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[[File:BuyerBeware.jpg|alt="Caveat Emptor - Buyer Beware Sign in Alley." Generated by Grok 3, xAI, May 7, 2025. |thumb|200x200px|Caption]] | [[File:BuyerBeware.jpg|alt="Caveat Emptor - Buyer Beware Sign in Alley." Generated by Grok 3, xAI, May 7, 2025. |thumb|200x200px|Caption]] | ||
Latin for “''Let the buyer beware''”; The principal states that the onus for overall satisfaction | Latin for “''Let the buyer beware''”; The principal states that the onus for the overall satisfaction with a purchase rests upon the buyer. | ||
==How it works== | ==How it works== | ||
It is the responsibility of the buyer to familiarize themselves well enough with the product or service to evaluate whether it meets or exceeds their own subjective requirements of such a product or service for the price offered. This operates under postulate that the transaction is voluntary, and the seller can not be expected to understand the subjective metrics by which buyers may evaluate the product or service. | It is the responsibility of the buyer to familiarize themselves well enough with the product or service to evaluate whether it meets or exceeds their own subjective requirements of such a product or service for the price offered. This operates under postulate that the transaction is voluntary, and the seller can not be expected to understand the subjective metrics by which buyers may evaluate the product or service. | ||