Sentences with phrase «confusion among consumers»

When it comes to the subject of credit scores, there is a lot of confusion among consumers about just how many credit scores actually exist.

There also seems to be confusion among consumers regarding which type of produce to purchase and the benefits.

According to Hasbro, the Asus Transformer Prime label might cause confusion among consumers.

There's already a ton of Android smartphones out there and many have said that it will just water down the ecosystem and cause more confusion among consumers.

It's a common confusion among consumers and pet owners; is Denamarin the same as SAM - e?

Misuse of a company's trade dress often results in confusion among consumers.

There can be a great deal of confusion among consumers as to who to turn to when it comes to providing financial advice, and how he / she may be able to help with saving for the future, investments, asset protection, and learning how to budget strategically.

In Career College, Vancouver Community College sued Vancouver Career College for trademark infringement alleging that the career college's use of the community college's VCC unregistered trademark in keyword advertising was causing confusion among consumers and constituted passing off.

The political hurricane surrounding Obamacare since the 2016 election has led to plenty of confusion among consumers.

But, they still maintain that free credit scores and Vantage Scores just lead to more confusion among consumers, and the quick scoring turnaround with Vantage should be a concerning sign of inaccuracy.

FHA and mortgage lenders are concerned that a diverse choice of reverse mortgage loan types could lead to more misinformation, confusion among consumers, and additional opportunities for unscrupulous reverse mortgage programs.

The name «Google Cast» might cause some confusion among consumers who want to buy a TV or speaker that works with a Chromecast.

The advent of various forms of agency representation as well as non-agency transactions has caused some confusion among consumers about the role and value of real estate practitioners.

There is a lot of confusion among consumers and real estate investors about flood zones, and here's one reason why; FEMA's explanation of flood zones is as follows:

The trial court entered a preliminary injunction ordering the Website to stop using the Companies» names in its advertisements, finding that the Website's advertisements were likely to cause confusion among consumers.