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Has anyone paid their Predial (property taxes) with a US or Canadian Credit Card? Thanks

Of course they are pirating. So what? Technically you're also not allowed to use Shaw in Mexico. When they go down I'll find another one.

Here's a site you can use if you are missing channels using Shaw. You can run it on your PC and the connect to your TV using HDMI. Or if you have a streaming device you can cast to the device. Don't need a VPN. All Live TV Channels - Thetvapp.to

Apology accepted. Thank you. Sorry, sometimes just can't refrain from being a d***wad : )

Don't trust Google translate. This is obviously wrong, but it does translate it.

Google "recetas con carne molido" and see what comes up.

Sorry. In Spanish you cannot use a masculine descriptor with a feminine noun. Didn't you google this before you replied?

Carne molida

I forgot to add - DO NOT sign-up for the Premium Service. Been there, done that. Never received a working link after paying for the service. And, the Networks (ABC, CBS etc.) are at the bottom of the list.

For those of you who are losing Shaw content here is a site you can use to stream live TV. The TV App The best way to watch is on a pc or mac, tablet or smartphone and cast to your streaming device. Since most people seem to own Firesticks, here's the instructions. Have fun. Casting to Firestick

Of course they're not legal. But you already knew that. As far as legal goes, I don't think using Shaw in Mexico is legal, or sharing receivers etc. Or buying DVD's in the parking lot of Superlake. The reason I don't post links is just a courtesy to the website.

Sorry if you read this in the other Shaw thread, but here it goes: Here's a solution for satellite alternatives. Buy a streaming device, if you're on a budget I would suggest the ONN TV box on Amazon Mexico. It's about $650 pesos. If you're not on a budget and want to watch 3 or 4 screens at the same time - get the Nvidia Shield Pro. Around $4,300 pesos. Stay away from Firesticks and Fire Cube, Amazon is going to stop supporting Android in 2024. Setup your device (easy, just need a Google account). Get a solid IPTV player from the Google PlayStore. The best free version I've used is XCIPTV player. For about a $30 US lifetime subscription, TiviMate is a great option. Also another great app is Sparkle IPTV player, and it's about $15 for a lifetime, if I remember correctly. Then DM me and I'll send you a link to purchase a high quality service. I'm not a seller or reseller, I just use the service and find it very reliable. It's $10 US a month on a three month plan. They will send you a server address, a username and password. Setup takes about 5 minutes. The whole process is much easier than people think and your yearly costs are a fraction of satellite services. You also get all of the Premium Channels like HBO, Cinemax, Starz, Showtime, and all of the NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL packages.

Yes it will work fine on a Firestick 4K depending on your internet speed. You should have at least 25Mbs down and a ping under 75-80 ms. You can use this app on the FS to get these numbers. It's called Analiti.

Here's a solution for satellite alternatives. Buy a streaming device, if you're on a budget I would suggest the ONN TV box on Amazon Mexico. It's about $650 pesos. If you're not on a budget and want to watch 3 or 4 screens at the same time - get the Nvidia Shield Pro. Around $4,300 pesos. Stay away from Firesticks and Fire Cube, Amazon is going to stop supporting Android in 2024. Setup your device (easy, just need a Google account). Get a solid IPTV player from the Google PlayStore. The best free version I've used is XCIPTV player. For about a $30 US lifetime subscription, TiviMate is a great option. Also another great app is Sparkle IPTV player, and it's about $15 for a lifetime, if I remember correctly. Then DM me and I'll send you a link to purchase a high quality service. I'm not a seller or reseller, I just use the service and find it very reliable. It's $10 US a month on a three month plan. They will send you a server address, a username and password. Setup takes about 5 minutes. The whole process is much easier than people think and your yearly costs are a fraction of satellite services.

Actually, there are some great streaming services. Not the ones that advertise on Facebook. But if you know where to look, you can get a reliable service.

I never said anything about paying for a service. I said you have to subscribe to a service (and you have to load the service into the TiviMate player). If you want to backtrack and say you "understand the concept of an IPTV provider and an IPTV player" that's fine. But pretty transparent.

Did you figure it out? This is from Troypoint.com: TiviMate itself does not provide any content for streaming and only functions as an advanced video player for live channels. Unfortunately, it seems that some are making money off of the TiviMate name by creating an IPTV Service titled “TiviMate IPTV Player” that appears in search results online. If you come across a website claiming to offer live channels and using the TiviMate name, make sure to avoid it at all costs. As noted above, the TiviMate app itself does not host any content whatsoever, and anything claiming to be TiviMate that offers live channels is a scam.

No it is not. If you go into SETTINGS > PLAYLISTS you'll see your provider.

Tivimate is not a provider. Tivimate is an IPTV player. You have to subscribe to a service.

Did you find a service?

If you get a Mesh system, make sure you get a WiFi 6e compatible set. All new WiFi devices are moving to this new protocol.

What device are you using (Firestick, Android Box...)? And what is your download speed on the device? Xtreme HD is overpriced. I use a service that will be perfect for you if you have the right setup.

Download Acrylic Wifi Analyzer. Run the program (it's free) and get the results. It will look like this: https://www.acrylicwifi.com/en/wifi-analyzer/ Check and see if your Wifi has a reasonably strong figure (-55 or lower).

Are you connecting to the 5Ghz or the 2.4Ghz network?

Just download the CFE Contigo app on your phone. You can report outages without having to speak with a rep.