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Interested in King-box iptv service but they are a little too expensive. Any resellers?

Starting tomorrow dont miss out. IPTV service over 2,000 ch, HD/4K VOD,PPV,SUNDAY TICKET and so much more. All this starting at just $10 a month. We are even giving you a FREE 48hr trial.

Looking for a good FAB alternative for sports.

Looking for uk/international sports channels and must have a good catch up section.

Furnish me with your suggestions, good people of reddit.

IPTV service over 2,000 ch, HD/4K VOD,PPV,SUNDAY TICKET and so much more. All this starting at just $10 a month. We are even giving you a FREE 48hr trial.

I have a medium sized customer based and require a new IPTV Supplier.

All my customers are British, so require UK TV, Sport and Films

At least 5 Day reliable Catch-up on a large selection of channels

A large TV and Movie on Demand service

UK Radio

If you have a service that has all on these, please let me know, as I'm VERY interested

I heard a lot of people talking highly of this IPTV provider and was curious if anyone has used it or not? I submitted for the free trial but am waiting 72 hours before they can send it.

I've seen people mention that FAB have gone reseller only.

Does anyone know if this is true and if so are there any trusted resellers people have used?

TIA.

I am looking for a new IPTV provider with the following:

• A decent KODI addon

• Paypal payments

• Disney (US)

• NFL Redzone, NFL, NHL - games in 60 fps

Thanks

Just tried out the Helix Hosting service and was very pleased with the service, though, the PT channels are only available on higher tier packages. Is there any good alternative? Also, do you know, by any chance, if Helix, or any other provider offers custom packages? (as in, i select a specific set of channels and get a proper price for it)

This is my list of ideal criteria for a provider. I'm willing to pay a premium for this, and I'm sure others are as well.

Do you have any recommendations?

• Flies "under the radar". Not much (if any) public advertising
• Masqueraded or ideally hidden account website frontends
• Service is not oversold, so as to minimize buffering
• Can pay with prepaid card, Ebay, or Bitcoin
• M3U streams to generic players like VLC, served over secure HTTPS ideally
• Supports VPN connections
• Not locked to MAC addresses
• Servers located within the US or with fast connections to the US to minimize buffering
• US programming typical of most providers, including many locals and PPV like UFC

I need UK and US tv and Catch-up for the UK and US channels.

I don't care about VODs, arabic and asian channels

International sports and 4k would be nice, but not necessary.

Looking for trial and then long term subscription.

Thanks

Need IPTV express subscription. Payment via PayPal.

Hello,

I need a IPTV provider who is able to give 480P quality IPTV, football(soccer) is the primary use.

Preferably also supports Kodi....

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All the content you want on top quality servers. HD/4k every ch you could ever want. Dont take my word on it. Try a FREE 48hr trial. See for yourself what you been missing out on. Turbostreams.org

So I posted here a week ago about Kodi Solutions and alternatives, and did get some advice. I have looked at reviews and such, but want to do some of my own first hand research too.

Kodi Solutions has been getting worse, and I'm ready to switch before my next billing date.

From resellers, do you offer a free trial so I can check out your service first? Going in to services blind has not worked out so great lately.

Here's what I am looking for: Sports packages 24/7 channels USA channels Fairly low price points (not 20 a month for 1 connection....since I'll be purchasing 3 connections) NY regional channels would be great PPV events would be good, but not a necessity

If you offer a trial, please let me know, since I'm really looking for a great service.

Hi ppl!

As a greek migrated to australia, I am looking for an iptv provider to have greek tv channels.
Especially the Nova Sports channels, which seems a bit rare...

any help?

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