A) "let the seller beware" B) "let the consignment business beware" C) “let the buyer beware” D) "let the person beware"
A) "let the person beware" B) "let the seller beware" C) "let the consignment business beware" D) "let the buyer beware"
A) any person who purchases or leases goods, services, or property primarily for personal, family, or household use. B) any person who purchases or leases goods, services, or property secondarily for personal, family, or household use. C) any person who purchases or leases goods, services, or property primarily for personal, family, or business use. D) any person who purchases or leases goods, services, or property primarily for business, family, or household use. E) any person who purchases or leases goods, services, or property primarily for personal, friend, or household use.
A) practice that leads (or has the potential to lead) consumers to better business decisions B) Better Business Bureau (BBB) C) practice that misleads (or has the potential to mislead) consumers D) Consumer Protection Agency
A) gives consumers forty five business days to cancel most contracts made with door-to-door salespersons. B) gives consumers thirty business days to cancel most contracts made with door-to-door salespersons. C) gives consumers three business days to cancel most contracts made with door-to-door salespersons. D) gives consumers two business days to cancel most contracts made with door-to-door salespersons.
A) is any statement that has the effect of deceiving the buyer. This occurs when the seller misstates the facts about something that is important to the consumer. B) is any statement that has the effect of deceiving the buyer. This occurs when the seller misstates the facts about something that is important to the buyer. C) is any statement that has the effect of deceiving the buyer. This occurs when the buyer misstates the facts about something that is important to the consumer. D) is any statement that has the effect of guilting the buyer. This occurs when the seller misstates the facts about something that is important to the consumer.
A) legally binding orders to stop a practice, to anyone using advertising that would lead the public to an educated decision B) legally binding orders to stop a practice, to select businesses, people, and organizations using advertising that would mislead the public. C) legally binding orders to stop a practice, to anyone using advertising that would mislead the public. D) informal orders to stop a practice, to anyone using advertising that would mislead the public.
A) advertising a product and legitimate price to lure customers so they can be sold more expensive merchandise B) advertising a nonexistent bargain to lure customers so they can consider purchasing a less expensive item from that store. C) advertising a nonexistent bargain to lure customers so they can be sold more expensive merchandise D) advertising a nonexistent bargain to lure customers so they can be sold less expensive merchandise
A) responsibility of the manufactures and sellers for injuries caused by products that are assembled with the highest quality B) responsibility of the manufactures and sellers for injuries caused by products that are defective. C) responsibility of the manufactures and sellers for resolutions caused by products that are defective. D) responsibility of both the buyers and sellers for injuries caused by products that are defective.
A) food or drug that contains any substance mixed or packed with it to reduce its quality or strength below the prescribed minimum standards. B) food or drug that contains any substance mixed or packed with it to reduce its quality or strength above the prescribed minimum standards. C) food or drug that contains any substance mixed or packed with it to enhance its quality or strength below the prescribed minimum standards. D) food or drug that contains any substance mixed or packed with it to reduce its quality or strength below the prescribed maximum standards.
A) product liability B) fraudulent misrepresentation C) caveat emptor D) warranty
A) Delaney Amendment B) Strict Liability Rule C) Consumer Product Safety Act D) Right to Health Amendment
A) 24 hours B) three weeks C) three days D) two days
A) fraudulent B) adulterated C) misbranded D) impure
A) three days B) three months C) thirty days D) three hours
A) cease and desist B) bait and switch C) fraudulent misrepresentation D) claim and change |