Some people have shared stories of suspicious âsales representativesâ knocking on homes, asking about the home owners and who lives there, fishing for phone numbers, but do not provide business cards, company id, company phone numbers, etc when asked.
They come in pairs, never one person though one may hag back a bit. They have been seen using cars with significantly tinted windows, no business logos anywhere on the vehicle, or parking close to the home they walked up to only to drive away right after without visiting other homes, almost as if theyâre not real sales people.
True door to door salespeople need a sort of peddlerâs license, subject to city and county law, to solicit at your door. You can ask to see this permit. If they donât provide one or make an excuse, they are likely bogus.
They wear a jacket with a company logo but likely donât wear name tags and the Donât provide id.
Tell them youâll call the company about a noncompliant representative. Make them leave. Better yet not to open the door to them, and tell them nothing.
Actual sales reps also generally do follow âno solicitingâ signs. Be aware, be safe, donât give out your information or that of others under duplicitous means.
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