If a product has a defect, is there a need to point it out? Is there a difference who the customer is?
Can I give a fresh paint job to an old car, to give the impression of a relatively new one? What about polishing or waxing a new item?
If my competitor has a superior product or better price, can I try to convince a potential customer to buy from me despite the superior product or better price of the competitor?
Can I avoid notifying about specific defects by making a general disclaimer? (For example: "These refurbished products work properly, but have fine cracks, weak connections, internal rust, chipped paint, missing screws, and broken plastic casing.")
Can I prepare baskets of strawberries or blueberries with high quality on top and inferior quality on the bottom?
