lemon laundering
lemon laundering noun: the process of reselling a lemon (“faulty product”) that has been returned, frequently in a different jurisdiction, where disclosure of the lemon status is not mandated. Such a sale, as a used product, may not have buyer protections available to a first buyer.
Noun
lemon laundering (uncountable)
- The process of reselling a lemon (“faulty product”) that has been returned, frequently in a different jurisdiction, where disclosure of the lemon status is not mandated. Such a sale, as a used product, may not have buyer protections available to a first buyer.
Questions about lemon laundering
- What does lemon laundering mean?
- Lemon laundering means the process of reselling a lemon (“faulty product”) that has been returned, frequently in a different jurisdiction, where disclosure of the lemon status is not mandated. Such a sale, as a used product, may not have buyer protections available to a first buyer.
- What part of speech is lemon laundering?
- Lemon laundering is a noun.
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