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So you dont record any shows either? Only use tv for dvds.

"Live" is the key word , I do not watch or record any live broadcasts and therefore do not require a licence .

It's all a con..

Just had to pay the Volvo "road tax" tenner short of three ton

so this road tax thing....

duke63 wrote:But we all ready pay duty on fuel.

Its just another way of relieving hard working people of more of their own money.

And don't forget the vat on to of the fuel duty. /Cues up the James may tax on tax rant....

True. But it still has to be paid at the moment so at least it's fairer and proportional to road and car use.

But we all ready pay duty on fuel.

Its just another way of relieving hard working people of more of their own money.

... the case whether you use a TV, computer, tablet, mobile phone, games console, digital box, DVD/VHS recorder or any other device. I read that as broadcast be it catchup tv, online streaming or satellite/cable etc. If you don't use any of the above but only watch DVDs etc I can't see it being necessary. ...

And radio to isn't it?

You need to be covered by a TV Licence if you watch or record programmes as they're being shown on TV or live on an online TV service. This is the case whether you use a TV, computer, tablet, mobile phone, games console, digital box, DVD/VHS recorder or any other device.

It's any TV from memory. The "I don't watch BBC" argument has been tried and it failed.

Stupid question but what is defined as broadcast television ? Is it all TV or specifically content by the BBC ? I'm not going to do it as don't mind paying for a TV lience and think the BBC produce some great content but sounds like if you don't want to pay it's difficult and unlikely you would be p...

As far as I'm aware not paying for a TV lience is a criminal offence and therefore would land you a criminal record and if fines are not paid could ultimately see you in prison. If they can prove your watching broadcast television. A television on its own does not need a license. I know a few peopl...

As far as I'm aware not paying for a TV lience is a criminal offence and therefore would land you a criminal record and if fines are not paid could ultimately see you in prison.

D6 wrote:Surely the can simply see which addresses have not paid, and then visit them?

They do, but they don't have the right of entry from what I know.

In France it's part of the council tax equivalent so you can't dodge it.

Surely the can simply see which addresses have not paid, and then visit them?

... (f1) My laptop does have windows on it though, but that's only because of work. My work laptop does, but I never really use it unless I'm on the road. I run Windows 7 in a VirtualBox VM on my desktop for apps that won't translate to Linux and my own laptop is a Mac. Iam04 on PSN. I've got a Mac ...

My satellite dish is possibly a bit of a giveaway...

Ah okay.. something you might like is the Skenfrith road between Ross-on-Wye and Abergavenney.. very nice B-road The Tintern road is so busy with Traffic I avoid it like the plague, the Usk Roads are much quieter albeit not as nice scenery down there. ...

Ah okay.. something you might like is the Skenfrith road between Ross-on-Wye and Abergavenney.. very nice B-road The Tintern road is so busy with Traffic I avoid it like the plague, the Usk Roads are much quieter albeit not as nice scenery down there. ...

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