The film supports a wider Do not knock campaign started by the Consumer Action Law Centre, then developed further by the Footscray Community Legal Centre and other legal centres. The campaign aims to stop people from entering into contracts that are not in their financial interests. It empowers people to report breaches of the rules that govern door-to-door sales.
Read more about your legal rights when dealing with door-to-door salespeople or how you can take action on the Do Not Knock website.
You can get a 'Do not knock' sticker to put on your door. This warns sales people that they are breaking the law if they knock on your door. To order copies of the 'Do not knock' sticker in quantities up to 50, download Consumer Affairs Victoria's General publications order form and lodge the form by email or post.
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Dealing with door-to-door sales – part one
Part 1 of this video tells the story of Marcello's encounter with a door-to-door salesperson. In Dealing with door-to-door sales: part 2, a Victoria Legal Aid lawyer talks about what Marcello might have done differently.
The video supports a wider Do Not Knock campaign started by the Consumer Action Law Centre, then developed further by the Footscray Community Legal Centre and other legal centres. The campaign aims to stop people from entering into contracts that are not in their financial interests. It empowers people to report breaches of the rules that govern door-to-door sales.
Dealing with door-to-door sales – part two
In part 2 of this video a Victoria Legal Aid lawyer talks about Marcello’s experience (seen in Dealing with door-to-door sales: part 1) and what he might have done differently when a salesperson came to his door.
The video supports a wider Do Not Knock campaign started by the Consumer Action Law Centre, then developed further by the Footscray Community Legal Centre and other legal centres. The campaign aims to stop people from entering into contracts that are not in their financial interests. It empowers people to report breaches of the rules that govern door-to-door sales.
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