1. making an unreasonably low offer or estimate, especially in a business or sales context
Usage: informal; present participle or third-person singular form of 'lowball'
2. deceiving someone by initially quoting a low price and then raising it later
Usage: informal; deceptive practice

Examples

• The contractor was lowballings the project estimate to win the bid.
• Car dealers sometimes use lowballings tactics by quoting a low initial price.
• She accused the company of lowballings their offer to take advantage of desperate job seekers.
• The competitor kept lowballings our prices to capture market share.
• Lowballings estimates can damage your reputation if clients discover the true costs later.
• He was lowballings the value of the used car to negotiate a better deal.