Asked by Mahaan Manda on Apr 26, 2024

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Persons who receive unordered merchandise in the mail may have a private cause of action and may ask for a consent order from the FTC.

Consent Order

Under the Federal Trade Commission Act, an order under which a company agrees to stop a disputed practice without necessarily admitting that the practice violated the law.

Private Cause

A legal action initiated by an individual or entity for personal reasons or grievances.

Unordered Merchandise

Goods sent to a person without their request, where the recipient is generally not legally obligated to pay for or return the items.

  • Identify legal actions available for receiving unordered merchandise.
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The Tuton FamilyApr 29, 2024
Final Answer :
False
Explanation :
Receiving unordered merchandise in the mail is considered a gift under federal law, and recipients are not obligated to pay for it or return it. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) does not require consumers to request a consent order for unordered merchandise; instead, it enforces laws against companies that engage in such practices.