YouTube premium, Apple music and Mullvad sharing slots available

I have 3 slots for annual Youtube premium, 700 per year. Please make sure you haven't switched google family account in last 12 months.
 
Jee said:
I can take 3 slots as well. If 1 more person is down then we can make a group.
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I'm interested in Mullvad
bssunilreddy said:
Shit. Until now I was thinking that Mullvad is an OTT actually. Now only I came to know this a VPN. Can this be used on phone & Desktop PC? Should I install it?
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I think you can only use one device if you are a part of this group buy. Maximum of five devices can use one Mullvad account. If you are buying it individually, you can connect as you wish. I suggest you look into Surfshark (another VPN) which offers unlimited device connection count. Surfshark group buy is also available, I think.
 
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Husky said:
I'm interested in Mullvad

I think you can only use one device if you are a part of this group buy. Maximum of five devices can use one Mullvad account. If you are buying it individually, you can connect as you wish. I suggest you look into Surfshark (another VPN) which offers unlimited device connection count. Surfshark group buy is also available, I think.
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So Surfshark is 950 right then how many users can use it? Is it basic version or top version?
 
Ssreek said:
Do streaming services work on surfshark?
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I don't know. That's why I am asking more experienced members who are using VPNs. I use UltraSurf VPN extension for both Edge & Chrome for just downloading torrents for movies. But while for this History channel I cannot even open as it says I am out of its region which is North America.
 
bssunilreddy said:
Using Mullvad or Surfshark VPNs, be used to watch History Channel? I mean this History Channel. It says this region isn't supported.
Please check once and tell me so that I will take either VPNs. Thanks.
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Yes, that's why most people use VPN for. You can access geographically blocked/restricted website and services using a VPN. For example, let's say there's a film/show on Netflix or any site that's only available to US, you can literally use a VPN to connect to their US server and access that content. However, I am not sure about your specific use case but I am very positive that it'll work for you.

Try getting one to test, it's only 950 for a year. If you need any help setting this up, feel free to PM me bhaaaai!
 
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bssunilreddy said:
I don't know. That's why I am asking more experienced members who are using VPNs. I use UltraSurf VPN extension for both Edge & Chrome for just downloading torrents for movies. But while for this History channel I cannot even open as it says I am out of its region which is North America.
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I often saw u mention history channel....what is there to watch at all?
 
Ssreek said:
Interesting...are there deep sea related videos too? Which country version r u watching?
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Yes, even deep sea mysteries and many more.
The various shows are presented by Morgan Freeman, William Shatner, Laurence Fishburne, Dan Aykroyd, Steven Rinella, Danny Trejo, Giorgio A. Tsoukalos & Tony Harris.

It's mainly accepting US & Canada while it is provided in Latin America in Spanish & Portugese, in Europe 9 countries with local languages, in Asia 18 countries with local languages where in India as History TV18, Oceania in 2 countries with local languages and South Africa.

In all above regions History Channel is provided as either paid or free channel in local DishTV networks respectively that includes US & Canada.

We can watch it on web also in its original form but its region restricted to US & Canada.
 
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