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Susie L.
How to politely decline marketing survey or sells on street?
How to refuse someone when he/she stops you on street, and talks a lot of thing in order to make marketing survey or sell something to you?
I usually said :" Sorry, I have no time." But it sounds like Chinese English.
Please tell me what will you say when you politely decline them. Thanks!
2016年2月1日 06:18
解答 · 9
I normally don't say anything.
Just make eye contact and shake my head with a polite smile while not breaking stride.
2016年2月1日
That's fine, or just say, "no thanks."
2016年2月1日
Depending on your mood at the time, and the aggressiveness of the request, I might just show them the "bras d'honneur". This is not seen much in the US, but it is understood, and it is a softer gesture than some others which can be used and is not likely to provoke an aggressive reaction. The true meaning is not lost, but the connotation is more like, "Get away from me with this (survey, pitch, etc.)"
2016年2月1日
I usually say "No thank you" and walk away. Be polite but firm.
2016年2月1日
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