That surpises me, the guy seemed quite alright about it. Hope it wasn't a police officer who made that request to RUclips or even a passerby member of the public.
@@DrJenalDid you see the original? It was the female at the till who complained. I didn't get round to blurring her face out so it got removed by RUclips. I edited the body worn camera footage of her out. Never mind. Sorry to everyone who's comments got deleted.
I love it when they tell julian "ill call it a drive off then.." As they talk to the man sat in his car on the forecourt, who's paid AND not driven off at all...
Vishnu your are a top man. This is why I like auditors videos so much, they can show the good people /workers and not just the bad ones. Thanks for posting and keep doing what your doing so well.
Holly was respectful professional and a credit as they both honoured thier oaths and stayed impartial. Although the shop owner was respectful should not have wasted the polices time it's a civil matter.
Brilliant video, the guy in the petrol station was a very decent chap and would make a great youtube creator himself doing general day to day petrol station content, in his own jovial style. Holly the officer was lovely and very cute.👍
So the idea is to drive around and pay for fuel with coins that are not in general circulation....and no-one has seen which ultimately winds up the staff.... delay's other customers in the shop... which usually ends up with the Police being called... thus wasting their time...and then hope you get yourself arrested so you can sue for compensation......
@@Ad-gy7gn What...the employee's that are probably on minimum wage that have no influence whatsoever on the price of the fuel.....they are the victims!
The fact you don’t actually listen to any important information in these uploads and the fact that he can sue tells you exactly what’s right and what’s wrong this has to be the most dumb comment I have read so far.
@@warreng8976you are sad and dillusional if you think that upload had an important message....you are very naive if you cannot fathom out that the only purpose for the vid is generate / provoke a reaction for their YT channel...like I said .....just a time wasting exercise for everyone concerned apart from the vlogger.
Its frustrating that the police have a complete lack of sel awareness into recent misconduct of fellow forces or officers, even high profile cases of national attention. Most professions these days require registrants to keep abreast of misconduct as "never again" or learning incidents for professional development and training. Imagine a GP not keeping up to date with safeguarding or medication prescription guidelines...
The Garage attendant to be honest is top notch polite, patient and courteous and to be fair if some one came up to me and paid for goods/service etc say with a sheep which would be legal (only used as an example) but not commonly used I to would be a bit suspect
Ian Gould never even replies to me being beaten over the head with a baton repeatedly while at a protest. I was.refused a solicitor , toilet roll, blanket, medical attention and medication. Tell him he's a prat and Bindmans took on the case because his staff didn't reply to me once after 15 calls.
Decent interaction with the police who are obliged to attend the incident. However they didn't escalate and left to a more serious call. Petrol Attendant was very polite.
Although the crowns are legal tender I have read that they can be refused by retailers and even banks. The only place that are legally obliged to take them is the Post Office.
for sure if someone process it ( afterwards ) as a "drive off" they should show evidence the coin couldn't be banked, and they indeed tried to bank it and it was refused.
Seeing you were forced to wait there against your will because of their lack of knowledge on there part, what is your hourly rate. Bill them the your time they wasted.
@@adamwilson2117 There's case law on things like food and fuel. When you put that in the tank, or eat the food, payment is now a debt. The simple reason you can't get it back. That's different from say buying a pair of jeans. There even at the check out, they can refuse to accept coin or notes. The reason, you just leave the jeans in the store. No debt. Now for debts you are in a position where coin is legal tender for settlement of debts.
Good result that fella,power to the people 😁 love your part of the country and have had many lovely family holidays. Can I ask if the pitta shortage is over.
@@malky5016 They are in circulation even if unintended to be they get taken out of circulation when they get to post offices and banks but the whole commemorative coin is a scam to defraud people of the value of their currency so they do try and stop people banking them
@@adamwilson2117 My analysis, based on scrap is this. Lets say the cost of the silver is £50 for a £100 coin, cost of manufacture £1. So that's a £49 profit to the mint. Nice. So someone uses the coin, the bank returns it to the mint. The mint now pays out £100 to the bank. Electronic transfer. Ah, now it costs £1 to scrap the coin. Now the mint has lost money, not made a profit. Hence the mint is just protecting its bonuses.
The reason people ring 999 is to speak to The police, calling 101 is a silly woman in a call center who has ZERO knowledge of the law and it takes 3 times as long. Start charging a fee, tell them they have 20 mins free the rest is £200 per hour or part of an hour
Can you link in descriptions each video what coins you use , in theory you must have used a 1 oz silver 999 coin UK britania from 2016, this could have cost you? If bought as silver on let's say ebay it may have cost you scrap value + premium in auction so maybe £10-£15 . And it's face value is £50 ? This is what's confusing us lol . Great videos keep UK currency alive
When bought from the Royal Mint they cost £50 but because the Royal Mint advises banks to not accept them they are difficult to spend. You need nerves of steel like Brett to use them. However, they are legal tender. Because they are difficult to spend they are sold on eBay for less than £50 but not as low as the £15 you state because they are worth £50. I believe that Brett buys them on eBay for perhaps £40 and makes £10 when he uses them for diesel.
Vishnu conducted himself throughout in a pleasant and friendly manner, a credit to his bosses and society with a kind smile and calm demeanour. Top lad. He saved the taxpayers money by not reporting a drive off. Any beef rest firmly with those who try and bypass the law
taxpayer also pay for Illegals migrants to have tea and biscuits in hotels we also pay for bullets and bombs to shoot Russians for wars nothing to with the Taxpayer no one marching on the Downing street for that mess pal..
You're freaking legend man. Normally people avoid confrontation but you sir go looking for it 😂 Nevertheless I love what you do what a right character you really are 😂😂😂😂😂
It would be worrh making yourself a costa and drinking that while you are arguing with the cashier as well. Put in seventeen pounds and then a £3 Costa to just top it off right in front of them! They need to accept commemorative coins for the costa as well!
royal mint "In practice this means that although the silver UK coins we produce in denominations of £5, £20, £50 and £100 are approved as legal tender, they have been designed as limited edition collectables or gifts and will not be entering general circulation. As such, UK shops and banks are unlikely to accept them"
You can refuse to accept any form of legal tender if you advertise it in advance. However, unfortunate situation is petrol station is that he’s already had the fuel and therefore they have no option but to accept legal tender.
It would be interesting to see what would be the result in court if they actually press driving off charges. It could set a precedent if found not guilty and open the gates, depending on what court it ended up in.
Brilliant just brilliant I've been saying for the last 3 years. Auditors should go for a start point of £10.000 yrs 10K its the only way to sort this out...
Julian repeatedly touches his nose! (review the video). This a professionally recognised sign of dishonesty. It is often noticed when questioning suspects or during investigative interviews. What do you draw from that? Julian is quite manipulative and controlling of other people - in my opinion.
Knowledge is King,.. Such a shame that the " younger generation " only recognises... card ping , card ping. Fair play to the garage attendant.... a very decent chap indeed..
this seems to be the bank of englands fault they issued the coins advertising them as legal tender then later have told banks the were issued as commerative coins and not intended to be in used in circulation and not to accept them this is wierd ! For example my grandfather had a sweet//newspapershop he over the years accumulated some Maundy Money coins which he decided to keep these are also legal tender and also issued as commerative coins but as they were legal tender he was legaly not allowed to refuse payment in them unless they were offered in amounts over those listed below 1 pence coins > upto 20 pence 2 pence coins > upto 20 pence 5 pence coins - upto £5 10 pence coins > upto £5 20 pence coins > upto £10 50 pence coins > upto £10 £1 pound coins > any amount £2 pound coins > any amount so why the difference now is the bank of england actualy issueing fake money legaly ? I would also think that the Govenor of the bank of England could be liable for prosecution for this if you realy want to make a case a coin is either legal tender in British law or it isnt so to tell banks not to accept it is illegal
Julian. Signs up at Exeter sainsburys Alphington. Saying they won't accept commerative coins.. Did make me chuckle... May have something to do with you? 😂😉
When will both off licences on Undercliff rd west pay some tax it’s Felixstowe suffoik ip11 kind miss why should we pay for there cars and vans there’s on opposite the leisure centre and one near the hotel they need closing down for fraud the locals are struggling with them as they all live local keep my name quiet
Because ppl selling the coins on ebay don't know you can use the coins in shops etc they sell them for what they can get but if they checked with the mint they would find out they can spend them the are legal
Our Country is in the SH1T 😳 Lets all pay with Washers/Scrap Metal/Commemorative coins & Grind it to a FULL STOP 🚫 Imagine standing behind you in the queue at the Petrol Station. Like They say "The best thing about RUclips ia anyone can Post" they also say "The worst thing about RUclips is Anyone can post" 👎
Although it is legal tender, shops have the discretion to accept or refuse what they like. Where are you getting your legal advice from? Just Google can shops refuse legal tender. Those coins can be handed into a post office, but not all banks will accept them so you may be causing an inconvenience for the business by trying to force this on them. They have a right to refuse your method of payment, the same way they can refuse cards if they like. If they did not accept your payment method and you drove off, then yes you didn’t pay as the transaction was not completed. Both sides must agree. You can claim all you like they need to put signs up on what they accept and don’t accept, but you could also have just asked before filling up if that was your only way of paying. The only way you can force legal tender on someone is when squaring a debt. You are just playing silly monkeys and you are not even legally correct.
@@contactjd Nope, it's only a debt if you leave without paying although that also makes it a crime. Have a look at the formal definition: 'Debt is a deferred payment, or series of payments, which differentiates it from an immediate purchase'. You could fill up and leave them chickens worth the equivalent value of the fuel and that wouldn’t be paying for it either. Some places may accept chickens as payment and some may not. It is up to the shop what payment methods it accepts. The legal tender angle is a red herring. Shops don’t have to accept all forms of legal tender - except when squaring a debt.
@@contactjd What you are suggesting is absurd. Find me one source that refers to payment for petrol as a deferred payment? The ‘pay for it later’ part of the definition under the law, means at a later date under an agreement which may incur interest. If buying petrol was a true debt transaction you would have to sign a contract beforehand else it wouldn’t be binding and you could just go off without paying every single time. Obviously, when you eat at a restaurant you are meant to pay for your meal before you leave not a few days later. You can’t easily return it, just like the fuel, but that doesn’t mean they have to accept any payment you choose either.
@@Ironbuket the price displayed, you pulling the nozzle trigger, and cashier pressing button allowing you to proceed effectively forms the contract by both parties at the displayed terms. Otherwise what is to stop them doubling their price per litre after you've filled up? This is why these videos always mention lack of signs on the pumps , which some places are now starting to do ⛽ Using these coins is not really any different to handing over a £50 note which some cashiers don't recognise either, but let's not delve into 'promissory' notes... 💷 Do you ask for a signed contract before you get your hair cut by the way? 💇
How very dare you calling the future Mrs Gardiner a cutie like that, you just keep your eyes on the road 🤣 Oi 18:08 I seen you checking her out lol. So the police left without resolving the issue not that it was within their jurisdiction in the first place to attend a more important issue. Now If I remember correctly in days of yore we only dealt with gold silver and copper until (I think the Jew's in Britain) came up with banks and a promissory note as you'd put your gold, silver and copper in their bank and they'd give you a promissory bank note I promise to pay the barer the sum of
Julian silly question for you I take it you check all coins before you do this as knowing the dodgy ppl we have in the world some one is going to try forage them
@@julianchamberlain5399 I was thinking king more along the line of ppl forge coins to sell on ebay or other places how would you be able to tell they can forge watches paintings etc what's to say no one has done said coins and if they have how would you be able to tell
How can I dispose of commemorative crowns? And why do some have a higher face value than others? At the time of decimalisation the United Kingdom five-shilling crown was redenominated as a 25p coin and pieces struck prior to 1990 - all the way back to 1818 - continue to be legal tender for that amount. The face value of new issues of the coin from 1990 was increased to £5 because this was considered to be more consistent with the weight and size of the coin. Crowns are issued to mark special occasions rather than for use in general circulation. They are legal tender - for £5 or 25p as described above - but contrary to popular belief this does not mean that banks and retailers automatically have to accept them. Indeed you will probably find that most banks and retailers refuse. Please be aware, however, that the Post Office has agreed to exchange them for goods and services.
I must admit if I was in there shoes I would say to you “no problem I will try to bank the coin and if I cannot do that then I will reach out for further conversation with yourself. If it banks then happy days”
Brett, you keep talking about signs on the pumps, however I'm not convinced that is a good argument. Petrol stations can't change whether they do or don't accept legal tender via a sign surely. A debt is a debt and CAN be settled via legal tender. I feel you may be undermining your own point by implying that a private business can choose.
They can set terms of contract but it needs to be clear at the point where the contract is formed. I agree that keep repeating this is only helping them.
Re-uploaded and edited due to privacy complaint.
That surpises me, the guy seemed quite alright about it. Hope it wasn't a police officer who made that request to RUclips or even a passerby member of the public.
@@DrJenalDid you see the original? It was the female at the till who complained. I didn't get round to blurring her face out so it got removed by RUclips. I edited the body worn camera footage of her out. Never mind. Sorry to everyone who's comments got deleted.
@@julianchamberlain5399 I remember now, I did watch the original but I had to just re-jog my memory.
@@DrJenal At the Shell garage early in the video.
Privacy my A55. Its your video. No privacy in Public. And a servo is perceived public access
I love it when they tell julian "ill call it a drive off then.."
As they talk to the man sat in his car on the forecourt, who's paid AND not driven off at all...
Vishnu your are a top man. This is why I like auditors videos so much, they can show the good people /workers and not just the bad ones.
Thanks for posting and keep doing what your doing so well.
Yeah, he's a cool guy.
Holly was respectful professional and a credit as they both honoured thier oaths and stayed impartial. Although the shop owner was respectful should not have wasted the polices time it's a civil matter.
@@callumbush1 oops or is it oooopppppssss.😁 I must remember my dyslexic problems of to KCF for some chicken.😁
@@kevinsancto1574 I make mistakes all the time and someone always inevitably corrects me so just returning the favour lol
@@callumbush1 no worries I thought I would do the old KCF joke about my dyslexia.👍
Brilliant video, the guy in the petrol station was a very decent chap and would make a great youtube creator himself doing general day to day petrol station content, in his own jovial style.
Holly the officer was lovely and very cute.👍
Worth watching for the great garage attendant, he is so calm and lovely spoken.
What would you do in his shoes mate
The worker was friendly and good-natured, and I can understand his reticence. Well done!
Hahaha @ the cheeky shot of Holly's backside
Haha yeah I cracked up at that... bit cringe of him but she was nice.
So the idea is to drive around and pay for fuel with coins that are not in general circulation....and no-one has seen which ultimately winds up the staff.... delay's other customers in the shop... which usually ends up with the Police being called... thus wasting their time...and then hope you get yourself arrested so you can sue for compensation......
If fuel wasn't so extortionate it wouldn't be an issue. They get what they deserve.
@@Ad-gy7gn What...the employee's that are probably on minimum wage that have no influence whatsoever on the price of the fuel.....they are the victims!
@@nationalinterest1 These British people are morons. They should just accept the Coin. Legal tender
The fact you don’t actually listen to any important information in these uploads and the fact that he can sue tells you exactly what’s right and what’s wrong this has to be the most dumb comment I have read so far.
@@warreng8976you are sad and dillusional if you think that upload had an important message....you are very naive if you cannot fathom out that the only purpose for the vid is generate / provoke a reaction for their YT channel...like I said .....just a time wasting exercise for everyone concerned apart from the vlogger.
Its frustrating that the police have a complete lack of sel awareness into recent misconduct of fellow forces or officers, even high profile cases of national attention. Most professions these days require registrants to keep abreast of misconduct as "never again" or learning incidents for professional development and training. Imagine a GP not keeping up to date with safeguarding or medication prescription guidelines...
The Garage attendant to be honest is top notch polite, patient and courteous and to be fair if some one came up to me and paid for goods/service etc say with a sheep which would be legal (only used as an example) but not commonly used I to would be a bit suspect
Vishnu your the star of this video congratulations on a job well done Sir
Ian Gould never even replies to me being beaten over the head with a baton repeatedly while at a protest. I was.refused a solicitor , toilet roll, blanket, medical attention and medication. Tell him he's a prat and Bindmans took on the case because his staff didn't reply to me once after 15 calls.
Brilliant and well done on your claim. I hope the pigs have learned a lesson not to arrest innocent people.
[18:06} A little inappropriate mate.🤓
You dirty old man 😊
Holly looked great, keep up the good work.
She was no cutie(quota hire)
But i apreciate the camera work👍👍👍 bum bum bum 🤣🤣🤣
Keep em comeing jools 👍🇮🇪👊
Poor Staff at the Gas Station. Don't engage with 🐵 him. Time Waster. NUISANCE oh yes
Decent interaction with the police who are obliged to attend the incident. However they didn't escalate and left to a more serious call. Petrol Attendant was very polite.
Well done... love these coin Audit's
HIJulian i hope your well ,I went in my garage i put 80 ltrs £156,00 in my BMW, I gave them 6 tomatoes they accepted them all good .
Best bit was young "Vishers" trying to explain where his name comes from. Love it.
I’d laugh if they paid you in £5 coins… 😂😂😂
It is more than legal tender, and in reality, payment instead of paying with a "Promissory note," which is a promise to pay that debt.
Top guy at fuel station 👍👍👍
Vishnu is a credit to his parents. and the WPC seemed ok- not so much ego on show.
17:04 My sentiments exactly !!! Overall pleasant interactions, well done !
Although the crowns are legal tender I have read that they can be refused by retailers and even banks. The only place that are legally obliged to take them is the Post Office.
What's different about the post office?
@@contactjd They have agreed to exchange them for goods and services
for sure if someone process it ( afterwards )
as a "drive off"
they should show evidence the coin couldn't be banked,
and they indeed tried to bank it and it was refused.
Seeing you were forced to wait there against your will because of their lack of knowledge on there part, what is your hourly rate. Bill them the your time they wasted.
Holly Very Nice , Garage Attendtant VISHNU Real Gentleman.🙏
Wow £7000 thats huge
Julian, you really need to go and have a slap up meal at the Royal Mint and pay with their own coin
Would that depend on whether payment was demanded prior to or after the meal was delivered to the table?
@@johnvienta7622 Normally you pay after. What would be funny is the Mint putting up a sign saying they won't accept their own legal tender.
I did go to RM and this is what happened.
ruclips.net/video/dxblVsLQcPs/видео.html
@@Nickle314 Yeah exactly because the goods are consumed if there's not signs saying what they do/don't take then it'd be the same situation.
@@adamwilson2117 There's case law on things like food and fuel. When you put that in the tank, or eat the food, payment is now a debt. The simple reason you can't get it back.
That's different from say buying a pair of jeans. There even at the check out, they can refuse to accept coin or notes. The reason, you just leave the jeans in the store. No debt.
Now for debts you are in a position where coin is legal tender for settlement of debts.
It’s all been tried before mate. Prepare to be arrested.
Thank you. Good Luck.KBO.
All a bit clueless but all very friendly. Good audit.
The federal reserve is going down. There’s no question.
That's 5k and 7k you've got from D & C police??? Nice one if I'm correct.
In the past, I have had a Metal Detecting Licence for Crown Land. It was free and obtainable online.
Clowns don’t understand real money
New sub here love your content
The £50 coin is made of .999 fine silver. Great video mate 👍
It's not the fineness that counts, it's the weight of the metal that counts...
@@ef7480 you really typed that out and thought it didn't look bad to post xD
How does the Royal mint keep track of the amount of money that's in circulation within the economy?
18.09 , Classic rofl.
The pan down to Hollys butt was great, inappropriate but great. she'll be the butt of the jokes at the station when they see this.
Good result that fella,power to the people 😁 love your part of the country and have had many lovely family holidays. Can I ask if the pitta shortage is over.
Made me laugh when you pointed the camera at her arse haha 😂
Worth the re-watch... can't remember the Karen that got removed. Vishnu was a legend - great video. Have you done Trago yet ?
If you want the cops to get there in record time, just tell them that someone is filming your property.
I'm actually surprised any of them take these coins as they are non circulating coins.
They are legal tender.
@@Nickle314 Legal tender doesn't mean they are circulating coins... two different things
@@malky5016 They are in circulation even if unintended to be they get taken out of circulation when they get to post offices and banks but the whole commemorative coin is a scam to defraud people of the value of their currency so they do try and stop people banking them
I should say perceived value since there is only a belief in value absent belief their value drops significantly to scrap metal
@@adamwilson2117 My analysis, based on scrap is this. Lets say the cost of the silver is £50 for a £100 coin, cost of manufacture £1.
So that's a £49 profit to the mint. Nice.
So someone uses the coin, the bank returns it to the mint. The mint now pays out £100 to the bank. Electronic transfer.
Ah, now it costs £1 to scrap the coin. Now the mint has lost money, not made a profit.
Hence the mint is just protecting its bonuses.
Holly was great 👍
The god of McDonald's
Just seen the metal defecting, great idea. I literally pmsl.
Good little video upload cheers 👍
The reason people ring 999 is to speak to The police, calling 101 is a silly woman in a call center who has ZERO knowledge of the law and it takes 3 times as long. Start charging a fee, tell them they have 20 mins free the rest is £200 per hour or part of an hour
Good Video -Great Cast.
Can you link in descriptions each video what coins you use , in theory you must have used a 1 oz silver 999 coin UK britania from 2016, this could have cost you? If bought as silver on let's say ebay it may have cost you scrap value + premium in auction so maybe £10-£15 . And it's face value is £50 ? This is what's confusing us lol . Great videos keep UK currency alive
When bought from the Royal Mint they cost £50 but because the Royal Mint advises banks to not accept them they are difficult to spend. You need nerves of steel like Brett to use them. However, they are legal tender. Because they are difficult to spend they are sold on eBay for less than £50 but not as low as the £15 you state because they are worth £50. I believe that Brett buys them on eBay for perhaps £40 and makes £10 when he uses them for diesel.
The 50 pound coins ( silver) actually sell for about 60 pounds so the gas station is actually better off
Guess who actually paid that £7,000. Not the police but us, taxpayers.
Vishnu conducted himself throughout in a pleasant and friendly manner, a credit to his bosses and society with a kind smile and calm demeanour.
Top lad. He saved the taxpayers money by not reporting a drive off.
Any beef rest firmly with those who try and bypass the law
We pay for Police incompetence in so many ways not just the money they waste.
taxpayer also pay for Illegals migrants to have tea and biscuits in hotels we also pay for bullets and bombs to shoot Russians for wars nothing to with the Taxpayer no one marching on the Downing street for that mess pal..
Ideally, police officers should pay out of their own pockets for unlawful arrests. Until that happens the payouts are not going to change.
And aa a tax payer im so happy forthe Auditor. Well done on your pay out 👍👍
I would take it no problems lol. Put my own 50 in til
The way you spoke about that policewoman!! I thought it was 1970😮
The female Police officer was good.
You're freaking legend man. Normally people avoid confrontation but you sir go looking for it 😂 Nevertheless I love what you do what a right character you really are 😂😂😂😂😂
Sort of the opposite of a legend when you go looking for confrontation with minimum wage workers. I'd call that a twat
It would be worrh making yourself a costa and drinking that while you are arguing with the cashier as well.
Put in seventeen pounds and then a £3 Costa to just top it off right in front of them! They need to accept commemorative coins for the costa as well!
thats a civil matter nothing to do with the police
Chat GPT said £50 silver are not legal tender.
royal mint
"In practice this means that although the silver UK coins we produce in denominations of £5, £20, £50 and £100 are approved as legal tender, they have been designed as limited edition collectables or gifts and will not be entering general circulation. As such, UK shops and banks are unlikely to accept them"
They can't decide whether it gets circulated, that's down to us
You can refuse to accept any form of legal tender if you advertise it in advance. However, unfortunate situation is petrol station is that he’s already had the fuel and therefore they have no option but to accept legal tender.
Brilliant video! Garage guy, police were excellent, friendly, respectful
Cheeky! shot of Holly 👀😂
It would be interesting to see what would be the result in court if they actually press driving off charges. It could set a precedent if found not guilty and open the gates, depending on what court it ended up in.
Wonder where all these coins are from ?...
Brilliant just brilliant I've been saying for the last 3 years. Auditors should go for a start point of £10.000 yrs 10K its the only way to sort this out...
Hey Julian
Julian repeatedly touches his nose! (review the video). This a professionally recognised sign of dishonesty. It is often noticed when questioning suspects or during investigative interviews.
What do you draw from that?
Julian is quite manipulative and controlling of other people - in my opinion.
vishnu, good guy
Knowledge is King,..
Such a shame that the " younger generation " only recognises... card ping , card ping.
Fair play to the garage attendant.... a very decent chap indeed..
this seems to be the bank of englands fault they issued the coins advertising them as legal tender then later have told banks the were issued as commerative coins and not intended to be in used in circulation and not to accept them this is wierd !
For example my grandfather had a sweet//newspapershop he over the years accumulated some Maundy Money coins which he decided to keep these are also legal tender and also issued as commerative coins
but as they were legal tender he was legaly not allowed to refuse payment in them unless they were offered in amounts over those listed below
1 pence coins > upto 20 pence
2 pence coins > upto 20 pence
5 pence coins - upto £5
10 pence coins > upto £5
20 pence coins > upto £10
50 pence coins > upto £10
£1 pound coins > any amount
£2 pound coins > any amount
so why the difference now is the bank of england actualy issueing fake money legaly ?
I would also think that the Govenor of the bank of England could be liable for prosecution for this if you realy want to make a case
a coin is either legal tender in British law or it isnt so to tell banks not to accept it is illegal
18:09
How many times have you got compensation? Lol 🎉
Julian.
Signs up at Exeter sainsburys Alphington. Saying they won't accept commerative coins.. Did make me chuckle... May have something to do with you? 😂😉
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Vishnu was great! Apart from the 999 part.
I think there are specific laws around metal detecting just check them out
When will both off licences on Undercliff rd west pay some tax it’s Felixstowe suffoik ip11 kind miss why should we pay for there cars and vans there’s on opposite the leisure centre and one near the hotel they need closing down for fraud the locals are struggling with them as they all live local keep my name quiet
Is there a copper's rear of the year?
Because ppl selling the coins on ebay don't know you can use the coins in shops etc they sell them for what they can get but if they checked with the mint they would find out they can spend them the are legal
Our Country is in the SH1T 😳 Lets all pay with Washers/Scrap Metal/Commemorative coins & Grind it to a FULL STOP 🚫 Imagine standing behind you in the queue at the Petrol Station. Like They say "The best thing about RUclips ia anyone can Post" they also say "The worst thing about RUclips is Anyone can post" 👎
Although it is legal tender, shops have the discretion to accept or refuse what they like. Where are you getting your legal advice from? Just Google can shops refuse legal tender. Those coins can be handed into a post office, but not all banks will accept them so you may be causing an inconvenience for the business by trying to force this on them. They have a right to refuse your method of payment, the same way they can refuse cards if they like. If they did not accept your payment method and you drove off, then yes you didn’t pay as the transaction was not completed. Both sides must agree. You can claim all you like they need to put signs up on what they accept and don’t accept, but you could also have just asked before filling up if that was your only way of paying. The only way you can force legal tender on someone is when squaring a debt. You are just playing silly monkeys and you are not even legally correct.
This is a debt unless they can somehow take their fuel back. Same as if you ate a meal and left these coins as the payment.
@@contactjd Nope, it's only a debt if you leave without paying although that also makes it a crime. Have a look at the formal definition: 'Debt is a deferred payment, or series of payments, which differentiates it from an immediate purchase'.
You could fill up and leave them chickens worth the equivalent value of the fuel and that wouldn’t be paying for it either. Some places may accept chickens as payment and some may not. It is up to the shop what payment methods it accepts. The legal tender angle is a red herring. Shops don’t have to accept all forms of legal tender - except when squaring a debt.
@@Ironbuket filing up before paying = deferred. If you had to pay up front that would = immediate, which is where they can of course refuse
@@contactjd What you are suggesting is absurd. Find me one source that refers to payment for petrol as a deferred payment? The ‘pay for it later’ part of the definition under the law, means at a later date under an agreement which may incur interest. If buying petrol was a true debt transaction you would have to sign a contract beforehand else it wouldn’t be binding and you could just go off without paying every single time. Obviously, when you eat at a restaurant you are meant to pay for your meal before you leave not a few days later. You can’t easily return it, just like the fuel, but that doesn’t mean they have to accept any payment you choose either.
@@Ironbuket the price displayed, you pulling the nozzle trigger, and cashier pressing button allowing you to proceed effectively forms the contract by both parties at the displayed terms.
Otherwise what is to stop them doubling their price per litre after you've filled up?
This is why these videos always mention lack of signs on the pumps , which some places are now starting to do ⛽
Using these coins is not really any different to handing over a £50 note which some cashiers don't recognise either, but let's not delve into 'promissory' notes... 💷
Do you ask for a signed contract before you get your hair cut by the way? 💇
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How very dare you calling the future Mrs Gardiner a cutie like that, you just keep your eyes on the road 🤣 Oi 18:08 I seen you checking her out lol. So the police left without resolving the issue not that it was within their jurisdiction in the first place to attend a more important issue. Now If I remember correctly in days of yore we only dealt with gold silver and copper until (I think the Jew's in Britain) came up with banks and a promissory note as you'd put your gold, silver and copper in their bank and they'd give you a promissory bank note I promise to pay the barer the sum of
The Garage needs ANPR so they can stop the PUMP as you role up. The POLICE could be doing REAL work, Instead of WASTING time your GAMES 👎
Julian silly question for you I take it you check all coins before you do this as knowing the dodgy ppl we have in the world some one is going to try forage them
No ones going to forge coins you can't spend without attracting the attention of the police.
@@julianchamberlain5399 I was thinking king more along the line of ppl forge coins to sell on ebay or other places how would you be able to tell they can forge watches paintings etc what's to say no one has done said coins and if they have how would you be able to tell
Sad man
@Mick G for about 30 seconds,then thought,I haven’t finished watching that paint dry
Nice little bum shot of Holly. 😂😂
How can I dispose of commemorative crowns? And why do some have a higher face value than others?
At the time of decimalisation the United Kingdom five-shilling crown was redenominated as a 25p coin and pieces struck prior to 1990 - all the way back to 1818 - continue to be legal tender for that amount. The face value of new issues of the coin from 1990 was increased to £5 because this was considered to be more consistent with the weight and size of the coin.
Crowns are issued to mark special occasions rather than for use in general circulation. They are legal tender - for £5 or 25p as described above - but contrary to popular belief this does not mean that banks and retailers automatically have to accept them. Indeed you will probably find that most banks and retailers refuse. Please be aware, however, that the Post Office has agreed to exchange them for goods and services.
I must admit if I was in there shoes I would say to you “no problem I will try to bank the coin and if I cannot do that then I will reach out for further conversation with yourself. If it banks then happy days”
Holly oh yes mmm
Brett, you keep talking about signs on the pumps, however I'm not convinced that is a good argument. Petrol stations can't change whether they do or don't accept legal tender via a sign surely. A debt is a debt and CAN be settled via legal tender. I feel you may be undermining your own point by implying that a private business can choose.
They can set terms of contract but it needs to be clear at the point where the contract is formed. I agree that keep repeating this is only helping them.
So legal tender is essentially useless, as an establishment can simply write into the agreement, we don't accept legal tender?
I'd nearly drive to England just to do this, hopefully I can be falsely arrested too, Is there any coins in Ireland I can do this with? 😮
This guy's dangerous
It could be criminal damage with metal detecting as soon as you dig a hole .
Next time fill the minimum amount of fuel you can, but pay with the maximum face value coin, so they have to give you change in cash...😉