No Cell Phone Signs
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No Cell Phones

No Cell Phone Use at Cash Registers and Counters...
is Simply Common Courtesy

• Promote Transaction accuracy
• Facilitate courtesy
  
• Official Style
  
• Expedite ransactions
  
• Visual Reminder
  

Phone Etiquette At The Counter
1. Always hang up your cell phone when you are at an order or service counter.
2. Switch your cell phone's ring mode to vibrate.
3. Utilize your mobile phone's voice mail feature.
4. Let others go in front of you if you need to complete your call and you are the next to be waited upon.
5. If you must complete your call, do so before you reach the service counter or window, or take your call outside.
6. Always respect a business' request, either visually, with no cell phone signs, or verbally to turn your cellular telephone off.


People are answering their cellular telephones virtually everywhere. What has become of human interaction and common courtesy for others? Cell phones are used at cash registers, gyms, business counters, doctor's offices, theaters, schools,concerts, and virtually any other place you can think of.

Mobile telephones should never be used or answered when at a cash register or when interacting with another person, and should only be used outside of most places of business. Calls should be completed before stepping into a place of business or by stepping outside to receive an incoming call. By extending a few simple considerations towards others, we can maintain a balance between cellular use and personal space.