Are your "No Soliciting" signs really working?
As an Ex-Door-To-Door Salesman i'm here to tell you why salesmen still knock on your door even though you clearly have a "No Soliciting Sign".
It's quite simple really. The 1st amendment protects these salesmen from facing real charges. Only on rare occasions would I ever hear about another salesman getting in trouble with the authorities.
In an article by KSL called "What are the rules & your rights when ‘No Soliciting’ signs don’t keep salespeople at bay?" the article the officer explains when you can draw the line and press charges he says, "We can issue trespass warnings at the request of the resident," Moffitt said. "The caveat in the whole thing is this — they have to have a fair warning that they are trespassing and their presence on that property is not wanted."
And a "No Soliciting" sign is not a fair enough warning, said the sergeant. You need to actually tell that pest control salesperson pestering you to bug off.
Depending on the codes of the city and state you're in... Most of the time salesmen can get away with knocking on your door.
That's exactly why we've developed this solution! The majority of door-to-door salesmen are knocking on your door to speak with the homeowner! If you're a homeowner claiming to be a renter... At that point there isn't any other option for the salesman but to turn around and say "have a good day." You'll always close the door with a positive interaction. It's a win-win situation.
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