When police investigated the March 14 shooting, they confiscated five guns, all belonging to the
salesmen, and they located 21 shell casings, all from the five confiscated guns.
Hazel Parsons, of Energywatch, said: "We've been doing a lot of work on doorstep selling and have had a lot of complaints about energy
salesmen tricking their way into people's houses by simply lying about where they're from and what they're offering.
Nearly 40 per cent of us have fallen victim to doorstep
salesmen, according to the Office of Fair Trading.
Instead, it is the Connectors, Mavens and
Salesmen who tip the epidemic.
I have been appalled to learn that
salesmen have been targeting refugees and asylum seekers, some of whom have little understanding of English and certainly no understanding about energy markets,' he told a conference on energy mis-selling.
It also looks back at two other major works about
salesmen - Arthur Miller's 1947 play ``Death of a Salesman'' and the Maysles brothers 1969 documentary ``Salesman.
The rising number of complaints about doorstep
salesmen in the Vale has led the authorities to issue warnings and advice about how to deal with such people.
Although many
salesmen conduct themselves in a professional manner, there are a worrying number who do not.
Salesmen today, the kind that call on industrial plants axe considerably above the average man on the street.
Admitting you're a car
salesmen may attract a snigger, but pacing the showroom can sow the seeds for greater things.
In this book the figure of the traveling salesman provides such a focus in a brilliant rendition of the movement from an economy in which merchants from the hinterlands went to the city for their goods through one in which
salesmen drummed up business for urban wholesalers in city hinterlands to one in which
salesmen were likely to be agents of specific national firms with potentially nationwide markets.
After becoming one of Kaiser's top
salesmen, Baszile developed the desire to "find something I could sell for myself.
