taker
/ˈteɪkər/ noun [C, usually plural]Definition
› someone who agrees to buy or do something: few/not many/no takers There have been few takers for stakes in Mexico's newly privatised companies. A call for volunteers yielded only 30 takers.
› a person or organization, etc. that takes something: Many of the call takers at the company's call centre were young and inexperienced.
→ See also order taker, price taker, risk taker(Definition of taker noun from the Cambridge Business English Dictionary
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