For Max Fosh, all media are good to save some books … They even simulate their own death. As Dexerto reports, the British YouTubeur managed to die legally to be reimbursed by an airline.
It all starts on June 30, when the creator of content with 4.8 million subscribers shares a video in the intriguing title: “Technically, I am dead.” “If I organize my own funeral, it is because I must be technically dead to be reimbursed by an airline,” continues the cameraman, installed in his coffin.
In fact, two months ago, the creator of content reserved a flight but could not go there. When wanting to be reimbursed, discover then that airlines only reimburse the unused tickets in case of passenger death.
“It’s fraudulent”
“I had to die,” he says. Then think about stopping his heart for a few minutes. But the technique is too dangerous. Then it is submerged in the conditions of use of the airline. “The company requires a death certificate, but does not specify where this certificate should come from,” observes the British.
Neither one nor two goes to the Principality of Seborga, Italy, to obtain its official death certificate and be “dead in paper.” An epic … for a flight that costs less than 40 pounds for YouTubeur.
After receiving the official document, the airline finally followed its refund request. But Max Fosh finally decided not to go to the end of the process, and not claim his money, from his lawyer. “No, no, no, no, no. It’s not fraud, but it’s fraudulent,” he said, he prohibited him from claiming his money.
Max Fosh became known multiplying jokes and challenges on YouTube. The British had fun causing the passengers to believe on a flight they had landed in the bad city. He also hired soldiers to win a part of Paintball.
Source: BFM TV
