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I use a service called Seasons4U. Google them. Have used them for four seasons.

Several different packages, I spend about $60 and get every game played. A VPN is suggested but I have not run across anyone who has been smacked by any government agency. YET!

Forgot to mention. They have a feature called Mosaic that allows you to watch up to 6 games at once. Not always the greatest but it does work. Also, a lot of other programming, different sports, regular TV stations/networks, PPV, etc. depending on what package you purchase.

These cheap IPTV services are illegal, make sure you let people know they are breaking some serious laws if they get caught by internet providers.

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Originally Posted by true blue (Post 2120057)

any ideas on how we can watch seattle seahawks football games (when the season starts) at home instead of going out to a bar/restaurant?

easy peasy

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Originally Posted by Woodbear (Post 2120245)

Buy an IPTV service. Cheap and you may have up to 50 options to watch any game as you will have access to nearly every local channel in the country

Maybe everyone already knows this but any streaming service (except DIRECTV) that offers live out-of-market NFL games is illegal. DIRECTV has exclusive rights for one more season to broadcast these games. Stay tuned after the 2022 season as the NFL has said they will be moving this package to someone else.

Yes you’ll probably get away with it, with or without a VPN. It’s still illegal.

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Originally Posted by Boilerman (Post 2121634)

It's all fun and games until you get caught. If you do decide to go with one of these gray market providers use a good VPN service and pay by virtual credit card. If you don't know what I'm talking about you better use a legal service like FUBO, YouTubeTV or Hulu.

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Originally Posted by Boilerman (Post 2121634)

Yes it is. I know someone who subscribes to one but I can not find any case online where the consumer was fined or threatened with a lawsuit. He thinks it is legal. Apparently the law is not as clear cut as it was with piracy using torrenting. It has something to do with the fact that the person is not recording or storing it on a file. There is a difference between streaming and downloading.

The law is called Protecting Lawful Streaming Act of 2020 (PLSA).

If anyone can provide an example where the end user was punished in any way for watching an illegal IPTV stream please post it on this thread. Because if they ever do crack down on the end user it will be easy to find them since there is a money trail.

Thanks.

No matter who you are or what you do online. Everyone should be using a VPN that does not maintain logs.