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They share details, like phone numbers, with other government departments like the NDIS. They have not been given MY PERMISSION to do this, and I have been harassed mercilessly by the NDIS people now for months, for a service I was COERCED into using in the first place. I have extreme trauma, and now I feel liked I have been re-raped by these "people".

A huge shoutout to Wai at the call centre. This poor lady had so much patience with me being so computer illiterate🤦🏽‍♀️your a legend👏🏻

Absolutely disgusting and unethical. It won't let you login to the ATO despite having a password, fingerprint, and passcode. And their customer service chat is all robots that won't transfer you to a human, you have to call. In this day and age no one should be forced to make a phone call. It's very dodgy behaviour to refuse to allow the public an avenue of communication that includes a written record.

my gov is an absolute nightmare total garbage and so is that ID rubbish. Going round in endless circles, changing passwords every time you need access, inputing driving licence medicare number etc getting nowhere after hours

Have to add a authenticator to my gov sign in now one supported by my gov app yet still saying code is wrong what a load a crap just to log in

If there was a score below 1 star it would overly flatter the app and the website. The government is a disgrace leaving us no alternative than to deal with a site that won't work. When it won't work the error tells you to call 132011. Then you learn the government has outsourced the help line to people in the Philippines! They help by telling you over and over to keep trying the website and the app that don't work.....great help! All due respect to the Philipinas, they are lovely people but why are we not dealing with people in our own country?

Rubbish app - I get messages to go to My Gov then cannot actually get in. Thank god I have a decent accountant...

This is easily the worst website I have ever dealt with which is surprising since it is a GOVERNMENT website. Clicked forgot password twice but it didn't send me the code at any point, attempted to enter my password got it wrong and it locked me out for 30 minutes. Tried to sign in with MyId and it said you need to link it to MyGov WHICH I NEEDED TO SIGN INTO, what's the point of having a digital id if it send you in an infinite loop. Then i tried to create a new MyGov account and i clicked use email and it said "you have signed out of this browser", tried different ways to create a new account and was met with similar issues. AHHHHHHH

This is just a dog's breakfast.
I have been locked out of my account even though no details have changed.
I have been told I have to open a new account but when I try to use my email address, I get a dialogue box telling me that my email is already in use!

Worst online service of all time, even its own members find it almost impossible to get into.

I kept trying to reset my password & it took my round & round in circles.

Absolute nightmare to navigate. Sack the IT people who thought up such an awful system! Even with ID from my photo, my fingerprint, my passport & licence it still wants more information & logging in is a real challenge causing major issues!

They are clueless.
I was having problems downloading my Medical Benefits Statements from my inbox after it suddenly stopped working and giving me an error. I called to get it sorted and was emphatically told that it never ever had the ability to do this, even though I had already downloaded several statements previously. I even spoke to a "supervisor" who collaborated and said that it never had the ability to do this, which is obviously incorrect as 3 months on I can now download the Statements again. You know, the ones you said emphatically can't be downloaded from my inbox. It must be magic! - YOU FOOLS.

My Gov 🤣Most pathetic organisation in Australian history.
Very unprofessional the very hard to live in the country run by dumb asses 😁🤔

I forgot my password, and the system asked me to follow several steps to reset it. I completed all of those steps and replaced my old password with a new one. After that, the system requested the answers to some security questions, but I couldn't remember them since I had set them a long time ago. As a result, they locked my account and advised me to call myGov. The next day, I called and spoke with a representative after waiting in a long queue. Because I couldn’t recall the answers to my security questions, they had to close my account and advised me to open a new one. This has been a hassle, and I dread the process of linking all my services again, such as ATO, Medicare, and Centrelink. In the name of security, the current myGov system is providing a disservice. I wish I could select zero stars instead of the one star I had to choose on the satisfaction rating scale.

To the MyGov Correspondence Team,

​I am writing to seek your expert guidance on a matter of basic mathematics. It appears there is a slight disconnect between the disability pension your department facilitates and the digital expectations you place upon its recipients.

​Currently, my medical expenses alone exceed $1,400 per month. After attempting to cover the cost of existing indoors, I am left with what can only be described as "crumbs."

​In your infinite bureaucratic wisdom, you have decided that the only way for me to receive correspondence is via a secure portal that requires consistent mobile data and calling credit—utilities that cost between $40 and $100 per month. Since you are the ones facilitating a pension that doesn’t cover the basic cost of living, perhaps you could explain which life necessity I should sacrifice this month to afford the "luxury" of reading your automated letters?

​Should I:

​A) Forgo essential medication for several days? ​B) Miss a utility payment to fund the data required to see a "New Message" notification? ​C) Simply appreciate the irony of a government department demanding I spend money I don't have to access a service they claim to provide for my support?

​It is a fascinating paradox: you pay the pension, so you know exactly how broke I am, yet you insist on a communication method that requires me to be wealthy enough to maintain a consistent digital presence.

​If the goal of this setup is to ensure that those of us in poverty remain uninformed and burdened by "consequences" we cannot avoid, then you are succeeding brilliantly.

​If, however, there is a shred of common sense remaining in your offices, you will stop sending me redundant notifications to an inaccessible account and start using my actual email address.

​Until then, I will continue to enjoy the mediocre day my poverty allows, while you continue to hide behind your digital fortress.

​With the utmost sincerity,

Impossible to navigate into myGov from overseas.
Can’t download the letters / emails from My gov
Only give ‘Trash’ as option for folder.
It continually loops up back to logging in to MyGov again. ( using a phone)

Trying to navigate and link Centrelink for an aged pension application is an absolute nightmare. I lost count of the times it logged out and sick of going round in circles. Gave up. Phone queues are horrendous. The whole system is a complete waste of time.

Yes, I had to hold for 70 minutes, I was having multiple problems with My Gov app. But, once I got through, staff could not have been more helpful. Sorted through my problems patiently and politely. I was very impressed.

My Gov., is an Impossible app to navigate in your 80's .Why do they make it so difficult you need a degree to use it?

Trying to log into myGov to request a replacement Medicare card after mine was stolen has been one of the most frustrating experiences I’ve had.

First, I was asked to answer a security question I never even set — “What was your high school nickname?” I didn’t have one, so I was completely stuck. No workaround, no option to verify another way.

So I tried to troubleshoot by creating a new account, thinking that might fix things. Nope. Then it wouldn’t let me link Medicare using my birth certificate as ID — with zero explanation as to why. Just blocked.

I’ve now called Human Services twice and requested a callback both times. They said 20 minutes… that was over 3 hours ago. Still nothing.

Honestly, the whole system feels broken and impossible to navigate, especially when you actually need urgent help. Sorting out something as basic as replacing a stolen Medicare card shouldn’t be this hard.

Impossible to navigate with multible code numbers and silly "secret questions"
I gave up
Why can't they make this SIMPLE?