-No TV and not using any device to watch TV channels on any TV service, watch live TV on any streaming service, or use BBC iPlayer?*
-Empty property or unoccupied address?
-Covered by another licence?
-Please tell us if you think you don't need a TV Licence.
And I'm not surprised to be honest. The letters they send you monthly are particularly intimidating.
In order to get out of paying it you need to send them "proof"; which is impossible now as they basically class anything as a potential to receive signals and thus you need a license.
The letters vary in design but they're usually plastered with you will be fined £1000 for not paying.. and "we've send out an agent to investigate, pay now and don't get fined"
I didn't pay for a year and received a number of them. Never had a dude knock on my door though.
I'm American but also want to know. I found this: (https://www.tvlicensing.co.uk/check-if-you-need-one)
The BBC seems to justify itself with, "because thats the law." https://www.bbc.com/news/explainers-51376255
You literally don't have to pay it and can just ignore them.
Old people are too afraid and end up paying it.
And I'm not surprised to be honest. The letters they send you monthly are particularly intimidating.
In order to get out of paying it you need to send them "proof"; which is impossible now as they basically class anything as a potential to receive signals and thus you need a license.
The letters vary in design but they're usually plastered with you will be fined £1000 for not paying.. and "we've send out an agent to investigate, pay now and don't get fined"
I didn't pay for a year and received a number of them. Never had a dude knock on my door though.
Not to mention the goons who go to people's front door asking about their LOICENCE