What is no soliciting?

No soliciting refers to a request made by individuals or businesses asking others to not approach them for sales, promotions, or other solicitations. This sign is often displayed on the front door or entryway of a residence or business to indicate that unwanted salespeople or marketers are not welcome to approach or contact the occupants.

It is a common practice for individuals and businesses to use a "no soliciting" sign to deter unwanted salespeople from knocking on their doors or contacting them through other means, such as phone calls or emails. This can help maintain privacy and reduce interruptions from intrusive sales tactics.

Failure to comply with a posted "no soliciting" sign can result in legal consequences, such as fines or penalties for violating the individual or business's request for privacy. It is important for salespeople and marketers to respect the wishes of others and refrain from soliciting to those who have clearly stated that they do not wish to be contacted for sales purposes.