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Hettster | 20:58 Sat 25th Feb 2012 | Law
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I am always mindful of things found on the internet, however I am wondering if the following link and the info therein is factually correct? The video offers an argument suggesting that having to pay the TV licence is not legally enforcible: http://tv-licensing.b...-tv-licence-scam.html
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ABerrant, My ignorance has been astounding. Just goes to show 'dont believe everything that you've been told without checking it out for yourself'
Thank you for pointing that out.
11:57 Mon 27th Feb 2012
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mrsmaveric says "you WILL end up in court if you dont pay your tv licence".

Assuming, of course, you actually need one.
06:56 Wed 09th May 2012
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Postdog says "If you have equipment capable of recieving live TV (and that includes a computer) then technically you should have a licence."

WRONG.

Arksided says "It's my understanding that even if you have a mobile (whether or not) it can receive TV/Internet you have to have a licence."

WRONG.

mickrog says "and what for?.....to save less than £3 a week"

Why should I spend £3 a week, on something I don't use?
07:09 Wed 09th May 2012

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