Ch3 - BBC love letters

In the UK if you watch traditional TV channels like the BBC then you are required to pay for a licence. As many people move away from that outdated style of television content to better uses for their TV, like viewing the 115 million plus independent channels, many no longer require a licence. Unfortunately the task of collecting the licence is handled by a profit-motivated company called Capita who arrogantly assume that everyone should be paying them for a licence, and that anyone who doesn't is a criminal. They send out letters that are intended to be threatening and accusational. Imagine a bank that employed debt collectors to collect an imaginary debt from everyone in the hope that people would pay just to stop the continuous threats and intimidation. That's Capita. These letters are all real, and I'm reading them to you in exactly the way they're intended to be read.