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Old 12-16-2009, 04:54 PM   #12
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Harry had better watch out for the BBC detector vans.. It helps if you believe in them though

No licence fee in Australia, woohoo!

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Originally Posted by ShortNCuddlyAm View Post
Does that mean you don't pay your licence fee, Harry?

Let me explain...

I realise that Pay TV is synonymous with cable/satellite TV, and I was about to answer the same as Harry. Then it struck me that actually in the UK and NI if you want to watch TV (including cable & satellite channels, according to the CAB) as it is broadcast (ie not on dvd/video/catch up on the internet etc) you are supposed to pay a licence fee. Which effectively means that any TV in the UK & NI is pay tv (not sure how it stands in other countries).

So no, I've never had satellite/cable along the lines of Sky or Virgin; but I do get the terrestrial channels and those on the freeview box. And (even?) with all that choice, it's usually very very hard to find something remotely worth watching. So I don't usually bother with it.

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