bee·
ler
bēlər
verb
gerund or present participle: beelering
1.
appearing overly excited about an event, when knowing in your
heart of hearts you will not attend.
2.
to publicly make claim that commitment will ensue, while privately knowing otherwise
3.
applying false commitment, such as in the case of verbally committing to a business arrangement, but failing to sign a contract
"My
prospect told
me he would sign, then
backed out. He was absolutely beelering on this deal."