Meanings of door-to-door sales in английском

I've done just about everything else, but never door-to-door sales.

Telecoms company Smart is winding down its door-to-door sales team, according to reports at the weekend.

The campaign was launched earlier this month in response to complaints about aggressive and exploitative door-to-door sales tactics.

The Elon Musk-backed company and other installers dabble in door-to-door sales, but none has an operation like Vivint's.

Nurturer's business model of door-to-door sales will enable agents to educate people about the value of using eco-friendly products.

About 1,000 people work in door-to-door sales for the company.

The disposal of its door-to-door sales activities was unexpected although this represents a very small portion of the overall business.

SolarCity boasted a vast sales organization that Tesla gutted by ending the deal with Home Depot and halting door-to-door sales.

Citigroup tried earlier this year to sell Primerica, an insurer that specializes in door-to-door sales, but failed to do so.

Though most sales are generated through customer referrals, door-to-door sales became a significant means of reaching new customers over the last three years.

Coway products are rented to consumers, and the company makes further revenue through door-to-door sales generated by staff who maintain products in consumers' homes.

Home solicitations: Whether it's door-to-door sales, phone calls or mailings, the common thread in this category is that what was offered was not delivered.

Tells about the door-to-door sales set-up; his plant employees, most of them have been with him since the founding of the firm; labor relations, etc.

Results at cosmetics maker Natura SA might have suffered in the face of struggles implementing new strategies to boost door-to-door sales, Itaú BBA analysts said.

The research, carried out by Amarách Research, found that 41 per cent of consumers experienced a door-to-door sales pitch over the last 12 months.

Ofgem's biggest fine had been a mere £2 million imposed on London Electricity, as punishment for the unscrupulous behaviour of its door-to-doorsales force.