A Local Retail Outlet Asks for Your Name and Email

A local retail outlet asks for your name and email address when you make a purchase even though you are paying for the item with cash. When you ask why the store needs the information, the store clerk indicates that she will put this information on a catalogue mailing list. This is considered an invasion of privacy if

A) the store refuses to sell you the item unless you give them the information.
B) the store calls the store manager to coax you into providing the information.
C) you give them false information just to facilitate your purchase.
D) you report the store to a regulatory agency.
E) your name and email address have been sold to another retailer.