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Angelina Wrote:

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> I don't know why people do - I usually just ask

> through the door who it is and say "I'll get my

> husband....he's in the garden with his friends,

> hold on", or "I can't open the door, the dog's

> going mad"


"I'm just polishing my baseball bat collection, be there in a minute" etc

We?ve just had 2 reasonably well dressed ladies knock our door and ask if we know anyone who speaks Portuguese! When told no they disappeared pretty quickly. We are on Ulverscroft rd. Anyone had anything similar today? Seems really odd!

yummumbums Wrote:

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> We?ve just had 2 reasonably well dressed ladies

> knock our door and ask if we know anyone who

> speaks Portuguese! When told no they disappeared

> pretty quickly. We are on Ulverscroft rd. Anyone

> had anything similar today? Seems really odd!



Yes I had this yesterday on Ulverscroft Road.


Very strange question. It wasn't clear if they were looking for a specific Portuguese person or Portuguese speakers in general.


I suggested they post on here rather than go house to house!


It didn't really occur to me until now that they might have some ulterior motive.


I thought the second person was a child, but I only caught a glimpse of them from the back,so it could have been a quite small adult.

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