(a) a representation that the goods or services have sponsorship, approval, performance characteristics, accessories, ingredients, quantities, components, uses or benefits that they do not have;
(b) a representation that the supplier has sponsorship, approval, status, affiliation or connection that he or she does not have;
(c) a representation that the goods or services are of a particular standard, quality or grade where they are not;
(d) a representation that the goods are of a particular style, model or origin where they are not;
(e) a representation that the goods have been used to an extent that is different from their actual use;
(f) a representation that the goods are new or unused where they are not or where they are reconditioned, reclaimed, altered or deteriorated;
(g) a representation that the goods have a particular prior history or use where they have not;
(h) a representation that the goods or services have been made available in accordance with a previous representation where they have not;
(i) a representation that the goods or services are available, or are available at a reduced price, for a reason that is different from the fact;
(j) a representation that the goods or services have been supplied in accordance with a previous representation, where they have not;
(k) a representation that the goods or services are available when the supplier knows or ought to know that they are not or has no intention of supplying them;
(l) a representation that a specific price advantage exists where it does not;
(m) a representation that a part, replacement, repair or adjustment is needed where it is not;
(n) a representation that repairs have been made or parts installed where that is not the case;
(o) a representation that the supplier is soliciting or communicating with consumers with a certain interest or purpose where he or she is not;
(p) a representation that a consumer transaction involves or does not involve rights, remedies or obligations where that representation is deceptive or misleading;
(q) a representation such that a consumer might reasonably conclude that the goods are available in greater quantities than are in fact available from the supplier;
(r) a representation as to the authority of a salesperson, representative, employee or agent to negotiate the final terms of a consumer transaction where the representation is not accurate;
(s) the giving of an estimate or evaluation of the price of goods or services that is materially less than the price subsequently determined or demanded, where the supplier has proceeded with the performance of the consumer transaction without the express prior consent of the consumer;
(t) the giving of less prominence in an advertisement or display to the total price of goods or services than to the price of a part of the goods or services;
(u) the giving of less prominence in a representation, advertisement or display to the amount of an instalment to be paid for goods or services than to the total price of the goods or services;
(v) a representation that goods or services are free when that is not the case; and
(w) a representation using exaggeration, innuendo or ambiguity as to a material fact.