Paul
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No, it's entirely untrue.
You are obliged to have a TV License if you have any equipment capable of receiving a television signal. The defintion of "capable" is generally considered to be that the equipment has a tuner which is connected to an antenna and/or tuned in so that it is able to recieve television broadcasts.
You are not obliged to have licence simply to have a PC connected to the Internet. Technically, if you were caught watching a live TV stream it might be argued you're receiving a television signal and therefore require a licence. |
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Bluey
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You need a TV Licence to use any television receiving equipment such as a TV set, digital box, DVD or video recorder, PC, laptop or mobile phone to watch or record television programmes as they're being shown on TV.
If you use a digital box with a hi-fi system or another device that can only be used to produce sounds and can't display TV programmes, and you don't install or use any other TV receiving equipment, you don't need a TV Licence. |
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momof3 soon to be granof1
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I think so they are even talking about having bloody RADIO licences now!!!!!!! |
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borat_dave
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Not that i know of.
If you have a device that is capable of receiving television signals you have to pay the licence, be it a TV or a tuner card in your PC. |
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Bluebell
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Haven't a clue Elric but it wouldn't surprise me - have to pay through the nose for anything these days!! |
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nanny chris w
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My granddaughter just bought one of those new fangled phones with Internet and wireless re router and wasn't asked if she had a TV license |
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Kairi
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u have to pay the tv licence anyway due to the bbc. we still had to have a licence before we even had a computer |
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alex hephaestion
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I see many here have different answers to the question perhaps a little clarity is required
First off
You do NOT need a television licence if you are in possesion of a television and you use the televison as a monitor for watching DVD's or videos from your Dvd/Video player.
the license fee is for watching television programmes as long as there are no stations tuned in [better still remove the antenna] then there is no requirement to pay the licence fee
the Same applies to the Computer which has internet access.
if you are not watching broadcasted television programmes you do NOT have to pay any licence fee
Further to this i add
that the licence fee people is an organisation that has NO right of access to your home so when they come knocking on your door if they do not have any warrents issued by a court they have NO right of access
If they ask your name then tell them you are 'The Present Occupier'
here is a link which will explain to you and give you advice and tell some horror stories about the TVL
http://www.marmalade.net/lime/tvla.html
follow some of the links and read up
Enjoy ! ! ! ! |
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Fred3663
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You need a TV Licence to use any television receiving equipment such as a TV set, digital box, DVD or video recorder, PC, laptop or mobile phone to watch or record television programmes AS they're being shown on TV. |
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steven m
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Yes, you do unfortunately
Lets start a campaign to have it abolished |
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Whip 2
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never heard that before Pat, thats bloody shocking, greedy B******S!!! |
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KIMOSABI
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gosh,thats a new one on me.thanks for that,i will look into it. |
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hkirby7
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yes what a bloody rip off |
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MiZz RuBy
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yep- they gonna tax u on the **** that u do soon! |
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♥ Beaver Diva Sue ♥
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Good question elric...never realised you had to have a TV Licence to access the Internet !! |
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Candy Kisses
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Yes if u have a pc or laptop u are liable to pay |
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