1. During a convention for videographers and photographers, Leni bought a

camera equipment from BBM, another photographer. BBM told Leni that he

was selling such camera because he bought three (3) of them in his last trip to

the U.S. and only needed one. Leni bought one for P40,000.

When Leni went to Quiapo, she saw the same camera being sold in a store for

P20,000. The camera did come from the U.S., and Leni has no problem with

the quality, but she feels cheated and wants the excess of P40,000 back.

Can Leni return the equipment to BBM or ask for a refund? Did BBM violate the

Consumer Act of the Philippines? If so, what particular provision? If not, why?

Explain your answer. (10 Points)

2. Manny was walking in a certain mall in Manila when he was approached by

two (2) beautiful ladies who introduced themselves as sales clerks from a

certain company. They told him that he won some of their products. They then

brought Manny to their booth where they kept on congratulating him and also

showing the products that he had won. They wrapped these products so that

Manny could bring them home, but when Manny was about to take these

prizes, one of the agents told him that he must first buy one of their products,

which was too expensive. Manny found it impractical, so he told the agent

that he was no longer interested in the prizes.

Is this type of marketing strategy legal? Why or why not? Cite the applicable

law and provision/s. (10 Points)

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