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ESPN 360. Who's ISP allows it?
I am just wondering if anyone here has access to ESPN360. Because ever since it launched, I have not been able to get it, or lets say my ISP don't support it. What ISP's do support it? I would think all broadband providers would allow it, but not COX here.
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It's a gimmick. Bullshit.
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You need to be with Verizon to get this.
It's not that they don't allow it.
ESPN has made it a subscription service -- so your internet provider has to pay ESPN to make it available. Most have said no.
It really sucks, because it's an excellent product and my internet provider here in south america is most certainly never going to buy it, even if companies in the US eventually pick it up. I'd pay plenty if I could subscribe to it.
I had 360 for about 2 months a year ago, then all of a sudden I started receiving the "your ISP doesn not offer ESPN360" message. Seems like a scam to me
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