Calien No Soliciting Sign Hanging 12” X 8” Large No Soliciting Funny Signs for House Door Office Business

It's made of thin plastic. It has 2 holes at the top of the sign. It came with a small piece of thin rope to hang. I didn't want to hang it but the holes are very small and finding screws or nails to fit could be problematic. The nails I used apparently were a little tight so one corner cracked. It also comes with double sided tape but the siding on the house is uneven so that won't work for me. Like I said in the title it looks nice but metal or wood would have been better. It's still usable but not sure how durable it will be.

This looks awesome! Love everything about it! It also was very easy to hang. Has a string with predrilled holes and a sticky back so you have options of how to hang. Have gotten several smiles when people read it! Love love love it! Great buy!

While this is funny to read, it really works to save yourself from harrassment by constant solicitation. Now the companies leave a card or brochure but don't interrupt my work day. No more religious teams coming to the door. No political leaders trying to get my vote. No Roofing contractors. Best sign I ever bought.

My neighborhood is apparently considered ripe picking for people trying to sell home improvements, exterminator services, a new religion....I've even had door to door meat sales come knocking. So literally, if you aren't dropping off something I bought online OR selling cookies, I don't want to hear even a tap on my door. The sign is a good solid material. We'll see how it holds up this Summer.

We live near the entrance of our community and are sometimes one of the first stops for solicitors entering the area. We used to have a problem with people routinely coming to the door. Not so much since I put this sign up. I've opted to put it in my dining room window, facing the garden walkway that leads to my front door. Consequently, it is not exposed to the elements, so I cannot comment on its hardiness in sun and rain. For my layout, it's in the perfect place. People naturally want to peak in windows, and this sign is the first thing they see. I've had only around 3 solicitors actually come to my door and ring the doorbell. I told them hello and merely pointed to my sign. They all smiled and told me to have a great day and they left. No butthurt feelings, but the message is clear. Love Love Love this sign.

This sign seems to do the trick. It also gives our neighbors a chuckle. Our Amazon driver loved it. I wasn't sure what it was going to take to keep the walking telemarketers away from our front gate without getting extremely ugly with them. They have ignored all other signs we put up. We have this on our front gate and installed a light over it so it could be seen at night as well as daytime. We were getting door knockers past 9pm even though it is not legal. I guess religious groups think they are immune from obeying laws or honouring our wishes when we say NO SOLICITATION.

This sign is very cute and seems sturdy enough for outside weather. I don’t have mine in direct sunlight or rain,it is on a covered porch so it’s holding up well. If it was exposed to direct rain and sun I’m not sure that it would last more than a year or so. I have gotten lots of compliments and have definitely seen less solicitation. So in my opinion has been worth the money.

I first saw this sign on Google Images, when I needed to put something up in a hurry because solicitors have been getting out of hand lately. I printed out the image, thinking that'd be good enough, and taped it to my front door. That was the first sign that went missing in less than a day, but I initially believed it was because the wind blew it off. It hadn't yet occurred to me that that wasn't possible because it wasn't windy and my door is too well protected anyways.So, I found the real sign here on Amazon and thought, since it's much sturdier than a piece of paper and comes with a rope for hanging, this one'll surely last much longer.But nope. Stolen in less than a day. I tied it in a secure knot and put several layers of tape over the rest of it for good measure, but that was apparently useless.I don't even live in a bad neighborhood, but this sign is just so cursed that some ordinarily law-abiding citizen was supernaturally compelled to steal it. Twice. This sign was meant to deter solicitors of every sort, but the only thing it deterred was itself. TWICE.I tried using really strong tape, I tried a sturdy knot using the attached rope, so the only thing I haven't tried is using a pair of zip straps that the store page apparently wants me to buy separately. Only, I'm not paying extra money on top of another $16 for a sign with a 100% catastrophic failure rate.Welp, back to living in perpetual fear of my doorbell.[Update 1]Found the sign in the garbage can out front. Whoever stole it didn't think too far ahead. I've since cleaned it off and am going to request a refund.