Do you have people that come to your door for money?

mostly drunk people come asking for money . i can't give them the money because that is just helping them destroy themselves

Oh they better not.

No, it is forbidden here and no one ever came to ask money at our door.

@Hannihar Yes; there are some people who sometimes come to me and ask me for help.I know they are honest and will pay back.I help them when I have money.

Usually we don't give money those who come to the door to ask for money. Because we know the person is mentally ill person. It happens here almost every month by the same person.

The neighborhood that I live in does not allow solicitors in any way. But the way the world is now, most people do not often see them anymore, and if one does show up and ring the doorbell, they don't answer. Plus, many of us have outside camera systems that automatically show us who is out there, and if you don't want to answer, you just don't.

I have never had that happen. There are people in front of stores that ask for money.

There are quite a few homeless people in my community. A man rode to our house last year and said he'd mow our lawn for a fee. We agreed but since then he has been back- and having someone keeping an eye on when I am going in to the house and out makes me nervous. The last time he approached me I told him no I didn't want him to rake my leaves. (Not being tidy with leaves is better for the environment, too.)

No, thank goodness I don’t have that problem . They aren’t allowed in the complex. If I were you. I wouldn’t open the door or acknowledge them

Before Covid19, we often had people coming knocking on the door asking us to donate this and that. Covid19 seems to stop all that for the time being.

Well We don't donate money to doorstep callers at all. I answer the door And send them on their way Politely.

In my neighborhood, there are people who come to the door all the time, especially on Friday afternoons. They come and ask for charity. I try to keep a can of small change and just give them two coins and hope that it is enough and that they will go away.

Maybe once a year or so, most places use the Internet these days instead of going door-to-door soliciting donations.

when there is a certain time of year, now and then.i think they prefer houses more here.