23. which option is not a ploy by advertisers to get us to purchase their products? appeal to impulse buying…

23. which option is not a ploy by advertisers to get us to purchase their products? appeal to impulse buying appeal to celebrity appeal to intelligence appeal to accumulating debt 24. what is the definition of credit? the fee you pay in order to borrow money from a lender the money that a lender will pay you to borrow their money the money you make each month to pay off your bills the money that a lender will let you use (usually for a fee) 25. if your identity is stolen, what should you do? contact the three major credit bureaus. contact the local police department. contact the federal trade commission. all of the above.

23. which option is not a ploy by advertisers to get us to purchase their products? appeal to impulse buying appeal to celebrity appeal to intelligence appeal to accumulating debt 24. what is the definition of credit? the fee you pay in order to borrow money from a lender the money that a lender will pay you to borrow their money the money you make each month to pay off your bills the money that a lender will let you use (usually for a fee) 25. if your identity is stolen, what should you do? contact the three major credit bureaus. contact the local police department. contact the federal trade commission. all of the above.

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Brief Explanations:

  • Question 23: Advertisers use impulse - buying, celebrity - endorsements, and sometimes appeal to intelligence to sell products. Appealing to accumulating debt is not a common marketing ploy as it is not a positive selling point.
  • Question 24: Credit is the money a lender allows a borrower to use, often with a fee (interest).
  • Question 25: When identity is stolen, contacting credit bureaus helps in monitoring credit reports, local police can file a report, and the Federal Trade Commission provides resources and assistance. So all are correct actions.

Answer:

  1. appeal to accumulating debt
  2. the money that a lender will let you use (usually for a fee)
  3. All of the above