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I would not recommend this service. The 1st month i paid and it was 4 days before service was activated, they said the emails wasn't coming thru, the second month, I paid on the 16th of July and still no service, I have sent countless emails but no response or activation. Avoid this service at all costs
STEALERS OF JOY AND MONEY!!!
Is it possible to give negative stars? If I could, I would. Great price, but you know the adage about getting what you pay for. That is so true here. The service never worked. I contacted customer service 3Xs, with pictures of my tv screen. And all I got back is that "the service was working on their end." Lies. And they took days to get back to me. Worse, they took my money. Shame on them.
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