Telemarketing, Internet, and Trial Offers

For your own protection, never ___________.

• give personal information to any stranger who calls or sends you an e-mail

• take time to check out a company's reputation

• ask a telemarketer to stop calling you

• avoid phone calls from unknown numbers

If you accept a "no obligation free trial offer," it's important to know__________.

• the size and weight of the free gifts

• when you'll get the free gifts

• if you're agreeing to buy future products

• all of the above

• none of the above

If a telemarketing or e-mail offer sounds too good to be true, it's best to ________.

• give out your credit card number

• protect yourself by saying "No, thanks" or deleting the e-mail

• send money in advance

• believe everything you hear or read

A (a)   is someone who tries to sell you something over the phone

A (a)   is a dishonest scheme to get money from you.

Even if you accept a "no obligation, free trial offer," you might have to stop, or (a)   , the agreement

Giving a free sample is a form of ......

• telemarketer

• promotion

• customer profile

A.......... is a person who tries to sell products on the telephone

• telemarketer

• customer

• telemarketing

As a consumer, or ________, you have the right to be satisfied with anything you purchase.

• buyer

• seller

• bayer

• cellar

_______ give personal information to strangers who offer special deals by phone or Internet.

• Never

• Sometimes

• Always

• Occasionally