[Yarmark]

Anyone have any luck with Netflix using a Dominican IP and a Dominican internet provider like Orange or Claro?

[doctorzlo]

Netflix works fine in the DR. I signed up and use it via my Claro IP.

If you want more films, TV shows etc, connect via a USA based IP after you have signed up.

[Sowsunese]

apparently we have netflix but the choice is very poor. not that i care since i have never used it and i never will. but yeah, it works.

[chuviskkk]

Yes, I use Netflix, mostly now for catching up on Breaking Bad. Works well, but the number of available choices is much lower as we are "international".

Robert, do you use a service for the US IP address or ....? Can you recommend something that works for you. I tried a web service with a monthly fee, but couldn't get it to work.

Thanks.

[syncFisee]

Yes, I use Netflix, mostly now for catching up on Breaking Bad. Works well, but the number of available choices is much lower as we are "international".

Robert, do you use a service for the US IP address or ....? Can you recommend something that works for you. I tried a web service with a monthly fee, but couldn't get it to work.

Thanks.

Hold on, so if you are in DR you get less programming than in the US? Thats crazy! What is you originally have a US based Netflix account and move to DR and try to access Netflix from down there; would you get DR programming or US?

[doctorzlo]

Yes, I use Netflix, mostly now for catching up on Breaking Bad. Works well, but the number of available choices is much lower as we are "international".

Robert, do you use a service for the US IP address or ....? Can you recommend something that works for you. I tried a web service with a monthly fee, but couldn't get it to work.

Thanks.

hidemyass.com if you're just using it on a PC.

If you have a TV with a wireless connection. Create an ad-hoc network and stream it that way to your TV.

[doctorzlo]

Hold on, so if you are in DR you get less programming than in the US? Thats crazy!

That's normal for a bunch of online services, it's related to the content licensing.

Use a USA IP after you have signed up and you will get access as if in the USA.

US$7.99 monthly, not a bad deal if you like watching TV

[phsyalcvqh]

hidemyass.com if you're just using it on a PC.

If you have a TV with a wireless connection. Create an ad-hoc network and stream it that way to your TV.

doesn't that slow your connection down? it's been a while since i used it, but back than streaming was impossible, because the connection got so slow.

[doctorzlo]

doesn't that slow your connection down? it's been a while since i used it, but back than streaming was impossible, because the connection got so slow.

All depends on the speed of your connection?

Mine is always around 3-4 MB and I never have a problem with watching Netflix here in Santo Domingo.

[koebforfrn]

Also depends where you live. I live in Cabarete and get my internet through Delancer cable. I have the 3mb package which has the added bonus of an IP address in the US. Today I'm in Miami, but sometimes I'm in Ft Lauderdale!

Runs Netflix flawlessly and I get the whole US content including HD streams.

I also subscribe to Hidemyass as recommended by Robert. As I travel a lot around South America I like to watch US based Netflix and UK based BBC iPlayer on my laptop. Works great!

[amelveEnromma]

I have netflix thru orange,the choices are limited though.

[cauddyVab]

we used netflix in DR last trip...no problem at all. we were using the hotels wifi. The selection for on line is just so so. but not bad for 8 bucks a month...considering there is just so much not to watch on TV here in the US or in DR.