Originally posted by kidrock
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Maytv is a joke. Have had nothing but problems with. Thy hav no support at all.Mine freezees up so went to playing thru phone dos the same thing so I figure it is on their end. If your projection company can't get it right better get someone who can.
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It is quite amazing the problems since they switched to MavTV Plus. I do agree that customer service is garbage. If not for James I'm not sure what would get done.Originally posted by Mustang41 View PostMaytv is a joke. Have had nothing but problems with. Thy hav no support at all.Mine freezees up so went to playing thru phone dos the same thing so I figure it is on their end. If your projection company can't get it right better get someone who can.
My renewal is the first of May and I will cancel so to not get charged again. I am done with this clown show. My only disappointment is I don't have two accounts so I can get the satisfaction of cancelling twice.
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It seems if you have a TV with built in Roku, you won’t have any problems. Is this correct? I’m just guessing, based on all the comments over the past year or so. If so, TV’s are a dime a dozen these days. We bought a 70†TCL (built in Roku and many other goodies) three years ago for $500. Paid an additional $150 for a full five-year warranty. We went cheap because 1) we didn’t want to go full on stupid and pay $2000 for a TV, like our son-in-law did (that TV crashed in less than two years), and 2) if we had problems with ours, it’s replaced with a new one, no charge. If it lasts longer than five years, I’d happily make the same purchase again. I haven’t streamed anything on my phone, iPad or anything else, in three years. I can’t even imagine not watching one on TV at this point.
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Terry,
Glad to hear you havent had any problems but none of that does nothing to help those without a new TV or Roku.
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Yes, MavTV via the app, whether that's with Roku, AppleTV, Firestick or mobile, it seems to work fine. Their website is where most of the issues are. The site went down right before the Chili Bowl and has
had issues the past week as well.
My suggestion is for anyone trying to avoid issues, get a streaming device or Chromecast to use with a TV. It's a minimal $20 (on up) investment.
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