Unreputable

Related to Unreputable: unceremoniously

Un`rep´u`ta`ble


a.1.Disreputable.
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
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"Dealing with them means you run a greater risk of ending up with an unreputable trader who charges extortionate amounts for shoddy or incomplete repair work."
Ashford trader charged 'vulnerable resident' [pounds sterling]50,000 for substandard work; Tom Watson, 23, spotted the retired teacher out in her garden and told her guttering around her home needed fixing
Police have warned locals not to buy fish from "unreputable sources"
Fisherman mugged at knifepoint by men in inflatable boat just three miles out at sea; The muggers allegedly cut his nets and stole his entire haul of fish in the theft which took place off the coast of Devon
Privacy notice forms used throughout society today only represent how the data will be shared and protected, but that doesn't mean it will be protected with the best security measures or that when shared, it won't be passed on afterwards by unreputable sources.
Association Announces New Privacy Subcommittee
* Calls to unreputable 800 and 900 telephone numbers,
Identity Theft, Social Security Numbers, and the Web
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