I have a lovely sign on my letter box stating 'no junk mail'.
I think that's easy to read, and to the point without being rude. It states the obvious (to me) and is concise yet comprehensive in its meaning.
Situation 1
Kerthunk, snap, the sound of a retreating trudge, trudge, trudge ....I open the door (our houses face each other) and the chap is poking leaflets through from the local estate agent next door
I say (oh so politely) "I think this is yours, I don't accept junk mail", smile and wave it back at him as he trudge trudge trudges up next doors path.
He states "it's not junk mail"
I cut him off (smile becoming a grimmace) "yes it is, it's unsolicited and isnt addressed to me, so would you like to take it away with you to save me cluttering up my recycling bin?"
He says "Look love
its not junk mail its information"
I was very good and refrainded from shoving it up his rectal passage.
situation 2
Should the 'no junk mail' sign be extended to 'no junk mail, charity beggers, tarmackers, block pavers, double glazing, market research, rag clothes beggers, weirdo religious groups et al'
Or should I reasonably expect to have a sign stating no junk mail would mean that a reasonably normal person could translate that as 'keep your crappy leaflets, and dont ring my bell aggressively marketting your Avon/Betterware and I'm quite happy with my God, taa very much'?