If a Catalog Retailer Promised Customers It Would Not Sell

question 79

Multiple Choice

If a catalog retailer promised customers it would not sell their personal information (addresses, phone numbers, e- mail addresses, etc.) to another direct marketing company, and it did, the catalog retailer would be found guilty of invasion of privacy. Its sentence would be determined by___________ .

• A) the Internet Compliancy Act
• B) specific Supreme Court rulings
• C) the Federal Trade Act
• D) the Cellar-Kefauver Act of 1995
• E) the U.S. Sentencing Commission Guidelines

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Definitions:

Individual Stock

A share representing ownership in a specific company, entitling the holder to a claim on part of the company’s assets and earnings.

Bond Owners

Individuals or entities that hold bonds, which are debt securities, issued by corporations or governments.

Organization Issuing

Refers to entities (like corporations, governments, or NGOs) that release or distribute something, often securities or official documents.

Future Revenues

Expected income from sales or services to be received in the future.