What action does a consumer have to take in order to treat unsolicited merchandise received through the mail as a gift?

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BUnder U.S. federal law, unsolicited merchandise sent through the mail can be treated as a gift by the recipient. The consumer does not have to take any specific action to treat the merchandise as a gift, which aligns with choice A. Additionally, for the merchandise to be considered a gift, the consumer must believe in good faith that it was not sent as part of a "sales on approval" transaction, as stated in choice B. This means the consumer's belief about the nature of the transaction plays a role in determining how the merchandise can be treated.

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