TV Licence

[Sao Paulo]

You still haven't provided any evidence to back up your points. Unlike me I should add.

You've already been proven to lie. You said the BBC doesn't control TV Licensing,

Since 1991 the BBC, in its role as the relevant licensing authority, has been responsible for collecting and enforcing the TV Licence fee

http://www.tvlicensing.co.uk/about/foi-legal-framework-AB16/

 

[hantsman1205]

You still haven't provided any evidence to back up your points. Unlike me I should add.

Read the thread, you have had plenty, you just choose to ignore it :roll:

 

[ralphchadkirk]

You've already been proven to lie. You said the BBC doesn't control TV Licensing,



http://www.tvlicensing.co.uk/about/foi-legal-framework-AB16/

I said the BBC was legally obliged to run a licensing scheme but had contracted it out to Capita.


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[90019]

Once again.

Funny how they always start with the insults when proven wrong.

I'm curious where you've proven me wrong?

 

[hantsman1205]

I said the BBC was legally obliged to run a licensing scheme but had contracted it out to Capita.

You will need a pick soon

 

[Sao Paulo]

I said the BBC was legally obliged to run a licensing scheme but had contracted it out to Capita.

WRONG, You've constantly throughout this thread tried to distance the BBC from the TV Licence and it's here in black and white

 

[ralphchadkirk]

Once again.

It's rather like banging your head against a brick wall 90019. Except I find brick walls can be more constructive.


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[Sao Paulo]

I find brick walls can be more constructive.

Interesting remark:roll:

 

[Eagle]

well he'd [Alan Yentob] be ok with all the expenses he claims wouldn't he

Eh? Expenses? Do you actually know who Alan Yentob actually is?

 

[ralphchadkirk]

So which BBC department do I supposedly work in?


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[hantsman1205]

Eh? Expenses? Do you actually know who Alan Yentob actually is?

"In July 2009 he was revealed to have accumulated a pension worth £6.3m, giving an annual retirement income of £216,667 for the rest of his life. This is one of the biggest pensions in the public sector"

Is that the same Alan?

 

[ralphchadkirk]

"In July 2009 he was revealed to have accumulated a pension worth £6.3m, giving an annual retirement income of £216,667 for the rest of his life. This is one of the biggest pensions in the public sector"

Is that the same Alan?

Person with big salary gets big pension. Shocking.


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[Sao Paulo]

Eh? Expenses? Do you actually know who Alan Yentob actually is?

I do yes and like I said I can back up everything I say which is why the BBC people don't like me

Mr Yentob, whose basic salary is more than £300,000 a year, also filed a £120 claim for a single cake and £25 for repairing the DVD player in his BBC car.

He received 24p for a phone call, 67p for a "prop" used in "filming a sequence for Imagine" and £1.69 for a single cab journey.

In 2002, this newspaper revealed Mr Yentob hosted a glittering showbiz party at his mock-Tudor mansion in Somerset ? leaving licence-fee payers to pick up the bill.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...0-BBC-expenses-claim--including-120-cake.html

BBC's Alan Yentob complains he has to travel 'second class' even if he can find cheaper ticket in first

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...travel-second-class-cheaper-ticket-first.html

Go on ask me more

 

[hantsman1205]

So which BBC department do I supposedly work in?

Smoke and mirrors

 

[Sao Paulo]

Person with big salary gets big pension. Shocking.

Yes but they claim to be a public service

 

[ralphchadkirk]

I find it hilarious that you think I work for the BBC! Anyone who knows me on here will know that patently isn't true!


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[ralphchadkirk]

Yes but they claim to be a public service

So people in public services shouldn't get pensions?


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[90019]

Sao Paulo, can you please stop ignoring my question and answer it.

Funny how they always start with the insults when proven wrong.

I'm curious where you've proven me wrong?

 

[Sao Paulo]

So people in public services shouldn't get pensions?

Of course they should but if they want megabucks perhaps they should try getting a job in the private sector.

Also wants wrong with them paying for their own pensions like the private sector does?

 

[hantsman1205]

So people in public services shouldn't get pensions?

6.3 millions worth, maybe a tadge over the top IMHO :roll:

 

[Sao Paulo]

Sao Paulo, can you please stop ignoring my question and answer it.

The opinions put through as fact regarding the BBC

 

[Hydro]

No its the truth which is why it upsets the BBC posse. Lets be honest there are loads of other broadcasters but you don't get their viewers doing this like robots.

I've not got any vested interest in this thread, but to call someone "Aspergers", "obsessed" and (most bafflingly) accuse them of being on the BBC payroll for merely presenting their argument rather waters down your own. Ad hominem waters down a viewpoint as much as so-called "insults".

 

[Lampshade]

F1 is a commercial sport anyway so the BBC shouldn't be competing to get it

All sport is commercial.

If you have no connections with the BBC the you are either obsessed or on medication (Aspergers perhaps)

Come back when you have even the faintest idea what Aspergers is :roll:

 

[ralphchadkirk]

Of course they should but if they want megabucks perhaps they should try getting a job in the private sector.

Also wants wrong with them paying for their own pensions like the private sector does?

Ah, so it's jealousy about his pension?


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[90019]

The opinions put through as fact regarding the BBC

Can you please quote where you have proved me wrong in this thread.

 

[Barn]

Why don't we all go and enjoy Christmas with our loved ones?

 

[Hydro]

Why don't we all go and enjoy Christmas with our loved ones?

Been there, done it, now time for the bad moods after the chocolate/sweet hangovers to be worked off it seems!

 

[Sao Paulo]

Is it really that hard to fill out one form to say you don't require a licence?
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The BBC doesn't believe anyone, its the only body in the UK that presumes everyone is guilty until the BBC themselves have sent someone around to check. Yes you are expected to let complete strangers into your house

http://www.thenorthernecho.co.uk/news/9231206.TV_licence_man_jailed_for_rape/

 

[Max]

Keep it nice folks, it's Christmas afterall.

 

[ralphchadkirk]

Been there, done it, now time for the bad moods after the chocolate/sweet hangovers to be worked off it seems!

I'm in much the same position! Im suffering the effects of over eating slightly now!


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