bromley52 wrote: » The DAZN app is in the Amazon app store.
chrismcc409 wrote: » This appears to have worked. I may be wrong as I've 3 accounts now and starting to confuse myself but the steps that worked for me were 1. On android device where you haven't previously signed up. 2. Using windscribe connect to canada 3. Open the DAZN app and sign up with name email etx 4. Select the 15.99 eur price plan and click through to the next screen 5. Switch off vpn just prior to payment and click for next screen 6. Should offer you the 1.99 with Google pay. Complete the payment and next screen should take you to the home screen with account set up complete 7. Log out 8. Switch vpn back in 9. Log back in Let me know if it works for anyone else. I can't quite recall all the screens I went though. Had to do it on another phone and someone else Google Pay account but can log in fine on my own. Will try set up on my own account when the existing one fully expires. Edited for typo
setanta1984 wrote: » Hi there, thanks for outlining your steps etc. Just wondering, another poster had mentioned a few posts back that they had the 1.99 payment on their Canadian account cancelled if not confirmed within a few days - can you confirm that you didn't have this problem and that you have successfully made a €1.99 payment on a Canadian account, and can access canadian content with the VPN? I've already wasted €1.99 on an account that doesn't work (created in Ireland via browser) so I want to see if someone can definitely confirm they've been successful before wasting another Steps I'm going to try which I think will work based on your posts: 1. Download app to phone 2. Connect to Canadian VPN 3. Create a new account in the app (this should now be a "Canadian" account?) 4. Before paying, turn off the VPN 5. Price should now be the Irish price of €1.99 6. Pay (I plan on using an iPhone and apple pay) 7. Should now have a "Canadian" account, but paying Irish price. 8. Connect to VPN again and view Canadian content.
setanta1984 wrote: » Just to say I've tried this again today - followed steps in the quoted post to the letter (including Android phone, payment via google play) and it simply doesn't work. I'm guessing it might be a problem with newly created accounts or something. I created the new DAZN account while connected to the VPN in Canada, disconnected before being asked for payment details, was successfully shown Irish price, signed up paying €1.99. Still get the same error error complaining about only being able to access DAZN in the country you created your account when trying to access Canadian content. Only Irish content is shown. My old Germany-created account still works fine at €11.99 p/m, and allows me access to european and Canadian content so will just have to make do with that. Would have been nice to get that massive discount but oh well!
andy.dunleavy wrote: » shared or private canadian DAZN accounts from €8 per year on R, works fine with express / nord / windscribe vpns
headnorth wrote: What's R mean?
[Deleted User] wrote: » Expire this post. Just signed up to see its not working. Won't let me login to a different region where I signed up. Not a bargain, just a waste of time and money.
ablelocks wrote: » anyone know if this is still working and if so, would it work with keepsolid? I only want it for the rugby today and tomorrow - so a trial would be fine too
chrismcc409 wrote: » It doesn't work with keepsolid and doesn't have the European rugby if that's what you are after unfortunately.
ablelocks wrote: » oh, i thought it did. have since discovered that France 2 stream the heineken cup live on their site - just tested it on the toulouse match with keepsolid vpn and works fine
Irish Gunner wrote: » Is this dead in water.. Have Surfshark and also looking at this and get rid of eye P Also looked at streamlocator but not sure if worth it as don't stream that much that is geo locked and can't be resolved by using VPN
andy.dunleavy wrote: » Take a look at https://controld.com/ Allows you to change your dns and give you access to Dazn canada or any other geo locked service Works with commonly used browsers / new chromecast / apple tv / smartphones Currently 1 month free trial and then $4 pm / $40 yearly afterwards
NewClareman wrote: » This would be ideal for me, as it supports secure DNS on Apple TV. This avoids the risk of DNS redirection to malicious sites, e.g. for banking or shopping, when installed on a PC/Tablet/Phone. I've tried it on the AppleTV and it works fine. However, it won't unlock some uk live channels for me, unless I redirect all traffic to the UK. This is an issue as I want CH5 for SWMBO, which is not on eirTV. This wouldn't be a problem if I could bypass the service for the IE domain, which isn't working for me when I put in a bypass rule for the ie domain.If you have done this successfully you might let me know what rule you used. Otherwise I need some other service that supports encrypted DOS (DoH). Ok, I have figured this out. I used their troubleshooting guide and turned on logging. This identified the additional sub+domains that needed to be redirected. All good, now - fantastic service.
GhostyMcGhost wrote: » So does dazn work if you start the account creation as Canadian and switch to Ireland at payment? Anyone actually got that to work? controld works perfectly and I can direct dazn and ssport seamlessly if I could get the right dazn account
GhostyMcGhost wrote: » Anyone? … it’s quiet in here now. Is this method dead now?
112143 wrote: » Does this work like smart DNS proxy or do you need to change the dns for each service?
WildCardDoW wrote: » Isn't the issue though that DAZN now limit by country sign up so you won't get the Canadian content with an Irish account?
Nigzcurran wrote: » Used Windscribe to sign up via Germany and got a months free trial, it’s €11.99 a month after that. Not sure how much English commentary is available though
Spn744 wrote: » Can you connect to Canada VPN with a German sub and get English speaking content?
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