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Australia's biggest car lender Toyota Finance accused of "ripping off" 100,000 Toyota customers: Statement of claim in new class action alleging the issuing of "unfair" dealer loans now lodged with Supreme Court of Victoria - Vimarsana News

Australia's biggest car lender Toyota Finance accused of "ripping off" 100,000 Toyota customers: Statement of claim in new class action alleging the issuing of "unfair" dealer loans now lodged with Supreme Court of Victoria

Following a writ issued in early January, Melbourne-based law firm Echo Law has now lodged a statement of claim with the Supreme Court of Victoria relating to a class action it has brought against Toyota Finance alleging the sale of “unfair” dealer loans between 2010 and 2018.

Horror week that forced Alan out - Vimarsana News

Horror week that forced Alan out

A string of bombshell allegations and a potential $250 million lawsuit paved the way for the airline boss’ departure.

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Qantas flight credits a debacle of monumental proportions | Port Macquarie News - Vimarsana News

Qantas flight credits a debacle of monumental proportions | Port Macquarie News

An unending cacophony of angry and distraught customers is fed into call centre headsets.

Qantas flight credits a debacle of monumental proportions | The Scone Advocate - Vimarsana News

Qantas flight credits a debacle of monumental proportions | The Scone Advocate

An unending cacophony of angry and distraught customers is fed into call centre headsets.

Qantas flight credits a debacle of monumental proportions | The Queanbeyan Age - Vimarsana News

Qantas flight credits a debacle of monumental proportions | The Queanbeyan Age

An unending cacophony of angry and distraught customers is fed into call centre headsets.