Hi
I don't particular like the BBC or the way it is funded, I don't like the immorality it promotes, I don't like the repeats, I don't like the biased news coverage (e.g. anti-Israel). I just don't like it.
So I just moved to rent a new property. 3 weeks later those lovely TV license people send me a letter demanding response within 2 weeks.
They tell me the property is unlicensed and I need to either pay up or claim I don't use TV for TV.
So I have a TV in the flat but I don't watch it much plus I use it mainly for xbox etc.
I have no sky subscription just a freeview box.
Think I may have spotted an opportunity to not pay. They say if I claim not to use a TV for TV then they will arrange an appointment to come and check out the property. So I could remove my TV, put it in my car boot, and invite them in and give them a nice cup of tea. They will see no TV. Is this enough to get them off my back? Or do they come back to check again and again- in which case I would refuse them in.
Is it really that simple? If they have state of the art equipment to detect if you have a tv in your flat why would they need to come in and check?
I don't particular like the BBC or the way it is funded, I don't like the immorality it promotes, I don't like the repeats, I don't like the biased news coverage (e.g. anti-Israel). I just don't like it.
So I just moved to rent a new property. 3 weeks later those lovely TV license people send me a letter demanding response within 2 weeks.
They tell me the property is unlicensed and I need to either pay up or claim I don't use TV for TV.
So I have a TV in the flat but I don't watch it much plus I use it mainly for xbox etc.
I have no sky subscription just a freeview box.
Think I may have spotted an opportunity to not pay. They say if I claim not to use a TV for TV then they will arrange an appointment to come and check out the property. So I could remove my TV, put it in my car boot, and invite them in and give them a nice cup of tea. They will see no TV. Is this enough to get them off my back? Or do they come back to check again and again- in which case I would refuse them in.
Is it really that simple? If they have state of the art equipment to detect if you have a tv in your flat why would they need to come in and check?
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