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  1. J

    J Mummy To A Baby Boy

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    TV Licensing

    Can 1 license be brought and used for a number of TV’s for different people with in 1 house?
    J, Sep 26, 2006
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  3. Yosef Ha'Kohain

    Yosef Ha'Kohain Registered User

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    yes
    Yosef Ha'Kohain, Sep 26, 2006
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    I would recommend buying one instead - but one per household is OK. We had approx 10/12 in our old student house and all shared the bill for the license.
    Hebburnite, Sep 26, 2006
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  5. J

    J Mummy To A Baby Boy

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    Cheers i know a few i share with have tvs but are still squabbling over buying 1
    J, Sep 26, 2006
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    M.C.E 1981-2013

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    its one per house :up:
    M.C.E, Sep 26, 2006
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    unless they're being rented as seperate flats i thought?
    ManofScience, Sep 26, 2006
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  8. J

    J Mummy To A Baby Boy

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    :confused: il have to check that out

    i wonder if we'd have to pay the full amount if were only in for 9 months
    J, Sep 26, 2006
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    There's some wierd rule about whether the rooms are individually lockable, so are more like bedsits, or something. As long as you get one for the house, you should all be OK though.
    B.O.B., Sep 26, 2006
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    Yup totally depends on the kind of accommodation. Where i lived in first year of uni (student flats) everyone needed a seperate one for their room because they're let as individual entities and have a lockable door (so we just had one in the living room).

    In a proper house you probs don't need one.
    Snack, Sep 26, 2006
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    I think you can either get some money back when you move and cancel it, or you can transfer it to another property.
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  12. J

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    transferring it would be less hassell
    J, Sep 26, 2006
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    One per tenancy agreement. But if one person has a license and tey come to check, you can take your TV out of your bedroom and into the shared bit of the accomodation and it\'s fine

    You can claim back money on the license if you move away and have a quarter of a year left on the license
    claire, Sep 26, 2006
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    J Mummy To A Baby Boy

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    I think its easier to ask people who have been in a similar situation :up:
    J, Sep 26, 2006
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    And you think people on here would be right? :lol:
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  17. J

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    Maybe not! :(
    J, Sep 26, 2006
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    yes its only one per house as long as there are no locks whatso ever on any of the bedrooms.


    but like what fool would ever open the door to tv licesing anyway?
    Congay, Sep 26, 2006
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    how wud they know from outside which room had a tv in? If you have a licence for the house they wudn't waste thier time coming out. Its not like they have any powers to enter your house anyway.
    John Pepper, Sep 27, 2006
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    how do they know you have one if you havent? I used to get so freaked out with them adverts - and I have a Licence lol!!!
    loopyloosy, Sep 27, 2006
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    "TV detector Vans" are my favorite goverment created "urban myth" nearly as good as "your all going to be killed by arabs unless we take all of your civil libitys away from you"
    Congay, Sep 29, 2006
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