BBC and sky????

Question

do we pay to watch the BBC through sky as well as our TV licence? do we pay for it twice? also why do we get BBC3 and the other BBC channels on sky but not on the normal 5 channel TV?

Answer 1

You pay a licence fee if you have a TV set. 96% of people in the UK do own a TV..

Answer 2

It depends if you want to live with the SKY advert channels. Bare in mind when you are slagging off the license fee that SKY is full of adverts. About 33% of all content is advertising. Lost is only 40 mins long yet it takes a whole hour to watch. Think about what you are actually watching. Advertising works as well or they would not waste billions of ££££ on it it. I have a feeling that over the next decade or so the BBC will dis-appear. The BBC will be sold off.

You do not pay two fees for one telly. You pay Sky for the privilage of watching adverts with some content thrown in for good measure.

Answer 3

you will still get the normall bbc channels on sky if you have no subscription,

also bbc 3 and the rest are digital channels,.

Answer 4

no you dont cos when u dont pay ur bill for some reason and u get cut off u still get those channels to watch

Answer 5

Everyone always remembers the day a dog ran into your school.

Answer 6

we actually pay just to have the use of a tv!! all the proceeds go to the bbc for some reason that would have made sense fifty years but not now.