Got A TV Licence Letter With An Enforcement Visit Date? - Watch This Now! 

I would have opened the front door and gave them a real piece of my mind Because every sentence would have about five square words My last words would be F OFF you disrespectful next Tuesday leave before you get hurt

That's because of how stupid the whole system is... It is the property that's licenced and not the individual residing in it! Even if you do declare that the occupier has moved, emigrated, gone to prison, passed away... whatever the case may be... The letters WILL NOT STOP - in fact they may well become even more frequent because the licencing idiots do not know if anyone has moved in since the declaration was made. They have no idea at all: so the letters will just keep pouring in because all they do know is that property does not have a licence associated with it. Even if you tell them that the property has burnt to the ground - the letters will still keep coming because the simple fact is... they won't believe you.

@@Paul-li9hq so if I'm understanding correctly, despite my gran having died 3 years ago and her house being sold it's entirely possible the new owners of the house are constantly getting TV licence letters addressed to a woman who's been dead for over 3 years????

@000FIRESTORM1989 of course not. The letters are addressed to 'the occupier' because the tv license goons have absolutely no clue as to who might be living in the house....

Same when my parents died - even a visit where they put a handwritten card through the letterbox.

One bloke took them to court for not paying his invoice for administration costs and won. They had to pay out.

nah, i haven't had a letter in about 3 years, you are not alone

wonder if you could charge them for failure to keep there appointment and that you waited in for them HEHEHEH

Good advise don’t worry, I’ve had 5 with dates on. I’m prepared should I ever encounter one. Who are you ? then close that door. 👍🏻

Charge them for your time.

@@marcwareham9351 It’s good, but then they’d have all personal details. At present they got nothing.

@@Paul-11 I thought about that. I only accept cash and don’t give my name. They can write back to book a appointment. Then pay at the time of the visit.

By doing that ,you acknowledge that someone lives there without license,don’t encourage them

This is his other channel

Yeah he plugs this on his channel recently

No. Fill in the online form using a disposable email account but remember you don't need to enter you name or phone number. Just an email address is enough.