Deception is a never-present danger in financial selling mostly because

A. the customer has to rely on the seller for all of the relevant information
B. financial salespeople often do not know very much about the securities they sell
C. there are not many laws that regulate financial services
D. no one ever has all the information at a given time


Answer: A. the customer has to rely on the seller for all of the relevant information

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