non-customer
adjective[before noun]
(alsononcustomer)uk/ˌnɒnˈkʌs.tə.mər/us/ˌnɑːnˈkʌs.tə.mɚ/notrelatingto orinvolvingacustomerorcustomersof aparticularorganization:
Owners mustmaintainandoperateall non-customerparkingareas.
Thebigbankschargeanaverageof $1.35 for noncustomertransactions.
- Thechartshowstheeffectthecampaignhad oncustomerand non-customerperceptionsof thebank.
- Thesectorhas done little thisyeartokeepitsnon-customerstakeholdershappy.
People who buy things
- anti-consumer
- bidder
- buyer
- consumer
- couponer
- end user
- foot traffic
- importer
- late adopter
- multi-client
- prosumer
- punter
- purchaser
- rag-and-bone man
- ragman
- scrap dealer
- speculator
- tradesman
- tradespeople
- wholesaler
non-customer
noun[C]
(alsononcustomer)uk/ˌnɒnˈkʌs.tə.mər/us/ˌnɑːnˈkʌs.tə.mɚ/apersonwho is not acustomerof aparticularorganization:
If you are a non-customer,pleasetake theformto thebranchthat is mostconvenientfor you.
Thebanksareimposingasurchargeon any noncustomer who usestheircashpoints.
- Thebankchargesnon-customers £5 everytimethey use one ofitsmachines.
- Somecollectorshad very littleinterestintalkingto a non-customer like me.
- Thesupermarketsaretryingtodiscouragenon-customerparking.
People who buy things
- anti-consumer
- bidder
- buyer
- consumer
- couponer
- end user
- foot traffic
- importer
- late adopter
- multi-client
- prosumer
- punter
- purchaser
- rag-and-bone man
- ragman
- scrap dealer
- speculator
- tradesman
- tradespeople
- wholesaler