They manage to get the details from ASIC and sent out Registration renewal notice mimicking the font and appearance like official document. ASIC should flag it or do something about this. How hard is... See more
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It's a scam - their whole business model is tricking people into thinking it's an ASIC requirement to pay them money to renew a business registration, which is a lie. Compared to registry.com.au, w... See more
This company preys on new companies/businesses. They send a formal appearing invoice to your business for company registration fees with a healthy fee on top then hope to catch people out who a dumb e... See more
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We received a letter to our business, however I was a) lucky I had seen an online social media post warning of this b) the price seemed higher than our annual fees c) was unclear why we hadn't... See more
Company details
About REGISTRATION
Written by the company
Contact info
Level 26, 1 Bligh Street, 2000, Sydney, Australia
- 1300 060 066
- admin@reg.com.au
- reg.com.au
Breach of guidelines
Misleading and deceptive conduct
Misleading and deceptive conduct, sending out speculative renewal notices that appear to be outstanding invoices. Received an undated renewal notice after an ASIC published notice of proposed deregistration (voluntary) dated 3 July 2026. Still trying to get new customers with only a week left before deregistration.
Harvesting business ABNs and addresses…
Harvesting business ABNs and addresses to send faux business renewal letters. Eejits.
Complete Scammers
Complete Scammers. Fake renewal and review letters disguised to look like a necessary invoice related to business operation, but in reality they are just trying to trick unsuspecting people into paying for a fake service that is completely unnecessary. The sooner ASIC shuts these scammers down, the better.
total spammers / scammers
total spammers / scammers. Access you details through business registers and then demand payment. no unsubscribe option, no way out, they are overpowering and need to be stopped in this country. This behaviour is worse than draconian.
Deregistered by ASIC from 22 July 2026
These people are total frauds and crooks.
Consumers should be aware REGISTRATION pty ltd was deregistered by ASIC as a provider from 22 July 2026. They can't process renewals because they are no longer licensed as agents. Google "ASIC press release re registration pty ltd"
It is a scam
It is a scam. There is no requirement for any company or individual to register with them or pay them any fees. You are paying them to keep your record updated with them only.
Scam
They manage to get the details from ASIC and sent out Registration renewal notice mimicking the font and appearance like official document. ASIC should flag it or do something about this. How hard is to make money these days and they come and steal it just like that.
Spam/Scam letter received looking like…
Spam/Scam letter received looking like an ASIC registration invoice - soooo bad and misleading
recieved invoice in snail mail for so…
recieved invoice in snail mail for so called asic review fee $449.00. Didnt catch me this time. Be carefull a scam at its best. reported.
misleading mail
misleading mail, disguised as a real renewal from a government entity. SPAM / SCAM
SCAM SCAM SCAM
SCAM SCAM SCAM
Missleading letter sent just before ASIC renewal
DO NOT GIVE THEM ANY MONEY
Owner needs to take a long hard look at himself, karma will come
SCAMMERS: BEWARE
This company is very clearly in the business of scamming people.
TodayI received one of their "The following Company Review is Due:" using Australian Government styled lettering, colors and design.
Everything about the letter is very clearly designed to mislead the user into believing that the letter is official.
Do not trust them.
Do not trust their service.
If you receive mail from them, please fill out a "Report a scam" form at Scamwatch (ACCC) immediately.
This company sent me a letter and…
This company sent me a letter and requested $449 to pay for the company annual review. I pay the fee straight to ASIC. But this company won’t refund the money. It is a SCAM! This company should pay a penalty for what they have done.
Parasites
Moral compass is clearly broken with the employees of this company! Misleading letters deliberately sent out prior to ASIC's normal timeframes in an attempt to gouge $.
Have reported to Scamwatch and if there was a Scumwatch I'd report there too! Sorry you didn't get my hard earned money!
Total frauds banned by ASIC
These people are total frauds and the scum of the earth who have been banned by ASIC in all dealings since June 2026. Don’t trust these worms 1 millimetre. They will just steal your money. Verify their deregistration by reading the ASIC press release in June 2026. Search “ASIC press release Registration”.
HOME GROWN SCAM
A SCAM TRYING TO PASS OFF AS A GOVERNMENT AGENCY, I SUSPECT MANY WILL FALL FOR THEIR $449 SCAM BILL, ASIC SHOULD CLOSE DOWN THESE THIEVES.
Unsolicited invoice for payment
Unsolicited invoice for payment. Looks legitimate until you read fine print. Highly irregular and misleading. Regulators should be taking firm action.
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