Huckster

The gossip columnist called the Hollywood agent a huckster.

The feminist activist labeled the sexual predator as a huckster.

The whistleblower claimed that the CEO was a huckster who embezzled funds.

The newspaper accused the politician of being a huckster.

The door-to-door huckster tried to sell us a cleaning solution we didn't need.

The con artist posing as a huckster convinced many people to invest in a fraudulent pyramid scheme.

The street huckster was juggling fire to attract customers to his street food stand.

The TV shopping channel huckster convinced many people to buy useless products through his exaggerated claims.

The self-proclaimed financial expert turned out to be a huckster who swindled people out of their savings.

The car salesman was a huckster who would do anything to close a sale.

The beauty pageant contestant was accused of being a huckster, using her platform for personal gain.

The telemarketing huckster wouldn't stop calling me.

The pyramid scheme huckster convinced many people to invest in his fraudulent business.

The politician was accused of being a huckster, promoting empty promises.

The car dealership huckster was infamous for his high-pressure sales tactics.

The huckster at the fair tried to sell me a cheap knockoff watch.

The huckster was selling homemade pastries from a street cart.

The huckster was selling hot dogs and burgers on the corner of the street.

The huckster sold hot dogs on the street corner.

We bought some roasted peanuts from the huckster.

The huckster had a small stand where he sold snacks.

The huckster sold sandwiches to people walking by.

The huckster was grilling kebabs on his portable charcoal grill.

The huckster had a long line of customers waiting to buy his famous grilled chicken.

The huckster had a variety of food options for sale.

The huckster was shouting out his deals on roasted corn ears.

The huckster managed to convince the naive couple to buy a car that turned out to be a lemon.

The huckster set up a stand at the fair to sell his wares.

She was irritated by the huckster who wouldn't stop trying to sell her a time-share.

The huckster knocked on my door, trying to sell me a vacuum cleaner.

The huckster sold overpriced snacks at the amusement park.

The traveling huckster sold cheap trinkets from his truck.

The huckster convinced the old woman to buy a useless gadget for twice its worth.

She couldn't trust the huckster who approached her at the bus stop offering cheap jewelry.

The huckster approached me on the street, trying to sell me a magazine subscription.

The politician was accused of being a huckster who promised the world but delivered nothing.

He was just another huckster trying to sell miracle pills to gullible customers.

The huckster was known for his aggressive sales tactics and sleazy demeanor.

The huckster sold knock-off designer handbags at the flea market.

The huckster at the market tried to sell me a fake watch.

My neighbor's son was a huckster, always trying to sell me things I didn't want.

He tried to huckster the price of the car down by several thousand dollars.

The huckster tried to sell me a fraudulent investment opportunity that promised huge returns in a short amount of time.

The huckster convinced me to pay for an expensive home repair service that wasn't even necessary.

The huckster sold me a fake diamond ring, claiming it was a rare and valuable gemstone.

The huckster promised me a job in exchange for a large sum of money, but it turned out to be a fake job offer.

The huckster tried to sell me a fake diploma that promised to help me get a high-paying job.

The televangelist was labeled a huckster for asking his followers to donate money for a private jet.

The huckster convinced me to buy an expensive home security system that didn't even work properly.

The pharmaceutical executive was accused of being a huckster for promoting a new drug without disclosing its potential risks.