IPTV

I have the full SKY UHD package. Netflix UHD. Amazon Prime UHD. YouTube Premium UHD. Paramount HD. Discovery HD.
All Legit. I haggle and combine subs to pay the bare minimum.
The one thing i refuse to pay for is BT Sports UHD. £35 a month for a couple of games a month (at most) is just not on.

So i also have a great IPTV service for "gaps" in the matches, also for 3PM's etc.
I recently took up Peacock USA offer of £16 for 12 months (Use a VPN). Good back up if certain matches aren't on UK TV.
I also have a decent "PLEX" film/Series service for £25 a year.
I think i have a proper FOMO complex!

The daft thing is i would pay good money to be able to watch ALL City matches. Their policy of barring some games leads us to have to resort to "alternative" methods.

(Don't PM me for details of the above, as mentioned to many grasses on here!)
 
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fulabeer said:
I have the full SKY UHD package. Netflix UHD. Amazon Prime UHD. YouTube Premium UHD. Paramount HD. Discovery HD.
All Legit. I haggle and combine subs to pay the bare minimum.
The one thing i refuse to pay for is BT Sports UHD. £35 a month for a couple of games a month (at most) is just not on.

So i also have a great IPTV service for "gaps" in the matches, also for 3PM's etc.
I recent took up Peacock USA offer of £16 for 12 months (Use a VPN). Good back up if certain matches aren't on UK TV.
I also have a decent "PLEX" film/Series service for £25 a year.
I think i have a proper FOMO complex!

The daft thing is i would pay good money to be able to watch ALL City matches. Their policy of barring some games leads us to have to resort to "alternative" methods.

(Don't PM me for details of the above, as mentioned to many grasses on here!)
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why would someone snitch? Jealousy I assume as they don’t know anyone who can supply them. Let them stick to the matchday thread for updates, that’ll teach them!
 
If anyone is interested virgin media /O2 do a decent 18 month package called volt 1 . Its the top package and has both sky sports/ bt sports. If you do it through top cash back you also get about £100 back if your a first time customer . You have to take a O2 sim card which keeps the package price down. Price is £85 all in . Mines just finished and will renew when they stop quoting me silly prices. Jack shit for loyalty these days
 
Would be grateful if anyone could point me in the right direction as my current IPTV seems to have gone offline :(
 
fulabeer said:
I have the full SKY UHD package. Netflix UHD. Amazon Prime UHD. YouTube Premium UHD. Paramount HD. Discovery HD.
All Legit. I haggle and combine subs to pay the bare minimum.
The one thing i refuse to pay for is BT Sports UHD. £35 a month for a couple of games a month (at most) is just not on.

So i also have a great IPTV service for "gaps" in the matches, also for 3PM's etc.
I recent took up Peacock USA offer of £16 for 12 months (Use a VPN). Good back up if certain matches aren't on UK TV.
I also have a decent "PLEX" film/Series service for £25 a year.
I think i have a proper FOMO complex!

The daft thing is i would pay good money to be able to watch ALL City matches. Their policy of barring some games leads us to have to resort to "alternative" methods.

(Don't PM me for details of the above, as mentioned to many grasses on here!)
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I tried setting up peacock but it wouldn’t let me use it despite using a vpn. How did you pay with a uk card?
 
drthingy said:
I tried setting up peacock but it wouldn’t let me use it despite using a vpn. How did you pay with a uk card?
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I tried my Chase debit first and that didn't work. So i tried my HSBC debit and that went straight through. I'm using Winscribe premium as my VPN. I used the Zip code from a Villa we rent when in Florida.
 
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