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art0hur0moh wrote:it's illegal to open a letter not addressed to you.

And if i don't keep them unopened i have no claim...

They have no authority in the united kingdom

drum wrote:

art0hur0moh wrote:

drum wrote:

common sense wrote:Another one from TV Licensing. " You payment failed to clear so we will cancel your licence at midnight unless you give us your card details"

is this emails ? just spam them and you wont get anymore. I always have a quick scroll through emails, never open them, then junk the shite.
I don't buy a license , most Scots dont. and we get all sorts of letter styles trying to trick us, one came looking like the postman tried to deliver a package, there was nothing on the card to suggest what it was, ripped the card open and its the TV license chancers *get in the sea*

I set them a letter saying they are required to pay a troy ounce of silver for storage fees for all the letters they have sent. I haven't opened one in over a decade and have quite a pile of them now...

Shortly after that they stopped printing my name on the letters.

It was a decade ago they phoned the police because i wouldn't let them in. I said i have a tv but why would i watch the crap on bbc, that was after i got a letter from the procurator fiscal. Two individuals impersonating officers threatened me with arrest if i didn't pay £70. I had plenty of pennies and twos, didn't know at the time they should have taken them. But they drove me to the bank to change them

They drove you to a bank They wouldn't get away with that shite these days Arthur, they work on peoples fear and always come in twos. On occasion when I get a letter from them but addressed to The Occupier, I bung it back in the post, redirected to The Occupier in No 10

Bin those letters man and forget all about them, they have NO authority in Scotland.

art0hur0moh wrote:

drum wrote:

common sense wrote:Another one from TV Licensing. " You payment failed to clear so we will cancel your licence at midnight unless you give us your card details"

is this emails ? just spam them and you wont get anymore. I always have a quick scroll through emails, never open them, then junk the shite.
I don't buy a license , most Scots dont. and we get all sorts of letter styles trying to trick us, one came looking like the postman tried to deliver a package, there was nothing on the card to suggest what it was, ripped the card open and its the TV license chancers *get in the sea*

I set them a letter saying they are required to pay a troy ounce of silver for storage fees for all the letters they have sent. I haven't opened one in over a decade and have quite a pile of them now...

Shortly after that they stopped printing my name on the letters.

It was a decade ago they phoned the police because i wouldn't let them in. I said i have a tv but why would i watch the crap on bbc, that was after i got a letter from the procurator fiscal. Two individuals impersonating officers threatened me with arrest if i didn't pay £70. I had plenty of pennies and twos, didn't know at the time they should have taken them. But they drove me to the bank to change them

drum wrote:

common sense wrote:Another one from TV Licensing. " You payment failed to clear so we will cancel your licence at midnight unless you give us your card details"

is this emails ? just spam them and you wont get anymore. I always have a quick scroll through emails, never open them, then junk the shite.
I don't buy a license , most Scots dont. and we get all sorts of letter styles trying to trick us, one came looking like the postman tried to deliver a package, there was nothing on the card to suggest what it was, ripped the card open and its the TV license chancers *get in the sea*

common sense wrote:

drum wrote:Scam.

Hmm, the linked page is definitely Gov.UK though.

Says this: Your are entitled to claim your tax refund of £352 through HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) online tax claim form.

You must be a registered tax payer to proceed with this application.

To successfully complete this application, following are the documents you must keep handy:

National I.D.

Any document which proves your residence.

Debit/Credit card details.

It will hardly take 15 minutes to complete a tax claim form. If you satisfies all the prerequisites successfully then please click on "Start now" button below to proceed.

Holly wrote:Does anyone actually believe all this?

Next he'll get an email from a Nigerian Princess who needs to transfer $15 millions to the UK and she would share it with him if he would send $1000 to get the transfer started.

Holly wrote:Does anyone actually believe all this?

Next he'll get an email from a Nigerian Princess who needs to transfer $15 millions to the UK and she would share it with him if he would send $1000 to get the transfer started.

common sense wrote:

Guest wrote:

common sense wrote:

drum wrote:Scam.

Hmm, the linked page is definitely Gov.UK though ...

So can you confirm that the site where you have to type in your bank details (including your security code) is the UK government?

No it's not. It's very much like it but it's a fake.

Guest wrote:

common sense wrote:

drum wrote:Scam.

Hmm, the linked page is definitely Gov.UK though ...

So can you confirm that the site where you have to type in your bank details (including your security code) is the UK government?

common sense wrote:

drum wrote:Scam.

Hmm, the linked page is definitely Gov.UK though ...

common sense wrote:Another one from TV Licensing. " You payment failed to clear so we will cancel your licence at midnight unless you give us your card details"

common sense wrote:Had an email today from HMRC saying I'm due to a £352 tax rebate on the 2019-2020 year. I don't pay tax, haven't paid a penny in my life. Link me to HMRC site which seems genuine and they want my debit card details plus 3 numbers on the back to transfer the money. Why would they want those and not the account details. HELP.