Fair play mate...I know this garage, it’s on the A38 near the racecourse, we normally stop on our way back up to grab a coffee. Next time I go in I’m going to make a point of telling them about this video and how you are correct and they are in the wrong.. keep it up, not only entertaining but it’s people like you who help to protect our rights which are slowly being eroded away!
Who's the ejit who suggested that you cash them in..? This is the whole point of your vids. Are they missing the point of what you are attempting to do..? They must be missing the purpose of what it is you are doing. Keep it going as I for one find it amusing and the people that you come across in their l3arning also...!
👍 It’s crazy when you think about it, refusing some silver with intrinsic value and a face value while demanding a piece of plastic/paper with just face value.
good point. Give it a year or two and we will be papering our living room walls with that worthless plastic fiat currency and fighting over the very coins getting rejected.
You tried paying your tax bill with those coins yet, as it would interesting to see what a branch of government would say about attempting to pay with legal tender 😂
I am always amazed when a person that fled from a country due to lack of freedom, complains and cries about a camera in a free country they chose to immigrate to. Makes no sense.
freedom should include the ability to not be recorded. UK is one of the most watched countries in the world, we don't need every tom dick and harry going around with a camera as if that makes us more free
@@anonyoutube825 Restricting people's use of cameras in public is not freedom. It's this type of thinking that caused an empire that ruled half the world to be relegated to a shitty tiny island in the Arctic Circle.
@@joefairplay2837 You're missing the point entirely. Freedom would be the option to not be filmed, you morons have no idea what actual freedom is yet go around infringing on other peoples freedom whilst using poorly written laws to back up being a dick. If you're happy to be the most spied on country in the world you're opinion isn't valid on freedom
@@SalimKhan-gk1fh have you been paying attention at all? They are proclaimed as legal tender. They can be declined in shops, as ownership of the goods is transferred AFTER payment, so they have a right to accept or not accept. However, in situations such as a restaurant or fuel station, ownership of the goods is transferred upon receipt of the fuel or food/drink, so at this point you owe a debt. This is where there’s a loophole, as you might call it (but it isn’t one, as they are legal tender (check with the royal mint)), as when you owe somebody a debt, you may pay it with any means, so long as it is legal tender. So if the person owed the debt officially refuses to accept the coins “the legal tender payment”, the debt is now nullified, as you have made a reasonable attempt to pay (by offering legal tender). What Julian does, which is extra clever, is he passes the coin/s to them. At which point they have accepted the payment, so by handing it back (on camera) and stating they are refusing to accept the payment, proves beyond a reasonable doubt, that Julian made a reasonable attempt to pay. He also never takes the coins when they are placed back on to the counter. So he can’t be shown to be acting dishonestly or disingenuously. If you’re going to try and correct someone and assert some knowledge or perceived knowledge should I say, at least do some research first to avoid looking stupid.
@D̷av̷y̷ h̷a̷y̷z̷y̷ you tell me, seeing as you’re clearly ultra clever. With your spaces between punctuation, & lack of capital letter to start a new question.
These encounters are always interesting the confusion it creates is monumental,very interesting from many aspects raised even though he states 'you are a smart man and a bad man' great work julian
These guys said, "I think you are not a peaceful person." That is not very nice, and it's racist. You are a very peaceful person, and you are a legend. Peace, love and respect, mate. Keep doing with your videos.
@S Highlander I love how these guys speaking in a second language although not fully conversant in the law still sound way more intelligent than you. Oh and they aren't a racist pos.
How many of these coming do you have? Or is it the same coin being reused ?? 😁around 15:00 just asking random customers if they seen one before, then accepting when they say as gospel!
If the random customer said "yeah I've seen those before, they are legal tender" would he have said oh thats ok then and put them in the till? The first guy he showed, in yellow, was the tanker driver who had just delivered the fuel.
I dislike how halfway through the video he called to a customer and brought him in to it. That is against the law under GDPR. Also it's just very personal information that is being spread around as they shout at you over each other. Bad form. Bad company.
18:20 You say "I got them from the Royal Mint." He says "Did you get them from the Royal Mail". No wonder they're slapping their heads. I was doing that too over their misunderstanding.
30:00 mins, and really? You actually sit there and even say to us, your viewers, that you are surprised that they did this, knowing full well you have done this before, even got a camera on your chest for this reason. i cannot stand liars.
I tried to explain that it doesn't work like that. Its funny how these retailers think they are in control of the situation and that we have to comply with their companies policies when the truth is they have to comply with the laws of this land that they are trading in.
@@julianchamberlain5399 go back in after you have spent one and spend 50p, paying with a £50 note, but ask for £20 in coins in the change. These folk will feel they are getting one up on you by giving you the coin back...😉
Julian....Are you sure you filmed this at the top of Telegraph Hill, just South of Exeter, Devon and Not in Dover, Kent. I thought it odd that you were in Dover.
I don't believe that you think that they were good natured. He was insulted many times. The aggression in Thier voices was very evident. They used threatening behaviour. Then followed him out to tell him he's a bad man. How dare they!
I wonder if this would work in a restaurant situation where the food has been consumed therefore creating the debt 🤷♂️ ….. but then again could you eat £80’s worth of food …… you’ll have to meet up with me for a curry !
@@jamieprice23 but there are 50 and 100 pound coins also so it depends how much the meal came to. Some restaurants are expensive. Although yes, he could just spend one 20 pound coin.
Hi Julian, did you follow up the GDPR breach with pc linzi Bradshaw? I noticed how quick she left the scene when you pointed that out! Kind regards Lee
Mate, get you. But I think but these employees have a hard enough time. Perhaps more educated people would be better. Shades of bullying, start at the top. Disappointed.
I guess the shops/stations dont want to accept them as they think they could possibly be fake .....some places have signs saying £50 notes not accepted.....where does the law stand with that i wonder??
What happened with that Sainsbury's wombat who threw the coins back in your car? and that idiot copper, who just gave all your personal details to her?.
Maybe a penny if you're lucky. First they took away the gold, then the silver and then the scoundrels decided to take away the copper in the 1 and 2 pence coins several decades ago. I used to collect the 1 and 2 pence coins that still had copper in them. Not many around though these days. There's about 40 pounds worth of pure silver in those 100 pound coins though if I'm correct.
Isn't it brilliant how the UK has become how foreigners think they understand and can dictate what the actual law is after being here 5 minutes, I've even seen this in the police force with foreign officers creating lawsuits.
I think the guy was spot on when he said if you were a genuine person you would of asked first whether they would accept the coins as payment, and not just helped yourself to some ones else's fuel, knowing you would cause harassment and possible loss of money.The mint says, 100 pound coins hold legal tender status, but are INTENDED AS COLLECTORS ITEMS AND NOT FOUND IN GENERAL CIRCULATION, I would not accept this coin as part of any change, knowing i would have massive problems trying to use a collectable coin which even the royal mint would not buy back. Your going to need an electric car at this rate, as no one will be serving you any fuel. why do you want to keep upsetting people?
Queen said they are for payment throughout our United Kingdom. I suppose you think the same nonsense about her? How can you say the lost money? It is money! They formed a contract and I fulfilled my side of it. www.thegazette.co.uk/notice/2375187 "The said silver coin shall be legal tender for payment of any amount in any part of Our United Kingdom."
He knows they want payment for the debt in sterling. I mean, it can easily be flipped the other way though. They could have went out to him and confirmed his payment method before switching on the pump.
Crazy isn't it? The main reason I do this is about sound money. I hate those plastic notes. I'd much rather go back to using crowns, florins and shillings etc.
@@julianchamberlain5399 Absolutely! I grew up in the 1980's and remember the little green £1 and the £20 which were massive compared to these modern notes. Can't stand these modern plastic pieces of junk. Tiny little notes that feel and look like something out of a kid's playset.
Have you tried paying with the coins still in their wrapper, or showing it. Since it includes all the Royal Mint stuff, would that help staff accept the coins? Or is the point to just use legal tender just like any other coin.
@@johnvienta7622 On the contrary I think its good that youtube awards the tripe on here. As although the premise of the video is utterly frivolous there is some merit in making this terrible concept last 30 minutes.
@@morty6490 , full marks for using the word tripe in a sentence. I watch videos on how to clean a windscreen properly so perhaps i am not the one to comment on what is frivolous.
Enjoying catching up on what to me is new content. I think one thing these show up is what an absolute con these Royal Mint adverts are selling coins that to the untrained eye sound like good value. Baring in mind you’ve stated previously (or since) that you pay 80% of the face value for them, it’s clear that although there’s a market for rare coins, the majority don’t achieve a value even equal to their face value. The fact that banks don’t have to take them really makes the selling point of “legal tender” a farce. I’m glad you’ve found a way to use these at their face value (and the extra bonus that it’s on fuel we are being ripped off on). Business is business and if petrol stations find that allowing customers to pay for their fuel AFTER they consume it is the most convenient way to do business, they must accept the rough with the smooth (eg they have to follow certain laws that wouldn’t ordinarily be the case in a standard shop). Just because a company is a large corporation doesn’t mean they can have it both ways. And although I’m sure with some of your auditing there will be somethings I disagree with on here, on so many levels, this is a great exercise both from a business point of view and a moral one.
Just because its "legal tender" does not mean they have to take it . A businesses can chose what type of payment they will accept. This legal Tender so they have to take it thing is a Myth. 🤣🤣
gerrard B . Its guy again from manchester . Are you well , i use to live in taunton. wood street. the wood st pub the turks head . many years ago had loads of fun ,I was only 23 . i am your age now .
@@nigeats65 the winchester was nice like a cstle the turks head is over from the wood street pub very rough . taunton was nice . 11 off us ariived from manchester one saterday rentid flats ,And the locals wernt sure why we were their. , lots of rumoars flying about . we got a lot off free drinks off landlords in most pubs .
WHY DON'T THEY DO A QUICK GOOGLE TO CHECK TO FIND OUT IF THE SILVER IS LEGAL TENDER !!! AND YOU CARNT REFUSE SOMEONE A SERVICE!!! IT'S DISCRIMINATION - ESPECIALLY WHEN YOU CAN PAY FOR THE GOODS!!!!☺
Watching this I suddenly got a mental image of you standing on the beaches of Dunkirk. (....and somewhere in the distance a german voice was crying out: Oh, Christ! It's him again !!! Run!!!!! ).
Just for the guys in the video Photography/Recording on private property that is generally open to the public (e.g., a shopping mall) is usually permitted unless explicitly prohibited by posted signs. Weird, Strange so on.. still give's the right to do so.Nice one Julian I enjoy watching these interactions.
All my research suggests that. Google is your friend here (not BBB) I just leave the coins so they can reconsider and get a second chance of receiving full payment after seeking legal advice. I might reconsider this since the Bridgwater incident where they refused payment and gave the payment to the police even though the police said it was a civil matter and nothing to do with them. The WPC recommended I take the coins back and said that if the garage take civil action and it goes against me, then I'll have to pay twice.
They don't seem to have any problem accepting stolen cards do they ?
Positively encourage it dear chap
Fair play mate...I know this garage, it’s on the A38 near the racecourse, we normally stop on our way back up to grab a coffee.
Next time I go in I’m going to make a point of telling them about this video and how you are correct and they are in the wrong.. keep it up, not only entertaining but it’s people like you who help to protect our rights which are slowly being eroded away!
Who's the ejit who suggested that you cash them in..? This is the whole point of your vids. Are they missing the point of what you are attempting to do..? They must be missing the purpose of what it is you are doing. Keep it going as I for one find it amusing and the people that you come across in their l3arning also...!
Really?? ..... someone said cash them in ?? 😁😁
I find it quite ironic how they get so upset with you recording with all the camera's in the store.
You should see how many cameras there are outside. I might get a photo next week and use it as a thumbnail.
How dare you pay for fuel with legal money! Such a bad man. Next thing you'll be doing is video recording in public.
The bank of England holds a one million pound note, it's referred to as Titan or Giant.
Can you image asking for change.
Haha have you ever seen the classic film "The milion pound note"? Old film but great story.
@@technojoe4079 yes. Believe Gregory Peck was in the film.
@@barbaradyson6951 I'm going to look it up and watch it :)
@@technojoe4079 Classic! 😁👍
Giant is 1 million note, Titan is 100 million.
👍 It’s crazy when you think about it, refusing some silver with intrinsic value and a face value while demanding a piece of plastic/paper with just face value.
good point. Give it a year or two and we will be papering our living room walls with that worthless plastic fiat currency and fighting over the very coins getting rejected.
Excellent point
Why are they cheaper than "face value" then?
You tried paying your tax bill with those coins yet, as it would interesting to see what a branch of government would say about attempting to pay with legal tender 😂
I know courts accept them for fines.
@@technojoe4079 yeah I'm thinking of paying my council tax with them I'm looking on Ebay for coins for sale below face value.
@@callumbush1 Let me know how you get on bud 👍
I am always amazed when a person that fled from a country due to lack of freedom, complains and cries about a camera in a free country they chose to immigrate to. Makes no sense.
Good point
who said they fled ?
freedom should include the ability to not be recorded. UK is one of the most watched countries in the world, we don't need every tom dick and harry going around with a camera as if that makes us more free
@@anonyoutube825 Restricting people's use of cameras in public is not freedom. It's this type of thinking that caused an empire that ruled half the world to be relegated to a shitty tiny island in the Arctic Circle.
@@joefairplay2837 You're missing the point entirely. Freedom would be the option to not be filmed, you morons have no idea what actual freedom is yet go around infringing on other peoples freedom whilst using poorly written laws to back up being a dick. If you're happy to be the most spied on country in the world you're opinion isn't valid on freedom
How is it we are supposed to except getting paid in paper (which is worthless), but they won't take silver coins as payment 🤔
I know, its crazy. I thought they would have liked the silver coins.
Would be interesting to try this in a restaurant.
I'd give it a go as it's the same kind of principle as the taking of fuel.
Want try it myself son..👌👌👌
"I'll happily give you the food back.. Just wait 4 hours and give me a bag."
@@SalimKhan-gk1fh have you been paying attention at all? They are proclaimed as legal tender. They can be declined in shops, as ownership of the goods is transferred AFTER payment, so they have a right to accept or not accept. However, in situations such as a restaurant or fuel station, ownership of the goods is transferred upon receipt of the fuel or food/drink, so at this point you owe a debt. This is where there’s a loophole, as you might call it (but it isn’t one, as they are legal tender (check with the royal mint)), as when you owe somebody a debt, you may pay it with any means, so long as it is legal tender. So if the person owed the debt officially refuses to accept the coins “the legal tender payment”, the debt is now nullified, as you have made a reasonable attempt to pay (by offering legal tender).
What Julian does, which is extra clever, is he passes the coin/s to them. At which point they have accepted the payment, so by handing it back (on camera) and stating they are refusing to accept the payment, proves beyond a reasonable doubt, that Julian made a reasonable attempt to pay. He also never takes the coins when they are placed back on to the counter. So he can’t be shown to be acting dishonestly or disingenuously.
If you’re going to try and correct someone and assert some knowledge or perceived knowledge should I say, at least do some research first to avoid looking stupid.
@D̷av̷y̷ h̷a̷y̷z̷y̷ you tell me, seeing as you’re clearly ultra clever. With your spaces between punctuation, & lack of capital letter to start a new question.
I absolutely love this and your attitude towards it all
Brilliant
It's not illegal to record kids!
It's not the best thing you can do but not illegal.
Stop being so woke,,,kids are recorded as much as adults, why are people so afraid.
@@jamieprice23 Have you not seen Monsters Inc?
Depends where said kids are
These encounters are always interesting the confusion it creates is monumental,very interesting from many aspects raised even though he states 'you are a smart man and a bad man' great work julian
Also what sort of proof are they expecting you to produce? Like you said, you wouldn't do that for a £20 note.
These guys said, "I think you are not a peaceful person." That is not very nice, and it's racist. You are a very peaceful person, and you are a legend. Peace, love and respect, mate. Keep doing with your videos.
Legal Tender Royal Mint needs to own up to this.They took them so its on them NOT you.
I love it how every foreigner that rocks up on these shore barely able to speak English coherently suddenly becomes a Legal Expert.
@S Highlander I love how these guys speaking in a second language although not fully conversant in the law still sound way more intelligent than you. Oh and they aren't a racist pos.
How many of these coins did you actually get from the mint, you never seem to run out?
You can buy these on EBay below there face value
He's minted mate 😂
How many of these coming do you have? Or is it the same coin being reused ?? 😁around 15:00 just asking random customers if they seen one before, then accepting when they say as gospel!
If the random customer said "yeah I've seen those before, they are legal tender" would he have said oh thats ok then and put them in the till? The first guy he showed, in yellow, was the tanker driver who had just delivered the fuel.
My girlfriend finishes primary school in 10 mins
I dislike how halfway through the video he called to a customer and brought him in to it. That is against the law under GDPR. Also it's just very personal information that is being spread around as they shout at you over each other.
Bad form. Bad company.
18:20 You say "I got them from the Royal Mint." He says "Did you get them from the Royal Mail". No wonder they're slapping their heads. I was doing that too over their misunderstanding.
good spot, they didn't have a clue
Sorry about the dodgy camera angles, duff editing and the belch!
Yeah - nice belch. I could almost smell it...! Did you forget you were recording..?
@@nigeats65 Yeah!
30:00 mins, and really? You actually sit there and even say to us, your viewers, that you are surprised that they did this, knowing full well you have done this before, even got a camera on your chest for this reason. i cannot stand liars.
30:00 So they are basically saying that company policy trumps the law. No, it doesn't work like that.
I tried to explain that it doesn't work like that. Its funny how these retailers think they are in control of the situation and that we have to comply with their companies policies when the truth is they have to comply with the laws of this land that they are trading in.
If only it worked like that, could think of a few fun things we could do with a made up company and a big warehouse haha.
Good job mate
Well done Julian...👏👏👏 Keep it up until you use every last one of the coins ever issued. Enjoyed the video.. 👍👍
Hopefully I will end up buying ones i spent so they will never run out.
@@julianchamberlain5399 go back in after you have spent one and spend 50p, paying with a £50 note, but ask for £20 in coins in the change. These folk will feel they are getting one up on you by giving you the coin back...😉
Obviously, in their country of origin feelings trump over Law.
I Was in this petrol station last month with my mother . Its in, DOVER, Its called DINGHY FUEL. A petrol station. on the M20.kent .
No its at the top of telegraph hill just south of Exeter.
Julian....Are you sure you filmed this at the top of Telegraph Hill, just South of Exeter, Devon and Not in Dover, Kent. I thought it odd that you were in Dover.
@@nigeats65 Yeah, I might not know what day it is sometimes but I know where I was.
Great videos Julian. One thing that baffles me though is how much diesel you get through. I think you need a more efficient car. 😊
"if you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear"= "if you're genuine you have nothing to hide" Mr
Fair play to you Julian. Keep up the fight.
The staff were very good natured. I take my hat off to you keep up the good fight Julian.
I don't believe that you think that they were good natured.
He was insulted many times. The aggression in Thier voices was very evident.
They used threatening behaviour.
Then followed him out to tell him he's a bad man.
How dare they!
Good natured? The tallest one was far from reasonable- an angry irritable boy
One of them was very stroppy... the one moaning about if his girlfriend came in... don't be fooled by the meek, high pitch voices....
"This is your money"
"No this is my payment"
"I don't care sir.. This is your money, you can have it"
Job done! Thanks for the free fuel..
I could have done that on many occasions although I want to avoid being accused of theft, but you are right.
WHAT happens with the coins do all they have to do is exchange at the bank for cash ?
I wonder if this would work in a restaurant situation where the food has been consumed therefore creating the debt 🤷♂️ ….. but then again could you eat £80’s worth of food …… you’ll have to meet up with me for a curry !
Yes it would work the same way.
They are £20 coins, can he not just spend one of them,,,simple maths for a 2nd grade kid,,,,or 1st.....
@@jamieprice23 but there are 50 and 100 pound coins also so it depends how much the meal came to. Some restaurants are expensive. Although yes, he could just spend one 20 pound coin.
@@technojoe4079 or £10 or £5 and he would also be owed any change
Hi Julian, did you follow up the GDPR breach with pc linzi Bradshaw? I noticed how quick she left the scene when you pointed that out!
Kind regards
Lee
I submitted a complaint and will speak to my solicitor about it.
Mate, get you. But I think but these employees have a hard enough time. Perhaps more educated people would be better. Shades of bullying, start at the top. Disappointed.
Do they have a permit to work in UK I would be asking
All on the "student" visa scam, one room "University's"
I guess the shops/stations dont want to accept them as they think they could possibly be fake .....some places have signs saying £50 notes not accepted.....where does the law stand with that i wonder??
If there's a sign, there's a sign.
Love these videos. Great work
Is ther more value in a silver 20 pound coin or a fiat 20 pound note just asking out of interest
£20 coin is made from half an ounce of silver. Plastic £20 note is made from one hundredth of a reusable plastic bag.
@cross hatch2 about 32 euro to the ounce expensive soldering
I don’t believe your boss is the queen 👍
What happened with that Sainsbury's wombat who threw the coins back in your car? and that idiot copper, who just gave all your personal details to her?.
Nothing yet.
@@julianchamberlain5399 Well, I hope you get satisfaction and they get their comeuppance!
Wish dummies in comments would understand the real point of these videos instead of calling Julian a time waster etc,not productive
I’m with you.
What the mater with them it's about the cash not about video them ignorance personified you can't educate pork
This is England guys, learn how we do things and you won't go far wrong 👍
You’re not in the Punjab now
What an odd theory he had about his girlfriend another funny video cheers Julian 😂🤣😂😂😂
It was amusing. I didn't know Her Majesty the Queen has 400 petrol stations quicky marts.
Bravo, Sir!
How much value in metal is ther in a one pound coin or a two pound coin asking out of interest do you know
You mean in a copper nickel one pound coin?
Maybe a penny if you're lucky. First they took away the gold, then the silver and then the scoundrels decided to take away the copper in the 1 and 2 pence coins several decades ago. I used to collect the 1 and 2 pence coins that still had copper in them. Not many around though these days.
There's about 40 pounds worth of pure silver in those 100 pound coins though if I'm correct.
@@technojoe4079 I think you are correct 100%
Love what you do mate more videos please 😎👍
Isn't it brilliant how the UK has become how foreigners think they understand and can dictate what the actual law is after being here 5 minutes, I've even seen this in the police force with foreign officers creating lawsuits.
A promissory note is a banknote and legally u can make your own so its legal tender so u could pay for your fuel with a promissory note
I think the guy was spot on when he said if you were a genuine person you would of asked first whether they would accept the coins as payment, and not just helped yourself to some ones else's fuel, knowing you would cause harassment and possible loss of money.The mint says, 100 pound coins hold legal tender status, but are INTENDED AS COLLECTORS ITEMS AND NOT FOUND IN GENERAL CIRCULATION, I would not accept this coin as part of any change, knowing i would have massive problems trying to use a collectable coin which even the royal mint would not buy back. Your going to need an electric car at this rate, as no one will be serving you any fuel. why do you want to keep upsetting people?
Queen said they are for payment throughout our United Kingdom. I suppose you think the same nonsense about her? How can you say the lost money? It is money! They formed a contract and I fulfilled my side of it.
www.thegazette.co.uk/notice/2375187
"The said silver coin shall be legal tender for payment of any amount in any part of Our United Kingdom."
"You're gonna need an electric car at this rate" I like your sense of humour😂
He knows they want payment for the debt in sterling. I mean, it can easily be flipped the other way though. They could have went out to him and confirmed his payment method before switching on the pump.
Keep using them. If they can’t be bothered to keep up with legal tender payments then that’s there fault.
Hahaha, “To err is human, to forgive is not company policy!”
He thought you said you got the coins from the Royal Mail lol
I record because you record, and deny me a copy
"Here, i'm paying you with a silver coin that has intrinsic value "
"No thanks, we'd much rather have a slippy, slidey plastic £20 note"
🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
Crazy isn't it? The main reason I do this is about sound money. I hate those plastic notes. I'd much rather go back to using crowns, florins and shillings etc.
@@julianchamberlain5399 Absolutely! I grew up in the 1980's and remember the little green £1 and the £20 which were massive compared to these modern notes. Can't stand these modern plastic pieces of junk. Tiny little notes that feel and look like something out of a kid's playset.
The burp near the end was the level of respect those characters deserved. Should have let it out in the store. lol
Have you tried paying with the coins still in their wrapper, or showing it. Since it includes all the Royal Mint stuff, would that help staff accept the coins? Or is the point to just use legal tender just like any other coin.
To use them like any other coins.
What ya saying mate,..can't hear ya, you're a bit muffled😷
😂😜😂 Thanks Julian👍🏻
That was a polite way of saying it.
Choosing your denominations
1 2 5 10 nowt else?
Camera pointing to high. lol
Are you running out of petrol stations to go to now? 😂
Not yet. I've only really started in Devon. I've got Dorset, Somerset, Hampshire, Sussex etc. I might do a tour of the country.
The staff didn’t understand the law
So is it any coins made by the mint xx
Anything with a face value that is legal tender.
@@julianchamberlain5399 ok thanks x
And the most pathetic RUclips award goes too.... actively going out your way to inconvenience yourself.
If a RUclips award is pathetic perhaps you should be complaining to RUclips rather then Julian.
@@johnvienta7622 On the contrary I think its good that youtube awards the tripe on here. As although the premise of the video is utterly frivolous there is some merit in making this terrible concept last 30 minutes.
@@morty6490 , full marks for using the word tripe in a sentence. I watch videos on how to clean a windscreen properly so perhaps i am not the one to comment on what is frivolous.
Enjoying catching up on what to me is new content. I think one thing these show up is what an absolute con these Royal Mint adverts are selling coins that to the untrained eye sound like good value. Baring in mind you’ve stated previously (or since) that you pay 80% of the face value for them, it’s clear that although there’s a market for rare coins, the majority don’t achieve a value even equal to their face value. The fact that banks don’t have to take them really makes the selling point of “legal tender” a farce.
I’m glad you’ve found a way to use these at their face value (and the extra bonus that it’s on fuel we are being ripped off on). Business is business and if petrol stations find that allowing customers to pay for their fuel AFTER they consume it is the most convenient way to do business, they must accept the rough with the smooth (eg they have to follow certain laws that wouldn’t ordinarily be the case in a standard shop). Just because a company is a large corporation doesn’t mean they can have it both ways.
And although I’m sure with some of your auditing there will be somethings I disagree with on here, on so many levels, this is a great exercise both from a business point of view and a moral one.
Good comment.
because they cant bank them. so they lose the value.
why do you not carry a print-out of the relevant online site -proof ? Even tho that would imply your expectation of its requirement ?
I shouldn't need to but I have considered it.
Good on ya fantastic keep it up we're with you all the way pal
That's money it's not for spending
Those muslims what a mad bunch lol
Madness 👍👍😂
You have lots of rhese......
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Just because its "legal tender" does not mean they have to take it . A businesses can chose what type of payment they will accept. This legal Tender so they have to take it thing is a Myth. 🤣🤣
They don't have to take it and I didn't say that they do. They can't make me pay in any other way.
gerrard B . Its guy again from manchester . Are you well , i use to live in taunton. wood street. the wood st pub the turks head . many years ago had loads of fun ,I was only 23 . i am your age now .
Turks Head is in Exeter is it not...? What about the 'Winch' pub in Taunton. I remember that one from my time there in the early 90's....!
@@nigeats65 the winchester was nice like a cstle the turks head is over from the wood street pub very rough . taunton was nice . 11 off us ariived from manchester one saterday rentid flats ,And the locals wernt sure why we were their. , lots of rumoars flying about . we got a lot off free drinks off landlords in most pubs .
Could i or you go to a restaurant, consume food and pay the bill with those coins? Isn't that the same as filling your tank?
Yes.
Never saw a girl
The plot thickens!!
Yo! Thanks for all your epic work on our rights and freedoms!!!!!
Ruled by people that have just swam the channel🕵️♂️🏊🏾♂️🏊🏿♂️🕵️♀️
These coins are probably worth more than face value .
115 to 120 so eBay says....
Sounds like a bargain to me.....
WHY DON'T THEY DO A QUICK GOOGLE TO CHECK TO FIND OUT IF THE SILVER IS LEGAL TENDER !!! AND YOU CARNT REFUSE SOMEONE A SERVICE!!! IT'S DISCRIMINATION - ESPECIALLY WHEN YOU CAN PAY FOR THE GOODS!!!!☺
Watching this I suddenly got a mental image of you standing on the beaches of Dunkirk. (....and somewhere in the distance a german voice was crying out: Oh, Christ! It's him again !!! Run!!!!! ).
Just for the guys in the video
Photography/Recording on private property that is generally open to the public (e.g., a shopping mall) is usually permitted unless explicitly prohibited by posted signs.
Weird, Strange so on.. still give's the right to do so.Nice one Julian I enjoy watching these interactions.
Go to Elton Corner in newnham on severn be interesting how my boss handles it I work there and would take these lol
Recording on private property is very different dude, be careful
Julian killing it again 😂 probably not the first when you spoke to indians I thought they love this kind of money XD
Can you still buy them
On ebay etc..
How have egg sarnies made their way to Devon?
23.00 perfectly explained
Best to record so no claims of racism or lies can sneak in.
Just googled British 50, 20 pound coins. Guess what? It's legal tender.mind you English don't want scotish or NI money either.
Dont want but its still legal tender
Doesn't it extinguish the debt if they refuse your offer of legal tender cash?
All my research suggests that. Google is your friend here (not BBB) I just leave the coins so they can reconsider and get a second chance of receiving full payment after seeking legal advice. I might reconsider this since the Bridgwater incident where they refused payment and gave the payment to the police even though the police said it was a civil matter and nothing to do with them. The WPC recommended I take the coins back and said that if the garage take civil action and it goes against me, then I'll have to pay twice.
You are a true hero of the people. Bless you 🙏🏽
beautiful mate
brilliant