Accepting payment without intending to supply is not an offence under the ACL but rather an offence under the Crimes Act 1901.

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Accepting payment without intending to supply is an offence under section 192E of the Australian Consumer Law (ACL) which is a civil penalty provision. It is not an offence under the Crimes Act 1901. However, in cases where the conduct is fraudulent or involves dishonesty, it may also constitute a criminal offence under the Commonwealth Criminal Code or state criminal laws.

Accepting Payment Without Intending to Supply Is Not an Offence