Jessa I luv im....do you.

[joe]

You still watch BBC you just don't pay for it.

If you watch it 'live' via whatever means, you still need a licence. Of course you can watch previously broadcast stuff via iPlayer, but then you don't need Amazon Prime for that.

[joe]

i look forward to putting your bbc defence forward in court

DQ 'M'lud, some bloke on the internet said I didn't need to pay to watch BBC if I didn't want to'

Judge: 'Fair play. Case dismissed.'

[Macca]

I've not tried it myself but there are others who have. It is a part of the BBC charter that they cannot receive money from foreign powers. However they recieve several million from the EU each year to promote the EU. You write to the BBC advising you are withholding your license fee payments as they are in breach of their charter. The BBC won't take you to court because they are in breach and they don't want it publicised in a test case. Obviously, being the progressive troughers that they are, they won't even consider the option of refusing the EU money.

[jammy395]

A fine Idea I might have tried Macca, but sods law I paid the tv licence last week.

[Daniel Quinn]

Ark at you , monarch of the glen , have to pay mine in 4 instalments

[jammy395]

Go Black & White Dan, save yerself a bob or Two........£49

[Macca]

I pay monthly I think, although when I was poor and it was a lot of money to me I just didn't bother.