“I Don’t Pay For A TV Licence, I Pirate lol”
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- Опубліковано 31 лип 2024
- It says here that 20% of students pay for a tv licence, I’m surprised it’s that many
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Not paid them a penny in 5 years and I never will.
“I Don’t Pay For A TV Licence” because i am and have been LEGALLY LICENSE FREE SINCE 2007.
2009 here :)
I don't have a TV licence. And don't need to explain anything, to anybody.
Since around 2000 :) And don't miss it one bit, but then again I am a techie and PC's are my hobby which includes gaming etc so no time to watch Gov narrative/brain draining BS BBC - also don't like football. But I do own a 65" Samsung UHD TV which is for gaming and movies only and it is blocked from accessing the internet and it has no live access using a satellite or Antenna for live broadcasts so UK Gov and BBC sales people can go and shove their TV (BBC) license where the sun don't shine. Sadly when the numbers finally get high enough for not paying for said BBC license the UK Gov will move the goal posts to something like you breath UK air so you need to have a UK TV license which will be taken directly from you bank account just because you live in the UK and that we as the UK Gov need to brainwash the stupid majority with our narrative of the day or alternatively they will force councils to collect BBC License tax for them and this will finally be the Golden egg that the BBC wants because then it can increase the TAX to whatever it wants no matter if no one actually watches the BBC ever again. This is why I think the BBC needs to be subscription based using encrypted transmissions then at least people who actually want to watch the BBC which have to pay for a decryption card to access the BBC just like Sky used to (no idea if they still use that method) no purchase of a TV license then no decryption card which means you cant watch so no need to have BBC TV goons going around houses etc that will save a lot of money right away and then they can also put to bed those poor old TV detector vans aswell ! You may have noticed I didn't state how much the BBC Subscription TAX should be and this is because ITV will have to also be part of this even of they don't charge because their transmissions will need to go through this box aswell even if they don't directly charge for their subscription they will need to pay 50% of the TV BOX costs so if its a £24 Box then 50% = £12 per year minimum ITV subscription charge and what every the BBC want to charge if the subscriber actually wants to watch the BBC !
@@MikeEves
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I have not required BBC subscription for 32 years.we only have dvds and videos or use Iplayer
All legal
Someone banged on my door yesterday. Ignored it apart from looking out the window, he was either a Labour man or licence scrounger. Not much difference!
When I was at uni in the early 2010’s I would use my parents’ house as my TV licence address to watch live TV and BBC iPlayer while living at university residences. Which was perfectly legal then as I would go home on the weekends.
I would like to thank my local supermarket for free internet access and the latest episode of Halo.
That's nice of you.
By the way you don't need a licence to watch HALO.
How does a supermarket offer its customers Halo of all things? I've never come across that in any that I've been to
Halo though? Damn that's terrible compared to the game but at least it's not the rings of power which is truly🤮
I bet the 20% have it paid by the Bank of Mum&Dad.
Many moons ago I visited Australia and one night in a bar in Ballerat I was playing pool with some locals and I started telling them about the telly tax when I got to the bit where you get 70% off if your blind the whole place fell about laughing..yeah good joke mate great punchline…I’m like naaa it’s true..Q more Aussies falling about laughing 😂
It's not that much.
"A blind concession TV Licence costs £79.50 for colour and £26.75 for a black and white TV Licence."
"So it costs £26.75?"
"If it's black and white sir, yes. Is it sir, is your TV really black and white, very few are these days"
"I don't know, I can't see it, I'm blind!"
@@fontyyy 😂😂 Reminds me of the “ you have an aerial on your roof so you must be watching live tv”..” I have milk in me fridge doesn’t mean I have a cow in the garden “
Great story
Stopped watching tv a few years ago. The rubbish programmes, adverts and biassed news wound me up. Eventually declared don't need licence and never looked back.
Maybe it was just the time, but back in the very early 1990's as a student we never had a licence. I was at a different address each year, only living there for 30 weeks of the year, and barely having time to watch a video, never mind TV.
Yar har, fiddle dee, being a pirate is alright with me! Do what you want and screw the license fee, you are a pirate!
Ahhh haaa Jim lad!
BTW the actor, Robert Newton, studied up on pirates when he got the role of Long John Silver in Disney’s Treasure Island.
Turns out the majority of British pirates came from the West Country area and Robert Newton himself was born in Dorset (West Country) and grew up in Cornwall.
Aaah haaa me hearties!
He works for the BBC
in my final year, I was living out of halls, with 11 other people, the TV license goons sent a letter to every single one of us, and to the owner of the building itself, 13 letters every month, we used them as fuel for our bonfire
Thanks for your ip address
I wholeheartedly agree .... ridiculous rules for students, why are any of them paying for one!
Ridiculous rules full stop!
i hope piratebay doesn't start charging a license fee 🤣
The only pirates are those who come knocking....😂😂😂wonder if not having an address is legit? Homeless, boat and van dwellers and travellers🤔
Hi. It's You again! 😀
Thanks for the videos Jon 👍
The Formula 1 season is about to start, on Sky, lost, of course, by the BBC. It seems absolutely insane that you have to pay the BBC for something they don't have anything to do with.
You don't have to pay it. It's a choice
last time i watched a BBC program was back in 2000 i lead a happier life because of it last hting i watch on the bbc was how a mother killed her child in the name of soap opera entertainment and called it a day for the BBC never again
The BBC would be wise to go subscription soon because when my generation goes in the next 10-20 years and the younger generation who may not be interested in buying a BBC TV tax and wish to spend their money on entertainment rather than propaganda then the BBC would be royally screwed.
It's not specifically a tv or bbc tax, so they will be tapping on your door wanting to see your pc and phone browsing history to look for live streamed tv content (or directly requesting it from your internet provider)
Never paid for a license. Never will.
I don't pay the licence and still watch TV, all channels. Don't care and they can't get up my driveway as its gated.
BBC - You watched 'Love Island' until your first child is 18, you need a TV License.
When my kids went to uni the last few years we investigated and found they could watch tv on their laptops as long as the charger cable wasn't in. They were licensed on battery but not on mains. Ridiculous.
My student flat had a tv licence for the kitchen, but not for the bedrooms (weird rule about locked doors or something like that). That meant that I could legally start watching something on my laptop in the kitchen, and continue watching in my room so long as I didn't plug the laptop in, but if it needed charging and I plugged it in my watching was no longer legal. I regret that I was paranoid enough that I followed this rule to the letter.
I now have no licence, don't watch BBC or live TV. This channel is helping with the paranoia I get from their threatening letters and emails, as I stupidly filled in their 'no licence needed' thing so they have my details :(
Apparently if you're a long distance lorry driver and have a TV in the cab you need to buy a 2nd tv license to cover the TV. If your singke you don't as you can't be in 2 places at once. This rule may have changed by now.
Why would a long distance lorry driver bother with that? Goons aren't climbing cabs to look in and they don't have access to the DVLA to get an address.
The 20% might not be in halls? Also, are students not allowed to piggyback off their parents?
But I agree, they simply don’t need them most of the time and if they actually just thought about it they could all be licence free legally.
I haven't paid in 2 years and I definitely do not watch live TV illegally...
Jon, PLEASE have a look at how people living in care homes need their own license to have a TV in their room. If living in a care home you are left very little money to live on.
The way TVLicensing swindle it, I mean work it out, is just the same as multiple occupancy houses. If a room, or suite of rooms is occupied by a person and is able to be locked to prevent other people to have access, TV Licensing consider it a seperate dwelling. If it doesn't have a lock and other people can come and go as they please, then it is part of a larger single dwelling.
@@RadioJonophone That's interesting. Considering my late mother's care home the rooms didn't lock but it was still considered they should have a TV licence. I'll keep my eye on this for how it is being implemented across the UK. Thank you.
@@jwsuicides8095 and all the vunerable people who live in supported accommodation that have TVs in their rooms.
Points and observations. 1). I remember as a child my parents used to buy a radio licence. 2) I have Netflix and Disney but I do not used the co- ax socket still need a tv licence ? . 3) in Europe if you have a sky dish you do not get the tv goons knocking at the door. 4). Do the royal residence’s and 10 / 11 Downing street need a television licence ? 5) f someone watches tv and an I pad i, say football, ) at the same time, there is a time delay of about 30 seconds between the 2 units, so that to me says that one of the units is not streaming live, -- comment ?
Throwing super noddles at eachother lmao 😂
These goons wont be leaving my house, There not coming in the first place!
Dave, I am disappointed - I've been in new digs for 5 months now LLF and never had a letter! What am I doing wrong?
About 20 years ago TV licensing changes there interpretation. You need one licence per address, an address was a university campus or old person home ect. Now BBC think its per locked door
I've got a special filing cabinet for all the letters they send me, it gets emptied by some nice men from our local council once a fortnight 😂
I was pirating cassettes from a ZX81 back in the early 80's to downloading blu-ray films today. I buy what's worth buying. I pirate what isn't. But the BBC can get stuffed. I have a special folder on my HD for their good stuff.
people need to be careful when it comes to shared housing.
if you share a house where one person is the Tennant and the others are just lodgers then 1 TV licence covers the entire building.
If you are in bedsits within a house or you rent a room which has it's own lock and where each rented room is subject to it's own seperate tenancy agreement, usually referred to as a HMO, and share facilities such as a kitchen then each tenancy is subject to a seperate TV licence as well as needing one to cover the common areas. that means a single house where it has 4 rented rooms as well as a shared living room, kitchen and bathroom. then you would potentially need 5 seperate tv licences if everyone watched live TV in their rooms and sometimes on devices plugged in in the common areas.
One of my best purchases was a firestick. Already I dumped the licence four years ago, the firestick gave me the freedom to bin virgin media, and Netflix had better not put their prices up too much....
There are websites which can give you access to up to date TV shows and movies, I won't mention them here but worth having a look online🤫
I really don't get why there isn't more anti TV licence campaigning by the ad-funded commercial live television industry. Think of all the viewership they miss out on just because their potential viewers would have to pay £160 to keep a rival broadcast network in business.
I've commented the same thing myself back in the early days of this channel.
I think it's probably just a 'don't rock the boat' sort of mindset within the TV industry itself as a whole.
They don't want the bbc moving into advertising taking a cut of an already diminishing income...
Like remoaners who do not want the boat rocked.
@Chilli Jon Carne you need to put a big sign at universities open days and educate the poor students not to pay if the don't need one.
If you don't want it live, torrents work well.
Chilli John , can anybody explain why I had rejoin your channel . KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK .
we had a goon at the door on an Army estate and he was told by the estate manager to go away and come back with the military police, Hemswell 1980s
i pirate also
Back in my day, it was corridor football. any TV license good would be putting his face at serious risk of a football.
Cursala con der lying is the pirate of Brussels lol
Electric shavers can be used in bathrooms by plugging them into a one-to-one transformer which isolates the shaver from the mains, allegedly preventing electric shock. Does this isolation mean that the shaver is not plugged into the mains? If so, it may be that such a fitting could be used for a tv set...
what gets me is the rating system they have how does that work
I don't know of any case where the TV licence goons has gone on a university campus or halls of residence, however, even if they did,
How can you check someone's laptop or Mobile device with todays biometrics authentication,
They are not permitted to check phones/laptops etc....
At 79 i have no licence and feel short changed as i've not had a visit or letter since 2021
that is the dumbest thing i ever heard a tv licence man they go after ya for anything today, I have a tv tower and i don't watch cable but the air waves are free, What will they think of next to charge ya for this world is ridiculous.
Can we do a goon for trespassing if they have to open my drive gate, and walk across my land to ring my door bell?And…I have not invited them.
Look at "implied right of access".
@@jwsuicides8095 thank you for the tip! Appreciate it.
@@jwsuicides8095 do you watch Cults to consciousness? JW…
If you have locked gates and they climb over it then yes. If you have an open driveway or garden gate on a latch then, as the person above states, implied right of access. Otherwise you wouldn't get post or deliveries.
@@mikes5637 post box and doorbell on locked gate. Quite common.
Ive been wondering lately how the land lays legally with bbc content licensed abroad and viewed in the uk bia vpn. For example. Dr who is licensed to disney now and is on disney + every other country except the uk. So if I watch it on my disney sub via a vpn set to the usa am i breaking any laws "disney termsofservice dont count of course "
No licence required if it is not live or downloaded (viewed) through BBC iPlayer. If you circumvent the BBC geo-restriction imposed by Disney+ that is Disney's problem, not the BBC's.
I’m 67 if they knock on my door I will just leave them standing there I won’t open my door and definitely won’t talk to them
How are they required to have a licence?
It's funny, but someone somehow manages to upload new episodes of Have I Got News For You here on UA-cam right after they have been broadcast and as far as I know they haven't been pulled down. Last series I watched on here, didn't even need to use iPlayer or Dailymotion.
That's because for shows like these it usually takes them about a couple weeks before it does eventually get pulled down
I thought no one in Scotland paid?
My son is 28. I don't think anyone of hos age group would bother with something so mundane as tv. He certainly doesn't. I checked to make sure he wasn't watching any BBC stuff, and he seemed rather bemused by my question. 'why would I?' he asked.
Good question.
If I don't, why would he?
UA-cam has any topic you want, pretty much. So why make do with programmes hosted by the same old bunch of overpaid, talentless hasbeens?
Morning programmes. Does anyone watch those? A handful of tired farts sat on a couch discussing nothing of interest to most people.
My cousin used to switch on the tv when her children were babies, because the voices would keep them company while she was busy washing and cleaning. That was her tv's primary use. She didn't like the threatening letters.
So the BBC did well out of her, as it does out of everyone who doesn't use their service, which is becomng more politicised and left wing (so its critics constantly complain about. Don't pay for what you don't like, I say. And don't pay for what isn't fit for use).
I don't have a license. I'm a lorry driver, can I watch live TV at work on my break? Just curious. Can't find an answer anywhere!
A Hotel only needs one TV Licence to cover the whole building and most Hotels have over 200 rooms, so why should a university, a University only needs one Licence to cover all buildings on the campus premises, so why should a student have to pay individually, they do not need to pay it is covered by the university campus licence.
So...if my mobile fone,that I use as a receiver,be it online download on demand live, for "tv" is powered by it's own battery but I have a monitor plugged into my mobile fone which itself is plugged into the mains.... 🤔
Doesn't matter what you watch it on, if it's live or BBC content you need a license regardless
@@philkasafir. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@philkasafir.OP may be talking about exemption situation where student living away from home and watching via battery powered device
@@nickerrison-davey9099 Why is that funny?
@@philkasafir. who is laughing????
i hate the way they word there letters all the time like you need a tv licence to watch streaming services when we all know the rules are only bbci player my mum is convinced and still is no matter how much i try to tell her that its not that you need a licence if your watching netflix
Funny if the bbc want you to get a licence to watch illegal live tv 😂....wouldn't put it past them
we watch the BBC sometimes when we are in France/Spain to catch up on the Apprentice and dragons den. Dont think they allow the goons there😅
Haha i once told a goon that only pirate bbc content and he just laughed and left.
Thankfully you are still here to tell it, they could of submitted that as written evidence and slapped you with a fine or worst for admitting stealing bbc's content.
I used to listen to bbc through my vhs player 😂 so the term watch is different to listen (star trek with captain picard😎
Hello, no subsriber.
Today I cancelled the Tv licence, although it was a bit stressful, they questions were really strange.
Now I am having a numpty moment. I was told no live tv Gb news on youtube, understand that.
However does this mean all live shows on youtube, like when someone is doing craft and speaking with people in live chat.?
Thank You.
New subscriber. The auto correct changed it.
Ps forgot to say. They said no watching programmes from abroad on UA-cam?
Shout out to daily motion 😂
whatever you do, dont contact tv license to declare yourself as not needing a license and using the email address of your iplayer account.
hahaha. i bet many do this.
Dont trust him we will catch you
If I want to watch the BBC I go round to my brothers - his missus is ex-BBC. You should go round to your Mum's for Dragons Den and The Apprentice.
all but the most priviliged students, are living entierly on loans, borrowing to pay tax just sounds wrong
The armed forces have to have a tv licence in the own rooms in there barracks
I am proud to not pay the licence.
I use iptv (best player on xbox series x or lg smarters pro) watch live tv (stream) from usa (fox news) nothing illegal about that son.😂 so the term live tv from other countries should be added to the exemption list. Lets muddy the waters. In any case what if instead of watch bbc live you only listen to it through a vhs player? I used to do that to listen to star trek next gen as i had no tv 😂
Watching live TV from other countries is illegal.
Watching ANY tv from ANY country as it is broadcast by a licenced tv broadcaster is illegal under the conditions of the TV licence. It's there in the small print.
I used to like the apprentice and used to watch it regularly, until they change the rules about iPlayer. I don't think that the series ever really recovered from the format change of 2011, when it became about starting a business rather than getting a job with lord sugar
Dont fool his lies
Jon you seriously spend Saturday night talking about the TV Licence?
I’d say he makes between £500 and £1k a month from the channel so totally worth doing.
Well done Jon!! You’ve saved me almost £500 to date.
Sorry but @2.50 did you admit to being an old biddie and more importantly watching live broadcast? 🤦♂️
REMEMBER: Piracy is ruining the billion pound/dollar tv/film/music industry!
that old chestnut
good they produce crap anyway
You legally don't have to have a tv licence to watch tv, just DONT WATCH LIVE TV,OR BBC simple
U can watch live tv from other countries though
@@arahant69 tv licensing website says otherwise. Be careful you’re not giving advice that could get people prosecuted.
Sssshhhhh! Bbc don't like this getting out!
@@arahant69 Do I need a TV Licence if I watch programmes broadcast from outside the UK or Channel Islands?
Yes you do. You need a TV Licence to watch TV channels on any TV service or live TV on streaming services, no matter where it is broadcast or distributed from. This includes satellite or online streamed programmes from outside the UK or Channel Islands, such as sporting events and foreign shows.
The TV Licensing website and documentation will happily give unclear or false information to create doubt and confusion. That way people will be more likely to pay up just to be on the safe side. Don't be fooled! Stay strong!
Can you see ? If so your going to need a licence to use your eyes in your own house in your own living room 😂🤣😂
why would they need a TvL each anyway ?, they have a bedroom right so one TvL should cover all of them, however f the bbc ill never feed them.
StimpertyBlimp! BBC
Never had one 👍🏼. Don't even know what one looks like 🤔 🤷🏼♂️. Anything like this ~> 🧻🧻💩 ❓. 😄