The Wealdstone Raider has denied conning followers who paid him for personalised video messages.
Gordon Hill, the person behind the long-lasting web meme which went viral a decade in the past, remains to be eating off the celebrity from his confrontation with a fellow soccer fan. His “if you want some, I’ll give it ya” warning turned a catchphrase for the ages.
So a lot so, that folks nonetheless discover the 57-year-old hysterical to this present day. Gordon has since gone on to do quite a few charity occasions to lift cash for various causes, however a number of people have been left pissed off with him over the festive interval – successfully telling him ‘you have bought no followers!’
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Gordon costs £30 to learn out and document a brief clip upon request and fee from followers on his social media platforms. And some felt short-changed once they allegedly did not obtain their movies or didn’t get refunds.
Christmas is a busy time for one of the best of us, and the Wealdstone Raider unsurprisingly had loads of requests coming his means on Facebook (which has a whopping 62,000 followers) and Instagram within the lead as much as December twenty fifth. Fans wished to shock their relations and associates with a personalised message.
However, nearly three weeks past Christmas Day, some claimed to nonetheless be ready and even being ignored when requesting refunds. Despite one nameless fan being promised a refund on a couple of event, they stored having to chase additional for the cash.
On the Wealdstone Raider’s official Facebook channel, which advertises for individuals to request messages, individuals expressed their displeasure within the New Year. One, who shared display grabs of ignored DMs, posted: “Am I going get my refund! I’m posting the messages.” Another user commented, alleging: “People paying and not receiving”.
Other replies to Gordon’s posts included “give me a video then” and “I’ve messaged ye! You didn’t reply!” One comment from January 11th also said: “Paid on 24th December and still not received videos, would like refund.”
The Wealdstone Raider has explained to Daily Star Sport some reasons behind late videos and financial disputes.
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Gordon, who flew out from the UK to Thailand for a month-long journey on New Year’s Day, blamed points round PayPal and his account being suspended. He additionally claimed to have had his Facebook hacked, and that he has lots of of glad prospects.
The hectic festive interval with many video requests additionally coincided with the builder working his full time job and doing charity occasions. Part of Gordon’s go to to Asia was to be on the charity rugby league match between Legends of Super League and NRL Masters.
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An picture surfaced on social media this week of the Wealdstone Raider in a Thailand bar with a tray filled with pictures, which additional riled some individuals who paid for movies.
It is known at the least one dissatisfied particular person has had their refund paid since Daily Star Sport reached out to the Wealdstone Raider.