Customers should not be suckered into paying for their goods by Zippay. Contrary to their hard selling techniques claiming 'no interest and charges', the scheme charges you $5 per month until the entire balance is paid off. Their clothes are expensive and that's why they need people who aren't loaded to sign up to this scheme and pay off the clothes at $10/week. With the promise of no charges, I also got hassled into buying more clothes. Beware, only buy the clothes if you can afford them with your own money.

Be careful don't be taken in by their false quotes.
I called on behalf of my landlady Sunday 16.8.15 whose English is not the best. I was attracted by the website which claimed upfront prices and no hidden charges. I was quoted $99 by the lady who answered the phone and she booked a cleaner for the next day at 10am. When I got home that evening my landlady told me when the cleaner turned up he advised her that $99 was only for a basic clean which included no chemicals. He wanted $150 to use chemical cleaners. He took advantage of the fact that I wasn't here and the landlady does not speak good English. He also did a rush job finishing the whole house in under 20 minutes and did not clean the carpet in the bottom of the built-wardrobes. When I called to complain to the same lady who booked the appointment, she said that she would speak to the cleaner and call me back the next day at 8.30 a.m. The call never came and when I called her back today she didn't answer the phone…surprise surprise.
The cleaner was also supposed to quote for cleaning tiles, which the booking agent said would be around $80 for a normal size room (at $6.50 per square metre). The cleaner quote the landlady $800 to clean the two tiled rooms in the house.

Approximate cost: $150