WOULD YOU LET STRANGERS GO THROUGH YOUR HOUSE?

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WOULD YOU LET STRANGERS GO THROUGH YOUR HOUSE?

[+] ballot by larrynelmira
ACTIVE Wed Jan 02, 08 - Thu Jan 01, 09
A couple stopped by our house yesterday and said they used to live here and wanted to know if they could take a tour, I told them yes and they seemed to enjoy the reminiscing, but my when I told my dad about it, he was not happy, saying they could be mass murderers for all I knew.

I'm sure if he had met them he would feel differently, but what about you, would you allow such a tour?

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COMMENTS:
Voted : No
If the people from whom I bought my house want to stop by and reminisce, I have no problem with that. I know who they are.

Anybody else better have a search warrent. 066

by _Beelzebubba on Wed Jan 02, 08 9:14am [+]

^^ And a spellchecker.

by _Beelzebubba on Wed Jan 02, 08 9:15am [+]

Voted : Depends
If they seemed like nice people. I'd keep the wallet out of sight, though.

by skylab on Wed Jan 02, 08 10:15am [+]

Voted : No
Only family and those I know closely get in my door. I don't even let police officers in. (Had a neighborhood issue a few years back that brought them by.)

by Truthseeker013 on Wed Jan 02, 08 10:23am [+]

Voted : No
Hell no. I don't like my family in here and most of the time I'm really busy when friends come over which sucks so do I wanna invite more people whether nice or not? NO!!!!

Ok my rant's done lol.

by fivenotes on Wed Jan 02, 08 10:57am [+]

Maybe, if it's the person I bought it from.

by nuckinfutz on Wed Jan 02, 08 11:48am [+]

Voted : No
nup

by mojo on Wed Jan 02, 08 1:30pm [+]

Voted : No
No way, unless I know them personally.

'Professional' thieves sometimes use little tricks like that to stake out homes to rob. It allows them so see who's living there and what kind of people they are (young, elderly, disabled, law enforcement, etc..), if there's any weapons there, any viscious dogs there, any alarm systems, and how many expensive items are in view.

There's been quite a few cases of temporary employees of contractors to use the opportunity to do the same.

by Grumpy_Person on Wed Jan 02, 08 1:49pm [+]

Voted : No
Wow...your dad is right. You never know these days.

by patch22us on Wed Jan 02, 08 4:15pm [+]

^ Now I realize that, they looked like such a nice couple and they did know things that only someone who had been in the house before would know.

by larrynelmira on Wed Jan 02, 08 4:19pm [+]

Voted : No
Wow, was your Dad ever right.

by forgetmenot on Fri Apr 25, 08 8:35pm [+]

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