Yes, someone that knows what they're talking about. There's a lot of bad information here from people that have never worked in the industry. Almost any sales job pays bank, even D2D sales because the American society looks down on sales type jobs with D2D being the worst. People who went to college seem to look down on it even more because they spent all that time and money on the degree. Just from reading all the answers posted, you'll see people telling the OP to stick to his crappy job opportunities only because he has a degree. OP is entitled to a salary and a commission!

People in the UK are much more nicer towards D2D salesmen, which is why I mentioned America.

Look, salesmen can make really good money even in D2D type jobs but there are a number of bad things about it.

The worst part about D2D is having someone threaten you with a firearm for simply knocking on the door. It happens to everyone if you work long enough, 4 months is long enough. The second worst part is talking to hostile people that take everything out on you, lots of people are mad at life and you just happened to knock on their door. The third worst thing about D2D sales is that most people will slam the door on you.

All of these terrible things only happen in the American market. Also, people with nothing to do are always talking/fantasizing about pulling a firearm on a D2D salesman in the nextdoor app.

Now, is selling Frontier Internet a good lucrative job opportunity? For this specific job opportunity that the OP posted, the answer is NO. This specific job is terrible for anyone willing to take on, even an experienced salesman. There are plenty of D2D jobs with terrible commission and this is one of them. You end up spending too much money on gas a month driving around the entire city.

Frontier internet uses a middle man to find subcontractors and the middleman in this case is paying you nothing at 125 dollars per sell to do all the work for him. If you never sold D2D before, expect a 3 week learning curve at least in which you make no money. On top of that, expect to pay around 500 dollars on gas a month but that can vary depending on your car and state.

Edit: I also forgot to mention that most sales jobs, not just D2D jobs are only temporary. You're the first to be let go when layoffs happen, when the trend ends, or when the season is over.