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post 1626310483 12-22-2020, 02:46 PM
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Originally Posted By Berts
I get it for movies & TV shows but sports makes my head spin. Because a guy lives out of the local area its broadcast-ed he has to spend $400 for 16 games, so $25/game. Plus you need that Directv service which is another $65/mo for the cheapest package and that's likely a 2 year contract. No thanks Jeff. Why can't we just pay a flat fee of $10/game or something. Thats why illegal sports streaming is so huge. I bet the NFL would make more in the long run if they didn't let Directv monopolize the games like they have. Sports leagues should sell their games privately through an app like you would rent a movie through Itunes. If I want to watch a certain game, I buy that game that day. No contracts, no commitments, etc.
The place I use is only $5 a month with HD streams.

Not based in the US. Soooo
post 1626311463 12-22-2020, 02:59 PM
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So, don’t be surprised if a cop knocks on my door for streaming an nfl game on my laptop?

How would they even find me?
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post 1626311753 12-22-2020, 03:02 PM
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Originally Posted By MuscleXtreme
The place I use is only $5 a month with HD streams.

Not based in the US. Soooo
Care to share this place?
post 1626312483 12-22-2020, 03:10 PM
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Originally Posted By WSBAutist
Oh look miscers being retarded and not knowing how to read.

How many of you virgins are streaming for "commercial profit" in your parents basements?

You'll be fine as long as you're not trying to make money on it. I know an owner of a small bar years ago streamed a Mayweather fight and got caught and had to pay a large fine. Now, he'd be facing a felony.

You losers will be aite.
Oh ok, that’s good to know.



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post 1626313223 12-22-2020, 03:20 PM
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Originally Posted By Berts
I get it for movies & TV shows but sports makes my head spin. Because a guy lives out of the local area its broadcast-ed he has to spend $400 for 16 games, so $25/game. Plus you need that Directv service which is another $65/mo for the cheapest package and that's likely a 2 year contract. No thanks Jeff. Why can't we just pay a flat fee of $10/game or something. Thats why illegal sports streaming is so huge. I bet the NFL would make more in the long run if they didn't let Directv monopolize the games like they have. Sports leagues should sell their games privately through an app like you would rent a movie through Itunes. If I want to watch a certain game, I buy that game that day. No contracts, no commitments, etc.
Find a college student in your family and use their school ID to get the sunday ticket for $100. Also it's streaming via the sunday ticket app so no need for DirecTv. Seriously. Do the same for Amazon prime - $6, Spotify/Hulu/Showtime bundle for $5. Crazy amount of student discounts out there. Ask your niece or nephew to borrow their college email and you're golden.
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