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John Galt wrote:

AndyC wrote:Likewise - and I'm O-neg

I am also. They really like us.

I'm O positive and they almost love me as much as you.

I've toyed with trying to give blood on the buses, particularly if there are no signs. My concern is that I've sent several letters and left voice messages with Carter, recommending that they change their policy. They know who I am as soon as I arrive and I wonder if my name is flagged for my opposition to their sign policy. I don't want to generate a situation where i'm asked to leave. That would really torque my jaw.

For now, I'm standing firm - as long as the signs are up in their sticks and bricks locations, I'm a non-donor.

RPBrown wrote: I gave blood this past weekend at the gun show at Market Hall and that bus was not posted.

I wondered about whether they could post the bus, parked on someone else's property. I assume that we are talking about Carter BC. I have posed the question (was the bus posted?) to several who gave blood and have never gotten an affirmative answer. They are within their legal rights to post store fronts. I don't see how that they could go into a church, for example, and even put up temporary signs or drive onto a parking lot which might not even be owned by the same company as the surrounding stores and put up a sign on their bus. Assuming those are all valid assumptions, them posting their store fronts falls well short of "protecting" a lot of what they do.