1. During any solicitation or sales presentation made by him or her, or in any correspondence written in connection with a sale, a salesperson shall:
(a) Identify himself or herself by stating his or her true name;
(b) Identify the seller by whom he or she is employed; and
(c) State the purpose of his or her call.
2. During any solicitation or sales presentation made by him or her, or in any correspondence written in connection with a seller or salesperson, a seller or salesperson shall disclose to a consumer:
(a) Any charge, including the amount associated with the use of any premium being offered;
(b) Any material restriction, requirement, condition, limitation or exception which is associated with the use of the premium; and
(c) Any charge connected with the sale of any goods or services.
3. A seller or salesperson shall not characterize a premium as a prize unless the consumer may receive the premium free of charge and without making any purchase.
4. A seller or salesperson shall inform each consumer of the time within which any premium will be delivered.
5. A seller or salesperson shall not make any representation of the number of premiums to be awarded in a sales promotion unless the representation accurately reflects the actual number of premiums that will be awarded.
(Added to NRS by 1989, 1385; A 1993, 2108; 1995, 939; 2009, 2727; 2011, 2652; 2013, 1054; 2015, 3653; 2017, 2254; 2019, 2501)