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Can a consumer waive their rights under the CPA?

Yes, and it must be in writing
Yes, but it does not have to be in writing
No, they cannot waive their rights
No, unless the dealer agrees

The correct answer is: No, they cannot waive their rights

The Consumer Protection Act (CPA) is a set of laws that protect consumers from fraudulent and deceptive business practices. These laws cannot be waived or given up by the consumer, as stated in option C. Options A and B, which suggest that a consumer can waive their rights under the CPA, are incorrect as this goes against the purpose of the act. Option D may seem like a possible answer, but it is not entirely accurate. A consumer does not need the agreement of the dealer to have their CPA rights protected. In summary, the correct answer is C as a consumer cannot waive their rights under the CPA.