What these people do should be outlawed, it's a disgrace. There was a big thread going on on a local Facebook page some months back about this. Someone started a thread saying they were sick to death of the local foodstore having chuggers on the way out of the store. You literally cannot avoid them, you have to walk past them, and yes they do largely target women. Over 45 usually. OR men and women over 75. I don't know if they just assume that women, and people over 75 will be more compliant. Around 46 weeks out of any given year there are bloody sodding chuggers on the way out of the store!
About 200 comments came onto the thread, and the vast majority of people agreed that they are an abolute bloody menace. A small handful of people came on with the predictable trope 'I hope YOU never need the help of these charities.' (Must work for the charities themselves, as they got so butthurt!) They were royally ignored.
They are DREADFUL, absolutely bloody hideous, and I fucking loathe them. I actually snap at them and say NO and carry on walking. I don't owe them fuck-all, and I am not made of sodding money! I sometimes pretend I am on the phone, but often just ignore them. No-one does it for nothing, and they get paid between £80 and £100 for every mug person they sign up!
I have not one scrap of sympathy, empathy, compassion for these people, nor do I feel guilty or bad for ignoring them and shunning them. I am so unbelievably fucked off with them, and I am sick to DEATH of constantly encountering them everywhere I go! And yes, the male ones are worse, and do target women with their ludicrous 'flattery' and 'compliments.' 🙄
And don't even get me started on every other bloody checkout I go to begging me for a contribution to 'charity...' And even the CHARITY shops ask you to 'round up' now. I spent £8.75 in a charity shop some months back, and they asked me if I wanted to round up to £10.00. I said 'no.' Not 'no, sorry,' just 'NO.' The woman at the checkout said 'oh, I see. Well do you want to buy some raffle tickets then' and I said 'no.' THEN she said 'would you like to take part in our weekly lottery?' I then said 'my God do you people want blood? I am spending nearly nine pounds on something in your shop that you got for FREE off someone! No I don't want to do the lottery, or raffle, and I don't want to round up!' She was like 
I paid for my item, and haven't been in since. In December, the shop closed for business. Indeed, quite a few of them are now. I'm not sorry about this, as they have become massive begging bowls, preying on the vulnerable, and people who are scared to say no ... They used to be good places to get some nice, cheap items, but now charity shops are mostly rip off merchants who sell overpriced second hand shite (sorry PRE-LOVED!) and even sell some NEW stuff, which is very unfair on other retailers, who aren't getting lots of stock for free, and staff working for free. I would go into a charity shop (or two) once a week up to about a year ago, now I can't be arsed with them. Haven't set foot in one in 4-5 months..
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