This is horrendous.
It's for companies to provide a better service if that indeed need be the case.
This government is in desperate need of ousting -
Why aren't we taxing bankers and their associates? They caused the deficit they should pay not the citizens, which are seen more and more like a cashcow with each passing day.
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Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostThat's not a broadband tax. It's a telephone tax.The 50 pence a month tax applies to everyone with a fixed line telephone.
Mark my words, it's the thin end of the wedge. Next step those with a fixed line telephone will be assumed to have broadband and therefore capable of receiving TV, so the TV licence fee will kick in.
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Certainly someone is doing the thinking for him, that's for sure.Originally posted by zeitghost
Scorched earth by liebour - ramraiding all the ridiculous policies through before they get masacred next year to make life tough for the Tories.
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Great! I don't have broadband at home - its absolutely crap in my area - and I don't really need it either. I have found other things to do on weekends and evenings. Now I get dinged anyway, eventhough I don't want it.
Just great!
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Blimey. Old news or what?
Does anyone else think that Stephen Timms looks a bit 'special'?
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Another tax
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/8270772.stm
A broadband tax, which will see everyone with a fixed telephone line paying 50p extra a month, "will be law before the next election".
This is according to the Stephen Timms, the Minister for Digital Britain.
And when everyone says "Well it's only 50p, it will become £5, then £10...."
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