MUSCAT : In an advisory issued, the TRA warned public not to be deceived by flashy or exaggerated advertisements and emphasised the importance of verifying that any property, product, or service being promoted actually exists. The Authority also advised users to conduct business only with licensed and verified providers to ensure the legitimacy of their transactions.
The TRA further encouraged consumers to read reviews and feedback from previous customers before making any financial commitment. As an essential safeguard, the Authority reminded individuals to always request an official receipt or signed contract to document the transaction and protect their rights.
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