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<blockquote data-quote="john346" data-source="post: 366113" data-attributes="member: 10873"><p>I agree, and do the similar, I have lock codes for gates, and businesses, I also have a key chain that would choke a rhino. But it is with a careful understanding between the customer and me that if I enter a gated area, and get confronted by anyone other than who allowed me access, I will make my best explaination, but if they don't seem to like it, then the game is over. </p><p>Should ANYONE'S home within the community be burgularized, I do not want to be on the short list of possibilities. This has happened twice in my 24 years. One was a community of affluent Sun Valley transplants, one woman wanted her stuff, the rest of the people had bought way into the country to seperate themselves from the sights of UPS vans. One confrontation from another resident, I tried to explain that she had a package, I had to get it off of the car, none of you have telephones where I can contact for an alternate. What would you do? "Send the mother*#@^er back!" The next am, I received a concern that should I be spotted within the gate again he would press tresspassing charges. Of course the center manager wanted me to call the guy and apologize, but dang the luck, the fellow whom I presume was named Dick, didn't have a telephone that I could call. I dropped her key in an envelope, with an explination and a copy of the complaint, and left all future packages for her with her friends. Two weeks later, you guessed it, she complained about the non-service! </p><p>Might as well love it, because hating it dosen't do any good.</p><p><img src="/community/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/FeltTip/whiteflag.png" class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":whiteflag:" title="Whiteflag :whiteflag:" data-shortname=":whiteflag:" /></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="john346, post: 366113, member: 10873"] I agree, and do the similar, I have lock codes for gates, and businesses, I also have a key chain that would choke a rhino. But it is with a careful understanding between the customer and me that if I enter a gated area, and get confronted by anyone other than who allowed me access, I will make my best explaination, but if they don't seem to like it, then the game is over. Should ANYONE'S home within the community be burgularized, I do not want to be on the short list of possibilities. This has happened twice in my 24 years. One was a community of affluent Sun Valley transplants, one woman wanted her stuff, the rest of the people had bought way into the country to seperate themselves from the sights of UPS vans. One confrontation from another resident, I tried to explain that she had a package, I had to get it off of the car, none of you have telephones where I can contact for an alternate. What would you do? "Send the mother*#@^er back!" The next am, I received a concern that should I be spotted within the gate again he would press tresspassing charges. Of course the center manager wanted me to call the guy and apologize, but dang the luck, the fellow whom I presume was named Dick, didn't have a telephone that I could call. I dropped her key in an envelope, with an explination and a copy of the complaint, and left all future packages for her with her friends. Two weeks later, you guessed it, she complained about the non-service! Might as well love it, because hating it dosen't do any good. :whiteflag: [/QUOTE]
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