bargain hunter
noun[C]
COMMERCEukusapersonwholooksfor aplacetobuysomething at apricethat ischeaperthanusual:
As morechoicesturnedonce-loyalshoppersintosavvybargainhunters,clothingmanufacturersrespondedbyshiftingproductionoverseastocutcosts.
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bargain hunter
I am not suggesting that thebargainhuntershould be exiled.
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For the first time he tasted the peculiar deep joy of thebargainhunterin his hour of triumph.
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Some commentators claim that penetration pricing attracts only the switchers (bargain hunters), and that they will switch away as soon as the price rises.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.But little do these unsuspecting bargain hunters know that beneath the new upholstery and shiny repainted exteriors are cars with horrific pasts.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.It seeks to protect us as buyers against ourselves as bargain hunters.
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He will suggest that purchase of the item will show that they are genuine bargain hunters.
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