Streameast, the largest illegal sports streaming service, reportedly shut down after year-long investigation
Streameast's original domain is no longer available after a raid.
OT: Streameast shut down after investigation
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I tried to watch it a few days ago and i couldn't get on. That was a good site for a few years.
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I posted this in the Sunday ticket thread:
I got NFL Sunday ticket for free this year through Verizon. I've recently moved and had to get a new wifi provider and Verizon has several promotions that give you SNFL ticket for free or reduced costs. I don’t work for Verizon or get incentives for referrals.
I got NFL Sunday ticket for free this year through Verizon. I've recently moved and had to get a new wifi provider and Verizon has several promotions that give you SNFL ticket for free or reduced costs. I don’t work for Verizon or get incentives for referrals.
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I mentioned it the other day it seemed to be down. It's been down before and come back but I'm sure glad I got Sunday Ticket when I did. There are other sites but SE was the most reliable one.
What does your wifi have to do with your cell or cable provider ?
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I have Verizon for cell and wifi. By getting 5g ultimate wifi Verizon gave me nfl Sunday ticket for free. I don't have a cable provider because I have smart TVs and stream direct tv and get Netflix for free, again part of the Verizon incentive package. Hopefully this answers your question.
Good. Shut down all the piracy.
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Can't say I agree with this, until we get a la carte pricing on pretty much all programming. Oh, and removing blackout rules...
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When it isn't like 1,000 times cheaper to watch a U.S. sport in Canada than it is to watch it in the U.S., I might agree with you.
how much is verizon a month
Mirrors have already popped up all over the place.
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Doesn't your router need a provider?
Verizon also has deals on cell phone upgrades.
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Sorry friend but I have the Verizon app so it doesn't let me search new customer offers because it recognizes me as a existing member. I have my cell service with Verizon so my total bill includes more than the 5g cost. What I did see was plans start at $30 a month for internet/wifi but I don't think it gets you nfl Sunday ticket for free.
I recommend you Google Verizon plans and see what might work for you. Don't delay because it takes some time to get it all set up.
Piracy hurts the little guy the most. It's not the actors / athletes, the producers or executives...it is the the cameraman, roadie, grip, ect...
It leads to less jobs in that industry.
I just plug my router into the cable box or whatever interface your provider gives you I never ever use the wifi on their provider router.
Those wifi routers are universally bad really bad, if you want to know more we can move the discussion
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A huge problem, all the providers seem to have a different piece of the market.
There needs to be something like a huge mutual fund of programs where the consumer can select the channels they want at a reasonable price.
Probably a bad analogy, but a person shouldn't have to buy an entire box of candy bars to have just one.
And then there can be equipment involved.
Cutting the cable was originally billed as the thing that would finally get us a la carte. Then the big corporations got wise to what was happening and moved into the building. Now streaming is just as expensive as cable was. Not to mention, now you have everybody wanting you to subscribe to their own streaming channels, which has skyrocketed TV costs.
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I'm good, just answering your questions and trying to help.
Disagree.
They still make the same number of shows. Piracy isn't bankrupting MGM... but it does create digital security jobs.
The absolute worst affect on the "little guy" is theater, streaming,and DVD prices go up marginally.
Which is going to happen anyway the very second their board feels they have built up enough viewer loyalty.
Case in point...
Apple+ just bumped their rates 30%
Piracy hurts total profit but it ain't putting anyone out of business.
Been my preferred method of streaming for a while now.
And sheeeiiiit, don't even get me started on the limewire days...wow
Speaking of boxes....go to the Phoenix swap meet...buy a Roku for 25 bucks...then go to YouTube and watch the instructions to jailbreak it....get everything. Direct TV, HBO, SHOW,MAX,DISNEY, PAY PER VIEW,...everything...
Or just slip the guy $50 when you buy the Roku stick and he will jailbreak it for you.
At least that's what I heard.
But you know how rumors and gossip are
