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People keep knocking on my door to sell me things. How can I make them stop?

Someone hassled me to buy/sign something I don’t want. What can I do?

Thanks, but no thanks: Cool Off

This video illustrates some of the high pressure sales tactics used and gives a useful phrase “thanks but no thanks” for consumers to use. Explains the unsolicited agreement requirements.

Thanks, but no thanks: Pressure

This video runs through the pressure tactics of sales people and using “thanks but no thanks” when you don’t want to be rude but want them to leave.

Thanks but no thanks: Inducement

This video runs through using “thanks but no thanks” to make a sales person leave and the do not knock sticker.

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