Rip Off Britain TV Listings

TV Times

Rip Off Britain is scheduled to air at these times (may include spoilers):

• Mon 27

  10:45 am ends 11:30 am

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  Home Improvement Company Lies Cost Me Thousands — Rip Off Britain

  NEW Season 18 · Episode 1

  More details for Rip Off Britain, Mon 27, 10:45 am
• Tue 28

  10:45 am ends 11:30 am

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  Fake Loan Repayments Coming Off My Wages — Rip Off Britain

  NEW Season 18 · Episode 2

  Investigative journalist Shari Vahl takes on the case of the lorry driver fighting to clear his name after fake loan payments taken from his wages. There's also a look at the eBay scam that ensnared two drummers at opposite ends of the country - leaving one of them with no drum kit and out of pocket

  More details for Rip Off Britain, Tue 28, 10:45 am
• Wed 29

  10:45 am ends 11:30 am

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  Claim Denied Due to Home's Past Building Work — Rip Off Britain

  NEW Season 18 · Episode 3

  Gloria Hunniford, Julia Somerville and Louise Minchin investigate the home insurance policies refusing damage claims if the cause can be linked to events under an old policy. There's also an investigation into the mobility furniture company letting down vulnerable elderly customers - as well as TV presenter Pam Rhodes

  More details for Rip Off Britain, Wed 29, 10:45 am
• Thu 30

  10:45 am ends 11:30 am

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  Fraudster Cashed in My Tax Rebate Cheque — Rip Off Britain

  NEW Season 18 · Episode 4

  The team meet the 20-year-old who was waiting to receive a tax rebate from HMRC, only to discover someone else had cashed the cheque weeks earlier. A fraud lawyer is on hand to explain what went wrong. Plus, a man who was targeted by scammers after using social media to complain about missing Christmas presents that he'd ordered

  More details for Rip Off Britain, Thu 30, 10:45 am
• Fri 1

  10:45 am ends 11:30 am

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  Holidays: Our Flight Took Off While Board Said 'Please Wait' — Rip Off Britain

  NEW Season 18 · Episode 5

  The team ask whether airport information boards can be trusted, hearing from one group of passengers who waited patiently in the departure lounge for a delayed flight, only to find out it had taken off without them. Plus, an investigation into whether travel companies are following the rules designed to protect people whose package holidays go wrong

  More details for Rip Off Britain, Fri 1, 10:45 am