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[It’sallbsParticipant]

http://www.leavemeansleave.eu

[HitmanParticipant]

The BBC SUCKS BBC.

[PistolPeteParticipant 27143]

This is why the UK doesn’t have guns—some asshole tries to force his way into your house and confiscate your private property? In the US this will get you killed—fast.

[black_knightParticipant 2602]

I’ve never owned a tv, and never will. I moved into a new flat about 10 years ago. After a while I received a letter noting that as a new occupant I’d not yet bought a tv licence. It said if I didn’t own a tv, then to call a phone number, and declare that. I remember thinking it was rather arrogant of them to expect me to pay for a phone call to tell them I didn’t own a tv. So I ignored it. They slowly began harrassing the f~~~ out of me, with red letters and everything. I worked nights, and one morning I came home to find an official looking note on my doormat, informing me officers had visited to search my property for a tv at 8pm the night before. I ended up moving out after 6 months, and they never did catch me at home, lol, wankers.

[TheSpiceParticipant 2644]

Wait. You have to pay an ongoing fee to own a TV? Wtf?

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[NerevarParticipant 8040]

black_knight wrote:

I’ve never owned a tv, and never will. I moved into a new flat about 10 years ago. After a while I received a letter noting that as a new occupant I’d not yet bought a tv licence. It said if I didn’t own a tv, then to call a phone number, and declare that. I remember thinking it was rather arrogant of them to expect me to pay for a phone call to tell them I didn’t own a tv. So I ignored it. They slowly began harrassing the f~~~ out of me, with red letters and everything. I worked nights, and one morning I came home to find an official looking note on my doormat, informing me officers had visited to search my property for a tv at 8pm the night before. I ended up moving out after 6 months, and they never did catch me at home, lol, wankers.

What the actual f~~~? They searched your place while you weren’t even there, because you didn’t have a tv?!

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[black_knightParticipant 2602]

Nerevar wrote:

black_knight wrote:

I’ve never owned a tv, and never will. I moved into a new flat about 10 years ago. After a while I received a letter noting that as a new occupant I’d not yet bought a tv licence. It said if I didn’t own a tv, then to call a phone number, and declare that. I remember thinking it was rather arrogant of them to expect me to pay for a phone call to tell them I didn’t own a tv. So I ignored it. They slowly began harrassing the f~~~ out of me, with red letters and everything. I worked nights, and one morning I came home to find an official looking note on my doormat, informing me officers had visited to search my property for a tv at 8pm the night before. I ended up moving out after 6 months, and they never did catch me at home, lol, wankers.

What the actual f~~~? They searched your place while you weren’t even there, because you didn’t have a tv?!

I probably didn’t describe it properly… no, they visited, but I was at work, so they put a note through the door informing me they’d been knocking with the intention to enter to search for evidence (or not) of me having a tv set in the property. However, had I continued to live there, and had they continued to not get access, I wouldn’t be surprised if they could have got some kind of warrant to enter themselves. But that’s just my speculation based on being a UK citizen, and knowing how this country works.

[black_knightParticipant 2602]

TheSpice wrote:

Wait. You have to pay an ongoing fee to own a TV? Wtf?

Technically no, if you can prove you’re not receiving live broadcasts. But for all intents and purposes, that’s nigh on impossible to do. So practically, yes, if you own a tv, we must pay around £150ish (I’m not sure of the exact figure) per year to the BBC because all of us have the potential to receive live BBC broadcasts. It’s basically a sneaky tax in one of the most taxed countries on earth.

Incidentally, there are two crimes in the UK where more women are convicted than men. One is prostitution, the other is tv licence evasion.

[It’sallbsParticipant]

They come back with a piece of paper claiming it is a warrant but it isn’t.

http://www.leavemeansleave.eu

[Will RobinsonParticipant 3479]

black_knight wrote:

I’ve never owned a tv, and never will. I moved into a new flat about 10 years ago. After a while I received a letter noting that as a new occupant I’d not yet bought a tv licence. It said if I didn’t own a tv, then to call a phone number, and declare that. I remember thinking it was rather arrogant of them to expect me to pay for a phone call to tell them I didn’t own a tv. So I ignored it. They slowly began harrassing the f~~~ out of me, with red letters and everything. I worked nights, and one morning I came home to find an official looking note on my doormat, informing me officers had visited to search my property for a tv at 8pm the night before. I ended up moving out after 6 months, and they never did catch me at home, lol, wankers.

Tell them the implied right of access to your property is revoked (you can use their online contact form to do it for free). Then they aren’t allowed to come up your path to knock on your door. It p~~~es them off no end, because there’s nothing they can do about it. .

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[Anonymous 1]

Whenever I hear the BBC I think of…

Jimmy will f~~~ing fix ya

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