consumerist
- noun
- /kənˈsjuːmərɪst/
- Consumerist reader Sam says he snapped this sign at a store that will be closing in Chicago, telling customers where they can now go to find a bathroom.
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Thanks to the Consumerist, I found the email for the SVP of Interactive Entertainment, emailed him, and within 2 days got a customer service rep callback.
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As leader of the Consumerist Forces, I hereby serve notice on the Micah Whites of the world that we Consumerists will not surrender without a fight!
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Thank you, Consumerist, for providing such great information!
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So I took a page from the Consumerist guide and sent an EECB to everyone from the CEO down.
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The Consumerist started a discussion yesterday on the worst naming rights deals for sports and concert venues.
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So instead, we just wanted to ask the Consumerist Hive Mind for its opinion on whether landlords should be able to have some.
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In the case of Consumerist reader Sam, he got a glimpse of the delightful ways math can be manipulated when comparing his USAA online money manager balance with the bank's internal ledger.
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I used the *scott.harris* form of email address; all with an underscore bounced back, and compiled my e-list by looking under the "corporate governance" page on the CC website as well as a CC complaints article on the Consumerist.
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As a dedicated consumerist, she actively campaigns for fair treatment of shoppers in retail stores.
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The conference featured various speakers, including a well-known consumerist who advocates for better product safety regulations.
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Consumerist also comes from consumer ('buyer') and the ending -ist ('supporter' or 'person'), so a consumerist can be someone who speaks up for buyers and works to protect their rights.