That was just people trying to broadcast it I think. It worked plenty well for me.Think there were a few examples of the VPN trick failing, being found out at the end of the season?
Assumed consent/automatic rollovers scams do my Nut in .I signed up for it for a month, so I could watch the Morecambe game when I was away in Crete.
It wouldnt let me view, saying it was not authorised in my area,. So a complete waste of money.
Then they billed me again for the next month, it is a recurring payment scam. Why would anyone want to subscribe in the close season.
Wankers.
I have cancelled it now, after several emails. No apology for making me unable to watch the Morecambe game. Although by the sound of it, it was a blessing!
Thanks for all the info. Can anyone just clarify, I pay a monthly subscription to ifollow, do you have to pay another £5 each time to access the live video stream?
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
I'd avoid Hola at all costs, it's sort of a P2P vpn meaning that you use the ip address of other users and they use yours. I'm sure some bloke in America isn't going to mind it looking like he's watching Cov City on ifollow but you definitely want to be fingered for some of the nefarious shit that people use a vpn for.If you just want ifollow to watch games, you don't have to sign up for a monthly package: indeed, the only benefits this would bring are the CWR match commentary online and sky blue player videos (extended interviews, match highlights etc). Instead simply register. Whether you have ifollow membership of have simply registered with ifollow, cost to watch matches is five quid a game.
How it works thereafter:
1. Download an vpn bowser extension e.g. a Chrome app. There are a number available, some require to create an account, which is a pain, some dont, and some seem to work and some don't - it can be a bit trial and error at first until yo find what works for you. Hola is popuar but only worked for me a couple of times. Best looking into this in advance, and trying some out. If I can recall what I was using successfully last year (all the way to the end of the season), I'll edit the post to let you know. There's always a risk with freeware / free extensions that you're inviting a security risk, so you could look for a low-cost private vpn instead.
2. Once you're on your vpn, log in to ifollow, and navigate to the fixture via the matches tab on the ccfc site. You should see on there a link saying matchday centre (or something like that). This will take you through to the option for live video coverage (but note, the live video option only appears 30 mins before the match is due to start). Click this.
3. This will take you to a billing page. Enter your correct billing details, including changing the country to your country of residence eg UK (it will have defaulted to the country your vpn is using). Complete your order (will be charged in the currency of the vpn location e.g. 6 euro, 7 Canadian dollars, so you end up paying about another 75p in bank currency conversion/handling charges). Next time you wont even have to reenter your magic 3 digits, just hit complete order.
4. Go back to matchday centre, clear live view. Hook up to your TV and Enjoy.
Bit of a faff first time round, but gets easier the more times you do it.
Updates next season:
1. Commentary and video will work together (I am reliably informed by Mark Hornby)
2. Midweek games will be available for streaming inside UK (I think games are £5 a pop but maybe they will do an inbetween season ticket)
All games can be replayed in full the day after the game... or you can use the VPN trick as outlined above.
Me too. There's not even a website option to opt out of auto renewal (although I guess deleting card details might work), you have to email:Assumed consent/automatic rollovers scams do my Nut in .
Yeah I had an email saying it is going to auto renew as well. Don't mind too much as i got my money's worth!
We use cookies and similar technologies for the following purposes:
Do you accept cookies and these technologies?
We use cookies and similar technologies for the following purposes:
Do you accept cookies and these technologies?