3 Red Flag Questions That Can Mean Someone Is Planning to Rob You

🔗 The Complete Method I Teach, Written Down — The Door, The Road, The Days Away: https://edbrannigan.com/ A man in a clean polo shirt stood on a porch and asked a woman in her seventies whether she lived there alone. Eleven days later somebody came through her back door. After 25 years taking these reports, I can tell you the questions that show up over and over are not the ones that sound dangerous. They sound like small talk. And every one of them is a question about your house, wearing your name. In this video: Why "robbery" is the wrong word for what these questions actually predict The three questions, in the exact soft wording they get asked in Why lying about a husband or a dog is the second-best answer, not the first The one nobody flags: who else has access to your house The phone version that has replaced the doorstep version What to do with it, and why confronting somebody never helps Everything I know is written down in three books called Off the List, 186 checks in the order I would do them, at edbrannigan.com. Link in the pinned comment. Has somebody asked you one of these at your own door? Tell me what you said back. #homesecurity #burglaryprevention #personalsafety #safetytips #homeprotection #crimeprevention #stayingsafe #seniorsafety #situationalawareness #securitytips #protectyourhome #safetyfirst #edbrannigan #offthelist #neighborhoodwatch