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IPTV scam checklist
Before you pay
- I can test the service on my own screen before paying, for example with a free trial.
- I found the seller's contact details on their own website and typed the address myself.
- I have read written terms: what I get, for how long, and what happens if it stops.
- The offer is not a "lifetime" deal, or a very low price with no trial and no terms.
- I am not buying a login resold or shared by another customer.
When paying
- The payment request came through the seller's official channel, after I placed an order.
- Nobody asked for my email password, banking login or one-time security codes.
- I am keeping the order, the payment reference and the messages until my access works.
When installing an app
- The player app comes from an official store or from its publisher's own website.
- I did not install a modified or "premium unlocked" app file sent to me by link.
If something goes wrong
- I contact my payment provider quickly to ask about a dispute; time limits often apply.
- I stop further payments and never pay more to "unlock" a refund.
- I change any password I shared and turn on two-step verification.
- I uninstall apps that came from unofficial links.
- I report it to my national consumer or fraud reporting service.
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