Hostile;1060808 said:Do I understand correctly, this is a way to pay to see the game as someone in a foreign country?
Hostile;1060808 said:Do I understand correctly, this is a way to pay to see the game as someone in a foreign country?
If you are paying for it, what would be illegal about it? There's nothing illegal about proxy servers. If they were, big companies like AOL wouldn't use them.cowboys19;1060810 said:yes
as Tuna helper said i dont know if its illegal or not, but im sure nothing will come of it
Hostile;1060812 said:If you are paying for it, what would be illegal about it? There's nothing illegal about proxy servers. If they were, big companies like AOL wouldn't use them.
Yeah, I gather that, but there's nothing illegal about proxy servers, so they must know it can be done. They just assume most won't know how to do it.Tuna Helper;1060817 said:Not sure either, but I assume if they wanted those in the USA to see the games in this manner, then there wouldn't be a need for this workaround. There are some strange rules when it comes to football, tv, and the internet.
That's how I had my first kid.cowboys19;1060810 said:i dont know if its illegal or not, but im sure nothing will come of it
sonnyboy;1060731 said:No. They actually read very well and probably make sense to most people here. I'm just that technically/computer challanged.
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings]
"ProxyServer"="XX.XX.XX.XX:XXXX"
"ProxyEnable"=dword:00000001
"ProxyOverride"="127.0.0.1"
Probably for those that don't have the NFL network and can't get NFL Sunday Ticket.dricas24;1060938 said:So this thing isn't free? So what is the point?
aga11ah;1060910 said:off topic sorta..
is the game gonna be on that SopCast program again this week?