Wizz TV

[Raindancer]

16 minutes ago, phetphet said:

Don't know how true this is, but I was recently told by someone that Sky (UK Satellite provider) will be changing their security procedures to access their boxes, and this could stop, either temporarily or permanently any IPTV company using their channels.

Same old heresy that's been around for years.   I'll deal with it as and when and IF it happens.

[Just Curious]

I've use Wizz for a few years now after using HD Prime for a couple of years. Wizz seems to be cheaper for a yearly subscription but what's the point in them having all the channels listed where a large majority of them simply don't work or buffer badly.  Initially their responses to enquiries were polite and timely as are my enquiries - always, but recently they are abrupt and abusive and it's always some other parties fault, never theirs. My suggestion to Wizz is that you have the wrong people in customer support. 

Will I renew again? Probably as they are the best of a bad bunch.

[thaiowl]

On 3/6/2024 at 2:28 PM, brewsterbudgen said:

 

I use PerfectPlayer (which used to be PulseTV).  It's been glitchy for a while too (there's a separate thread running) and I was thinking of switching to WizzTV as it usually gets good feedback.  Now I'm not so sure!

I was a Pulse subscriber since 2016. The switch to PerfectPlayer has been a crap but it's certainly improved over the last few months

 

[YorkshireTyke]

On 9/19/2024 at 9:30 AM, Just Curious said:

I've use Wizz for a few years now after using HD Prime for a couple of years. Wizz seems to be cheaper for a yearly subscription but what's the point in them having all the channels listed where a large majority of them simply don't work or buffer badly.  I

Will I renew again? Probably as they are the best of a bad bunch.

 

So channels don't work or buffer but you will still renew? I wouldn't and I would bin HDprime if I couldn't watch my EPL seamlessly.