What does "buyoff "mean here?
Customer want to release some product samples, and give me a deadline come complete buyoff.
What does "buyoff "mean here?

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A "buyoff" (or buy-off) is usually a noun related to the phrasal verb "buy off", but the context here suggests the writer means "sell out"（卖完）.

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Where did you find this sentence? It's written really poorly so I can't understand it. Buying off typically refers to bribery. For example, buying off a judge would mean paying a judge illegally to convince them to look the other way in a case.

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