Direct solicitation definition

Direct solicitation means direct contact, including telephone,

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Direct solicitation means solicitation of a consumer transaction initiated by a supplier, at the residence or place of employment of any consumer, and includes a sale or solicitation of sale made by the supplier by direct mail or telephone or personal contact at the residence or place of employment of any consumer. In the case of a subscription or club membership (e.g., tape, book, or record club) solicitation, "direct solicitation" means solicitation of the initial consumer transaction pursuant to a subscription or club membership agreement, made by the supplier at the residence or place of employment of any consumer, and includes a solicitation of an initial sale made by the supplier by direct mail or telephone or personal contact at the residence or place of employment of any consumer, but excludes all subsequent consumer transactions which are provided for in the subscription or club membership agreement.

Direct solicitation means "direct solicitation to provide a service" as that term is defined in section 410b of the Michigan penal code, 1931 PA 328, MCL 750.410b.

Examples of Direct solicitation in a sentence

Direct solicitation does not include advertisements published in the general media and, except to the extent that an individual was specifically encouraged to respond to such advertisements, nothing in this clause restricts an individual employee’s right to seek employment with the other party to perform work unrelated to this Agreement.
Direct solicitation does not include advertisements in the general media and, except to the extent that an individual was specifically encouraged to respond to such advertisements, there shall be no restrictions on the hiring of individual so responding.
Direct solicitation will not include general solicitations by the parties through the use of advertisements in newspapers, trade publications, or other solicitations not directed at particular individuals.
Direct solicitation does not include individuals responding to advertisements or general media, except to the extent an individual was specifically encouraged to respond to such advertisement or media.
Direct solicitation does not include advertisements in the general media and, except to the extent that an individual was specifically encouraged to respond to such advertisements, there shall be no restrictions on the hiring of an individual so responding.

More Definitions of Direct solicitation

Direct solicitation means solicitation addressed directly to one supplier or contractor or a restricted number of suppliers or contractors. This excludes solicitation addressed to a limited number of suppliers or contractors following pre-qualification or pre-selection proceedings;

Direct solicitation means face-to-face solicitation of a customer initiated by a CRES provider at the home of a customer or at a place other than the normal place of business of the provider, and includes door-to-door solicitations.

Direct solicitation means direct contact, including telephone, computer, e-mail, instant messaging, or in-person contact, by a pharmacy provider or its agent to a beneficiary of a plan offered by a health insurer without the beneficiary’s consent for the purpose of marketing the pharmacy provider’s services.

Direct solicitation means face-to-face solicitation of a customer initiated by a certified electric services company at a place other than the normal place of business of the provider.

Direct solicitation means the process in which the consumer reporting agency compiles or edits for a client a list of consumers who meet specific criteria and provides this list to the client or a third party on behalf of the client for use in soliciting those consumers for an offer of a product or service.

Direct solicitation means personal contact to solicit someone

Direct solicitation means solicitation of a consumer transaction initiated by a supplier, at the residence of any consumer, or at a place other than the normal place of business of the supplier or by a supplier who has no normal place of business, and includes a transaction initiated by the supplier by mail or telephone solicitation at the residence of any consumer or at a place other than the normal place of business of the supplier. The term "mail" shall include e-mail and facsimile.