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Topic # 230595 3-Mar-2018 23:13
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I'm trying to use TVNZ on demand and I tried using Hola to watch some programs, but nothing happened when I pressed the play button. After reloading the page a few times and then after pressing play, I got the following message: "Access to this resource is forbidden by access policy." Is there a better VPN to use, preferably one that is free or has a free trial?

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  Reply # 1967696 3-Mar-2018 23:52
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Do not ever use Hola. They sell your bandwidth.

Use DNS4ME.




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  Reply # 1967704 4-Mar-2018 01:57
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Will that allow me to view videos?



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  Reply # 1967705 4-Mar-2018 02:00
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The message is still showing up even after I've started the trial? Is there something I'm doing wrong?

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  Reply # 1967708 4-Mar-2018 07:23
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Have you set up the DNS settings? Or have you just started the free trial and done nothing else?

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  Reply # 1968039 4-Mar-2018 21:56
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tvnz are good at blocking VPN's even if they are hosted in NZ

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  Reply # 1968100 5-Mar-2018 07:56
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Ive been using NordVPN for the past few years. I liked it so much i bought a 2-3 year subscription while they were having a sale. They seem to have a node in every country so most content can be accessed.
Some nodes are basically unusable, but they tend to have multiple nodes in each country to deal with overloading.

Their UI is really nice, especially on Mac OS, it integrates seamlessly.

Id recommend doing a trial before subscribing tho, some sites are a complete miss and dont work with this and other VPN services, and you won’t really know unless you test it.

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  Reply # 1968158 5-Mar-2018 10:08
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TunnelBear is ok, but I've always used getflix.

 

Always a good idea to have another look at these things and see if something new/better has come along.

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TunnelBear is ok, but I've always used getflix.

 

Always a good idea to have another look at these things and see if something new/better has come along.

 

 

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