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Re: TV licence non payment could be made a civil offence
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Originally Posted by telegramsam
This is my final comment on the matter as we clearly are going round in circles. I choose to watch live tv,no argument there. What I don`t get a choice on is choosing whether I want to watch BBC tv programs. If I had a choice I could opt out of watching BBC channels and the tv tax to the BBC. Now I subscribe to the xl package on virgin and not all the channels I watch but it is my choice to sub to the package. I can downgrade or cancel altogether but I can`t do that with the BBC channels.
As I`ve said before the fairest soloution would be for the BBC to become a subscription channel and/or take adverts. But as I`ve said previously the BBC big brass wouldn`t want that because they`d have to get off their big fat backsides and go out and get advertisers.
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Do adverts really bother you that much? I use the opportunity to go to the toilet or make a cuppa. when watching a BBC channel I have to either wait till the program I`m watching finishes or miss some of it(I try and make the tea/go to the loo when the program is at the padding out stage). Pausing it is anothr way but then it throws all other scheduled programs out.
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Yes they do because they have increased incrementally over the years from about 3 minutes to more than 5 if you leave out the programme updates for the show following the one you are watching.Soon the ads will be longer than the shows they interrupt.
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