How do freshmen refuse dormitory sales?

It’s the beginning of another school year, and dormitory sales of all sizes will be swarming with freshmen after they arrive at school. How to refuse dormitory sales and keep your wallet has become a test for freshmen. the first threshold. As a senior in college, the editor will share with you today how freshmen can refuse dormitory sales pitches! 1. Show poverty

As the saying goes, if this person is poor, even the dogs will not want to talk to you. Many freshmen are not good at talking and feel at a loss when dealing with the various salespeople in school. Your seniors will teach you the trick of "showing poverty".

Just say something to every salesperson that shows that you really have no money, such as "My family comes from a rural area and really doesn't have much money. I don't need this thing." "I have this thing. I have it." You can bring it yourself, you don’t have to spend money to buy it” and so on. After this series of "talking away", I believe that most salesmen will give up. After all, no one wants to say more than a few words to someone who has no money to buy goods.

2. Pretend to be senior students

Nowadays, many campus dormitory sales are aimed at freshmen, so as freshmen, you can pretend to be senior students. Sister, this way the dormitory salesmen will have to take a detour when they see you. For example, hanging on the door "I have stayed in this school for several years, don't bother me with sales!", "Don't come here if you have nothing to do, if you don't believe me, try it!" and other words, although they are very playful and domineering, but It really works!

3. Join dormitory sales

As the old saying goes, if you can’t beat it, then join it. That’s the truth. If you still feel like you can’t organize dormitory sales after reading the two above, then this trick is definitely a surefire way to do it.

Peers do not sell peers. As a freshman, you go to various booths in the school to ask for part-time jobs, but the purpose is not to get a real part-time job, but just to get into their dormitory sales group. This can be considered a Someone with a dormitory promotion status.

In this way, whenever someone knocks on your dormitory door, you show it to them and say: "We are in the same industry!" And on this basis, pretend to ask how his performance is today, etc. . I believe that after seeing this, all dormitory salesmen will give up.

And you can also say in the dormitory sales group you have sneaked into: "So-and-so dormitory (the number of your dormitory) has been promoted by me, so you should not go there." In this way, I Keep it safe, dormitory salesmen will never come to your dormitory again.

The above are the practical measures that the editor, as a senior, shared with you on how to refuse dormitory sales for freshmen. I hope it can help you!