Post: #1

Hey folks, I recently decided to start selling IPTV services, and setup everything that I'd need to be able to do so. If you're paying for cable or satellite and hate shelling out a ton of money every month to keep it, I just might have a solution for you!

Is IPTV as simple or easy as plugging in a cable box and turning on the TV? Not quite, and you'll need a Smart TV App, Android Box, Roku, Amazon Firestick TV Device, or Computer to gain access, but most people now days have something lying around or connected to their TV that will give them access to IPTV.

What have I got to offer, you ask?

How about:

Over 3,500 Live TV Channels, including over 100 Premium Movie Networks.
Over 15,000 Movies on Demand.
Live Sports and UFC PPV Events
24/7 TV Series
Thousands of International Channels from all over the world.

And, the pricing starts at $9.95 per month for all of it! If that's not good enough for you, I'll even give you a 24 hour free trial.

Even if you have no interest in IPTV, I would appreciate it if you'd take a look at my new site and let me know what you think, find me here:

Post: #2

Hello
It s fine & clear
The chat box is great idea

Post: #3

Presentation-wise it is excellent. I'm actually studying the layout and animations, etc for inspiration. I really love the subtle parallax effects and the schema.

Post: #4

Its really cool that it is a one time charge instead of a subscription to it can be purchased as needed.

Post: #5

I'm actually thinking about offering the choice, subscription billing, or one time. The system will send out an invoice before expiration, but I think some people may prefer automatic billing with the ability to cancel with one click.

I did redo the banner and the content on the website because I realized that there were far more movies on demand than I thought, and there's a couple of thousand channels of 24/7 series programming.

Post: #6

But!!!!!

Do you offer the Iguana Channel?

Post: #7

(06-24-2021 2:38 PM)Gladen Wrote:  But!!!!!

Do you offer the Iguana Channel?

Ahhh, I don't think so, maybe if there really is one, but I'm not going to dig through thousands of channels looking. lol

We do have Animal Planet though.

Post: #8

For those that didn't get the snarky reference...the Iguana Channel was one of the first-ever webcam sites on the internet. Some genius that should have been working in the space-program had the bright idea to broadcast live on the internet with that (then) new-fangled technology called a web-cam. He pointed the camera towards the cage of his pet iguana and streamed it live. While caged lizards are quite boring to observe (they pretty much sit there, that's all) it was a sensation.

So, the next time you log onto your favorite cam site pay homage to the lizard-king that started it all. In other words, it was an obscure culture reference in an attempt at humor....and Gladen's up to bat...A swing and a miss!