Are you sick of salespeople door knocking your home?
Consumer Action Australia has released a “Do Not Knock” sticker, which warns sales representatives that they are in breach of the law if they knock on a door to which the sticker is affixed.
A PDF version of the sticker (obviously for you to print - hence non-sticky - is available from their site (see link below) - alternatively you can send a stamped, self addressed envelope to CONSUMER ACTION LAW CENTRE STICKER Level 7, 459 Lt Collins St, Melbourne, Victoria, 3000 should you want a proper 'sticky sticker' mailed to you.
If you have a 'Do Not Knock' sticker clearly displayed in front of your house, and a salesperson subsequently knocks on your door, you can then complain about their conduct and the site even gives you 2 letter templates – one designed for the company of the sales representative and one designed for the relevant regulator or complaints handling body.
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A PDF version of the sticker (obviously for you to print - hence non-sticky - is available from their site (see link below) - alternatively you can send a stamped, self addressed envelope to CONSUMER ACTION LAW CENTRE STICKER Level 7, 459 Lt Collins St, Melbourne, Victoria, 3000 should you want a proper 'sticky sticker' mailed to you.
If you have a 'Do Not Knock' sticker clearly displayed in front of your house, and a salesperson subsequently knocks on your door, you can then complain about their conduct and the site even gives you 2 letter templates – one designed for the company of the sales representative and one designed for the relevant regulator or complaints handling body.
Go here to read all about this campaign http://www.consumeraction.org.au/get-involved-in-our-campaigns/Do-Not-Knock.php.
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