Anyone Not Have A Telly?

[eve1974]

We don't. By choice. we can watch Netflix, amazon prime, BBC player etc if we really wanted to. But seldom do.

altho on that notes someone on here was talking of the latest BBC drama - sounded good. what was it called? May decide to watch that.

[emmie]

don't want all those. I prefer for the time being to stick with the licence.

[pixie374]

Fair enough...!

[emmie]

perhaps in the future they will dispense with the over inflated licence fee...

[pixie374]

Probably not while enough people are paying it.

[emmie]

don't fancy being fined for not having a licence. did that once and almost ended in court.

[pixie374]

Me neither... if you need one, buy one. I honestly used to see it as some kind of tax for just having a TV. If I ever changed my mind, I would buy one again, but I can't see that happening now.

[Mamyalynne]

I guess if you don't watch what the licence covers then £3 a week is an inflated price, if you watch plenty then it's a bargain.

[emmie]

don't watch that much tv currently, except The West Wing which is on catch up box set ALL4

[Arksided]

I'd have gone bonkers by now if I didn't have a TV, one in living room one in the kitchen one in the bedroom (I'm not sure if it still works So long that I switched on) two in the spare room

[agchristie]

"I'd have gone bonkers by now if I didn't have a TV"

Maybe thats where Ive gone wrong Arky! ;-)

[emmie]

i like my TV's, have one in living room and one in dining room,

[pixie374]

The West Wing is on Netflix too. £5.99 month.
As mamya says, if you use the service, you need to pay for it, but not if you don't.

[emmie]

Its often on sky, but don't want that either.

[Arksided]

Brittny... its a short distance to travel for some of us... shhh don't let on ;-)

[pixie374]

I got rid of Sky too.