0 a person or company that sells things at lower prices than others:
If you use a deep discounter, you can expect to save from 60% to 90% over a full-service firm.
An example would be moving from a department store to a discounter.
Many manufacturers would be happy, especially in the present state of over-capacity, to sell to discounters and orthodox retailers alike.
The real effective proof and discounter alike of doubt and fear will be federation in being.
He was a very notable, prominent, business man, a great discounter of bills, a great foreign banker.
The global financial and food crisis means that people are saving on consumption, and that means a rise in market share for discounters.
Foreign banks, foreign drawers, foreign endorsers, and endorsers and drawers in this country and discounters were very chary of incurring fresh liability unless other liabilities could be liquidated.
It includes bankers, bill discounters, discount houses, and any business that might be strictly analogous, but which perhaps might not be included in those exact terms.
Factors cited were the heavy debt incurred during its aggressive expansion in the 1990s, growing competition from mass discounters, and internet piracy.
