Charitable donations at the door

SteveL replied on 22/08/2016 11:08

Posted on 22/08/2016 11:08

Just had a chap trying to get us to sign up to a weekly draw in support of the air ambulance. All very official so no problems there. I would have quite liked to give my support. However, the method was by direct debit signed up on his pad. No alternatives of signing up online, or by post. Just the pad. It is often the same at supermarkets. I have been reaching for my change, only to be told, we don't take money just direct debit donations. I just wondered what others felt. There is no way I am giving my bank details to someone at the door, I have never seen before, no matter how authentic he looks. I would be quiet happy to sign up on line where I have the time to check the security of the site and any links. Surely they must be loosing out by this single handed approach.

SteveL replied on 23/08/2016 23:09

Posted on 23/08/2016 23:09

It is interesting to read all the responses. We all seem to be of one mind, we would not give bank details to anyone at the door, however deserving their cause, or how honest they appear. However, as they keep on asking, not only on the doorstep but in the supermarkets, they must get enough takers. Frightening really, that folk will give up this sort of information to a complete stranger, but as TTDA says they often prey on the vulnerable. Thankyou for your replies.

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