Amazon delivery man has been known to knock on the door late. Door to door sellers as well although I’ve usually clocked them before they get to mine as I watch them knock on my neighbours first.
Turn on the porch light and look out the peephole in the door, then decide whether to open it, call the cops, or just let the 120-pound pit bull bark at the door.
I beg to differ. I absolutely can pretend I’m not at home. lol There is a camera. If I don’t know them I generally don’t answer. If my husband’s home he nearly always answers regardless. Twice he’s given someone a ride home. Braver than me lol
@Dan193 not lost, just upset and far from where they wanted to be. One didn’t know how to get to the homeless shelter from here and the other was a young drunk girl who’d been abandoned by her ride nearby at 3 a.m. I spose we just live close enough to the heart of town that these things are more likely.
i was raised to never answer the door and someone knocking/ringing the bell triggers my flight response in the most ridiculous way no matter the time of day. 3pm and someone knocks the door i am on the floor or skedaddling to my room lol. my roommate leaves the lights on when we're sleeping or not in the house so that doesn't even matter
if there's any reason for us to be talking you'd be on my phone not my doorstep
there is a window in some distance of my preset rented house I open that and try to feel the situation and if satisfied then open door if not just ignored
I'd look at the camera pic that is already in my notifications on my phone from the doorbell camera and decide if whoever it is is worth getting up off the couch for. ;)
I would just ignore it if it wasn't someone I knew. It is most likely someone I didn't want to talk too anyway. No I dont want to buy anything, Jesus isn't here, and I already know who I am voting for.