In our local town centre, there's a passage that's about 2.5-3m wide. There are canvassers who stand in a (large uk highstreet) shop entrance and when people walk past, these people wave at you like you're little children, call you over, beckon you to come over, etc from their stand. You can tell them no, and when you walk past they leave you alone, or, the other person (there are two) will do wave at you, call you over etc. They call you as you walk past, and when you walk in / out of the shop.
The next day, there are different people, and the same happens and the process of telling them no after having endured their - what are pretty much - taunts. The next day, different people and so it continues.
It's got to the point where these people are more than 'annoying', and because there are different people, despite already telling the agency no once, the different people will do their tricks all over again. It's impossible to avoid them because they're in one of the four passages (the shopping centre is a square).
I know it's wrong for street canvassers to stand in the store entrance according to rules applied by the institute of fundraising, but what about when this is happening indoors? I've spoken to the information desk of the shopping centre and they've stated the people have not directly paid them, so they may have paid the store money to be there.
Who would I complain to, the town centre management, the store? It's getting to the point where I feel really bloody harassed and because the passage is so small, you can't exactly avoid them.
Are they doing anything illegal?