Let me talk about the census I experienced
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On November 5th, last Friday night, someone called saying it was the census and asked me to describe my family’s situation. Given that there have been many reports of phone fraud cases over the years, and that we have indeed received numerous fraudulent calls. We asked them to come to our home the next day for an investigation, and promised to be at home all day (fairly cooperative, right?). On November 6th, around 9:30 in the morning, we looked out of the window and saw two women and a man knocking on the door of the apartment across from us (the property management had not yet installed intercom phones, so they could only knock). Since no one answered the door, the man turned around and kicked a car that was nearby (it was our car, and my husband scolded me for that). This is the case when it’s seen; what if it isn’t seen? Our car doesn’t have an alarm system either). My husband was very angry, but he still went downstairs to fill out a questionnaire. To be honest, in such a large residential complex, only three households received them; it was impossible to get in touch with the other residents by phone, nor could one enter their buildings. Even if they see it in the community, they won’t fill out the form.
Hehe, it seems I’m the more proactive one after all; I went to the community property management office on my own to register
I still haven’t gone for the check-up yet, as I’m not at home – I’m working somewhere else
When we paid the water and management fees in our community in October, the community had already done the calculations!
In our community, they come to people’s homes to ask detailed questions, and we cooperate actively; P
:), an apron was given; it would be nice to choose a different gift instead
Why do we keep running into the worse ones?