Substandard work in construction sector leads CCAC complaints in 2023

https://guyanatimesgy.com/substandard-work-in-construction-sector-leads-ccac-complaints-in-2023/ The Competition and Consumer Affairs Commission (CCAC) is reporting a 20 per cent increase in consumer complaints this year so far, compared to the corresponding..

CCAC received $409M in complaints for 2023 thus far

– publishes Motor Vehicle Buying Guide to assist consumershttps://guyanatimesgy.com/ccac-received-409m-in-complaints-for-2023-thus-far/ The Competition and Consumer Affairs Commission (CCAC) has reported that 431 complaints were received to the value..

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Roadmap to reduce scams and assist homebuilders launched

The roadmap is found at https://ccac.gov.gy/ A roadmap detailing what homebuilders must look for when hiring a contractor and to prevent shoddy work when constructing their..

Consumers’ Commission launches Homebuilder’s Roadmap

The Competition and Consumer Affairs Commission (CCAC) has officially launched its Homebuilder’s Roadmap to help consumers make the right decisions when building their homes. Director of..

Errant contractors under pressure as consumers’ regulator sounds warning

Kaieteur News – With the welfare of homebuilders in mind, the Competition and Consumer Affairs Commission (CCAC) yesterday officially launched it Homebuilder’s Roadmap, to empower consumers..

Homebuilder Roadmap launched

FACING a number of complaints annually about millions in losses being suffered by consumers through substandard construction, the Competitions and Consumers Affairs Commission (CCAC), on Monday,..

Fake Samsung devices hit COVID-19 education efforts; Consumer Commission gets refunds for buyers

Several stores have been selling fake Samsung tablets to people who are eager to take advantage of Online teaching-learning devices, but the  Competition and Consumer Affairs..

Guyana, Barbados take steps to foster closer trade ties

– by agreeing landmark “merger legislation” between their respective consumer protection agencies NOTING how collaborations with Barbados has helped highlight the need for stronger “merger legislation”..

Guyana, Barbados consumer agencies sign cooperation agreement

Guyana’s Competition and Consumer Affairs Commission (CCAC) and the Barbados Fair Trading Commission (BFTC) have signed an agreement to formalise and advance cooperation between the two..