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

[watso63]

Just mount a Go Pro on a stick, trawl the bars shoving your camera where it's not wanted, ignore visa, employment and taxation laws, open a Patreon and Pay Pal account, beg for money and hey presto watch the ca$h roll in. Seems to be all the rage at the moment.

 

Yeah the man's a crook but those "members" jibing at him because of his name and the colour of his skin, questioning his rights of citizenship in the UK is ridiculous and racist. Rule Britannia?

[maximillian]

13 hours ago, altcar bob said:

"British"  right,Bernard was right

 

If he was a great soccer player in a British team, I guess you wouldn't doubt his "Britishness".

[wazzupnow]

why did he apologize for this insurance scamming it is in his DNA

all britisch do it ,or claiming all kind of losses to their hotel gh etc!

its a way of life

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[evadgib]

1 minute ago, maximillian said:

If he was a great soccer player in a British team, I guess you wouldn't doubt his "Britishness".

If you were British you'd call it by its proper name ?

[jgarbo]

15 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?

How about a charge of insurance fraud, filing a false police report with intent to defraud and wasting police resources? A few months in clink, deportation and blacklist. 

[Pattaya28]

So the scammer is giving advise on what not to do LOL 

Idiot !

[Easy Come Easy Go]

2 hours ago, upu2 said:

He should be jailed, it is commonly called fraud

This place is funny sometimes, it's akin to a child doing something wrong, and that child needs to sit in the naughty corner for 10 minutes and then say sorry. It's only fraud after all... But how dare someone smoke some cannabis in their room alone, go directly to prison my friend, no questions asked  

Edited June 19, 2018 by Easy Come Easy Go

[Blackheart1916]

British? Hahahahaha.......

[BritManToo]

2 hours ago, upu2 said:

He should be jailed, it is commonly called fraud

Attempted fraud, it's only fraud after they pay.

[whaleboneman]

15 hours ago, DILLIGAD said:

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


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the fourth reply - congratulations

[Somtamnication]

Classic British name.

[oldlakey]

2 hours ago, disambiguated said:

'British'.

We used to get around somewhat

[Nurseynutcase]

I do remember reading somewhere that an attempt at defrauding an insurance company results in being blacklisted against taking out any more insurance for anything, with any other company.

 

This includes house insurance, car insurance etc.  Looks like he is heading for a whole lot of trouble when he gets back to the UK.

 

I wonder why if he lost/had stolen his computer in the Uk he did not make a claim on his insurance then?

[mogandave]

So he loses his laptop in the U.K., buys travel insurance, comes here and pretends to be robbed to file an insurance claim for what, $1-2k tops?

 

Really, wouldn't be easier to just get a job?  

[geriatrickid]

14 minutes ago, Somtamnication said:

Classic British name.

It is. Perhaps you were unaware that  the British Empire was the empire on which the sun never sets. This chap came from the people of one of the former colonial occupations.  Perhaps if Britain had not invaded and looted so many countries where it did not belong, it would not have its children coming home.

[DieterWiehe]

1 hour ago, Borzandy said:

I don't recognise this man as British.

Adesanya Olamide Omolaja ==isn't this an old Scottish name   ??

[Belzybob]

I reckon the UK police should be checking on any other scams he might be involved in.

 

 

 

 

[DILLIGAD]

It is. Perhaps you were unaware that  the British Empire was the empire on which the sun never sets. This chap came from the people of one of the former colonial occupations.  Perhaps if Britain had not invaded and looted so many countries where it did not belong, it would not have its children coming home.

If (just if) it only did bad to people, why would they then treat it as ‘home’. Sorry I cannot fathom out your thinking but I do agree that some bad things happened, just in the same way as longer back in UK history, Brits were taken as slaves by Vikings. There seems to be a lot of selective memories around when it comes to GB.

 

 

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[DILLIGAD]

Adesanya Olamide Omolaja ==isn't this an old Scottish name   [emoji23][emoji23]

Only on a broken type-writer!


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[flyingtlger]

16 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Adesanya Olamide Omolaja....

Doesn't sound very British to me????

 

[Xandernow]

So sad that posters on this forum will grab every opportunity for racist, discriminating remarks. Quality expats!

[sandrabbit]

20 minutes ago, Belzybob said:

I reckon the UK police should be checking on any other scams he might be involved in.

 

 

 

 

So he's Nigerian not British.

 

 

[HooHaa]

2 hours ago, Borzandy said:

I don't recognise this man as British.

Apparently your goverment does, so what you do or dont recognize is completely irrelevant.

[oldlakey]

11 minutes ago, sandrabbit said:

So he's Nigerian not British.

 

 

Lets not jump to conclusions just yet this needs more work

[ratcatcher]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/video/news/video-1709806/Video-Brit-tourist-makes-humiliating-apology-false-stealing-claim.html

[saminoz]

14 hours ago, Raymonddiaz said:

Yes British. The world is just a small village. A particular name doesn't belong to any specific country. Maybe it hurts but who can stop the wave with his own hands? 

That particular name belongs to Nigeria.

No great surprises there!

[chang1]

2 hours ago, wazzupnow said:

why did he apologize for this insurance scamming it is in his DNA

all britisch do it ,or claiming all kind of losses to their hotel gh etc!

its a way of life

If Britisch are people who hold a British passport but born outside the UK I may partly agree but as that would include my wife I know you are wrong. If you mean British then you are talking utter <deleted>.

[catman20]

3 hours ago, upu2 said:

Obviously you have not read all my posts.

no but u dont have many either do u ?  new be, 46 is it ? ? and the last 5 or 6 you sent to me were nonsense and way off topic, please do try to keep with the program.?

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[Winky Wilson]

Please, don't trust your money with an African. Always a loser. 

[altcar bob]

3 minutes ago, chang1 said:

If Britisch are people who hold a British passport but born outside the UK I may partly agree but as that would include my wife I know you are wrong. If you mean British then you are talking utter <deleted>.

That famous quote,yes magnificent in meaning and actions by fellow"Britisch"  "A dog is born in a stable,does the dog think its a horse?"   of course it does not,and to prove it,no recourse to public funds,no food banks,only Tesco crap bins