Comment on the new TV frog or TV fox system.
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Commentary on the TV frog and TV fox system, thank you.
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Hello,
The TV Frog system is a scam and is used to hack: which is illegal contrary to what they try to make us believe in their online advertising!
The TV Frog system is a scam and is used to hack: which is illegal contrary to what they try to make us believe in their online advertising!
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I confirm, and that is why CCM may only provide technical assistance, as it is against the charter to encourage/help piracy.
bombon
it's a serious scam smell, plus by searching on Google you can easily see quite a few people saying they never received the box and there's no one to contact them.
gigi88
Thank you, that's what I thought.
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bombon
Thank you for the advice, honest people like you are rare, you deserve a medal. Keep informing us, we can never thank you enough. Big hugs to you.
gilpit
thank you
Hello and welcome,
See these discussions:
https://forums.commentcamarche.net/forum/s/video-tv-boxtv-21/TV+Frog
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I call a spade a spade *
*in French in the text
See these discussions:
https://forums.commentcamarche.net/forum/s/video-tv-boxtv-21/TV+Frog
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I call a spade a spade *
*in French in the text
WARNING SCAM ONLY RECEIVES SIGNAL IF WE ARE LESS THAN 30 KM FROM THE RE-EMITTER AND ONLY PICKS UP THE TNT CHANNELS THERE ARE NOT 600 CHANNELS LIKE THE DISTRIBUTOR OF THIS ANTENNA CLAIMS.
REMINDER :
This is nothing but a scam; it's just a cheap indoor antenna that isn't even amplified.
They play with words; the argument promoting the possibility of not paying for cable comes from the fact that in North America, there are few rooftop antennas, especially in large cities, whereas there are a lot of paid cable networks, and viewers have forgotten that there are terrestrial transmitters. This type of little-known indoor antenna in America allows you to receive "for free" certain cable channels... well... knowing that indoor antennas only work when in close proximity and in direct line of sight of a transmitter, without obstacles (the broadcasts "from the corner of the street")... meaning that in 95% of cases, they don't work at all... and may or may not allow you to receive free-to-air terrestrial channels but under no circumstances paid channels.
As for the TV box Frog or others, read this:
https://www.20minutes.fr/high-tech/2098775-20170704-non-appareil-permet-regarder-tv-gratuitement
This is nothing but a scam; it's just a cheap indoor antenna that isn't even amplified.
They play with words; the argument promoting the possibility of not paying for cable comes from the fact that in North America, there are few rooftop antennas, especially in large cities, whereas there are a lot of paid cable networks, and viewers have forgotten that there are terrestrial transmitters. This type of little-known indoor antenna in America allows you to receive "for free" certain cable channels... well... knowing that indoor antennas only work when in close proximity and in direct line of sight of a transmitter, without obstacles (the broadcasts "from the corner of the street")... meaning that in 95% of cases, they don't work at all... and may or may not allow you to receive free-to-air terrestrial channels but under no circumstances paid channels.
As for the TV box Frog or others, read this:
https://www.20minutes.fr/high-tech/2098775-20170704-non-appareil-permet-regarder-tv-gratuitement
Thug, crook. Pure scam, I'm 53 years old, it hurts to get screwed like that.
Don't get taken for a ride.
Don't get taken for a ride.
You have to be stupid to believe in that. Everywhere on the internet, newspapers are denouncing this scam. Tsss, the greedy ones are really foolish and it's sad to see. No need to complain; you should have informed yourselves beforehand and not been so GREEDY. Take it out on yourselves. Many journalists have written articles about this scam. A simple internet search would have given you information. It's your fault.
A pure SCAM, and we've been denouncing it for nearly a year on numerous forums and websites.
Especially the fake TV antennas like TV Radius (formerly TV Fox and TV FROG) promising reception without paying legally for so-called paid channels like Netflix and Co. But it's false, a complete lie.
These antennas sold for an average of 39 euros are already in themselves theft and a scam since you can find cheaper options from other brands. They ride on the HDTV and free reception of paid channels and use these points as selling arguments. 39 bucks for that is serious. It's total abuse. And thousands of people have been scammed without the possibility of a refund. In reality, FreeSee, the company selling TV Radius, had already marketed this antenna under the name TV FROG and then TV FOX. They aggressively deploy their sales in Europe through often intrusive advertising; just browsing a site or forum, you see them everywhere. They even go as far as publishing FAKE Facebook comments praising the merits of their dumb antenna. It's serious, really. Sites should monitor the ads they allow because this is pure scamming.
In short, antennas like TV RADIUS will NEVER give you free access to Netflix and paid channels. FreeSee TV, which sells this junk, is an American company. You should know that over there in the USA, people have forgotten they can receive certain free channels for free. Americans massively use cable and pay dearly for it even to receive free channels, and so they've forgotten they can get these channels on antenna frequencies and save money. This antenna is originally designed for the American market, not the French one. And what they don't tell you is that to catch these signals, the antennas must not have any obstacles that hinder reception. It must be clear, and you only receive within a radius of 1 to 3 km in general, and once again, there must be no obstacles.
You are warned; many people in France have been scammed, and it continues. The company doesn't even have an address for refund requests. Moreover, certain testimonies show that some haven’t even received this antenna.
So be vigilant and don't let your greed control you. Often too good to be true. Instead, look towards IPTV TV if you want to save real money.
A pure SCAM, and we've been denouncing it for nearly a year on numerous forums and websites.
Especially the fake TV antennas like TV Radius (formerly TV Fox and TV FROG) promising reception without paying legally for so-called paid channels like Netflix and Co. But it's false, a complete lie.
These antennas sold for an average of 39 euros are already in themselves theft and a scam since you can find cheaper options from other brands. They ride on the HDTV and free reception of paid channels and use these points as selling arguments. 39 bucks for that is serious. It's total abuse. And thousands of people have been scammed without the possibility of a refund. In reality, FreeSee, the company selling TV Radius, had already marketed this antenna under the name TV FROG and then TV FOX. They aggressively deploy their sales in Europe through often intrusive advertising; just browsing a site or forum, you see them everywhere. They even go as far as publishing FAKE Facebook comments praising the merits of their dumb antenna. It's serious, really. Sites should monitor the ads they allow because this is pure scamming.
In short, antennas like TV RADIUS will NEVER give you free access to Netflix and paid channels. FreeSee TV, which sells this junk, is an American company. You should know that over there in the USA, people have forgotten they can receive certain free channels for free. Americans massively use cable and pay dearly for it even to receive free channels, and so they've forgotten they can get these channels on antenna frequencies and save money. This antenna is originally designed for the American market, not the French one. And what they don't tell you is that to catch these signals, the antennas must not have any obstacles that hinder reception. It must be clear, and you only receive within a radius of 1 to 3 km in general, and once again, there must be no obstacles.
You are warned; many people in France have been scammed, and it continues. The company doesn't even have an address for refund requests. Moreover, certain testimonies show that some haven’t even received this antenna.
So be vigilant and don't let your greed control you. Often too good to be true. Instead, look towards IPTV TV if you want to save real money.