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I use Disney Amazon prime and Netflix
I tried to use rtlplus
It’s the worst experience of my life.
I use paypal in Canada and Italy and Germany it works everywhere except rtlplus
Do not waste your time
I got TV now USB stick about a year ago and I basically kept my sanity during lockdown. I have not signed up for any pay as you go channels but deffinately worth getting if home alone and watch bit of TV for company. Netflix, Utube and other free streaming services basically is all I watch and keeps me occupied. I have WiFi broadband and don't know if it works well with mobile phone Internet service as it does with my home broadband service.
Awful awful terrible service they got there!
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