Why would a salesperson clearly ignore a "no soliciting" sign?

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Jul 2, 2024
12:19:28pm

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Aren't there fairly strong penalties for that?

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Why would a salesperson clearly ignore a "no soliciting" sign?

RSL This is my dupe account

Jul 2, 12:19pm

They're often told to. Few people actually follow through on reporting.

dwhitebud

Jul 2, 12:20pm

Because of a history of making sales to people displaying a “no soliciting” sign

garyfan

Jul 2, 12:20pm

This and only this. Want sales people to stop knocking those doors?

Cougarclaw

Jul 2, 12:46pm

Years ago when I did sales we were told to ignore them, the regulations are so

wabluecoug

Jul 2, 12:22pm

In Orem it's a Class B misdemeanor to knock on a door with a no soliciting sign.

byuluvr

Jul 2, 12:25pm

Because they're bee-wholes who work for giant bee-wholes who pressure them to be bigger bee-wholes.

foofcoug

Jul 2, 12:27pm

I think they are meaningless

Deleted

Jul 2, 12:32pm

Are people really calling the police when someone knocks on their door? Thats

IceCreamButt

Jul 2, 12:39pm

They should go with the "NO TRESPASSING! SURVIVORS WILL BE PROSECUTED!" sign instead.

foofcoug

Jul 2, 12:43pm

They would rather argue and knock on bad leads than prioritize their time.

ochobeeguy

Jul 2, 12:48pm

Solicitors are Forbidden to Knock. Persons knocking will be assumed to be

Archaea

Jul 2, 1:08pm

the fact Deleted liked it, shows his name checks out.

Archaea

Jul 2, 4:35pm

Strong penalties?

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