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I'm crapping myself because twice two men (different people each time) have drawn up in a car outside my house late at night, and both times they've used a similar script.
What budget cctv would you recommend?


 
Posted : 23/05/2020 11:45 pm
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There's gotta be more to this...

Ring seems to be the most common


 
Posted : 23/05/2020 11:52 pm
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I bought two budget cctvs due to similar reasons..near useless at night. Kind of useful daytime.

I'd recommend a Google nest IQ camera , just completely different level of resolution (havent seen it at night though). 4k is where it's at, lower than that I find it difficult to identify facial features unless you actually know who it is which kind of defeats the purpose. Unless you're mainly using it a deterrent which does work (my perps in learned to look away from the camera. ) Positioning is also important...you don't really want it high up.


 
Posted : 23/05/2020 11:58 pm
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It's certainly got me spooked, somebody must have a grudge 🤔
Does ring work as cctv? I need something which can view the street to catch reg numbers as well as faces at the door, I'd like a camera to cover the rear of the property too (as well as an alarm and a couple of security guards with big dogs)


 
Posted : 24/05/2020 12:03 am
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That's a good point swedishmatt, it will have to work in the dark


 
Posted : 24/05/2020 12:05 am
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I’ve never really seen the point, if they want what you’ve got, then they will come and get it, they’ll just wear a balaclava or keep their heads down and to be honest most don’t either bother doing that!
Get cctv if you want to watch a bit of your prized possessions getting nicked. Other than that stick up a cheap fake camera


 
Posted : 24/05/2020 12:08 am
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What budget cctv would you recommend?

Depends. Can you describe the men?


 
Posted : 24/05/2020 12:36 am
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Yeah, I gave a good description of them to the police as they get out of the car to knock on the door. It's the car registration that I really need to identify them, although it's been a different private hire cab each time. They park so that the car is in the shadows of the street lights, with the headlights on full so that I've not been able to get a decent photo from my phone (probably because I was shaking so much too)


 
Posted : 24/05/2020 1:14 am
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My nest hello gives a great image w
At night but a doorbell is only really good as a doorbell. You want a proper cctv system. 4K as a minimum as you may want the increased definition to identify reg plates or something. My normal cameras are 8k..

Also you should only aim at your own property. Neighbours won’t appreciate the fact you can watch their comings anf goings and spy on them. If people are being suspicious off your property not much you can do... jydt take some photos next time, but aim your cctv on your own property boundaries, you might see outside your property in the periphery of the frame but shouldn’t be focusing on it.

Give CCTV direct a call. They can advise. I got a great 2 camera system for about £400 which can easily be expanded on.


 
Posted : 24/05/2020 7:48 am
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A friend of mine has recently installed, I think, the Ubiqiti camera setup at his place. The image quality on it seems pretty good in low/no light.


 
Posted : 24/05/2020 8:07 am
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You don't own an Audi S3/Golf R or similar, do you?


 
Posted : 24/05/2020 8:21 am
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What do you want it to do?

Catch/identify them or deter them?

I would put a wildlife style remote camera in the bushes pointing to where they usually park to get number plates faces etc. If you can.

I think a better deterrent would be a proper alarm system with a box on the outside wall. It would look like you've upped your security game anyway so could have cameras, but would be much greater peace of mind for when you aren't at home.


 
Posted : 24/05/2020 9:27 am
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Not fitted it yet, but a few on here have the Amazon Blink XT2 which I've just bought.

If you buy a 2 camera pack, an add on camera and an Echo show 8 separately, it works out a bit cheaper than buying the bundled three pack with an Echo show 5

I never thought I'd want an Alexa thing, but having fun telling her what to do - only using it to turn my WiFi oil filled radiator up and down in the garden office at the moment and listen to the radio. The speaker is pretty decent to be fair, but it connects easily to my active speakers also. Will be handy to be able to watch the front door when I'm down the garden too if expecting deliveries. I'll add some plugs and lights for it to control at some point, might get another for in the house


 
Posted : 24/05/2020 9:33 am
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@faerie

Sounds unnerving. Hope you are ok.

As for cameras, how about a dash cam with night mode left running in a car parked close but not outside. Maybe that could get the number plate before the car was hidden and lights put on bright.

Other than that, I second the comment above that a night vision wildlife camera off property would also help with ‘evidence’

Neither of them would help with prevention though and it sounds like you need both


 
Posted : 24/05/2020 9:42 am
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Nestcam Outdoor is very good. Works fine at night. I have the under £150 version and there is a £300ish 4k version if you have the bandwidth on the hub. Simple to install, go down the plug into laptop set up, far easier. Installed a few now. Put a Dayglo "CCTV" sign in your window. Let local plod know about sus circs.
Reg plates in daylight are viewable, not tried at night, might also be dependent on street lighting.
Security light might be a better first option, Shady Characters don't like light especially flicking on and off.


 
Posted : 24/05/2020 10:11 am
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Might help if we know the back story!?!


 
Posted : 24/05/2020 10:22 am
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Thanks for the advice and bentandbroken for the concern, I feel like I'm in a lockdown soap opera and I'm now wondering who I know has the capacity to hold such a grudge against me. The guys do knock on the door and reply to me, so I don't think they're after my diamanté earing but someone is out to give me a fright, the people coming sound just as confused as I am.
I've been looking online at reviews and I'm going to try and measure up the distances that I need to be able to view. I've picked up similarities in behaviour as they approach which are unusual, so I know where I need to focus the camera on but the angle is awkward.


 
Posted : 24/05/2020 10:45 am
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You're still being quite vague - what do they say when they knock on the door?


 
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Posted : 24/05/2020 10:51 am
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That Landlord putting on the frighteners???


 
Posted : 24/05/2020 11:04 am
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TheArtist, that's where it gets all obscure. When I ask who it is, they ask if this is [address]; when I ask why, they say that someone sent them here; when I ask who, they won't tell me. They then return to the car. It's happened twice, on a similar date at a similar time.


 
Posted : 24/05/2020 11:06 am
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Hmmm - you're possibly being mixed up with the local drug dealer - mistaken address. I'd be letting the police know


 
Posted : 24/05/2020 11:10 am
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Ginsterdrz, the landlord is on the list 😂
I wondered if it could be something to do with drug dealers the first time, I don't think they'd make the same mistake twice. The organised crime unit is aware


 
Posted : 24/05/2020 11:11 am
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Have you been involved with some kind of dispute with a public body, no matter how minor? The men are simply following orders and you're unlikely to get any sense out of them. Beefing up security sounds a good idea and also replacing all of your locks. May be an idea to remove any important paperwork or documentation to a safe place.


 
Posted : 24/05/2020 12:15 pm
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LOL WTF!


 
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Posted : 24/05/2020 12:57 pm
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It has been a taxi both times? Has someone simply got their postcode wrong when ordereding taxis?

Flash photo of the car and visitors needed, tell them the Police asked you to do it for their investigation of a local murder.


 
Posted : 24/05/2020 1:06 pm
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Kahl, you'd be surprised at what goes on when you upset the powers that be and that Cinnamon_girl may be on the money. Yes, I have upset a public body and they have used shady tactics before, I dismissed it as paranoia but my lawyer confirmed that that sort of thing does happen. However, I have been inactive on that front for a while and it seems odd that they would choose that sort of intimidation now. Unless it's my landlord, but they could easily take me to court. Personally, I only know one person unhinged enough and has MO of this sort of random crap, but it seems like an awful lot of effort for him to go to.


 
Posted : 24/05/2020 1:22 pm
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@faerie that really is miserable for you and can empathise. People who've experienced this are starting to speak out on social media but clearly not an easy thing to do especially as one can guarantee that these channels are being regularly monitored. No lie is too big for public bodies I'm afraid.

Do take care and stay alert.


 
Posted : 24/05/2020 2:08 pm
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Ah, so now we are digging deeper.

You upset people, don't freak out when they try and upset you back 😉 - or as they say, snitches get stitches

I'm not entirely serious btw, hope you stay safe


 
Posted : 24/05/2020 2:12 pm
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Tinfoil hat!


 
Posted : 24/05/2020 2:50 pm
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This is a bizarre thread.

you’d be surprised at what goes on when you upset the powers that be and that Cinnamon_girl may be on the money

Or perhaps you're both conspiracists? Incompetence throughout the civil service makes it impossible for something like this to be feasible.


 
Posted : 24/05/2020 2:51 pm
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. . . "but it seems like an awful lot of effort for him to go to"

Not necessarily.  Maybe they've simply advertised your address as the local "Miss Whiplash" 😉
So when potential clients turn up, they're shocked and disappointed to find you dressed in old jogging pants or sweaty cycling gear . . . and therefore don't know what to say.

(I'm sure there's a demand for the sweaty lycra, but it'll be for more "specialised" tastes . . . )


 
Posted : 24/05/2020 3:27 pm
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Nah, I'm no conspiracist and this would be an obscure method of intimidation for them. I've experienced the wrath of the corrupt before and they leave you with no doubt what will happen if you don't wind it in, the Rotherham social worker who blew the whistle is an example. I'm looking at all the possibilities no matter how minor, as Cinnamon_girl and the police have suggested.
It could be an extremist group, but I'd have thought they'd be more upfront and aggressive about their objectives. So that leaves the unhinged guy doing it for thrills. Anyway, it's all just speculation until I can get more evidence and not good for my mental health when I'm wondering whether it was something I said on here, or if I looked at someone the wrong way in the supermarket, or did I steal a Strava Kom...
I know I'm outspoken but I do always endeavour to be considerate and this has left me feeling quite vulnerable.
I'm looking at the recommendations above and making comparisons so that the next time someone comes the police can track them, thanks.


 
Posted : 24/05/2020 3:45 pm
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Lol Esme, that's what this guy did to someone else before and I wondered if they were expecting some lockdown lowdown 😂


 
Posted : 24/05/2020 3:48 pm
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If it was your own place and you were sufficiently worried I would suggest a chain and a London / Birmingham bar but as it’s rented maybe a removable bar for extra piece of mind

Door bar

I’ve not kicked a door in with one in place so can’t judge them but a London bar does actually work


 
Posted : 24/05/2020 4:07 pm
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Are you Dominic Cummings?


 
Posted : 24/05/2020 4:12 pm
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Im absolutely none the wiser after reading this slow drip by drip tale of veiled menace from official entities.

Anyways just get a big dog if you feel threatened , no-ones put off by cameras these days.


 
Posted : 24/05/2020 4:45 pm
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Im absolutely none the wiser after reading this slow drip by drip tale of veiled menace from official entities.

Probably tv licence people!


 
Posted : 24/05/2020 5:04 pm
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What about a floodlight with motion sensor Set high up to begin with? They might be deterred if they’re lit up from the pavement.


 
Posted : 24/05/2020 5:31 pm
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I’ve just seen a roundup of various security cameras that’s popped up on Flipboard, which goes through the details of what each offers, and levels of security, there’s only one that has local storage, but it’s fairly cheap and might be just what you need.

https://www.digitaltrends.com/home/security-camera-scorecard-feature-comparison/


 
Posted : 24/05/2020 6:32 pm
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I've got a wired Lorex system, with 4 cameras. HD recording onto a recorder, and web access from anywhere. A 1TB drive stores about 8 days of video from 4 cameras. Daytime and night vision is excellent. OK - you'll need to wire it up. Local access by either a Laptop or direct with a spare monitor. Web access via mobile app. We fitted a mic on the garage camera, but you can add more.


 
Posted : 24/05/2020 7:39 pm
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No point getting anything web enabled. They'll only hack into it.


 
Posted : 24/05/2020 8:07 pm
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Thanks for all the suggestions, I've ordered door bars and almost made a decision on cameras.
A neighbour has come forward with more information and to check if we are ok. It's getting even more bizarre, he noticed two women with not much more than suspenders on walking about appearing lost in the afternoon. There was a couple of other things he saw that were out of place, but didn't really catch his attention until later. The same car also came to his door earlier in the evening, he noticed that it wasn't welcome at mine but hadn't connected the dots at the time. The police are now doing regular patrols and the organised crime unit are back in touch.


 
Posted : 24/05/2020 8:16 pm
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Did you speak to these people through the door or actually answer it? I’d just open the door and confront them or push straight past them and take loads of photos of them and the car with my phone. I’m still not following what’s happening and what threats if any have happened.


 
Posted : 24/05/2020 9:10 pm
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My monies on the men thinking they're coming for some kinky sex games.

They have contacted someone online who provides 'select' services. They are told where to go. Where to park so they don't attract the neigbours and they are given a secret code to gain entry.

Whether it's a genuine mistake, somebody setting you up or satnav postcode error who knows?


 
Posted : 24/05/2020 10:05 pm
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They've not issued any threats or violence, it's just totally bizarre and suspicious behavior. The first time it happened they sat outside for a while after he'd been to the door, I went out and took photos and told them to scram but at only 5'2 I'm not barging through anyone, but I figured they won't mess with crazy. Unfortunately, the headlights were on full beam so you couldn't make out the reg. The second time they scarpered as I was already on the dialing the police before the end of the conversation.
I've just had another call from the police, they're concerned and my house and phone numbers have been flagged as priority. The officer suggested Ring but said that it probably wouldn't capture reg plates, I've moved my car further up the drive to give a clearer view of the road for now and I'll order cameras in the morning. My head is mince and I can't make decisions today.
I've got no idea what's going on, or why and how I'm involved in it. I've gone through all the people who may have a grudge, the comings and goings of my neighbours incase my cat crapped in their garden or their cat went in someone else's, extremist groups in the area and possible properties for sex trafficking or county lines.
It's just so strange


 
Posted : 24/05/2020 10:23 pm
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If they are going to your neighbours too, then it's not personal.

Stop stressing


 
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Agree, if they've also been to a neighbour's door then it doesn't sound personal. Do you have a Neighbourhood Watch scheme where you are?

As for cameras, as long as the vehicle stops you don't need massively high resolution to capture a number plate, 1080 would be fine. As soon as it's moving though most camera systems are a bit pants as stepping through frames it will usually be too blurred to make out a reg plate (especially at night). I have a decent Hikvision wired IP system - quality is amazing when stuff is stationary (even at night - although it can't cut through car headlights) but is a bit pants when stuff is moving (especially at night)


 
Posted : 26/05/2020 8:44 am
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What trifoster says, you've a pervhouse in your street, I wouldn't worry about it.


 
Posted : 26/05/2020 9:03 am
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Most bizarre thread I've read on here for a long time. Not helped by the strange drip feeding of info.

It's clearly not a personal attack and not violent, if it was you would know. I would save yourself some money and bin off the pointless CCTV.


 
Posted : 26/05/2020 9:54 am
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What a funny set of circumstances!

Do you live in a cul de sac? Stick with me....Where i live we had a problem with fly tippers who would go to the end of the lane, dump their sh1t and drive back...me and the neighbours organised a roadblock so when they next went up the lane (this was happening on a regular basis) we got on teh phones and blocked the lane and verges with our cars. Took photos, the reg, filmed it and told them in no uncertain terms that they were to go back, collect their sh1t and never return again, they haven't and that was years ago!

If this is affecting your neighbur too, why not work together and see if you can do your own sting, recruit a couple of other neighbours as help - a show of 'force'. If they see you as a cohesive community they may well just thik it's not worth it!

Secondly @nobeerinthefridge what on earth is a pervhouse?!?! The mind boggles!! 🙂


 
Posted : 26/05/2020 11:14 am
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Ton of this parrish sells CCTV for a living IIRC - try PMing him?


 
Posted : 26/05/2020 11:19 am
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It's utterly bizarre.
I live on a quiet estate in a chocolate box village. Even though there hasn't been any threats or violence, it's very odd and unsettling. I am concerned as other things have happened today which leave no doubt that I am a specific target, I've no idea why or what the objective is, nor the connection to my neighbours. The whole thing is totally ludicrous and more than a bit mental.
The neighbours are organising a neighbourhood watch scheme, and I've got a couple of companies coming to give me quotes and advice as I don't have the necessary tools to install it.


 
Posted : 26/05/2020 9:21 pm
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are you Dominic Cummings dad?


 
Posted : 26/05/2020 9:30 pm
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faerie what's your house number, not 9 by any chance?


 
Posted : 26/05/2020 9:41 pm
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what other things have been happening?


 
Posted : 26/05/2020 9:55 pm
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Motion activated wildlife camera by the gate pointing back at your front door. The thugs are more likely to keep their heads up when leaving as they would expect a ring or door mount camera to be mounted on the property. Then buy a load of PIR LED lamps so its like Stalag Luft3 as they walk up the drive. You could even mount one above the door as a blinder on a manual internal switch and set the sensors on max so it will fire on switching

Hope it works ok , bet your not sleeping either


 
Posted : 26/05/2020 9:57 pm
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You should open a brothel or crack house. Muddy the waters and cause confusion. Go on, you know it makes sense.


 
Posted : 26/05/2020 10:31 pm
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I can see the funny side of it, I used to live and work in a Dutch hotel 🤣🤣🤣 No, not one that rented rooms or girls by the hour. It's pure speculation but I wondered if it could somehow be connected to what's been going on.
Today I've been getting calls from a private number, asking me to confirm that my name is xxxx. Her name was Chastity and was calling from a company that doesn't exist.
It is freaking me out and I'm not getting much sleep, it's totally insane.


 
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Arrange for neighbours to "visit" if they appear again. Make your road be busy. Do gardening. Also Light from the street towards the house so neighbours can see rather than just shadow. Driveway PIR doorbell stuck on a tree?


 
Posted : 27/05/2020 12:01 am
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I'm invested now, what other weird thigs other than phone calls?!?


 
Posted : 27/05/2020 8:13 am
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what on earth is a pervhouse?!?! The mind boggles!!

There's a little pervhouse in my soul.....


 
Posted : 27/05/2020 8:35 am
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singletrackworld.com/forum/topic/i-think-i-need-cctv/page/2/#post-11213442

Nope, still none the wiser!


 
Posted : 27/05/2020 8:39 am
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faerie - you still with us?


 
Posted : 27/05/2020 11:31 pm
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Hey, yeah.
It's all been quiet today thankfully. Another incident from Saturday has come to light though. A group of 6 tried to get into a neighbour's for a party, and became pushy and abusive but they didn't get in. Did anyone order hookers and coke?
The neighbours have been great, we've sorted out an informal neighbourhood watch for the moment and have been discussing cctv. There's a few vulnerable residents who are worried, so we're working together so that we can feel a bit safer. Still no idea what's going on though.


 
Posted : 28/05/2020 12:23 am
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Are folk coming to the door individually? Is it possible that someone is sending prostitutes to you?

edit: I’ve just read the post above.


 
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I reckon there's 3 possible scenarios:

A 'Ye Olde Knocking Shoppe' is operating somewhere close to your home.

A rumour has spread that there's a 'Ye Olde Knocking Shoppe' near your home, but there isn't.

Someone has started deliberately spreading a rumour that there's a 'Ye Olde Knocking Shoppe' on your street to upset either you or someone on the street for reasons unknown.

Either the taxi drivers have got wind of this house of ill repute (if anything shady is happening in an area, taxi drivers invariably know about it) and are looking for some post shift action. Or someone is directing them to your house/street on purpose to unsettle you.

The bit about the 'women walking around in suspenders' is odd. If someone is doing this on purpose to upset you. They're going to extreme lengths. I can't see it being easy to organise people to walk around in suspenders' in public, unless they're exceptionally motivated (and fu#@&ng weird!)

Or perhaps someone IS trying to upset you, but not all the strange things that you're witnessing are due to that person/organisation. You're concluding that all these strange incidents are linked when they're not?


 
Posted : 28/05/2020 1:24 am
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The events have happened individually at different times of day, but the people have been approaching houses in various numbers. It's not just been prostitutes, it could be drugs as well, we've even had a taxi load of gatecrashers. In fact they've sent everything apart from the booze, I'll await a tesco van next. If Carlsberg did covid lockdown parties it would be a lot better than this.
I was wondering if some **** was posting an ad on gumtree, Snapchat or whatever with a drop pin, some of them seem to be trying to phone or message to check the address, are they calling Chastity?
Who knows?


 
Posted : 28/05/2020 1:42 am
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Very irritating and concerning. I hope it isn’t anything sinister, just an idiot amusing themselves.


 
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I'd imagine the usual dogging spots are a bit off limits at the moment and folk are using houses?, sounds like someone in your street is into it, or as said above, it's been posted accidentally or as a joke/revenge somewhere online, and that's why folk are turning up there.

Doesn't sound sinister tbh, but you'd be amazed at the amount of this shit that goes on, there's an underpass on my commute home, on the outskirts of a new town that is constantly littered with all sorts in the morning, dildo's, crusties, jonnies, it's ****in mingin, it's a horrible damp wee concrete tunnel, the mind does indeed boggle.


 
Posted : 28/05/2020 7:55 am
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It seems to be getting stranger by the day. Was your neighbour actually having a party when 6 ppl showed up trying to get in?

have you checked Facebook for local groups or mention of your road?


 
Posted : 28/05/2020 9:46 am
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Next time someone comes round can’t you just ask them how they came to choose your address?


 
Posted : 28/05/2020 10:18 pm
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I've asked, both times they have replied that "someone" gave it to them and that they can't tell me who. I've had a look at fb, but I'd expect that if anything were posted it would be on a more private platform. It's certainly strange, and we are none the the wiser as to who or why.


 
Posted : 29/05/2020 12:10 am
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Crikey!! How long have you lived there?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-australia-52843846


 
Posted : 29/05/2020 12:21 am
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Could your address be the centre of the postcode?


 
Posted : 29/05/2020 12:50 am
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😂 Not as unusual as I thought, but they only got the wrong address once. We've had at least 6 separate incidents over a sustained period of time.
I wondered if the addresses could be taken from a pin drop on Google maps or something, but the people at the doors have been given the address by someone and have called someone to confirm. So whoever it is, is actively doing so knowing that people are being turned away.


 
Posted : 29/05/2020 1:07 am
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So I got the camera installed and had no nonsense for weeks. Until tonight, wrong address again. Once he'd gone I looked through the footage and the taxi had parked up the road behind someone else's car. Meh.


 
Posted : 20/06/2020 10:16 pm
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Must be someone from here and they knew you were going to install CCTV!


 
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What would you have done if you'd ID'ed the vehicle other than to tell it was a taxi? You're going about this mystery the wrong way. You had someone at your door and you didn't question them.


 
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