The Family Room Classifieds
Buy, sell, give away items related to family life (e.g. baby equipment, clothes, toys).
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By DulwichGuy123 · Posted
Hi I'm actually dyslexic you wanker. You wouldn't say that to my face would ya? -
By SpringTime · Posted
Perhaps the DulwichGuy123 could write a little better, then it might have some luck x -
They neighbours aren’t a problem, its the cameras & the invasion of privacy is! if someone comes to the house next door, they can see who’s coming & going! why should the friend have to spend money putting up high fencing or something to block the cameras view? if it was me, I’d have hit the roof! or at the very least those with the cameras should spend their money for fencing or whatever to ensure they are not invading the privacy of their neighbours! -
By DulwichGuy123 · Posted
Get evidence, down incidents, take pictures (with caution, as you have to respect their privacy too), and document your concern Speak to other neighbours to confirm your suspicions and gather additional evidence If the watching escalates to harassment, report it to the police && If your neighbour's behaviour continues to cause significant distress, you can seek a restraining order through the courts.
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