
Feeling Mutual
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Oh come on, I was not that difficult to get out...
One puchase and I would have been gone in a flash! |
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PIRANHA
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i,ve put up a no cold callers sign on the front door so i don't get bothered by reps anymore. |
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Rich Z
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That is why I never let them in. I greet them and say politely that I am not interested. Then I slam the door if they don't start to leave. |
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roger.williams20@btinternet.com
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Depends what they are selling. I enjoyed the visit of a wine salesman who gladly provided us with excellent samples and after approximately four hours of convivial tippling left in the knowledge that we would give some thought to his offer. For some reason we did not recieve another visit from him. |
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oh deary me
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i always say no thank you and shut the door. |
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ᵸᵃṩᵢᴄᶦṱ☔
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central heating guy was he.lol |
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momof3 soon to be granof1
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I have not but an elderly neighbour did and he was trying to sell this super dupa hoover that did everything THREE hours and she signed for one as she was so brain washed and tired . he had hoovered her carpet, mattress stairs every thing and chatted for england until she caved in.
Well £2000 for this hoover however the sales man come unstuck her son is a policman and one call from him they forgot all about her signing and left her alone.
PS: Forgot had one tonight asking me to subscribe to newspaper sent him off with a flee in his ear for coming when it is dark and told him to leave people in the road alone as elderly and i would report him. lol |
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smartypants
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Whatever someone is selling, I tell him my husband sells the same thing. It's a lie but it usually cuts them off completely. |
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Ooohnik
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No, I never let them in. You would never know what they are up to, they could be criminals for all you know...my door has a gate in front of it, and I always keep that one locked. I usually tell them politely that I'm not interested and if they do not budge I'll tell them firmly and by the third time I would threaten to call the police. |
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gemini
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No, I won't let strangers in my house and when I say "no thanks" it means exactally that. |
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Mystery
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they never get more than 3 words out of their mouths before i shut the door. Firmly but politely.
must get one of those no cold callers cards. |
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Rodeo Queen
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yes they can be a handful to say the least |
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arlanymor
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No trouble with the sales people but the Jehova,s are a different problem---got to go now to make them a cup of tea |
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Ready to Go Home!
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Umm, yes, isn't that a door to door salesmans job!
Once you open your doors to them, they may assume they have a 50/50 chance on a sale, and will try everything to make that sale.
Words of advice: next time, don't invite them in. |
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Rae Elizabeth
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That's why I don't answer the doorbell. If someone needs to be let in my house, they can call my cellphone before they get there.
Or get a peep hole, or look through a window far from the door--to see if it's someone you know and trust. |
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misticbaby21
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i know how they are and i just close the door in their face, never let them in |
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nicki
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i put up scare crows to keep them away.. as well as the Jehovah witnesses... |
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Buddy
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Never, |
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chillinginchicago
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I have had this happen as well. My approach is basically to tell them "look dude, I was nice enough to let you in and give you a chance to give me your sales pitch, probably more than most of the neighbors are going to do. I'm not interested and I'm very busy so please respect that and move on." I'd probably also give them a coke for the road, it is a tough job they have. |
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2
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Yes. They are worse that the JW's |
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Princess B2B 29/11/08
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no..they never get that far in! i just slam the door in their face. |
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