No, you would have to pay this fee only 5.52, because it's a fee per household. If you were paying for your Radios or TVs beforehand, it would cost you nothing. In fact there are only two groups who will have to pay (because all the other ones already pay for their radio and/or TV): 1. Corporations must pay the fee for every branch/subsidiary they may have, if there's an gadget with connection to the internet 2. People who use a internet-connected computer at home, but for work-related tasks (because you have to pay separatly for home- and office-use).
> Can someone tell me why using the metric system is superior to the American forms of measurement?
Read The Answer of the Internet Oracle: Mean Mr. Metric against Igor Imperial
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No, you would have to pay this fee only 5.52, because it's a fee per household. If you were paying for your Radios or TVs beforehand, it would cost you nothing.
In fact there are only two groups who will have to pay (because all the other ones already pay for their radio and/or TV):
1. Corporations must pay the fee for every branch/subsidiary they may have, if there's an gadget with connection to the internet
2. People who use a internet-connected computer at home, but for work-related tasks (because you have to pay separatly for home- and office-use).
> Can someone tell me why using the metric system is superior to the American forms of measurement?
Read The Answer of the Internet Oracle:
Mean Mr. Metric against Igor Imperial