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 A consumer transaction is a dealing that:
-*a) involves a supply of goods, services, membership in a club or organization, or real property by a supplier to a consumer, '''or'''
+*a) involves a supply of goods, services, or real property by a supplier to a consumer for primarily personal, family or household purposes, '''or'''
-*b) is a solicitation or promotion by a “supplier” with respect to the above mentioned transaction; '''and''' is for purposes that are primarily personal, family, or household.
+*b) is a solicitation, offer, advertisement or promotion by a supplier with respect to the above mentioned types of transactions.
 Except in Parts 4 and 5 of the ''BPCPA'', a consumer transaction includes a solicitation of a consumer by a supplier for a contribution of money or other property by the consumer.
 The Act '''does not''' apply to securities as defined by the ''Securities Act'', RSBC 1996, c 418 or contracts of insurance under the ''Insurance Act'', RSBC 1996, c 226.
 === 2. Consumer ===