To introduce interior decorators to its product line, Hanson Glassworks has decided to mail miniature reproductions of turn-of-the-century Tiffany lamps to all large design company owners, defined as more than 250 to buy and mail. What, if anything is potentially wrong with this strategy?

Question 5 options:

The Federal Trade Commission forbids the giving of specialty items valued at more than $25.

The design company owners could perceive the miniature as a bribe.

The replica is being used as a premium.

Typically, gift recipients do not feel obligated to reciprocate.

There is nothing potentially wrong with this strategy.