The Mystery Of The 'legal Name Fraud' Billboards

mikey4444 | 07:33 Sat 11th Jun 2016 | ChatterBank

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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-36499750

There has been one of these huge billboards just up the road from me for weeks now.

Reading the link, I am none the wiser about what these adverts mean, or the organisation behind them, but they seem to be sub David Icke to me.

There are some very strange people in the world, that's for sure.

Wondering

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murraymints

how odd..

mikey4444

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Odd doesn't even begin to describe this Minty....these billboards are costing a fortune, and apparently for no purpose whatsoever !

Methinks that somebody has more money than sense.

Hopkirk

Someone is wasting a lot of money.

If I was funding a campaign, it would be something important, like stopping people doing name checks after Popmaster.

murraymints

hoppy ..me too....all that she is listening in next room rubbish...can't you say hello normally ! lol...I want a one year out T shirt BTW

Svejk

I've read about those 'freemen' before. Some sort of anarchy, I suppose.

Eve

How bizarre! There is one on the outskirts of the city centre in Manchester too, must cost a fair bit given the size. Still none the wiser either!

murraymints

Perhaps all will be revealed as some kind of social experiment

Old_Geezer

Some folk have more money than sense. Either that or they are so stinking rich they can indulge in what amuses them without noticing the cost.

No, until I saw the article earlier I'd not seen any of the posters.

Tilly2

Warning! Do not throw stones at this poster!

mikey4444

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Can anybody, who has more time and patience than me, work out exactly what the point of this billboard campaign is ?

EDDIE51

There is no point to it. Just someone with a lot of money they want to throw away.The BBC link says the cost is in the £100,000s range, and confirms there is no legal case to it at all.