Be careful giving information to Census Workers.

[Daisy and Delilah]

Thanks for posting that, blue. Back in the old days we were very trusting of most people. Today, who knows who is at our door? I can see how they could easily slip in some questions they could gain valuable info from.

[moosmom]

Good advice, Blue.

I live in a secured building. The only way anyone will get in, is if I let them in.

I don't tell nobody NOTHING. I've had people call my cellphone and ask to speak to Donna Ploss. Now, I don't know about you, but THAT is a sign that it's either a bill collector or a telemarketer. How many of your friends call you by your first AND last name???

[happylabs]

I had a census worker come to my home back in the summer. Since I did not recognize his vehicle I did not go to the door. He left a card and I phoned. I made an appointment for him to come to the house. He had a badge and a laptop which he entered the information into. The whole process only took about 5 to 10 minutes. I don't really even remember now what info I gave him but it wasn't anything to be alarmed about. He was professional and courteous. No biggie.