Texas Real Estate Brokerage Sales Apprentice Education (SAE) Practice Exam

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Which types of calls are exempt from certain regulations if they are solely for surveys or polls?

  1. Promotional calls

  2. Exempt calls

  3. Informational calls

  4. Direct marketing calls

The correct answer is: Exempt calls

Calls that are classified as exempt generally refer to communications that do not fall under specific regulations established to protect consumers from unwanted calls. In this context, surveys or polls are considered exempt calls because they are conducted primarily for gathering information rather than for selling a product or service. The exemption exists because these types of calls do not engage in promotional or marketing activities that typical regulations are designed to control. For instance, promotional calls, informational calls, or direct marketing calls typically involve a commercial intent, which subjects them to stricter regulations aimed at consumer protection. Hence, calls that are strictly for surveys or polls can bypass some of the regulatory requirements, making them an exception in the telemarketing landscape. This distinction emphasizes the intention behind the call rather than the method of communication used.