Salesperson Sally has a listing on Seller Steve's home. She plans to run adisplay advertisement in the local newspaper, and plans to pay for it herself.Each of the following rules will apply to this advertisement, EXCEPT:Select one:a. Since Sally is paying for the advertisement, it need not mention the name ofher brokerb. Sally will need Seller Steve's written permission to run the advertisementc. Statements that constitute puffing will not violate any rulesd. If Sally obtains Steve's permission, there must be an expiration date to thepermission

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