fahrenheit: Just sent a message. As a two connection household with different ISPs, this would make solve a very real problem for us.

albi90:
2) you can add your own URLs (upto 20) to unblock and what country you want to make the URLs think your coming from.

Nebbie:

fahrenheit: Just sent a message. As a two connection household with different ISPs, this would make solve a very real problem for us.

This should be no problem just set the devices DNS servers to the servers in the setup guide and you should be good to go https://dns4me.net/guides

I've been using this for a while now and working well I've been able to play Netflix HD.

The only minor problem I have noticed is with the Roku 3 it seems to have a hard set DNS check in the background that goes to 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 if you have a decent router you can hijack these address.

reven:

albi90:
2) you can add your own URLs (upto 20) to unblock and what country you want to make the URLs think your coming from.

thats a very good feature :) in a pinch i use hola for specific sites, but rather pay for a service I can trust more :)

DarkShadow: OK. When you add servers in the future, first interest for me would be Hong Kong and second interest would be for China.

attewell: Like the idea of a hosts generator.
Just unsure if it's slower using your DNS for normal browsing?

Dean

attewell: Can you get hosts generator for dd-wrt router?

PhantomNVD: working well for me once i realise i needed to configure each domain (!)

now to FINALLY try a free month netflix and see what the comparison is with Lightbox new beta offering :)

thanks for the trial!

charsleysa: I've been using this service for quite a while and I'll definitely be paying for it once it goes public (as long as the prices aren't too high).

There are a couple of nagging tidbits though:
1) the website doesn't have persistent sessions so I have to keep logging in again and again every time I go to update my ip address.
2) this is more of a feature request, can you make it so we can select a zone that auto updates so that when the ip address changes instead of displaying that unknown ip address page it will auto update the selected zone. I do expect people to be logged in for this to work (hence the first request above).

I think those features would be quite useful to someone who only uses one zone on a regular basis (e.g at home) and uses the other zones for when they travel, go to a friends house, etc. They are quite easy to implement and would take away so much hassle for me so I can get straight to watching movies on my devices (as some devices don't have physical keyboards so it's a pain to log in and update ip address).