clothing, fitness technology, and accessories for activities such as running, gym/fitness, team sports, outdoor recreation, and home exercise. They also offer gift cards, loyalty programs (rebel active), and occasional services such as equipment assembly or delivery through partners.

A Rebel charge may appear on your bank or card statement after you purchase items in-store, place an order through rebelsport.com.au, or use services like Click & Collect or home delivery. Online purchases are typically processed as a one‑time charge in Australian dollars, but you may also see separate charges for back‑ordered items or split shipments. If you’ve used Buy Now Pay Later (like Afterpay, Zip, or similar) at checkout, the name that appears on your statement may still show Rebel as the underlying merchant. In some cases, you may notice a small temporary authorization hold when you place an online order or update your payment details; this will usually drop off once the final amount is captured or the order is cancelled.

If you don’t recognize a Rebel charge, start by checking your recent in‑store receipts, email confirmations from rebelsport.com.au, and any Click & Collect or delivery orders placed around the date of the transaction. Log in to your rebel active or online shopping account to see your order history and invoices, and confirm whether someone else in your household used your card for a sporting goods purchase. For unresolved questions, contact Rebel customer service via the help section at rebelsport.com.au, where you’ll find live chat, email, and store contact details; have your order number, the exact charge amount, and the last four digits of your card ready. If you still suspect an error or unauthorized use after speaking with Rebel, reach out to your bank or card issuer to dispute the transaction or request a card replacement.

Bank Statement Variations

4 known variations

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

  1. REBEL SPORT LTD ROUSE HILL AUS
  2. REBEL SPORT LTD\TENANCY T2 4-7 COMMERCIA
  3. REBEL SYDNEY CITY\77 KING ST\SYDNEY\2000
  4. Rebel 611300654502 AU

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I see a charge from REBEL or REBEL SPORT on my bank statement?

This charge typically relates to a purchase of sporting goods, activewear, or equipment from a Rebel store or from rebelsport.com.au. It can come from in‑store payments, Click & Collect orders, home delivery purchases, or online orders where you checked out as a guest or via a rebel active account. Check your recent receipts and email order confirmations around the transaction date to verify the purchase.

Does Rebel have subscriptions or recurring charges?

Rebel generally operates on a one‑time purchase model and does not typically offer subscription products that bill monthly. However, you might see multiple charges over time if you regularly shop there, purchase gift cards, or place several online orders close together. If you see a recurring pattern you don’t recognize, log in to rebelsport.com.au and check your order history or contact Rebel customer service to confirm there’s no ongoing service linked to your card.

Why is there a small or duplicate Rebel amount showing as pending on my card?

When you place an online order or update your payment card, Rebel (or their payment processor) may place a temporary authorization hold to confirm your card is valid. This can appear as a small amount (for example, $1 AUD) or as a pending transaction for the expected order total. Authorization holds should automatically drop off or be replaced by the final settled charge within a few business days; if they remain pending for more than a week, contact your bank or Rebel support.

What are common Rebel charge amounts and how are they billed?

Rebel purchases can range from low amounts for accessories (e.g., $10–$40 AUD) to higher totals for shoes, fitness trackers, or home gym equipment (often $100–$1,000+ AUD). Online orders are charged in one lump sum per shipment, though large orders or pre‑orders may be split into multiple charges if items ship separately. If you’ve used a Rebel eGift card or store credit plus a card payment, only the card‑funded portion will appear as a bank charge.

How do I return an item or get a refund for a Rebel purchase I don’t want?

Rebel typically offers change‑of‑mind returns within a set period (often around 30 days) provided items are unused, in resaleable condition, and you have proof of purchase, subject to Australian Consumer Law. In‑store purchases are usually refunded to the original payment method when returned at a Rebel store, while online purchases can be returned either by post (following instructions on rebelsport.com.au) or in-store. Shipping fees may not always be refundable unless the product is faulty or misdescribed; check Rebel’s Returns Policy on their website for the most current details.

How can I cancel or change an online Rebel order before it ships?

Once an order is placed on rebelsport.com.au, there is often only a short window where it can be changed or cancelled, especially for Click & Collect or fast delivery orders. If you need to cancel or modify your order, log in to your account and check the order status; if it’s still processing, contact Rebel customer service immediately using the live chat or phone number listed in the Help/Contact Us section. If the order has already been dispatched or prepared, you may need to wait for delivery or collection and then process a return or exchange instead.

How do I contact Rebel about an unrecognized or incorrect charge?

Go to rebelsport.com.au and visit the Help or Contact Us section for the latest customer service options, which typically include online contact forms, live chat, and phone support during Australian business hours. Have your bank statement with the transaction date, exact amount, and merchant descriptor (e.g., REBEL SPORT RHODES or REBEL.COM.AU) ready, along with any possible order or receipt numbers. Rebel support can help identify what the charge relates to, correct billing mistakes, or guide you on refunds and returns if necessary.

What should I do if I think a Rebel charge is fraudulent or made with my stolen card?

First, check whether anyone in your household or on your shared account may have made a purchase at Rebel using your card details. If no one recognizes the transaction, contact Rebel with the charge details to see if they can locate an order and confirm the name or contact information used. Regardless of Rebel’s findings, you should immediately notify your bank or card issuer, report the charge as unauthorized, and request that your card be blocked or replaced; your bank will explain the dispute and chargeback process under their fraud policies.

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