I don't know what charity shops you've been in... but in any i've been in years ago or my aunt's been in sometimes there are real bargains to be had. For instance, my aunt found some jewellery in the charity shop, as it was a charity shop she paid something like £5 for it, ended up selling it at a boot fair to someone else for about £50. £45 profit from one item... sometimes there's a real bargain to be had, and sometimes decent profit to be made. Most items in any charity shop near me are very cheap, i've seen virtually new condition desk chairs in there for £5 (that would typically cost £40-£60 online or in stores new), been a long time since I was last in a charity shop but many memories of my local one.
Authorities are quick to take cars off the road. Tow trucks arrive with an hour and the car is gone. Why not simply take the fake charity bins as soon as they're discovered???
There might be legal issues involving that. We have the same issue in California. Our boxes have generic markers about curing cancer or homeless kids. The boxes sit there for months.
Because they should give the owner a chance to take the bins voluntarily, rather than have to go down the line of seizing them, if they have to seize them there will be a cost, as it costs money to bring out a long vehicle with a crane.
this is inside job..besides, do visit in india you will see whether your charity clothes are going to the right hands or not...Those clothes were been sold mostly on sunday at different parts of cities and town at every corner of India...
Regarding the fake charity bins. Most of them are being placed on council land or public land of some sort. I'm sure most councils have the legal right to remove illegally dumped items, all they need to do is remove them and dispose of them by collecting them and cutting them up for sale as scrap metal. The loss of the cost of the bins will hurt the fakers more than anything else the councils can do.
I don't think you understand what "non-profit" means.... Non profit doesn't necessarily mean that nobody is paid, look at the likes of Cancer Research UK, that's a non-profit charity, their CEO and top scientists will sure as hell be being paid a decent amount of money for their services. Non-profit merely means the organisation in it's own right is not a for profit company, like most are, it's nothing to do with whether or not the employees are volunteers or salaried.
They aren't bought with profits, you can buy a vehicle with profits for the company if it's a company vehicle.... you can't buy a vehicle from the company profits and keep it in the director's name (i.e his personal vehicle and not a company asset) unless it's done as a director's loan... As I said, being a non-profit doesn't mean the high ranking employees aren't salaried, the majority in most companies are, the CEO of Cancer Research UK is probably on at least £140k, if not more. They're a non-profit organisation, it's just the way it is, it's very rare a CEO in any non-profit organisation is not being paid any salary at all.
8:34 The entire fancy dress market is only a quarter of one million a year 10:57 Fakes cost the industry millions How can an industry so reportedly small be affected by many times its entire annual turnover?
My local council got rid of the charity clothing banks, and has started receiving money from a commercial outfit who have installed their banks instead. OK, there is a share going to charity but it's made to appear like a charity operation.
So are these people paying full retail type prices for these fakes? Cause as some ppl in comments have said, if you find a product that you know say goes for 120.00 pounds / dollars / soul gems idk whatever your currency be across the world, and you find it for like 30.00 or less......chances are its a damn fake.
In the fake bin story, they could have staked out one of the bins at 6 o'clock like that woman said, was when they usually came around to empty them, to find out who was behind it.
Re the fake clothes bins. Presumably they are located on either private land or the councils property. In either case the owner of the property should have the right to confiscate any property that has no permission to be where it is. Sell the bins for scrap. win win for the council the junk is gone and they have the added revenue from the sale of the confiscated property. Those bins aren't cheap, confiscate enough and they will stop putting them out. Now on to point 2. Those charities are selling perfectly good used clothing overseas for pennies on the pound because they are overwhelmed with the volume of donated material. The ones really cleaning up are the folks that are buying the stuff from them.
I like how this show pushes the angle that it's all about helping people from getting ripped off. The simple fact of the matter is that programmes like this are made because the Inland Revenue wants taxation and clamps down on fake goods
I would be more concerned with losses to charities if they didn't waste so much money paying ridiculously high salaries to CEOs etc. I no longer give to charities since I found out how much of my contribution went on "administration" and how little went to the proposed recipients. Take your stuff to the shops.
I live in North Carolina,USA and we have big green bins like this all over the place. They have a similar logo but they say planet green or something similar, but they also say for profit and this is not a charitable organization. I never donate now I know however it took me quite a while to realize. I wonder how many people donate to the for profit bins without knowing?
Lol these counsellors obviously wanted the cheapest course if their had gone with the college or university their would of realized it's not easy and the fact their is alot more involved in being a counselor
Puts a notice up on the banks saying they'll be seized if they don't get removed in 3 weeks then gets pissy when they are removed in a few days Why not just take them in the first place
You can probably also check the reviews, if it is a fake item the people who produce them will probably leave positive reviews so check for 3star reviews and see what the 1star ones are saying (quite often people will comment that it's a fake ). As a general rule I expect stuff off amazon that are much cheaper than the price in shops to be fake. Also if there are no reviews than its probably a bad idea to buy it
The fancy dress piece looked more like an ad for smiffys than exposing fake shite, and I'm sorry but "top quality" and "not massively expensive" are mutually exclusive. On Disney's official website an Elsa dress goes for about 30 quid and I expect that to be of average quality. When you buy shit for a fiver off ebay (or amazon for that matter), remember you're buying just that - shit. I'm going to trust that the footage is of the actual family, and said family's home/stuff and going by that - 30 quid is not a lot of money to them (like it would be to a LOT of other people). If you want quality you're going to have to pay for it like everyone else. Being cheap is not the same as being conned.
you dont think your cheap dress is gonna cause a fire hazard precisley you dont think maybe thats the problem buying cheap crap that u dont no were its comingfrom you exposed her to the danger cause you dont no who or were stuff from your buying
people make fake passports possibly because the person who wants the fake might have criminal history and want to enter a country that they can't otherwise
I brought a £100 item for £10 and was ripped off because it was a fake - What the fuck is wrong with people, do they know the state of the economy? If you buy something at a small fraction of the regular price, you get what you pay for.
selling our used clothes to 3rd world coutries been proved to destroing clothes market manufactures in actual 3rd world countires............so this time i appresiate people stealing them and therefore saving 3rd world countries clothes manufactures.
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Anyone else find it pretty ironic that Fake Britain was pirated and uploaded to TH-cam?
yes
not really because it is uploaded by the show themselves. Look at the channel name...
Mx x anyone can make up a Google name
iLiek Fish ok so would you like to pay to watch it?
DJ_BEANZz it’s from bbc it’s free to watch anyways
Places like Oxfam also deprive the needy as they only give a very small percentage of the profits to charity. The rest goes in their pockets.
Here's a tip with the charity bins. Just go straight to a charity shop and hand them over the counter.
the price of things in charity shops now are expensive so fuck the charity shops.
I don't know what charity shops you've been in... but in any i've been in years ago or my aunt's been in sometimes there are real bargains to be had.
For instance, my aunt found some jewellery in the charity shop, as it was a charity shop she paid something like £5 for it, ended up selling it at a boot fair to someone else for about £50.
£45 profit from one item... sometimes there's a real bargain to be had, and sometimes decent profit to be made.
Most items in any charity shop near me are very cheap, i've seen virtually new condition desk chairs in there for £5 (that would typically cost £40-£60 online or in stores new), been a long time since I was last in a charity shop but many memories of my local one.
thefiestaguy there is a charity shop near me that sells everything at 99p
i been charity shops in kenilworth warwick and we know most of the money doesnt actually go to charity.
Does my head in when people buy fake things on the cheap . Then complain that it isn't genuine lmao .
Some people don’t know that they brought fakes.
CustomBloc but buy cheap it’s a fake, sadly people who want designer bags but not the price are the problem.
Put them side by side and tell the consumer they can have the fake one for cheaper. What one do you think they will buy
Well if I took 20£ off you and give you a pile of trash. Would you be happy?
I actually found a junkie that climbed into a clothes bank it was the funniest shit ever, that's why I love Glasgow
At least its not going to the frauds ( if it’s a fake bin) lol,!
Authorities are quick to take cars off the road. Tow trucks arrive with an hour and the car is gone. Why not simply take the fake charity bins as soon as they're discovered???
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Thank you.
There might be legal issues involving that. We have the same issue in California. Our boxes have generic markers about curing cancer or homeless kids. The boxes sit there for months.
Because they should give the owner a chance to take the bins voluntarily, rather than have to go down the line of seizing them, if they have to seize them there will be a cost, as it costs money to bring out a long vehicle with a crane.
Auron Grande exactly, they destroy them not rebrand them too.
This show is so dramatic 😂
$500 for a fake ID? I’m in the wrong business
this is inside job..besides, do visit in india you will see whether your charity clothes are going to the right hands or not...Those clothes were been sold mostly on sunday at different parts of cities and town at every corner of India...
Regarding the fake charity bins. Most of them are being placed on council land or public land of some sort. I'm sure most councils have the legal right to remove illegally dumped items, all they need to do is remove them and dispose of them by collecting them and cutting them up for sale as scrap metal. The loss of the cost of the bins will hurt the fakers more than anything else the councils can do.
A not for profit organization, yet the suit drives a BMW......
I don't think you understand what "non-profit" means....
Non profit doesn't necessarily mean that nobody is paid, look at the likes of Cancer Research UK, that's a non-profit charity, their CEO and top scientists will sure as hell be being paid a decent amount of money for their services.
Non-profit merely means the organisation in it's own right is not a for profit company, like most are, it's nothing to do with whether or not the employees are volunteers or salaried.
non profit....so they have to spend the money......................in order not to make a profit
NO a company bmw NO thats a company cigar NO thats a company millionaires home in America NO...
Those were likely not bought with profits, that will be the wage that he is paid to run the company, wages paid are not profits.
They aren't bought with profits, you can buy a vehicle with profits for the company if it's a company vehicle.... you can't buy a vehicle from the company profits and keep it in the director's name (i.e his personal vehicle and not a company asset) unless it's done as a director's loan...
As I said, being a non-profit doesn't mean the high ranking employees aren't salaried, the majority in most companies are, the CEO of Cancer Research UK is probably on at least £140k, if not more.
They're a non-profit organisation, it's just the way it is, it's very rare a CEO in any non-profit organisation is not being paid any salary at all.
LOL what a game of cat and mouse with the clothes banks!! 🤣
8:34
The entire fancy dress market is only a quarter of one million a year
10:57
Fakes cost the industry millions
How can an industry so reportedly small be affected by many times its entire annual turnover?
They meant billion.....
Nice catch
did you not hear him say that the fakes make £6 million, 10% of his revenue?
39:01 been atleast 15 years last i seen a pokypine hair cut
The counselling course - "some will be affected by it for the rest of their lives".. really? they should seek counselling then..
Bought a dress for about £6.00, "why the fuck is it braking?!" I wonder....
Jim lol
I’m happy it’s on TH-cam cos it’s not on BT on anymore
My local council got rid of the charity clothing banks, and has started receiving money from a commercial outfit who have installed their banks instead. OK, there is a share going to charity but it's made to appear like a charity operation.
the girl who got conned on the taka counceling course said she now has trouble trusting people, she needs counceling for that lol
Love this show
The one thing I'll be taking away from this episode is "it probably burns like the clappers"
15:00
Somebody should start this show in the USA
mrearlygold someone should bring this to ABC or NBC
Thank you Jody for proving the messed up teeth stereotype for the UK. A little long in the tooth are we?
Thats for Larger
So are these people paying full retail type prices for these fakes? Cause as some ppl in comments have said, if you find a product that you know say goes for 120.00 pounds / dollars / soul gems idk whatever your currency be across the world,
and you find it for like 30.00 or less......chances are its a damn fake.
In the fake bin story, they could have staked out one of the bins at 6 o'clock like that woman said, was when they usually came around to empty them, to find out who was behind it.
That dress was clearly made my chabuddy g
Chabuddy gs peanut dust
Re the fake clothes bins. Presumably they are located on either private land or the councils property. In either case the owner of the property should have the right to confiscate any property that has no permission to be where it is. Sell the bins for scrap. win win for the council the junk is gone and they have the added revenue from the sale of the confiscated property. Those bins aren't cheap, confiscate enough and they will stop putting them out. Now on to point 2. Those charities are selling perfectly good used clothing overseas for pennies on the pound because they are overwhelmed with the volume of donated material. The ones really cleaning up are the folks that are buying the stuff from them.
I like how this show pushes the angle that it's all about helping people from getting ripped off. The simple fact of the matter is that programmes like this are made because the Inland Revenue wants taxation and clamps down on fake goods
ITS JUST A LONG T SHIRT ….*** DEAD *** LMAO
you carn't beat the old mop an bucket
Who else thought this was the british fake taxi 😂😂😂
I love ❤️ FAKE BRITAN IT SOOOO INTERESTING
"hit Disney cartoon, frozen" im cryinggg
I would be more concerned with losses to charities if they didn't waste so much money paying ridiculously high salaries to CEOs etc. I no longer give to charities since I found out how much of my contribution went on "administration" and how little went to the proposed recipients. Take your stuff to the shops.
They have a 6 million loss per year on their clothes. For 1 million per year i could stop their loss. That sounds like a good deal to me.
well isn't this programme fake cause the thumbnail has phones...
love this show!
Buys a dress listed as "Ice Queen" with no official Frozen labels. Surprised when it falls apart pretty much instantly.
The “original” Smiffy costumes look counterfeit in their own right anyway lmao
At 1:12 he struggled to lift that black bag lol
I live in North Carolina,USA and we have big green bins like this all over the place. They have a similar logo but they say planet green or something similar, but they also say for profit and this is not a charitable organization. I never donate now I know however it took me quite a while to realize. I wonder how many people donate to the for profit bins without knowing?
I hope they do a show on how women wear make-up to deceive men into thinking they are pretty.
Has the BBC stop producing this show ?? . I haven't seen the show on the tv for a while .
I hope you have a licence 😂
What if the kids decided to stop playing with torches and started playing with knives?
U can just move the them at the end of 3 or 4 weeks u give em so much time of course their going to do it
10000 a year? Damn I need to make a fake clothing bank
I love this bloke’s surname
I cant watch this. Oxfam is the biggest conmen of all
why dont the council take the bins spray paint the real color and then have other clothes bin for free everyone wins
2009bigchief exactly what I was thinking
The bottom line of this program is to tell people Aliexpress products are dangerous as hell !
What a load off BS
Lol these counsellors obviously wanted the cheapest course if their had gone with the college or university their would of realized it's not easy and the fact their is alot more involved in being a counselor
Puts a notice up on the banks saying they'll be seized if they don't get removed in 3 weeks then gets pissy when they are removed in a few days
Why not just take them in the first place
lol that start
OXfam employees were outraged, now they cant afford to use the money to fund their prostitution habits
the mum with facy dress should file that snagle tooth
Yeah I'm sure your a beauty queen!!
At the end, the fake certificate...the word 'counselling' was spelt wrong!!!
It's always the sloppy ones they catch...
lol don't but a Disney dress for a tenner 😂😂😂😂
I had no idea about charity bins. That's awful
sophisticated advertise for some of the product paid by genuine product manufacturer.
why am i watching this it's 3:18 in the morning
i used to live in harlow
Thanks
The poor standard of printing on Chinese cartons is a dead giveaway. They use different fonts too.
Probably got the mop and dresses on "wish"
Is the Armani suit this Brit warring an ORIGANAL !?!?
yeah but how do they know if thair fake
+Oliwia Zajac then watch the vid lol
Because of the packaging
You can probably also check the reviews, if it is a fake item the people who produce them will probably leave positive reviews so check for 3star reviews and see what the 1star ones are saying (quite often people will comment that it's a fake ). As a general rule I expect stuff off amazon that are much cheaper than the price in shops to be fake. Also if there are no reviews than its probably a bad idea to buy it
The clothing banks don't claim to be for any charity. Are they fake if they don't claim to be for charity?
how to install TCC800M honeywell fob at Galaxy 48?
And how about using cheap labour Smiffys to get your genuine stuff made?
"we sent the dress to disney and confirmed it was a fake"
Did you really send it or just say you did hahaha
0.08 are you alright Matt?
why is that woman using a pallet as a roof rack? very dangerous.
Gimme some fake phones.
Anyone know the name of the british show were they seize cars
I bought perfume for 75 quid at perfume store and they were not original!
Why not government fine for internet companies who help to sell fake products on their sites
I preferred it when Dom Littlewood presented the show
"The AQA"
"World war II evacuee"
This country is a fucking mine field. You can't step outside without being ripped off or walking into a trap.
what does the house that's behind this narrator have to do with anything? And they just keep zooming in and out on it on every episode
The fancy dress piece looked more like an ad for smiffys than exposing fake shite, and I'm sorry but "top quality" and "not massively expensive" are mutually exclusive. On Disney's official website an Elsa dress goes for about 30 quid and I expect that to be of average quality. When you buy shit for a fiver off ebay (or amazon for that matter), remember you're buying just that - shit. I'm going to trust that the footage is of the actual family, and said family's home/stuff and going by that - 30 quid is not a lot of money to them (like it would be to a LOT of other people). If you want quality you're going to have to pay for it like everyone else. Being cheap is not the same as being conned.
original ones!?
Don't give money to fakers give it to oxfam instead and their high earning ceo
where these fancy dresses are made in UK or in china?
WII evacuatie costume, please let his be a joke.
why dont they just destroy the clothes banks ?
What's the name of the channel user behind this channel
isn't the problem with the knockoff fancy dress outfits more a parents problem. as they shouldn't be letting their kids play near fire.
Fake CSCS card for fifty squid?!? thy's 'aving a laugh, mate.
oooh
i have one of those fake iphones
Anthony Heath idk my grandpa gave it to me bc it doesnt work... even though i live in Argentina, it looks exactly the same..
you dont think your cheap dress is gonna cause a fire hazard precisley you dont think maybe thats the problem buying cheap crap that u dont no were its comingfrom you exposed her to the danger cause you dont no who or were stuff from your buying
great control media... lol /s
I can understand the dress costume thing, but who would want a fake passport or id.
Someone who wants to make money from people who can't afford the real deal.
***** huh... idk that
people make fake passports possibly because the person who wants the fake might have criminal history and want to enter a country that they can't otherwise
So they can use it to gain employment to show they are a British citizen
time they investigated the fraud of the bbc tv license .. something i've never paid for lol
How did you manage that ?
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chocolate milk i say
I brought a £100 item for £10 and was ripped off because it was a fake - What the fuck is wrong with people, do they know the state of the economy? If you buy something at a small fraction of the regular price, you get what you pay for.
selling our used clothes to 3rd world coutries been proved to destroing clothes market manufactures in actual 3rd world countires............so this time i appresiate people stealing them and therefore saving 3rd world countries clothes manufactures.