Business ProfileforPure Energy Inc

On 06-04-2024 a Pure Energy sales rep named ***** came to my door. I opened the door, saw the clipboard, the nametag, and knew he was selling energy of some sort. I asked if I could help him and he looked at my shirt and said, "Whoa, Pink *****." I asked again if I could help him, and he stammered and started to introduce himself. I pointed at the "NO SOLICITING" sign clearly displayed at eye level on my outer door. He acted like he didn't understand. I asked if he knew what that sign meant. He began playing semantics games, saying he wasn't actually selling anything, he was giving away free advice on solar energy, etc. I interrupted him and said, "I'm not interested." He continued speaking, asking me if AEP had told me about the future rate hike. I interrupted him and said, "Leave." He laughed and kept talking. I pointed across the street to my marked patrol truck and said, "Leave, or risk going to jail for trespassing." He asked, "Is that yours?" I confirmed it was and that I was a police officer. He asked, "How am I trespassing." I explained that being told by the owner of a property to leave and failing to do so was trespassing in *****. I finally got him to go without having to get dressed out again and arrest him. I don't know if drug testing is a thing with Pure Energy at the time of hire, but it might not be a bad idea. Sales tactics like this are dangerous when the sales rep knocks on a door at the wrong house and plays that game. ***** might get to meet someone with less of a sense of humor than I when they're faced with an idiot who won't leave when asked to do so. The next Pure Energy employee who knocks on my door risks consequences.