To view our Domestic and Family Violence Position Statement, click here, further support will be available on or before 1 January 2026.
When faced with domestic or family violence, we want to help you. We understand that in such events having access to communications is critical and you can talk to us about how we can further assist you.
How we can help.
Transferring the account into your name.
If you’re experiencing, or have just left a domestic or family violence situation and you’d like to keep your mobile service but the account isn’t in your name, there may be instances where we can transfer the account to you.
Please contact our Kogan Mobile Customer Care team by calling 12612 from your Kogan Mobile connected phone. Alternatively, you can call us on 1300 056 426 from any device. Our dedicated team are available from 8am to 8pm, 7 days a week.
You may need to provide copies of these documents:
- Relevant identification, such as a drivers license or Medicare card and
- A Statutory Declaration witnessed by an authorised person that you are, or have been the subject of domestic or family violence; and
- In some cases we may also require you to support your request by supplying an AVO/police report/court order/ or a letter from women’s shelter and
Our team will then aim to verify these documents and see how we can assist.
Requesting an unwelcome call or message investigation.
If you’re receiving unwelcome calls or messages as a result of domestic violence, you can request an investigation. You can find out more about the process for requesting an unwelcome call or message investigation on our support page.
Do you need immediate help?
If you are in a life-threatening situation, you should call 000 immediately.
If you think your communications or devices are being monitored, there are things you can do to improve your online safety.
Where can I get further help?
If you’d like further assistance, White Ribbon can help you.