Choose the right word

• The person on the phone was an [engaged buyer / lukewarm response / polite brush-off] who asked many great questions about our software in Boston.
• We received only a [mixed signals / lukewarm response / window shopper] when we presented the new prices in Chicago.
• The client gave us [mixed signals / genuine interest / serious buyer] by smiling while saying no to the contract in London.
• She gave me a [polite brush-off / engaged buyer / to test the waters] and told me to call back next year in New York.
• He gave a [non-committal answer / serious buyer / lukewarm response] when I asked about their timeline in Seattle.
• They tried to [stall for time / sound hesitant / read the room] because they had not read our proposal in Manchester.
• The CEO showed [genuine interest / window shopper / mixed signals] in our enterprise package in Dallas.
• He is a [serious buyer / tyre-kicker / lukewarm response] who has signed off on the budget in Miami.
• That person in Austin is just a [window shopper / engaged buyer / genuine interest] who will never buy anything.
• We need [to test the waters / to stall for time / polite brush-off] before pitching the new price to Bristol clients.

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