In which of the following would a third-party verifier not be helpful for shoppers to gain information about a product?
A)A verifying organization can test the product or hire experts to test the product to verify its quality or claims.
B)A verifying organization can provide information on the experiences of past users of the product, verifying that the experiences are from actual users of the product who are not tied to the producer.
C)A consumer can send questions about the product quality to the producer to learn more about the production.
D)A consumer could hire a trusted expert to examine a particular unit of the product that he wants.

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In this scenario, a third-party verifier would not be necessary as the consumer can directly contact the producer to obtain information about the product. A verifying organization would provide redundant information that the consumer could readily obtain from the producer. Additionally, a third-party verifier in this scenario could potentially provide biased information or information that is not relevant to the consumer's specific inquiries.

In Which of the Following Would a Third-Party Verifier Not