Big bang for the buck
A sleazy salesperson's way of promising maximum value with minimum investment, usually while hiding the fact that you're getting exactly what you pay for.
Examples
Examples:
- "This software gives you big bang for the buck!" (it's cheap and cheaply made)
- "We deliver big bang for the buck on every project." (we cut corners)
- "You'll get maximum big bang for your buck with us." (we're not expensive)
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971 views • Created 4/15/2022
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