Different non-buying customers that Live in you!

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 There's not one person in this world who has not become a customer once in their lifetime. Be it online or offline, you will find a variety of customers. There lives a type of customer in every person. Not just one variable of it, but in fact many. 

The first type of customer that you will find is the complainer. No matter what, they will have a negative perspective on a product or a brand they don't like. Even if you try to change their thoughts, they will now even be ready to listen. A product that I frequently complain about is the nail polishes by Elle 18. Even if people say that it's really good, I am not ready to buy one and try it.

The next segment of customers are ones that belong to the category of overly-agreeable. They vouch for a product and support it very strongly even if they have not brought it. Without buying, they are very sure that the product is going to be amazing. I am an overly agreeable non-buying customer when it comes to electric massagers. Even though I have never bought one, I have used it at my friend's place. I was absolutely convinced by the fact that it could cure my pains. Anybody who has joint or body pains, I have the perfect remedy for you. 

Moving on to the next type, These are the customers that are experts. They may have not used the products till now, but they know everything about it from its manufacturing date to its ingredients. For me, a product like that is makeup by L'Oreal Paris. I may have not used any of their products, but if someone comes to me for makeup advice, you now know what brand I'll recommend.

A pessimist is not only there in real life, but also when it comes to buying products as well. I am a person who looks at the world optimistically. But, when it comes to Idiyappam Podi, Brahmin's seal the deal. There may be many other brands in the market, but this is it for me. Other brands may come and go, but no idiyappam tastes as delicious as the ones made with Brahmin's.

The last and final non-buying customer that I want to introduce you to is the staller. They will always find a reason for you to not buy a particular product and buy the other one instead. As much as they can, they will try to make sure that they stall you so that you not buy it. When it comes to me, I stall whenever someone has to buy disinfectants. I tell them to only buy Lizol and nothing else. Everything is utter trash for me. Lizol it is, or I will be the best staller you have ever found. 

These were a variety of non-buying customers that you would have come across in your life. Don't worry if you haven't because one of each lives in you! Have fun exploring these identities of yours!

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