What cannot be used as a reason for revoking a motor vehicle salesperson's license?

Revoking a motor vehicle salesperson's license requires specific grounds, and excessive commissions do not inherently constitute a violation of licensing regulations. Typically, license revocation revolves around unethical behavior or illegal actions that compromise consumer trust or safety.

Disagreeable sales tactics, false information, and breaking the law all indicate practices that undermine ethical standards or legal requirements placed on salespersons. Such practices can mislead consumers, create unfair advantages, or violate the law, thus justifying the revocation of a license. Excessive commissions, on the other hand, may be a matter of business or market dynamics but do not directly equate to malpractice or a regulatory breach on their own. Therefore, excessive commissions would not be a legitimate reason for revoking a salesperson's license.