dialer
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3.7
- noun
- /ˈdaɪlər/
- US
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marcador
- With the new dialer, she was able to automate calling numerous leads quickly.
- auto-dialer
- automatic dialer
Someone else would pay for the dialer list cold callers.
- Someone else would pay for the dialer list cold callers.
Examples
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She had four listing appointments on one session on the dialer just with a really simple script.
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Someone else would pay for the dialer list cold callers.
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And still companies use random dialers and they just keep calling numbers one after the next.
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It's fairly well known that surveys that use automatic dialers have the lowest response rates and are barred from calling mobile phones.
Blog text (27) -
She raced through the house, looked inside every room, looked in her son Nathan's room, where he was sound asleep; then she ran to the kitchen phone and hit the automatic dialer for Manny Truewater.
Fiction book (2000) -
The salesperson used a dialer to contact hundreds of potential clients every day.
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After setting up the dialer, the company greatly increased its outreach to customers.
Synonyms
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1.0
A person who makes a phone call
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3.6
A person or machine that calls people to sell things
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7.2
A person who makes phone calls to sell things or ask people questions
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6.4
A device or computer program that calls many phone numbers automatically for reminders and sales
A machine or program that calls phone numbers automatically
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Dialer for a person or machine comes from the same root dial, the round, numbered plate on old phones that you turned or pressed. So a dialer is someone who 'dials' numbers by hand or a device that automatically makes the calls.