A New Bedford, Massachusetts city councilor who raised concerns about a retail supplier's marketing after he was personally visited in a door-to-door sale has said that the retail supplier is pulling back its marketing efforts in the area, WBSM-1420 reports

City Councilor Steven Martins has tabled a motion to seek an investigation of the supplier after meeting with representatives of the company, and was assured the company would take corrective actions.

See WBSM-1420 for more, including the identity of the supplier

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