NOTICES & RECALLS

The Stand Mixer can generate or retain electric charge when used. The electric charge level exceeds the limit allowed under Australian electrical standards. As a result, the user can receive an electric shock if they simultaneously touch the beater shaft and the earthed metal enclosure.

Refer to The Cooks Collective Culinary Professional Stand Mixer recall notice for more information.

The bottle warmer is being recalled due to possible overheating and fire risk.

Refer to the Cherub Baby Anywhere Warmer Pro recall notice for more information.

The recall is due to product contains resins that can cause skin, eye and respiratory irritation when inhaled, touched or ingested.

Refer to the Miniverse Make It Minis recall notice for more information.

The recall is due to possible laceration hazards.

Refer to the Vitamix® - 225ml and 600ml Blending Containers and Blade Bases recall notice for more information.

The head of Donald Duck and Daisy Duck figures may detach and present possible choking hazard. These figures may not comply with mandatory standards for toys.

Refer to the Fisher-Price Little People – Mickey and Friends figure pack recall notice for more information.

The power bank is being recalled as it may overheat and catch on fire.

Refer to the Cygnette - MagMove 5K Power Bank recall notice for more information.

The toy is being recalled as it does not carry the required Australian mandatory information markings and was supplied without the battery being installed.

Refer to the Hape - Dinosaur Train Bucket Set recall notice for more information.

The recall is due to reports of the blade breaking whilst in use, and in certain circumstances or while charging, the circuit board may overheat causing a short circuit with the risk of fire.

Refer to the Blendjet - Portable 2 Blender recall notice for more information.

Please be aware of potentially fraudulent or deceptive emails, phone calls, websites and other unsolicited promotions that use the Myer brand to promote goods or services including Myer gift cards or to advertise a job. Some of these offers and ads may appear as website banners or wall postings on social networking sites (e.g. Instagram or Facebook), and may look like they're coming from or being endorsed by your friends or Myer when they are not.

We encourage customers to be wary of requests to provide personal information or financial information to these scams, and to verify the authenticity of the request before submitting.

Some examples of known scams include:

• Fraudulent websites purporting to be Myer. Myer’s official website is https://www.myer.com.au
• Complete customer satisfaction survey with your personal details or financial information that promises a reward at completion
• Recruitment or job offering where no experience is required advertised on Facebook or Instagram, where conversation is moved to private messaging such as WhatsApp
• Sharing or liking a social media post in exchange for a gift card or gift voucher
• Call a specific phone number and provide personal information in exchange for a reward
• Email that provides a scam link to an unknown or malicious website for a reward
• Text messages offering a reward by responding or clicking on scam link to a unknown or malicious website
• Banner advertising offering free gift cards or gift vouchers in exchange for personal details and passing on a scam link to friends
• Complete a survey to redeem free products in connection with store closure
• Purchase gift cards to pay a tax debt, infringement notice or to reward employees
• Email that provides a scam link to an unknown or malicious website for a refund

Refer to examples of known Myer scams in circulation.

Do not respond or participate in these offers. Myer will never request personal or banking details in unsolicited communications.

To learn more about scams or to report a scam, please contact Scamwatch at https://www.scamwatch.gov.au/