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A client is the one to be served, economically or not, the economical one being a customer. A customer is not necessarily a client, when product(s) rather than services are offered.

A consumer is the one who uses products or services, paid or not. So, a consumer is not necessarily a customer. Children at toy shops are usually consumers, their mothers being customers.

A client is the one to be served, economically or not, the economical one being a customer. A customer (purchaser) is not necessarily a client, when product(s) rather than services are offered.

A consumer is the one who uses products or services, paid or not. So, a consumer is not necessarily a customer. Children at toy shops are usually consumers, their mothers being customers.

A client is the one to be served, economically or not, the economical one being a customer. A customer is not necessarily a client, when product(s) rather than services are offered.

A consumer is the one who uses products or services, paid or not. So, a consumer is not necessarily a customer.

A client is the one to be served, economically or not, the economical one being a customer. A customer is not necessarily a client, when product(s) rather than services are offered.

A consumer is the one who uses products or services, paid or not. So, a consumer is not necessarily a customer. Children at toy shops are usually consumers, their mothers being customers.

A client is the one to be served, economically or not, the economical one being a customer. A customer is not necessarily a client, when product(s) rather than services are offered.

A client is the one to be served, economically or not, the economical one being a customer. A customer is not necessarily a client, when product(s) rather than services are offered.

A consumer is the one who uses products or services, paid or not. So, a consumer is not necessarily a customer.