Consumer protection statutes and regulations do not protect against:
A) deceptive advertising.
B) the consumer's own negligence.
C) unsolicited credit cards sent to creditworthy consumers.
D) unreasonable methods of debt collection by debt collection agencies.

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Consumer protection statutes and regulations require consumers to act reasonably and exercise due diligence in making purchases and using products or services. Negligence on the part of the consumer can not be protected against by these laws.

Consumer Protection Statutes and Regulations Do Not Protect Against