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Das Testgerät darf benutzt aussehen

Understand why a discounted demonstration appliance needs an accurate condition record and how a buyer can agree a price without treating it as new. 904 words

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Comprehension quiz

What can the demonstration record establish that Noah’s first description obscures?
Why does the narrator separate visible wear, a successful demonstration and future reliability?
What does the final eighty-nine-euro comparison include?
Why does the narrator insist that the device number appear on the condition sheet?
How does the narrator treat Noah’s inaccurate initial description?
Why does the narrator ultimately choose the demonstration unit?