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Dear Valued Customer,
As 2018 draws to an end, we wanted to take the opportunity to highlight some of the enhancements made to our TV service and give you a sneak peek of what’s yet to come:
1) We launched our new FLOW EVO service to bring you a simple & user-friendly interface along with our refreshed Flow on Demand menu making it easier for you to find the shows and movies you want when you want.
2) We introduced a new Replay TV feature that allows you to catchup on TV shows which were shown within the last 24 hours on select channels.
3) We added more channels to our Flow to Go product, which now has over 100 live channels for you to stream on your Smartphone, Tablet or PC – Download the app for FREE to start watching channels such as Nickelodeon, BET, Cartoon Network, Discovery Kids, Flow Sports 1&2, GSN & HGTV
We are also adding 2 new channels to our FLOW EVO lineup. As of December 1st 2018, you will have access to Discover World HD & Discovery Theatre HD providing a programming mix of history, culture, real-life stories, mystery, investigation, travel and factual series and documentaries. These two channels will be available in our TV Ultra, TV Max and TV Watch All packages, if you are a TV Essentials or TV Plus customer, you will enjoy a 3-month free preview from December 1st 2018 – February 28th 2019 so that you can take advantage of the new and exciting programming at no extra cost. Customers without a FLOW EVO package will not have access to these two channels.
In the coming weeks, we’ll be removing some channels from all of our TV packages across the Caribbean. As of December 31st 2018, we will remove the following channels: Big Ten Network, CGTN, FOX Deportes, FOX Soccer Plus, FOX Sports 2, FOX Sports Racing, National Geographic, National Geographic Wild and BBC America.
We understand that this change impacts your viewing habits however we hope you will continue to discover all Flow has to offer for your Sports and Entertainment needs, including some of our signature content such as:
Flow Sports (Home of the Premier League)
Premier League, UEFA Champions League and Europa League, T10 Cricket, The Big Bash league, T20 Cricket & IPL (Indian premier League)
ESPN Caribbean:
College Football & Basketball, NBA, NFL
As always, we’re working hard every day to bring the best in entertainment to every part of your life.
Thank you for being a valued Flow customer!
Sincerely,
Your Flow Team
Dun knowSpitfir3 wrote:iptv for it
dean_spleen09 wrote:once they dont remove ducktv i cool.
then it will be problems....
redmanjp wrote:They was pirating dem ting or what
Dizzy28 wrote:Have Flow only becuase of my parents. They need their ZeeTv and Westerns
ProtonPowder wrote:What the TATT good for? When Flow was pirating USA and get make out, anything happen to them?
Rell mess yes..
Exactly...lolRovin's Audio wrote:ppl does still use flow cable tv ?
must be mostly them ole ppl who cyar work d interwebz ......
Hahaah these days flow price drop n better deals.. competitors have them busy .. imagine u getting hd cable..phone.. n 100mbs net all together for 525$ a monthmatr1x wrote:FLOW: WATCH, TALK, STICK
dredman1 wrote:Dizzy28 wrote:Have Flow only becuase of my parents. They need their ZeeTv and Westerns
Same here.
If it wasnt for this, I'd have no use for flow cable tv, as everything else of what little tv I watch is available online.
dredman1 wrote:Dizzy28 wrote:Have Flow only becuase of my parents. They need their ZeeTv and Westerns
Same here.
If it wasnt for this, I'd have no use for flow cable tv, as everything else of what little tv I watch is available online.
No_Name wrote:dredman1 wrote:Dizzy28 wrote:Have Flow only becuase of my parents. They need their ZeeTv and Westerns
Same here.
If it wasnt for this, I'd have no use for flow cable tv, as everything else of what little tv I watch is available online.
In light of this, who are the best alternative cable TV providers?
vaiostation wrote:No_Name wrote:dredman1 wrote:Dizzy28 wrote:Have Flow only becuase of my parents. They need their ZeeTv and Westerns
Same here.
If it wasnt for this, I'd have no use for flow cable tv, as everything else of what little tv I watch is available online.
In light of this, who are the best alternative cable TV providers?
If you have internet, air link is pretty decent...
dogg wrote:Dear Valued Customer,
As 2018 draws to an end, we wanted to take the opportunity to highlight some of the enhancements made to our TV service and give you a sneak peek of what’s yet to come:
1) We launched our new FLOW EVO service to bring you a simple & user-friendly interface along with our refreshed Flow on Demand menu making it easier for you to find the shows and movies you want when you want.
2) We introduced a new Replay TV feature that allows you to catchup on TV shows which were shown within the last 24 hours on select channels.
3) We added more channels to our Flow to Go product, which now has over 100 live channels for you to stream on your Smartphone, Tablet or PC – Download the app for FREE to start watching channels such as Nickelodeon, BET, Cartoon Network, Discovery Kids, Flow Sports 1&2, GSN & HGTV
We are also adding 2 new channels to our FLOW EVO lineup. As of December 1st 2018, you will have access to Discover World HD & Discovery Theatre HD providing a programming mix of history, culture, real-life stories, mystery, investigation, travel and factual series and documentaries. These two channels will be available in our TV Ultra, TV Max and TV Watch All packages, if you are a TV Essentials or TV Plus customer, you will enjoy a 3-month free preview from December 1st 2018 – February 28th 2019 so that you can take advantage of the new and exciting programming at no extra cost. Customers without a FLOW EVO package will not have access to these two channels.
In the coming weeks, we’ll be removing some channels from all of our TV packages across the Caribbean. As of December 31st 2018, we will remove the following channels: Big Ten Network, CGTN, FOX Deportes, FOX Soccer Plus, FOX Sports 2, FOX Sports Racing, National Geographic, National Geographic Wild and BBC America.
We understand that this change impacts your viewing habits however we hope you will continue to discover all Flow has to offer for your Sports and Entertainment needs, including some of our signature content such as:
Flow Sports (Home of the Premier League)
Premier League, UEFA Champions League and Europa League, T10 Cricket, The Big Bash league, T20 Cricket & IPL (Indian premier League)
ESPN Caribbean:
College Football & Basketball, NBA, NFL
As always, we’re working hard every day to bring the best in entertainment to every part of your life.
Thank you for being a valued Flow customer!
Sincerely,
Your Flow Team
team 394 wrote:vaiostation wrote:No_Name wrote:dredman1 wrote:Dizzy28 wrote:Have Flow only becuase of my parents. They need their ZeeTv and Westerns
Same here.
If it wasnt for this, I'd have no use for flow cable tv, as everything else of what little tv I watch is available online.
In light of this, who are the best alternative cable TV providers?
If you have internet, air link is pretty decent...
Red folks have zee and a couple others, one western channel also
I always thought digicel cable was doing something like that alreadymaj. tom wrote:Cable TV still holding on to the traditional non-tech people. But they're going to start realizing that they can make more profit off internet bundles and can offer particular subscriptions over the internet TV bundles. Net neutrality will hit home here when that starts.
Perhaps in 10 years Flow's whole cable tv model will change where you can actually pay for online unlimited subs like FOX, HBO, etc. within your internet bundle, and set up to stream to any device. So essentially legal IPTV through Flow who will pay for the geographic location license to broadcast without requiring a personal VPN. The decoder box will have the VPN software that Flow will maintain for a fee. Unlike the model now where they're stealing content and selling it to customers for a profit over cable.
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