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And if you don't pay, you'll get regular visits from TV licensing agents: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Television_licensing_in_the_United_Kingdom#Licence_fee_e

• rcgs 14y ago
  * If you don't pay and watch live TV. You can choose not to have a TV and not pay the license. Without the license you can still watch BBC iPlayer (although not the live bit).
  • teamonkey 14y ago
    Believe me, you still get visits and threatening letters from the TV licencing people.
    • halfasleep 14y ago
      You just need to fill in the form at https://www.tvlicensing.co.uk/no-licence-needed/ https://www.tvlicensing.co.uk/no-licence-needed/ every three years. I've done that before and it's stopped the letters.
      • teamonkey 14y ago
        It didn't work for me, they still sent threatening letters every few weeks that all but accused me of lying. I love the BBC (even though I didn't always own a TV) but in my experience the TV licencing company are bullying scum.
• viraptor 14y ago
  Which you can completely ignore, because the agents are just standard salesmen really - they have no special rights. It also costs you money to report that you don't have a TV, so the simplest way is just throw the notices straight into the bin. (Unless you do have a TV of course)