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Cancelled TV License
pepperpot7
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in Phones & TV
I have had a TV License for years but haven't watched live TV so decided to cancel this month. I have always paid for a 12 month period but due to cost of living I started to pay monthly from 31/12/24. My payment of £17+ was already deducted for this month so I cancelled the DD. When I spoke with TVL she said that she would cancel for me but I could still watch up till August. I thought as I'd paid DD in begin of Feb I could only continue to watch if I wanted up till end of Feb. Anyone know why she said August?
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When you buy a TV license and pay monthly they make you pay six months up front with a higher Direct Debit, the actual monthly cost is £14.12 so the period through to August is them letting you run down your six months that you have already paid.pepperpot7 said:I have had a TV License for years but haven't watched live TV so decided to cancel this month. I have always paid for a 12 month period but due to cost of living I started to pay monthly from 31/12/24. My payment of £17+ was already deducted for this month so I cancelled the DD. When I spoke with TVL she said that she would cancel for me but I could still watch up till August. I thought as I'd paid DD in begin of Feb I could only continue to watch if I wanted up till end of Feb. Anyone know why she said August?
https://www.tvlicensing.co.uk/pay-for-your-tv-licence/ways-to-pay
You could ask them to stop your license immediately and then refund you, which based on what you have said makes more sense.
https://www.tvlicensing.co.uk/check-if-you-need-one/topics/cancellations-and-refunds-top73 -
Thank you for responding, didn't know that so will contact them for refund.Cheers
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