Question

Edward is a salesperson for a vacuum cleaning company called BestVac Pty Ltd. He gets a commission based on the number of sales he makes each week. In order to be successful financially/make a lot of sales, he has developed a range of selling techniques which increase his weekly sales. He has found that people are more likely to permit him entry into their home if he tells them that he will carry out a free inspection/maintenance check of their current vacuum cleaner. He then uses very strong language putting pressure on the potential customer to buy the BestVac vacuum cleaner. He has found that this selling technique works especially well on older women. Based on this information, select the correct response from the options below: It is unlikely that there is a breach of the Australian Consumer Law becuase Edward is just doing his job as a salesperson for BestVac There is a likely breach of s 20 of the Australian Consumer Law There is a likely breach of s 22 of the Australian Consumer Law There is a likely breach of s 21 of the Australian Consumer Law

Answer 1

Answer:

There is a likely breach of Section 22 Of the Australian Consumer Law

This section state that it prohibit unconscious conduct in connection with goods/services in business transaction. these section are not bound by common law.

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