03/FEB/2011 UPDATE – WE HAVE A VPN SERVER SET UP WITH HIDE IP – CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS
I mentioned in my post about watching UK TV from Poland that if enough people were interested I would set up a proxy server for us all. As a few people said they were keen I have been in contact with UK Proxy Servers and we have got the following offer:
- £10 per month (including VAT)
- Unlimited bandwidth (no abuse though – i.e. hammering it 24/7)
- VPN Server (more flexible than a proxy server)
By routing your internet access via our VPN server you will no longer get the geo-blocking that throws up error messages along the lines of “not available in your country” and will be able to access the following services just as you could as if you were in the UK:
- BBC iPlayer
- ITV Player
- 4OD
- Demand FIVE
- Sky Player
- Zattoo
- TV Catchup
- View TV
- Eurosport Player
You can read all about VPNs to your heart’s content on the UK Proxy Servers knowledgebase.
If you want to join up or have any questions post a comment below or email me at ben@britishinpoland.com. When enough people contact me I will set up the server and start handing out accounts.
Tags: tv, uk proxy server, vpn
Hi Ben,
you can count me in please,
just keep me up to date on what you need and when you need it.
Cheers
Hi,
Let me know the progress – this could be interesting.
Hi Ben,
interesting site….In Poland for 2 years from UK….I would be interested in the proxy server.
Cheers.
I’m in the process of selling up in England and moving to Poland, is there any use for my SKY decoder and dish in Poland, or should i leave it in the UK?
The dish probably isn’t worth bringing. Those sky ones are only small (40cm to 60cm) so aren’t that useful plus you can buy an 80cm one in Poland for 100 PLN or so. Regarding the decoder then that depends on whether you plan to try and watch Sky TV in Poland or not. If so then you will need your decoder, plus a bigger dish, plus you need to keep Sky thinking that you’re in the UK still. See here for more info: http://www.britishinpoland.com/blog/2010/01/watching-british-television-in-poland/
Hi,
I will be moving from England to Poland shortly and would find the proxy server useful. Count me in.
Just keep me updated.
Thanks.
Hi,
Living in France but don’t see why this should count me out??!!
Certainly interested.
Thansk
No problem – sure will add you to the list. Still need at least 20 more people so if you know anyone else interested in France please feel free to spread the word :-)
im in
Hi All – it’s not worth setting up a server and paying a tenner a month when the guys at Hide IP VPN can give us what we need for 6 USD a month – please see here:
http://www.britishinpoland.com/blog/2010/05/uk-tv-in-poland-update/
Cheers.
Ben
HI– Just found your webite. Would like to participate.
Hi Ben
count my family, please. Wojciech Rozewski
Hi Wojciech – please go ahead and sign up here at Hide IP. Thanks. Ben
I will be moving to poland next year and would love Uk tv, count me in too. Thanks!
Recently moved to Katowice…would love to be in on this gig (even though I’m Irish, I still watch British TV – couldn’t even get BBC iplayer in Ireland!)
Hi Colin
Please click here http://www.britishinpoland.com/out/hideip to go to Hide IP who provide the IP VPN service that BritishInPoland.com recommends.
Thanks.
Ben
im planning on moving to Krakow in spring 2012. i will def be up for it and whatever works best.
Hi Ben, I am moving to Poland next week and would be interested as I won’t be able to get Sky in my new place,
Thanks,
Ang
Hi i am currently living in Poland and would despeately like UK Tv, so i would love to sign up for this…. what the next step, donation for cost of server?
Thanks
Tee
H Tee – actually we decided to go with Hide IP who offer the same thing for only a few quid a month. All you have to do is sign up with them and follow the instructions.
Very, very interested interested in signing up to this proxy server.
I am in Warsaw and I find myself missing the T.V.
Please let me know the next step
Your site is absolutely first class.
A lot of hard work.
Many, many thanks,
Dean