I'm being reported to the RSPCA, apparently...

Fire_Fox

What Christian behaviour, you won't be recommending that church to new neighbours! Complain to the church about the rudeness and threatening behaviour of their representative.

Welshwoofs

Tropez wrote: »

So, when do we reckon I'll get my visit from the RSPCA? I'm guessing quarter to never.

You won't get an RSPCA visit from that. She sounds like a fully paid-up member of the slightly insane god-squad. If it were me I'd have told her that my sign said 'no cold callers' and if she stepped foot on my property after that she'd get a bucket of cold water over her.

Kavanne

Welshwoofs wrote: »

You won't get an RSPCA visit from that. She sounds like a fully paid-up member of the slightly insane god-squad. If it were me I'd have told her that my sign said 'no cold callers' and if she stepped foot on my property after that she'd get a bucket of cold water over her.

You'd only get a visit from the RSPCA if she lied about what she'd seen, ie; she said the dogs were tied up for hours in the rain or in their own filth with no shelter/food/water.

And it would then quickly become apparently that her accusations had no basis in reality

georgiesmum

andyf3050 wrote: »

This made me chuckle...! It doesn't matter how many signs you put up or how clear they are about wanting no 'cold callers' for whatever reason, god-botherers think it doesn't apply to them and will knock anyway.

I had a visit from the UNICEF, 2 young people who started with "we are from the UNICEF, it's a children's charity " I replied that i know what charity it was and why were they knocking on my door when there are 2 large notices saying not to. One from the Cheshire police and one from the council. Their reply was "O it doesn't mean us because we are not selling anything " When i told them politely to get lost it was so you don't care about children then ?
At no time did they offer any kind of identification at all.
These charities and others should educate thei helpers about intruding when these notices are there.:eek:

Fire_Fox

georgiesmum wrote: »

I had a visit from the UNICEF, 2 young people who started with "we are from the UNICEF, it's a children's charity " I replied that i know what charity it was and why were they knocking on my door when there are 2 large notices saying not to. One from the Cheshire police and one from the council. Their reply was "O it doesn't mean us because we are not selling anything " When i told them politely to get lost it was so you don't care about children then ?
At no time did they offer any kind of identification at all.
These charities and others should educate thei helpers about intruding when these notices are there.:eek:

Isn't that blackmail/ extortion/ coersion or some other illegal means of extracting money? I'd have complained to the charity, miserable cow that I am. :rotfl: