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British tourist forced to apologise after being caught trying to pull insurance scam on Koh Samui


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3 hours ago, Darcula said:

When this story hits the newswires back home, he's going to lose his MCC membership.

i read about this in the english news this morning

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11 minutes ago, upu2 said:

He should be jailed, it is commonly called fraud

one of the more sensible things you've said this morning, new be

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11 hours ago, mickymouse1 said:

Hey mate, the bugger didn't get away with it?or am I reading different story??

well IT tried, its even worse at it show to anyone that its a perfect idi...

 

13 hours ago, MW72 said:

How about saying sorry to all the people who pay inflated insurance prices to cover scamming pricks like you who get away with it?

 

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Cheers Mr. Omolaja for making the rest of us Brits look like lieing, insurance scamming con artists. How about apologising to us first!

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41 minutes ago, catman20 said:

one of the more sensible things you've said this morning, new be

Obviously you have not read all my posts.

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12 hours ago, mickymouse1 said:

Hey mate, the bugger didn't get away with it?or am I reading different story??

I think it is just your comprehension skills in reading MW72s post. Maybe try reading it slowly. He was referring to scammers LIKE this bloke who get away with it ?.

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The peoples never learn I got so many cases like that when I was working for the TPD as a volunteer in Samui. The name of that guy doesn't sound very British.

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13 hours ago, DILLIGAD said:

That’s a good olde world British name. Maybe he scammed the passport too?


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My thoughts exactly! ??

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So the moron decides to fly all the way to Thailand to pull this cheap stunt! Could have tried it in London instead of wasting his time and money trying this scam here. It is fraud and deserves some Jail time to let him ponder about his extreme unintelligence!! How much was he hoping to gain???

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47 minutes ago, peperobi said:

The peoples never learn I got so many cases like that when I was working for the TPD as a volunteer in Samui. The name of that guy doesn't sound very British.

Perhaps you or the bloke that photo-bombed the arrest can explain how that actually works? I'll skip work permits but what sort of checks were made, other than by a tailor?

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