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Yesterday morning, a white, balding man, slighly overweight, and carrying a large bag, knocked persistently on our front door. Fortunately I had taken the day off work, so was at home. When I answered the door, he insisted he had a 'parcel' for me. Of course, I slammed the door in his face and dialled 101 to report the matter to the police. The guy was quite persistent. Before he left, he pushed a small card through our letterbox. The spidery scrawl of his handwriting was quite hard to read, but he seemed to be inviting me to a 'sorting office' to collect a 'parcel'!!!


Obviously this incident has left me quite distressed, and I'm glad my wife and children weren't home at the time. I've seen other people dressed in similar (blue) clothing, but always in the afternoons, never in the morning.


I live on Barry Road, but would advise people to keep an eye out in case this guy is still operating in the East Dulwich area.

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I noticed some men going through my bins this morning, They then removed the green ones, emptied them into a large vehicle (didn't catch the reg, sorry), put them back on my front path and drove away at low speed.


I didn't alert the authorities but have posted here to warn you all to be on the lookout.

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