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mis-sell
mis-sell ˌmis-ˈsell also missell verb [transitive] COMMERCE
to sell something that is unsuitable for the person buying it:

• Half a million people were missold a personal pension, many being wrongly advised to leave company pension schemes.

— mis-selling noun [uncountable] :

• the mis-selling of time-share apartments

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mis-sell UK US verb [T] UK COMMERCE
to sell something that is not suitable for the person who buys it: mis-sell sth to sb/mis-sell sb sth »

The finance industry has mis-sold mortgages to people who cannot afford them.

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Millions of people were mis-sold mortgage endowments.


Financial and business terms. 2012.