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Wondeful YouTube channel though....

I declared no license years ago and they have left me alone. So... the Daily Mail link was simply a relatively recent search that came up when I Googled. Interesting to note that more and more people I know have/are ditching their TV sets/licensing and doing the same. I'm within my rights to not have to contribute to the fluff that's broadcasted. It's an antiquated system and they are scrabbling at ways force people to pay for it. Technology has moved on. People get their informat...

I DON'T HAVE A TV.

Unless they frikkin plant one in my house (it isn't a flat btw) then I really can't see there being an issue. Plus its been over 3 years. Plus I'm never there.

I'll find another use for my 140 quid a year thank you

Thousands if people simply use a tv for "off line" content.

I'm covered.

Secondly I won't let a stranger in anyway. The BBC just don't want people to take advantage of the loop hole do of course they'll tell you have to have one

Hate to quote the daily mail but...

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2343323/400-000-households-avoid-paying-TV-licence-watching-BBC-programmes-iPlayer.html

erm...by choice?