cash customer

American  

noun

1. a purchaser who pays cash rather than by check, credit card, or charge account.

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Example Sentences

Instead of getting rid of all of your money ahead of time to become eligible for Medi-Cal long-term care coverage, Geffen suggests keeping some in reserve so you can gain entry as a cash customer.

From Los Angeles Times

A company can burn through a lot of cash, customer goodwill and employee morale by postponing a necessary change of direction.

From Inc

Garner said he has only two open positions, and has received only 5 percent of the net equity in his account, as opposed to the 60 percent that an all- cash customer will get.

From BusinessWeek

The sole so-far thing to impress the assistant treasurer was the roll from which the emergency cash customer began to strip off bank notes.

From Project Gutenberg

“That very same day,” he said, “we decided just to make them a cash customer, because we were concerned about their ability to pay.”

From New York Times