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Under TREC rules, a license holder creates an automated social media bot that posts property listings on multiple platforms. The bot does not include the broker's name in the posts. Under TREC rules, is the license holder in violation?

Correct Answer

C) Yes, all advertising, including automated social media posts, must comply with TREC rules including the requirement to display the broker's name

Under TREC rules, all advertising by license holders must comply with TREC requirements regardless of the method of distribution. Automated social media posts are considered advertising and must include the broker's name and comply with all other advertising rules.

Answer Options
A
No, automated posts are exempt from TREC advertising rules because they are generated by technology, not the license holder
B
No, social media posts are considered personal expression protected by the First Amendment and are not regulated by TREC
C
Yes, all advertising, including automated social media posts, must comply with TREC rules including the requirement to display the broker's name
D
Yes, but only if the automated posts reach more than 1,000 followers

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