The popular British YouTuber Max Fosh showed its own death to claim the return of £ 37.28 ($ 50) after the airline refused to repay for his missed flight.
A thirty -year -old comedian, known for his 4.7 million channel subscriber, has discovered airline companies, offering cash compensation only if the passengers die.
False funeral, death certificate approved by princess secure return £ 37
Fosh declared himself an “incredibly Malicher” and was looking for revenge by using this gap. His mission? Become “technically dead” on paper. After exploring the possibilities, he contacted Seborg, self-eclated micronization in Italy unrecognized by global governments. Princess Nina Menegatto, sympathetic to Fosh’s battle against “Big Bad Airlines”, agreed to help.
Fosh traveled to Seborgy, where Princess Nina hosted a “diplomatic visit” and signed her own death certificate, verified by his “demise”. To strengthen his case, he organized a funeral with three hired mourning and eulogy from his video editor.
The “Principality”, which has its own flag and currency, participated in purely for fun. Fosh then submitted the documents unnamed airlines, betting staff would not understand them carefully. The stuntman cost him significantly more than replacement, flights to Italy, car rental and actors’ fees, but insisted that it was a principle, not money.
Five days later, the airline approved its return and asked for bank data. But Fosh’s lawyer hit and warned that the claim that money was “fraudulent” under the British Act on Fraud of 2006, although they were not direct fraud.
Although Youtuber claimed that airlines were using customers with stiff policies, he left the paycheck. In his viral video he “died technically”, he urged the audience not to fulfill this system.
Legal experts note that while the Seborgy certificate lacks legal weight, its use for financial profit could trigger fees. The airline did not comment on publicly.
Meanwhile, the video caused a global debate and accumulated 2+ millions of views. Supporters appreciated Fosh’s creativity and criticism of predatory airline policies, while critics called it waste.
The reactions of social media ranged from “dude is so petty” to admiration for the involvement of micronization into “fraudulent behavior”.
Fosh, known for pieces such as Hazard in Vegas with a speaking parrot, turned satire into a viral protest. Although 37 pounds failed, he emphasized how passengers would lose thousands of irreversible tickets.
Princess Nina’s office confirmed that cooperation was only for fun and underlines the absurdity of the stuntman.
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