Confused on this one

[imitation700mb]

But to play a dvd you need a TV. If you possess a TV then I thought it was necessary to have a BBC TV licence.

I think the licence will need to be reviewed by government because the ratings for watching BBC channels have decreased substantially due to subscription channels.

I know the licence only pays for BBC, but it might as well pay for everything, since you must have one before you can even own a television, whether you watch BBC on it or not.

 

[Barrychuckle]

I suppose we've the BBC licence payers to thank for our wonderful series, as without them this forum wouldn't exist!

 

[dick]

At the moment I have a free licence. However 90% of my viewing is the sports channels as I am an avid Cricket fan !

 

[Moonraker]

I suppose we've the BBC licence payers to thank for our wonderful series, as without them this forum wouldn't exist!

I heard somewhere that Roy Clark was approached by a BBC producer, who asked if he can make a series about 'three old men.'

 

[Barrychuckle]

At the moment I have a free licence. However 90% of my viewing is the sports channels as I am an avid Cricket fan !

I'm the same, but as I only really watch the cricket I find it cheaper to just to temporarily subscribe to NowTV when the tests are on....

 

[imitation700mb]

At the moment I have a free licence. However 90% of my viewing is the sports channels as I am an avid Cricket fan !

Dad used to have a free licence, but since last September, he had to start paying again. He's 82.

 

[dick]

Dad used to have a free licence, but since last September, he had to start paying again. He's 82.

Apparently I qualify because I am on Pension Guarantee Credit . I am 76 by the way ? I will have to reapply next year.