Huh? Seriously...huh? I mean seriously, WTF? Huh?

[tovors_mind]

Does anyone understand this? It's 5:55am and I've been awake all night trying to pass this damned test, so maybe I'm not able to think as clearly as I'd like. First of all, I don't remember the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act being in the course literature at all, now could I find it when I went looking for it. Second of all, I don't understand the response

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[dishpan_nipples]

B is the only answer that makes any sense, and I know nothing about insurance.

[dishpan_nipples]

Let me explain that...

You can rule out A and C because an applicant is not a customer because they haven't yet purchased anything.

You can rule out D because a customer does have a relationship with the insurer.

So the logical answer would be B. It makes sense too, because the word consumer is a general term for a group of people who use a particular good or service. The word customer is far more personal.

[tovors_mind]

Hi Dishy. Thank you. I'm fighting with another one. I got it wrong the last time I took the Einstien and hoped I wouldn't face it again. I still didn't beat the 85% there but I went ahead and started the Superman to hopefully get that one completed and passed. Wouldn't ya know it, I got hit with the same question again and still can't figure it out. Not the one above, a different one. Can you help me? My brain is fried and I can't think, and I have to get done soon because I'm so far behind. Just to help me understasd the wording on the question, not the answers explaination like before. Do you hve MSN? Or yahoo? my name is tovorosity. can you im me please? appreciate it, I wouldt.

[dishpan_nipples]

Go ahead and cut and paste it to here. I'll try to help.