OMVIC Practice Test

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What is the difference between a consumer and a customer?

A consumer buys for personal use only, not for business purposes
A customer buys for business purposes only
A customer does not receive services from a dealer
A consumer is only an individual, not a corporation

The correct answer is: A consumer buys for personal use only, not for business purposes

A consumer is someone who purchases goods or services for personal use, while a customer can refer to an individual or a business entity. This means that while a customer can buy for both personal and business purposes, a consumer only buys for personal use. Additionally, option D is incorrect because a consumer can be both an individual or a corporation. Option C is incorrect because a customer can receive services from a dealer. Therefore, option A is the best answer as it accurately describes the difference between a consumer and a customer.