TV Licensing Targets Non-Live TV Viewers Over Licence Fee
UKPulse Local Desk
Individuals are reportedly being pursued for TV licence fees despite not watching live television or using BBC iPlayer.
- Individuals are being 'hounded' to pay their licence fee.
- Some recipients of these demands state they do not watch live TV.
- One letter reportedly claimed the recipient watched BBC iPlayer without a licence, despite the individual not knowing what iPlayer looks like.
Reports indicate that individuals are being targeted by TV Licensing regarding licence fee payments, even when they do not watch live television. One person reportedly received a letter stating they had watched BBC iPlayer without a licence, despite claiming no familiarity with the service.
The issue highlights why many individuals are reportedly being targeted for licence fee payments.
What this means for you: If you are being pursued for a TV licence fee despite not watching live TV or using BBC iPlayer, this issue may affect you.