In my local kebab shop they have a 10p play £5 JP King Kebab and there must be only 3 bulbs working in the machine!!
Is this against the law to run a machine like this?
It can't cost much for a few bulbs could it?
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Posted 19 October 2003 - 01:09 PM
hello peeps..lol 
no its not illegal for bulbs not to work in machines but why on earth do u want to play a machine with only 3 bulbs approx only working what chance u got of knowing whats going on, it helps the player to win with all bulbs working coz u can see where u are and what ur doing. bulbs cost 6p each brand new, shop owners like to save money rather than spend it on machines thats if they own the machine, it maybe rented on a shares basis with an operator.
blinded by the light!!
who turned the god damn light out 8)
no its not illegal for bulbs not to work in machines but why on earth do u want to play a machine with only 3 bulbs approx only working what chance u got of knowing whats going on, it helps the player to win with all bulbs working coz u can see where u are and what ur doing. bulbs cost 6p each brand new, shop owners like to save money rather than spend it on machines thats if they own the machine, it maybe rented on a shares basis with an operator.blinded by the light!!
who turned the god damn light out 8)
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Posted 19 October 2003 - 03:21 PM
It is not fair play 2 the person playing the machine and is agenst the law under the fair tradeing act if only 3 bulbs are working on the hole of the machine out of 256 bulbs contact the company who have install the machine in the shop if nothing is still done about this contact the bacta group and report the problem to them as they have the power to sort this and will close the company down or remove the machine(s) in the shop if the machine is unfair for a person or persons to play the machine
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