Which of the following statements about misrepresentation is most likely true?
A. When salespeople loosely describe their product or service in glowing terms, those
statements can be relied upon by the potential buyer.
B. Generally, the more knowledgeable the customer, the greater the chances the court
will interpret an incorrect statement by a salesperson as an actionable
misrepresentation.
C. When a salesperson makes claims of a “factual nature” regarding a service’s inherent
capabilities, the law does not treat these comments as statements of fact and warranties.
D. A salesperson’s opinion about the quality of the product being sold is known as sales
puffery and is legally actionable.
E. Even if the salesperson misrepresentation statement is made innocently, many courts
will award damages to the customer.