[dhsmith]

There is a guy at the Markets of Marion selling subscriptions for bsmartplus.com which is aTV streaming service, any one on here tried it and is it legit or any good?
Thanks Bob

[retiredguy123]

In my opinion, it is not legit. Here is an excerpt from their website:

"BSmart TV, Inc. is not responsible for the Video/Audio content and does not guarantee nor claims any rights to the content."

Basically, you are buying access to content provided by a third party (not Bsmart) that may or may not be stolen.

[Bill14564]

I wouldn't do it.

- The websites for many IPTV services contain a disclaimer that they cannot guarantee that the content is legal

- If legitimate companies like Comcast, DirectTV, DishNet, Hulu, YouTube have to charge $70 for local channels and can only provide regional networks, how can IPTV services legitimately provide all local channels from all regions at far less cost?

- Same as above but for movie channels

- Same as above but for sporting events

I would not give my credit card number to a business that seems shady at best and likely illegal.

I would not want to have my name in a customer database for a company that seems shady at best and likely illegal.

I would not do it.

[shut the front door]

Originally Posted by dhsmith

There is a guy at the Markets of Marion selling subscriptions for bsmartplus.com which is aTV streaming service, any one on here tried it and is it legit or any good?
Thanks Bob

It's just like all the other "cut the cord", low price streaming services. I use Apollo tv. I am well aware that I could receive a "cease and desist" letter in the mail. If/when I do, I'll seek out other options. Until then, I'll be happy to watch theater movies from my recliner.