The customer could be right when he/she:
A) believes that he is right in spite of being wrong.
B) asks the salesperson to set an illegal price.
C) tempts the salesperson to conduct an unethical task.
D) is asking for terms that are harmful for the seller.
E) is dishonest.

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The phrase "the customer is always right" suggests that businesses should prioritize customer satisfaction. A customer may believe they are right even if they are factually incorrect, and businesses often accommodate this to maintain goodwill.

The Customer Could Be Right When He/she