Has Someone Who Was Definitely Not Your Type Ever Kept

question 154

Multiple Choice

Has someone who was definitely not your type ever kept asking for your phone number and wouldn't take "no" for an answer? A lot of people seem to have had this experience.Now when that annoying individual asks for your phone number,you can give this bothersome individual the number for the Rejection Hotline,which will explain to the individual that he or she is "dumb,short,fat,ugly,annoying,arrogant,or a general loser." There is no charge for this service,which is available in 14 major cities.The Rejection Hotline handles about 150,000 calls weekly.
-Refer to the Rejection Hotline.The creator of the Rejection Hotline has recently started printing fake business cards,which can be used to explain why someone is not right for you.Business cards are very popular with fathers who buy them for their daughters to hand out to inappropriate suitors.In terms of a product strategy,what are the business cards?

• A)a supplementary product
• B)an intangible product
• C)a relationship marketing tool
• D)a promotion strategy

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Definitions:

Forged Indorsement

This refers to an unauthorized signature on a negotiable instrument, such as a check, that falsely purports to be that of the named endorsee.

Non-Existent Employee

A fabricated or fictitious employee created on company records, usually for fraudulent purposes like embezzlement.

Borne

Carried or transported by; often used in the context of who is responsible for paying for something, e.g., "costs borne by the company."

Impostor

An impostor is someone who deceives others by assuming a false identity or role to gain certain benefits or advantages.