1. The advertising of a product or service which is sold or provided both within and without the State by more than one "commonly designated business entity" within the State, and in which the advertisement names either no "commonly designated business entity" within the State or more than one "commonly designated business entity." "Commonly designated business entity" means any person selling or providing any product or service to its customers under a common business name or style, even though there may be more than one legal entity conducting business functions using the same or substantially the same business name or style by virtue of a franchise, license, or similar agreement.

2. The advertising of a facility or of a service or activity in which neither the facility nor a business site carrying on such service or activity is located within the State.

3. The advertising of a product which may only be purchased from an out-of-State supplier.

4. Political advertising for United States Presidential and Vice-Presidential candidates only.

5. Advertising by means of product purchase coupons redeemable at any retail establishment carrying such product but not product coupons redeemable only at a single commonly designated business entity.

6. Advertising transportation services where a substantial portion of the transportation activity of the business entity advertised involves interstate or foreign carriage.