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The buzzer refutes all claims presented in the reading passage about the disadvantages of using buzzing for a product. Buzzers are people who promote a product by getting paid by the advertisement company. The reading suggests that buzzers don't tell truth, people may trust whatever a buzzer says and they can destroy honesty from the civilization. However, the buzzer provides a counter-argument for each of these assertions and proves that it's a dignified profession.

First of all, the buzzer disproves the fact that they never tell honest or truthful opinions about the product as they get paid for it. He argues that a buzzer will always try that product and if they really think the product is good, the advertisement company chooses them. On top of that, the buzzer should have excellent phoning skills. Also, customers can trust a buzzer more than an acting model in the commercials. Thus, the student buzzer contradicts the idea in the reading.

Second, the reading points out that customers will trust buzzer's words and maybe less suspicious about the product. The speaker rejects this point by contending that when they talk with customers, they ask a lot of questions regarding the product. For instance, the price, how long the buzzer used that product etc.. If they can't answer these questions of the buyer, they won't buy the product. Thereby, the student precisely challenges the claim in the passage.

Finally, the speaker wraps up his argument by stating that buzzing does not lead to social segregation. Indeed, if a company does not make a huge profit, they can not recruit buzzers to promote their products. Thus, when people buy products based on a buzzer’s personal opinion, they will love it too, which in turn, will spread honesty among people. All these facts rebut the claim made in the reading that buzzing will spread hate and distrust among society members.