Which of the following is true of "Deal-of-the-Day" websites?
A) These websites offer customers small discounts that are barely enough to move some customers into action.
B) The bargain offers on these websites mainly come from foreign businesses.
C) The bargain offers on these websites arrive in daily e-mails to customers who sign up to receive them.
D) Customers can purchase the deal on any day following the day on which they received the offer.
E) Deals-seekers are more likely to show interest in the business offering the deal than in the next deal it offers.

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Most coupons offer discounts of $.50 to $1.00-which isn't enough to move some customers to action. So "Deal-of-the-Day" websites like Groupon and Living Social offer customers real bargains-often half off or more. The bargain offers come from local businesses-usually retailers, restaurants, or service providers-and arrive in daily e-mails customers sign up to receive.

Which of the Following Is True of "Deal-Of-The-Day" Websites