As the result of a seller's breach, a buyer may ask for incidental damages. Which of the following is not an example of costs that would lead to incidental damages?
A) storing goods in a warehouse
B) making calls to obtain replacement goods
C) inspecting the goods
D) the difference between the cost of the goods in the contract and the replacement goods.

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Incidental damages refer to the additional costs incurred by the buyer due to the seller's breach, such as expenses for storing, inspecting, and finding replacement goods. The difference between the cost of the goods in the contract and the replacement goods is considered consequential or direct damages, not incidental damages.

As the Result of a Seller's Breach, a Buyer May