The Virginia Consumer Protection Act differs from the Federal Trade Commission Act in the following respect(s) Group of answer choices

A. It lists the particular acts that violate the statute and does not allow an administrative agency to define the acts that violate the statute.

B. It provides to consumers a private right of action for damages they sustain in violation of the act.

C. It provides for the recovery by consumers of treble damages, and attorney's fees, if a violation is shown to have been willful.

D. A and B, only

E. A. B and C.