Thinking of trying IP tv

[DDM69]

Like watching newer movies, news and sports -mainly hockey.  
Does anyone have any recommendations?

Also, what prices are you paying per month? Thank you. 😊 

[TheSterlinger]

@DDM69 

I used to have IP TV but I got rid of it because it lagged some of the times and it didn't always work. When it did work it was amazing, I had access to 1000+ channels all of over the world. I got mine from a friend who got there's at a local flea market. I'm not sure if technology has changed during this time but I think it's decent.

[ORNGNBLK]

I will also add that if you’re interested in learning more about this particular iptv service, pls PM me and I can point you in the right direction. 😉 

[ORNGNBLK]

I am aware of an iptv provider. I’ve seen the system in action, and it works great. All you need is a device (Amazon fire stick, Apple TV, Roku etc) They always offer subscription deals throughout the year. My “friend” has access to literally everything from all live tv, to tv series in demand, to the oldest and newest (theatre) movies. Gladiator 2, Moana 2 and Red One are available now, and currently in theatres for example. $8 a month. Highly recommended. 

[Handy1]

@DDM69  I have city wide communications home internet . $57 a month and they have into tv package starting at $21 for like 30 channels gives local news and some other channels but you can buy extra Chanel’s from there like 3 for $9 or $5 for individual stations . But honestly looking at getting stream + from Telus for starting at $20 month or $40 for premium package with no ads and dropping the iptv . As I think it’s gives more stuff to watch and with it you can ad stations like discovery and history and many  others . And with x mas comming up I’m sure there are some deals to be had just have to check around with the different providers and see who’s got the best  price that tickles you fancy for options