The term “mis-selling” refers to a situation where a salesperson provides false, misleading, or incomplete information to a potential customer in order to sell a product or service. This may include not only products but also financial services such as insurance, investments, loans and others.
Examples of misselling
The seller may be silent about important terms of the sale of a product or service.
The seller may misrepresent how the product works, its potential profitability, or its risks.
The seller may offer the customer a product that does not meet their financial goals.
Please note
The first and main rule is to carefully read the contract that the seller or bank officer offers to sign. You should not rely on stories from the interested party. Mind who the contract is concluded with, whether there is a third party to the transaction. If you don't understand something, don't hesitate to ask questions. Ask the manager or seller to show each term of the product in writing. Sign the contract only if all points are clear to you and do not raise questions or doubts.
Source: https://prodengi.kz/post/misseling-prostymi-slovami
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