[Cherie]

If this is how we have to carry on to avoid paying 3.00 quid a week I'd rather pay up..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XqTop5HQI0o

[waterhog]

Originally Posted by Cherie

If this is how we have to carry on to avoid paying 3.00 quid a week I'd rather pay up..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XqTop5HQI0o

Cherie you sound kakabooooooooooooooooooo


but I agre with your thinking - people will go to strange lenghs to save a bit of money.


ps got to rush to sort out flood in bath room - trying to let waste build up as it cost be 40 p every time I flush

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Cherie

If this is how we have to carry on to avoid paying 3.00 quid a week I'd rather pay up..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XqTop5HQI0o

It does prove one thing, they really have no business knocking on doors if they're running scared at the prospect of being caught doing so.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

It does prove one thing, they really have no business knocking on doors if they're running scared at the prospect of being caught doing so.

If I had some aggressive thug attacking me verbally or otherwise while I was trying to do my job I wouldn't hang around either

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Cherie

If I had some aggressive thug attacking me verbally or otherwise while I was trying to do my job I wouldn't hang around either

What's wrong with being filmed? We are all being filmed 24hrs a day outside so what's the problem?
Traffic wardens are verbally assaulted regularly, do they just walk off?..No they issue tickets as they are permitted to do so.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

It does prove one thing, they really have no business knocking on doors if they're running scared at the prospect of being caught doing so.

Or rather they're not going to stand there having a twat stick a camera in their face when they're trying to do a job.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

What's wrong with being filmed? We are all being filmed 24hrs a day outside so what's the problem?
Traffic wardens are verbally assaulted regularly, do they just walk off?..No they issue tickets as they are permitted to do so.

Yes, they give the ticket and then walk off. Do they hang around putting up with sh*t? No.

[Rob!]

The BBC is one of the best cooperations on the planet that delivers quality programming for a ridiculously small figure that I am more than happy to pay.

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

Yes, they give the ticket and then walk off. Do they hang around putting up with sh*t? No.

Why make one post when 2 will do eh?
You have to wonder why they don't just issue the fine then walk away then.

[billy123]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

Yes, they give the ticket and then walk off. Do they hang around putting up with sh*t? No.

What ticket? Did you just make up that bit in your head?

This thread is hilarious.
Carry on.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by bobnot

What ticket? Did you just make up that bit in your head?

This thread is hilarious.
Carry on.

The traffic wardens mentioned in the post I replied to?

I take it you can read?

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

Why make one post when 2 will do eh?

I was replying to two different posts. Did I forget to ask your permission?

Originally Posted by Kizzy

You have to wonder why they don't just issue the fine then walk away then.

Who says they don't? We have one video of one guy being a dick to people who knock on his door and aren't prepared to stand there being insulted. Not really a conclusive video of all of them.

I suppose they're all taking pictures of 9 year old girls to, apparently that happened in this video too. You know, the BBC only hire pedophiles did you know?

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

I was replying to two different posts. Did I forget to ask your permission?



Who says they don't? We have one video of one guy being a dick to people who knock on his door and aren't prepared to stand there being insulted. Not really a conclusive video of all of them.

I suppose they're all taking pictures of 9 year old girls to, apparently that happened in this video too. You know, the BBC only hire pedophiles did you know?

Ah was going to show you how to multiquote but you figured it out.

Maybe they did then maybe they issued the fine then walked away, that part isn't clear is it?
It didn't look like they did to me, we also don't know if the guy really did peep in the window, shame it wasn't caught on film if he did.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

Ah was going to show you how to multiquote but you figured it out.

Yeah, I'll start multi quoting posts I haven't even seen yet, that makes sense.

Who knew you were so petty?

Originally Posted by Kizzy

Maybe they did then maybe they issued the fine then walked away, that part isn't clear is it?
It didn't look like they did to me, we also don't know if the guy really did peep in the window, shame it wasn't caught on film if he did.

Yes... we don't know. That was my point. Well done.

[Kizzy]

I was only trying to help, who knew you were so patronising?

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

I was only trying to help, who knew you were so patronising?

Everyone.

[Kizzy]

tea

[ebandit]

never ever have paid license fee......................

...now licence fee required to watch iplayer...no longer watch that and don't miss it

...time everyone just stopped paying..................

Mark L

[Withano]

I don't pay for and I wouldnt consider paying for it. I watch tv an average of like 3 hours a week, and theres websites and apps you can get which show them at a ten second delay, for everything else theres online streaming.

[Livia]

Originally Posted by Rob!

The BBC is one of the best cooperations on the planet that delivers quality programming for a ridiculously small figure that I am more than happy to pay.

I agree with this. The licence fee is cheap when you think how much people pay for Sky TV, or to watch a film at the cinema. My Dad must pay Ł60 or Ł70 pounds a month for Skyand there's STILL nothing on... and the STILL has to pay a 'pay per view' fee for some football matches... and you have to sit through the adverts. People generally expect stuff for nothing now, they want to watch films free, they want to download music free... you have to pay for quality, I think.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Withano

I don't pay for and I wouldnt consider paying for it. I watch tv an average of like 3 hours a week, and theres websites and apps you can get which show them at a ten second delay, for everything else theres online streaming.

They're going to be changing ours over here to a "media" licence so people can't say I'm not paying cos I don't have a TV anymore

[Northern Monkey]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

I was only trying to help, who knew you were so patronising?

You can show me.I don't know how to do it.I only use my phone on here so not sure if i can do it though.

[Vicky.]

TV license guy called here a few days ago. We have a 'dodgy box' that connects to youtube and that instead of watching live TV now. He tried to tell me that I still needed a license as I had a TV, even if no signal and such is received. He tried to bully me to let him into my house and he was swiftly told nope and a nice polite goodbye and a closed door.

[Northern Monkey]

On the TV licence.I do pay as i watch a few things on there(not enough to get my money's worth) but Nobody should be forced to have the BBC.It should be a subscription service.If people don't watch it then they won't get it.If it can't stand up on its own merit then it's obviously not that good in the first place.Nobody should be forced to pay for everone else to watch Eastenders and crappy dancing competitions.
C5 is better anyway Wentworth,Walking Dead etc etc.

[Vicky.]

My father in law has a 'smart TV' that won't receive any of the bbc channels Not by choice, as he loves Eastenders, just the damn thing gets a snowy mess on all BBC content. Its purely accidental and its annoying him but surely this could be done for the general public? Where you actually could not receive BBC without a license?