Consumer Affairs Victoria issues warning over Ishka homewares store

Consumer Affairs Victoria has issued a public warning, advising customers to be cautious when shopping with popular homewares and gifts retailer Ishka. There have been 38 serious allegations made to the market regulator in recent months, including failure to supply goods and refunds and to respond to consumer complaints. Sky News contacted Consumer Affairs Victoria to see what had been done about it a week ago, and now the regulator has issued a public warning about Ishka. “Consumer Affairs Victoria Director Nicole Rich has issued a public warning about retailer Ishka, following a significant number of consumer complaints to the regulator in recent months,” it said. “Given the number of complaints and the serious nature of the issues raised, Rich believes the warning is in the public interest and is urging consumers to be cautious when dealing with Ishka.”