[arista]

Do not get in my way.


Charity Chuggers
take your Credit card number
then a amount is REMOVED
each month for a charity


Now the CEO of that Company (charity)
gets the bulk of your Cash.


No Madame - YOU are not
getting my card number
(a photo from the Summer)

MP's are due to ban them
once we fecking leave the EU
after it starts in March 2017


Law And Order

[Kizzy]

They are a terrible idea, it should be a more considered decision to which charity you choose to donate regularly to.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Merry Corbynmas

They are a terrible idea, it should be a more considered decision to which charity you choose to donate regularly to.

Yes Kizzy

[Cherie]

Awful, they get paid 9.00 as hour as well Yesterday the RSPCA and BHF were both fined for not protecting their doner database .and selling on details..good!

[hijaxers]

Originally Posted by Christmas Sherry

Awful, they get paid 9.00 as hour as well Yesterday the RSPCA and BHF were both fined for not protecting their doner database .and selling on details..good!

£9 an hr to harass people , whilst carers are on the minimum wage . Hurry up and rid the streets of them.

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Christmas Sherry

Awful, they get paid 9.00 as hour as well Yesterday the RSPCA and BHF were both fined for not protecting their doner database .and selling on details..good!

Eh there's weird, if they're fined isn't that taking money from doners and depriving the recipients?
Seems rather counterproductive to me.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Merry Corbynmas

Eh there's weird, if they're fined isn't that taking money from doners and depriving the recipients?
Seems rather counterproductive to me.

Would you rather they continue to sell on details, put their doners under more pressure and break the data protection act or would you rather hit the directors bonuses, I know what I would prefer

[Brillopad]

Originally Posted by Merry Corbynmas

Eh there's weird, if they're fined isn't that taking money from doners and depriving the recipients?
Seems rather counterproductive to me.

Blimey we actually agree on something.

[Crimson Dynamo]

thankfully I never see them.

[caprimint]

Originally Posted by Make Christmas Great Again

thankfully I never see them.

How do you avoid them when you go into town?

[MB.]

Originally Posted by caprimincepie

How do you avoid them when you go into town?

LT never leaves his house, you see

[caprimint]

Originally Posted by Bah HuMBug

LT never leaves his house, you see

A plausible solution

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by caprimincepie

How do you avoid them when you go into town?

I have never seen a "chugger " in my town in 15 years and I dont go south to the big town as I dont really go shopping. I was in Stirling on Sunday with my mother and the weans etc but I never came across a "chugger" there either.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Make Christmas Great Again

I have never seen a "chugger " in my town in 15 years and I dont go south to the big town as I dont really go shopping. I was in Stirling on Sunday with my mother and the weans etc but I never came across a "chugger" there either.

The towns too tight for Chuggers

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Christmas Sherry

The towns too tight for Chuggers

Scottish people are not soft touches for sob stories and coercion

[caprimint]

Originally Posted by Make Christmas Great Again

I have never seen a "chugger " in my town in 15 years and I dont go south to the big town as I dont really go shopping. I was in Stirling on Sunday with my mother and the weans etc but I never came across a "chugger" there either.

Lucky you

Usually when I'm in town I see at least a couple, most often all on the same street as well

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Make Christmas Great Again

I have never seen a "chugger " in my town in 15 years and I dont go south to the big town as I dont really go shopping. I was in Stirling on Sunday with my mother and the weans etc but I never came across a "chugger" there either.

TL being subjected to shopping with your mother and the weans, you know how to treat a gal

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Christmas Sherry

TL being subjected to shopping with your mother and the weans, you know how to treat a gal

she got to push my mothers wheelchair which can be fun on the shopping centre's smooth floor and I bought her a happy meal with fish fingers.

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Make Christmas Great Again

I have never seen a "chugger " in my town in 15 years and I dont go south to the big town as I dont really go shopping. I was in Stirling on Sunday with my mother and the weans etc but I never came across a "chugger" there either.

You didn't walk around much then, Stirling main street is full of the ****ers and they have military tactics. They try to flank you

[arista]

Originally Posted by Make Christmas Great Again

I have never seen a "chugger " in my town in 15 years and I dont go south to the big town as I dont really go shopping. I was in Stirling on Sunday with my mother and the weans etc but I never came across a "chugger" there either.

lucky You



All over London and Brighton

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by caprimincepie

How do you avoid them when you go into town?

You don't, you walk towards them and then past them .

[waterhog]

I agree - tougher punishment and make a few examples - that will stop them mugging I mean chugging us.

[UserSince2005]

Remember when i used to live in sydney this time a few years ago. a friend of mine was felling these raindeer headband. literally every street in the city had someone selling these headbands.

Anyway she told me how she got 20% of all sales, the company got 70% and the charity they were selling them in the name of got 10%

[Livia]

These people make me less likely to support their charity.

[smudgie]

Ruddy nuisance.
The same as knocking on the door or having the cheek to cold call you.
Chug off normally works in all situations.