Once you know the provider is having problems, then patience is the name of the game, much like what happened previously with iptv and a few months ago with cable, a lot of cable providers never did get problem fixed, some did, and now look at the way that ended up, I can see that iptv is getting better all the time, but you do expect the big boys to target it again at some point.
Pulling the plug means not taking any more subs out with anyone else, my iptv runs to next april, I will still always watch a big match on Eurosat first before iptv, but I use iptv sometimes too for various games, also for RTE channels, Club tv football, I do have a back up upstairs on a firestick through the wizard app, not as good my main service but only cost £40 for the year, only ever used it when the mrs is doing my head in or vice versa, take myself up there to get a bit of peace.
I was just about to put that. Lol had a tantrum worser than my 8yr old pmsl only joking @grahamer67
When? you will need to explain that one too me, I just pointed out that recommending providers to friends and family can be a pain in the ass, not be doing that again, One other thing I would never do is be an iptv provider, just not worth the hassle, fair play to the ones that do it, particularly the good ones.
When you said you was done with iptv and sticking with euro sat today is a different story lol but do get what you mean with recommending family and friends as if anything happens it's you that's thrown to the lions to try explain what's going on.
might of been using vermin feeds.
Most of them now have backups of channels if one dosen't work the other will. If compltley black a VPN normally fixes any issues. No real need for two providers. however, IPTV is really cheap so two providers is only around £100 a year.
