All You Need To Know
frequently asked questions
it’s one of the most asked FAQ, IPTV which is also known as Internet Protocol Television is were internet is being used as a medium to send television channels to your TV at home.
In other words, you use your internet connection to watch the TV Channels, movies and TV shows without an antenna or a dish.
No rented cable boxes needed!
Well, when you get a dish TV connection, it is important to install the dish connection and decoder.
However, you don’t need to go through all that hassle with IPTV. You will be able to use the existing broadband connection to get media content.
This is a cheaper and a hassle free alternative to traditional satellite TV.
In fact, to use IPTV you need to be equipped with a high speed broadband connection.
Speed of the broadband internet connection should be at least 25Mbps.
The faster the internet, the better the streaming.
It is important to make sure that you have appropriate speed needed for media streaming throughout the day.
You can check your internet speed from a website found at SpeedTest.net
Sure, you will be able to use our IPTV in an apartment.
All you need to have is a high speed internet connection in the apartment.
It is a good alternative available to consider, especially when a dish cannot be installed at that property.
Yes, it is possible for you to purchase IPTV as an alternative to satellite service.
You don’t need to buy a dish, You can enjoy Premium TV with our service with an internet connection.
After purchasing your TV Subscription, we will send the (xtreme code, (m3u list & portal) to your email within 24 hours.
Then you should follow our instructions to get your TV Service up and running.
You must ensure having your device connected to the internet and start enjoying all your favorite channels within 5 mins.
You can pay for your service through PayPal, credit card or debit card.
Payments will be taken via a secure gateway and there aren’t any hidden fees.
No recurring payment. You will have to re-order each time your subscription expires.