foreshop
/ˈfoʊʃɒp/Definitions
1. verb
to buy or purchase something before it is released or available, especially in order to resell it at a profit.
“She foreshopped the new iPhone to sell it online for a higher price.”
2. noun
a person or store that buys or purchases something before it is released or available, especially in order to resell it at a profit.
“The foreshopper made a significant profit from buying the limited-edition sneakers.”