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The BBC can make a lot of shows/content because they have a fixed amount of money. Their funding is not at the mercy of demographics and viewing figures for popular shows with advertisers. BBC 4 holds a lot of great programming/documentaries that wouldn't be made without the license fee. We'd end up with something more akin to itv 2's schedule. |
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If people are so concerned about bbc4 and the likes, why not make paying it an opt in service, and increase it. That way the people who want it are happy and keep their channel, and the people who have never watched anything on it arent pissed off :laugh:
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That's probably the sort of "compromise" they'll move into in the future. |
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It's a necessary annoyance I think, nearly everyone will pull out if they hear about it lets face it, then BBC won't get their funding then we'll have gigantic ads everywhere
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The BBC used to be great leaders in most news and entertainment areas, the licence likely made sense when it held at least 50% of the viewing channels available.
Now with so many commercial channels available it is ridiculous that people have to pay a licence for the BBC, to watch TV generally in their own homes on a TV they have had to buy too. The really great and 'exclusive' days of the BBC are well gone. It is time, and in fact massively overdue, that this daft licence fee is done away with completely and the other great things is that would get rid of totally the rotten sarcastic staff at TV Licensing too. |
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No its Frozen for good reason. No way will it go up in price they can cut wages at the top of the Bloated BBC |
Then they can privatise it....
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If you disabled all the BBC channels on your TV and radio, you'd still be required to pay the licence fee. And when you work out the licence fee week by week, it's not very much at all. Compared, say, to the money people pay for Sky every month. I do feel a bit aggrieved that some people seem quite proud of breaking the law and not paying it, so that those who don't pay end up getting a free ride of the backs of those of us who do. You're welcome. I hope they take your telly away.
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Just read an article on this, what the people lobbying for this want the Beeb to do is collect payment via subscription so if you don't pay then it would be turned off, fair enough I think. |
Its quite a lot to those who dont have much. If you dont pay it in one go, it works out something like £7 per week(as they make you pay 2 years or something I think, its definitely around 7 per week as my sis used to have problems with it)..which doesnt sound like much but when you figure to some people thats like..1/10 of their income or more
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I pay by DD its 12.00 a month! with one payment being a bit more! and no they don't make you pay for two years. |
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£5.60 per week it is for a colour license to pay weekly sorry..was sure it was 7 quid but cose enough :laugh:
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TV Licence types and costs It costs £145.50 for a colour and £49.00 for a black and white TV Licence. In some cases, you may be entitled to a reduced fee TV Licence (see table below). |
It's only about £2.80 a week so I don't know what the fuss is about. I would pay that just not to have to suffer constant adverts every 5 mins..........
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Weekly its 5.60...as they get you to pay this years in 6 months and the next years the following 6 months |
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I pay it anyway, but am a little bitter about it despite it being so low an amount. :laugh: |
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I find it much easier to just pay the lump sum every year, she does that now too. |
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