Ah, the dreaded phone call during dinner time. Telemarketing, with its unsolicited and often relentless sales pitches, has become an unwelcome intrusion in the lives of many.
Imagine a world where you could walk up to a dealership, buy a car at the manufacturer’s suggested retail price (MSRP), and be on your way — no haggling, and no added pressure to purchase unnecessary add-ons.
The days of door-to-door salespeople peddling their wares are fading fast. The intrusion of unwanted sales pitches at one’s doorstep is met with increasing annoyance and hostility.
While sign spinners may have once drawn attention to store openings or promotions, they now seem to be mere relics of an era when roadside advertising required creative approaches.