text: First, I have not used their service, but I do thank those that have left reviews regarding that. Rather, today I had a gentleman knocking on doors and offering Armor service. I ignored the technician the first time around (albeit he knew I was home). After he left, I literally printed a \"NO SOLICITING\" sign and stuck it outside on my door because there have been so many door-to-door salesmen in my neighborhood offering stuff. \n\nTo my surprise, a few hours later the technician stopped by again and knocked on my door, as well as rang the door bell. He totally ignored the sign, which is completely disrespectful in my opinion. However, I thought he may have something important to tell me so I opened the door. Ironically, the same \"trucks in the neighborhood\" spiel was used with me (other reviews have mentioned this and it does actually happen). He told me, \"We've gotten a few calls about our trucks being in your neighborhood so we're going around to let people know that we will be in the area for the next couple days...\" That's odd, I thought, I have yet to see such a truck. He then starts writing down all the \"info I need to know\" in case I may consider getting serviced while they're in the neighborhood. Apparently, I am the only one looking at the sign I literally posted a few hours before. \n\nIn short, no, \"Scott,\" I do not want your service. The whole experience was completely rude and disrespectful! And based on the reviews that have been posted, I think people have a clear picture of what kind of company Armor is.