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Tailor · 01-03-2007, 13:31

If you only watch DVD's on your telly then you don't need a TV Licence. However if you only watch Cable TV then you do need one.
This shows that if I am to watch any broadcasted TV then I must also pay the BBC for theirs whether I want it or not. This was acceptable to me in the 70's when TV was provided to all via an aerial and the majority of TV was provided by the BBC but times have changed and this is no longer the case.

Incendently Chris you're not so much responding to the topic but rather ripping other peoples responses, there's a difference!

01-03-2007, 13:31	#32
Tailor Inactive Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: SE England Age: 53 Posts: 22	Re: Another Take on Lost Channels If you only watch DVD's on your telly then you don't need a TV Licence. However if you only watch Cable TV then you do need one. This shows that if I am to watch any broadcasted TV then I must also pay the BBC for theirs whether I want it or not. This was acceptable to me in the 70's when TV was provided to all via an aerial and the majority of TV was provided by the BBC but times have changed and this is no longer the case. Incendently Chris you're not so much responding to the topic but rather ripping other peoples responses, there's a difference!