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DizzyD
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  #1390323 19-Sep-2015 16:43
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Trademe actually does the same thing. I have often see the little donation button before checkout. Never bothered donating before though. 



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  #1390524 20-Sep-2015 08:57
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marlinz: My partner asks them to donate the profits from our purchase , you should see how that throws the checkout operators lol


I find the foodbank collection outside a bit off on that front, in that the store profits from your donation.

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  #1390564 20-Sep-2015 11:10
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I'm happy to donate at a checkout for a charity I believe in.
Supermarkets allowing buskers to beg for change outside their doors... I go to another, nearby option.
It's funny what annoys me and what doesn't.



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  #1390607 20-Sep-2015 15:21
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I don't mind if there's a collection bucket by the till, but I don't want to be asked if I'd like to add some extra to the bill.

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  #1390635 20-Sep-2015 16:07
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Dunnersfella: I'm happy to donate at a checkout for a charity I believe in.
Supermarkets allowing buskers to beg for change outside their doors... I go to another, nearby option.
It's funny what annoys me and what doesn't.

I have never seen a busker begging. Perhaps my regular supermarket stops only allow high quality buskers.

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  #1390640 20-Sep-2015 16:24
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gzt:
Dunnersfella: I'm happy to donate at a checkout for a charity I believe in.
Supermarkets allowing buskers to beg for change outside their doors... I go to another, nearby option.
It's funny what annoys me and what doesn't.

I have never seen a busker begging. Perhaps my regular supermarket stops only allow high quality buskers.


There were a couple outside of a supermarket I went to during lunch... the guitar would be on their chair, not being played.
They stood there and asked for change. Probably needed a rest from playing, but not from taking cash?

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  #1390668 20-Sep-2015 17:22
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Don't see an issue, quick question, no compulsion, no pressure. It is dammed hard for charities to raise the funds to bo their valuable work.

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