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TV Licensing refund - Still Pending
After the last annual calculation we have determined that you are eligible to receive a TV Licensing refund. Due to invalid account details records, we were unable to credit your account.
Please submit the TV Licensing refund request and allow us 2-4 weeks for the amount to be credited to your account.
Click "Refund Me Now" and follow the steps in order to have us process your request.
NOTE: For security reasons, we will record your IP Address, the date and time. Deliberate wrong inputs are criminally pursued.
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TV Licensing Refunds
TV Licensing refund - Still Pending
After the last annual calculation we have determined that you are eligible to receive a TV Licensing refund. Due to invalid account details records, we were unable to credit your account.
Please submit the TV Licensing refund request and allow us 2-4 weeks for the amount to be credited to your account.
Click "Refund Me Now" and follow the steps in order to have us process your request.
NOTE: For security reasons, we will record your IP Address, the date and time. Deliberate wrong inputs are criminally pursued.
Refund Me Now ⇨
Best regards,
TV Licensing Refunds
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100% SCAM kenny.............
Warning - refund email scam
A small number of our customers have received scam email messages saying they are due a refund. A link directs customers to a fake version of the official TV Licensing website which asks them to enter personal information and bank details.
If you receive a similar email message, please delete it. If you have already clicked the link, do not enter or submit any information. TV Licensing never sends refund information by email and is investigating the source of this fraud.
If you suspect an email might be from a scammer, do not click on any links or open any attachments in the email. Scammers may trick you into installing viruses or giving away your personal and bank details on a fake, fraudulent or scam website.
If you have any doubts whether an email has come from us, you can visit the TV Licensing website directly by typing tvlicensing.co.uk into your web browser or you can use our other contact details.
Here’s how to tell if an email you’ve received is genuine or a potential scam.
We will never:
email you to tell you that you’re entitled to a refund.
ask you to pay additional money for our services, e.g. when you’re buying a licence or changing your details.
Warning - refund email scam
A small number of our customers have received scam email messages saying they are due a refund. A link directs customers to a fake version of the official TV Licensing website which asks them to enter personal information and bank details.
If you receive a similar email message, please delete it. If you have already clicked the link, do not enter or submit any information. TV Licensing never sends refund information by email and is investigating the source of this fraud.
If you suspect an email might be from a scammer, do not click on any links or open any attachments in the email. Scammers may trick you into installing viruses or giving away your personal and bank details on a fake, fraudulent or scam website.
If you have any doubts whether an email has come from us, you can visit the TV Licensing website directly by typing tvlicensing.co.uk into your web browser or you can use our other contact details.
Here’s how to tell if an email you’ve received is genuine or a potential scam.
We will never:
email you to tell you that you’re entitled to a refund.
ask you to pay additional money for our services, e.g. when you’re buying a licence or changing your details.
forum jumping about all over the place. Thanks for that foxy, will pass round.
Only on telly.
Would be surpruised if there's a single documented case in British legal history in which ‘detection evidence’ from vans has been used to prosecute a licence fee dodger.
Would be surpruised if there's a single documented case in British legal history in which ‘detection evidence’ from vans has been used to prosecute a licence fee dodger.
Saw one 30 odd years ago, I have always believed they are bullcrap, as kenny says has one ever been mentioned in court, if they are fake then such a claim would be perjury!
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Lord Lucan drives a TV detector van. Not a hope of tracking him down.
My guess is there are probably between two & four detection vans throughout the whole country & they are probably only used on an odd ocassion to justify the claim they are on the prowl looking for you.
Here's a video of the detector man at work...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q_dari7c2gM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q_dari7c2gM
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