Outdoor Sales Company (incorporated in Delaware with its principal place of business in Iowa) ships its mountain climbing ropes from its Iowa factory into Colorado, among many other states. It sells $150,000 worth of ropes in Colorado each year. Golden buys an Outdoor Sales rope at an Outdoor Sales outlet in Wyoming, and is injured when it breaks while he is climbing in Colorado. If Golden sues Outdoor Sales for his injury in a Colorado court, the court will clearly not have personal jurisdiction over Outdoor Sales for Golden's claim. (A) True (B) False