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opportunities to sell other things related to a product that has already been sold, for example opportunities to sell parts and services for a car

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a situation in which there is more of a product available than there are people who want to buy it, so prices are low and people who want to buy have an advantage

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the number of requests by customers for a particular product or service

to count and check all the money that a shop has received in a day

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a measurement of how often new customers try a product or service and then stop using it

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an unexpected telephone call or visit by someone trying to sell something

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financial information about someone that a bank or shop uses for deciding whether to lend them money or to give them credit

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the activity of selling a new product which goes with another product that a customer has already bought

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the activity of looking after customers, and helping them with any complaints or problems

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information about something that is for sale, especially a house

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the sale of products to people by post or telephone instead of in shops

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the process of supplying goods from one central place to shops

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the activity of selling things on the Internet

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if a shop exchanges something that you bought there, it allows you to change it for something of a similar type or value, for example because it is damaged

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a small extra amount of money in coins and notes, kept by a shop so that customers can be given change when they buy something

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a formal agreement for someone to sell a company’s products or services in a particular place, in exchange for a payment or part of the profits

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the business of secretly buying and selling goods in a way that is not illegal but that is considered morally wrong

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to agree to repair or replace something that someone has bought if it stops working

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an agreement that if something that you buy does not work, it will be repaired or replaced, or you can have your money back

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a method of selling in which someone tries very hard to persuade customers to buy something

if a shop has something in, it is available in the shop for you to buy

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used for talking about the business that shops do

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a particular place or group of people that a product is sold to

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the activity of buying and selling

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the business of arranging and showing products in shops in a way that makes people want to buy them

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a promise by a shop or company to give you back your money if you are not satisfied with something that you bought

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if a famous person opens a shop or public building, they appear there to say that it is officially available for people to use or visit

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the activity of putting products into containers so that they can be sold in shops

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an illegal pyramid selling plan which uses money from people who have just invested to pay people who have already invested, instead of using real profit to pay them

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to mark a product in a shop, for example with a label, to show how much it costs

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the act of removing from sale a product that may cause danger to customers

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a system of selling things in which someone buys a large supply of goods and sells them in smaller amounts to other people, who then sell them to others in even smaller amounts

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a group of products of the same type that a particular company makes or that a particular shop sells

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if a company recalls a product, it asks people who bought it to return it because there is something wrong with it

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an occasion when a company asks people to return a product because there is something wrong with it

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a new attempt to sell a product, especially in a slightly different way

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an agreement in which someone who has sold something agrees to buy it back at the end of a fixed period

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a situation in which someone sells something that they have bought previously

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the sale of goods directly to the public for their own use. The sale of goods in large quantities to shop owners is called wholesale

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the business of selling goods directly to the public for their own use

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the process of selling goods or services for money

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a single instance of selling goods or services

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relating to the process of selling goods or services

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the total number of things that a company sells within a particular period of time, or the money that it earns by selling things

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the activity of trying to sell products or services

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the sale of something that the person selling it immediately rents back from the person who buys it, in order to get money from the sale and get a reduction in tax

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the skills and methods used to persuade people to buy goods or services

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the statements and promises that someone makes in an attempt to persuade someone else to buy something

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a situation in which there are more people wanting to buy a product than the amount of the product that is available, so that prices are high and people selling the product have an advantage

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the job or skill of persuading people to buy things

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something that makes people want to buy a particular product

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a performance, sports event etc for which all the tickets are sold

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help and advice given to customers in a shop, hotel, or business

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used for talking about the goods that are available in shops

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the amount of time that a food, medicine, or similar product can be kept in a shop before it is too old to sell

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a small piece of paper that some shops give to customers to collect and use later to buy things in the shop

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the goods that are available to buy in a shop

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the activity of checking a shop’s stock

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stock control

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the money that a shop receives from customers

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telesales

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the activity or job of using the telephone to sell goods or services

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the practice of selling goods through special television programmes

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the conditions you accept when you buy or sell something

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the value of the goods and services that a company sells in a particular period of time

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the rate at which a shop sells products

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to sell something at a cheaper price than another company or shop

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a date printed on something you buy that shows that it may be less safe to eat or less effective after this date. The date by which a product should be sold is called a sell-by date.

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unique selling proposition, or unique selling point: the thing that makes a product or service special or different from others

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a company’s written promise to repair or replace a product that you buy from them if it breaks or does not work, usually for a specific period of time after you buy it

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the business of buying and selling large quantities of goods, especially in order to sell them in a shop

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the job of arranging goods in shop windows, in order to make them look attractive

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something that is in hock has been sold to a pawnbroker (=someone who gives money in exchange for objects)

to stop selling a product, especially because it is not considered to be safe