deshopper
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Etymology edit
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deshopper (plural deshoppers)
- (chiefly UK, social sciences) A person who practises deshopping.
- 1999, Ruth A. Schmidt et al., “Deshopping – the art of illicit consumption”, in International Journal of Retail & Distribution Management, :
- The deshopper is “stealing beauty” and robbing the product of some of its undetectable essence, without losing the quality of newness which is required for the product to remain returnable.
- 2004 December 8, “Deshoppers Make Returns”, in Metro[1]:
- They are the deshoppers - a scam that has cost stores £63million this year.
- 2006, Tamira King, Charles Dennis, “Unethical consumers: Deshopping behaviour using the qualitative analysis of theory of planned behaviour and accompanied (de)shopping”, in Qualitative Market Research, :
- […] there is almost no actual control over the behaviour as none of the deshoppers interviewed had ever been caught.