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Quote from: windowwashers on October 31, 2009, 05:26:53 pmjust gave my kids a load of leaflets and 20% off per clean to go trick or treating with, I live in a no cold calling zone so can cover two things at a time .is it wrong to teach kids to do door knocking for you at least they show willing:-\I like it, mine are getting dressed up now to go out so they are getting a bundle of leaflets to take with them, and any kid that knocks the door could get a leaflet and a few sweets dropped into there bag
just gave my kids a load of leaflets and 20% off per clean to go trick or treating with, I live in a no cold calling zone so can cover two things at a time .is it wrong to teach kids to do door knocking for you at least they show willing:-\
Even with a worning I would like to know what law I would be braking if I knock on the door. Folk should be a little understanding one is trying to offer them a service and earn a honest living.
Quote from: wizard on October 30, 2009, 10:33:04 pmEven with a worning I would like to know what law I would be braking if I knock on the door. Folk should be a little understanding one is trying to offer them a service and earn a honest living.Equally cold callers should understand that not everyone likes being disturbed, or likes doing buisness at the door, or wants or even needs the services being offered. I often think back to my mother (who wasn't old when she died) but after a very traumatic incident in her life she was virtually housebound with agrophobia. What happened to her had left her a chain-smoking nervous wreck and she couldn't bear it when people came knocking the door. She had a sign on the door asking people not to come kncocking, but not everyone took notice. I think one poor guy selling electricity deffo got the message the day he called when my brother-in-law was visiting...my BIL is the size of a house and has little patience at the best of times. He gave the guy a little word or two, shall we say And did i feel it was unjust? No. There was a warning on the door. :
Quote from: vacman on October 31, 2009, 06:37:56 pmQuote from: wizard on October 30, 2009, 10:33:04 pmEven with a worning I would like to know what law I would be braking if I knock on the door. Folk should be a little understanding one is trying to offer them a service and earn a honest living.Equally cold callers should understand that not everyone likes being disturbed, or likes doing buisness at the door, or wants or even needs the services being offered. I often think back to my mother (who wasn't old when she died) but after a very traumatic incident in her life she was virtually housebound with agrophobia. What happened to her had left her a chain-smoking nervous wreck and she couldn't bear it when people came knocking the door. She had a sign on the door asking people not to come kncocking, but not everyone took notice. I think one poor guy selling electricity deffo got the message the day he called when my brother-in-law was visiting...my BIL is the size of a house and has little patience at the best of times. He gave the guy a little word or two, shall we say And did i feel it was unjust? No. There was a warning on the door. :all though I sepethise....................thats not the cleverest thing to do to someone more, so when a vunerable person is living alone , lets abuse a stranger at the door :
Quote from: windowwashers on October 31, 2009, 06:47:08 pmQuote from: vacman on October 31, 2009, 06:37:56 pmQuote from: wizard on October 30, 2009, 10:33:04 pmEven with a worning I would like to know what law I would be braking if I knock on the door. Folk should be a little understanding one is trying to offer them a service and earn a honest living.Equally cold callers should understand that not everyone likes being disturbed, or likes doing buisness at the door, or wants or even needs the services being offered. I often think back to my mother (who wasn't old when she died) but after a very traumatic incident in her life she was virtually housebound with agrophobia. What happened to her had left her a chain-smoking nervous wreck and she couldn't bear it when people came knocking the door. She had a sign on the door asking people not to come kncocking, but not everyone took notice. I think one poor guy selling electricity deffo got the message the day he called when my brother-in-law was visiting...my BIL is the size of a house and has little patience at the best of times. He gave the guy a little word or two, shall we say And did i feel it was unjust? No. There was a warning on the door. :all though I sepethise....................thats not the cleverest thing to do to someone more, so when a vunerable person is living alone , lets abuse a stranger at the door :Did i say i thought it was clever? Did i say i agreed? No. What i said was that the person had been warned. i am not sure if he was Thick skinned or just thick, but my mother could not stand people coming to the house. The house which she worked hard all her life to pay for. The house in which she kept herself to herself and spoke to no one. Is it so wrong to be asked for people to respect her need to be left alone? I don’t think so.
Well, clever or not she didnt get that same guy back knocking her door. It's times like this that i'd give anything for one more day with her
You all seem to forget what canvassers are trying to achieve, all we want is to make a living.....Quoteget a proper job
Do you really think violence or the threat of violence is justified if someone knocks on a door trying to make a living? You all seem to forget what canvassers are trying to achieve, all we want is to make a living.....
I get people knocking on my door all the time and its really annoying but I think well I've done it in the past so don't complain.Where I live, Pinner, is a wealth area. An ordinary three bed semi like ours goes for nearly a half a million now so people think we are minted. If only they knew, but it brings them in from all over to come and knock on doors.
Quote from: Vince Green on November 02, 2009, 07:30:26 amI get people knocking on my door all the time and its really annoying but I think well I've done it in the past so don't complain.Where I live, Pinner, is a wealth area. An ordinary three bed semi like ours goes for nearly a half a million now so people think we are minted. If only they knew, but it brings them in from all over to come and knock on doors. [opportunity knocks] vince you are minted with all that cash hughie left you