| Good old TV licencing 19:59 - May 13 with 3817 views | bluey_the_blue |
Visited mum's old house, which we're selling, to find post. TV licencing going to visit, see because they are certain TV is being watched with no licence.
I'm just laughing my balls off...
1) Property is derelict as mum had to go into sheltered accomodation.
2) Nobody lives in the property, I've removed basically everything from there.
How did they know to target the house? The letter came very soon after I switched mum's free TV licence from that address to her new address online.
No doubt they'll claim their "detector vans" find some evidence...
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| Good old TV licencing on 20:01 - May 13 with 3813 views | Highjack |
Just eat the telly. |  |
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| Good old TV licencing on 20:03 - May 13 with 3802 views | bluey_the_blue |
Difficult, it's at mum's new sheltered accomodation, all nicely licenced.
I'd like a court case tbh, they can't even prove a loss given mum has a free licence. | | | |
| Good old TV licencing on 20:13 - May 13 with 3771 views | Andy1300 |
| Good old TV licencing on 20:03 - May 13 by bluey_the_blue |
Difficult, it's at mum's new sheltered accomodation, all nicely licenced.
I'd like a court case tbh, they can't even prove a loss given mum has a free licence. |
It's time we all cancelled our licences |  |
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| Good old TV licencing on 20:34 - May 13 with 3730 views | exiledclaseboy |
“Licensing”.
Just saying. |  |
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| Good old TV licencing on 20:46 - May 13 with 3689 views | Kilkennyjack |
BBC should have all public funding withdrawn tomorrow.
Govt Tory agenda is obvious to all.
‘Auntie’ is no longer fit for purpose.
Feck the biased broadcasting company. Feck Farage. |  |
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| Good old TV licencing on 20:51 - May 13 with 3674 views | Jack_Meoff |
It's standard to send these letters to any unlicensed house bluey. I didn't have a license for about 5 years until last year and the letters get more and more threatening and then the cycle starts again. The inspector visits were interesting too. 
Was it addressed to her or 'The Legal Occupier' by the way? |  |
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| Good old TV licencing on 20:56 - May 13 with 3665 views | exiledclaseboy |
Right, before this thread gets out of hand.
“Licence” - noun. With a “c”.
“Licensing” - verb. With an “s”.
Thank you for indulging my pedantry. It’s better for me to do it than Warwick. I’m far more polite. | |
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| Good old TV licencing on 21:00 - May 13 with 3652 views | bluey_the_blue |
| Good old TV licencing on 20:51 - May 13 by Jack_Meoff |
It's standard to send these letters to any unlicensed house bluey. I didn't have a license for about 5 years until last year and the letters get more and more threatening and then the cycle starts again. The inspector visits were interesting too.
Was it addressed to her or 'The Legal Occupier' by the way? |
"Present occupier".
Gotta laugh, I'll be on the property the next few days sorting a few things out there. Let them bring it on...
It's just silly. List of properties in UK, list of registered tv licen(s/c)es, compare two, TARGETS! | | | |
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| Good old TV licencing on 21:12 - May 13 with 3624 views | Jack_Meoff |
| Good old TV licencing on 21:00 - May 13 by bluey_the_blue |
"Present occupier".
Gotta laugh, I'll be on the property the next few days sorting a few things out there. Let them bring it on...
It's just silly. List of properties in UK, list of registered tv licen(s/c)es, compare two, TARGETS! |
Yep, but that's exactly how it works! Bin it pal, standard unlicensed threatogram.
In the unlikely event you do get a visit whilst you're there, do not enter into any conversation with them explaining anything as they just want their commission. They're real lowlives. Tell them to 'go away' in as strong terms as you like and shut the door on them. [Post edited 13 May 2019 21:13]
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| Good old TV licencing on 21:13 - May 13 with 3618 views | Cooperman |
Genuine question - do I need a TV licence for the following?
I spend some of the working week living out of a second property. I don’t have Sky or cable installed and I don’t have any form of internet connection to the property. I do however have a TV.
Next door has BT broadband and their network is strong enough for me to utilise some of their bandwidth via the roaming allowance; I have BT broadband at home and also Sky which means that I can watch Sky Go on TV via laptop and HDMI cable using next doors megabytes. I’m good to go for as long as Boyo has his router switched on.
I guess I need a licence for this. |  |
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| Good old TV licencing on 21:16 - May 13 with 3607 views | Joe_bradshaw |
| Good old TV licencing on 21:13 - May 13 by Cooperman |
Genuine question - do I need a TV licence for the following?
I spend some of the working week living out of a second property. I don’t have Sky or cable installed and I don’t have any form of internet connection to the property. I do however have a TV.
Next door has BT broadband and their network is strong enough for me to utilise some of their bandwidth via the roaming allowance; I have BT broadband at home and also Sky which means that I can watch Sky Go on TV via laptop and HDMI cable using next doors megabytes. I’m good to go for as long as Boyo has his router switched on.
I guess I need a licence for this. |
https://www.tvlicensing.co.uk/check-if-you-need-one/for-your-home/second-home-au |  |
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| Good old TV licencing on 21:20 - May 13 with 3592 views | Cooperman |
That poses as many questions as it does clarify answers. | |
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| Good old TV licencing on 21:22 - May 13 with 3588 views | exiledclaseboy |
| Good old TV licencing on 21:20 - May 13 by Cooperman |
That poses as many questions as it does clarify answers. |
That’s how they get you. Oldest enforcement trick in the book.  | |
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| Good old TV licencing on 21:25 - May 13 with 3569 views | Jack_Meoff |
| Good old TV licencing on 21:13 - May 13 by Cooperman |
Genuine question - do I need a TV licence for the following?
I spend some of the working week living out of a second property. I don’t have Sky or cable installed and I don’t have any form of internet connection to the property. I do however have a TV.
Next door has BT broadband and their network is strong enough for me to utilise some of their bandwidth via the roaming allowance; I have BT broadband at home and also Sky which means that I can watch Sky Go on TV via laptop and HDMI cable using next doors megabytes. I’m good to go for as long as Boyo has his router switched on.
I guess I need a licence for this. |
If you watch live TV (any channels, not just the BBC) then you need a licence. If you use BBC iPlayer you'll also need a licence. Any other catch up service you're okay, as are streaming services like Netflix.
Edit: Sorry, misread the second property bit. From that link above, f*ck knows!
Edit 2: Looks like you would be covered if you watched TV on your laptop as long as your laptop is running off its internal battery. If, however, the laptop is plugged in when you're watching TV you need a licence. Who decides this shite?! [Post edited 13 May 2019 21:31]
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| Good old TV licencing on 21:28 - May 13 with 3558 views | Cooperman |
| Good old TV licencing on 21:22 - May 13 by exiledclaseboy |
That’s how they get you. Oldest enforcement trick in the book. |
Confused into submission | |
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| Good old TV licencing on 21:31 - May 13 with 3542 views | exiledclaseboy |
| Good old TV licencing on 21:28 - May 13 by Cooperman |
Confused into submission |
Well they either confuse you so you buy one just in case or they confuse you into thinking that you don’t need one so then they can fine you. Either way they have your money. | |
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| Good old TV licencing on 21:41 - May 13 with 3520 views | Cooperman |
| Good old TV licencing on 21:25 - May 13 by Jack_Meoff |
If you watch live TV (any channels, not just the BBC) then you need a licence. If you use BBC iPlayer you'll also need a licence. Any other catch up service you're okay, as are streaming services like Netflix.
Edit: Sorry, misread the second property bit. From that link above, f*ck knows!
Edit 2: Looks like you would be covered if you watched TV on your laptop as long as your laptop is running off its internal battery. If, however, the laptop is plugged in when you're watching TV you need a licence. Who decides this shite?! [Post edited 13 May 2019 21:31]
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Right’o. Netflix running on a battery powered laptop it is then. | |
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| Good old TV licencing on 23:20 - May 13 with 3389 views | NotLoyal |
| Good old TV licencing on 20:13 - May 13 by Andy1300 |
It's time we all cancelled our licences |
FFS don't do that it's part of Tommy Robinsons election advice 😂 |  |
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| Good old TV licencing on 06:40 - May 14 with 3289 views | WarwickHunt |
| Good old TV licencing on 20:46 - May 13 by Kilkennyjack |
BBC should have all public funding withdrawn tomorrow.
Govt Tory agenda is obvious to all.
‘Auntie’ is no longer fit for purpose.
Feck the biased broadcasting company. Feck Farage. |
Don’t be a twà t, Kilk. |  | | |
| Good old TV licencing on 06:46 - May 14 with 3280 views | WarwickHunt |
| Good old TV licencing on 20:56 - May 13 by exiledclaseboy |
Right, before this thread gets out of hand.
“Licence” - noun. With a “c”.
“Licensing” - verb. With an “s”.
Thank you for indulging my pedantry. It’s better for me to do it than Warwick. I’m far more polite. |
And to think I uparrowed your original post. WÃ nker. | | | |
| Good old TV licencing on 20:29 - May 14 with 3014 views | SgorioFruit |
| Good old TV licencing on 20:01 - May 13 by Highjack |
Just eat the telly. |
I got it Vivian
Even if no one else did |  |
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