"Are you sharing your password?"
A new location every week looks suspicious to streaming services. If you keep getting locked out, flagged, or asked to verify your household, there's usually a fix.
In-person help, probably right nearby
Your TV should travel as well as your rig does.
Streaming was built for people who stay put. I help RVers get their shows, their sports, and their local channels working again, wherever they've parked.
Text me, I'm nearbyIndependent advice. Plain-English.
Sound familiar?
These are the problems I hear about most often from folks on the road. If one of them is yours, I can help.
Lost your local channels and sports
Move a few hundred miles and your home-team games, blackout rules, and local news can all change. I'll help you get back what you're used to watching.
The "smart" TV isn't very smart
You were told the TV that came with the RV was all you'd need. If it's slow, missing apps, or constantly buffering, it's probably not your fault.
Paying for the same thing twice
You do NOT need to have separate subscriptions for your RV and home. That's crazy talk.
The same show on every TV
Want the game in the living area and the bedroom at once? There are tidy ways to do it that fit the small space of an RV.
Something else entirely
Not sure what's wrong, only that it isn't working? That's fine. Tell me what you're trying to watch and we'll work it out together.
How I help
There's no one-size-fits-all answer for streaming on the road. So I start with you, not a product.
I talk to you
If we're in the same RV park (or same area), I'll come over. Otherwise we can chat on the phone.
We look at what you have
Your TVs, your services, your subscriptions, and what you actually want to watch.
You get a straight answer
What will work best for how you travel, including what you can stop paying for if you want.
No skin in the game.I'm not tied to any streaming service or provider. My only goal is recommending what I think will work best for you. I do charge service fees, but only after you decide what you want my help with. Don't need my help? No worries. It's nice to chat with folks regardless.
Did you see my fifth wheel?
Let's get your TV working.
Give me a text and tell me what's going on. If I'm in your park, I can usually stop by. Either way, I'll give you a text or call back.
(555) 555-0123Saw my rig? That's me. Come say hi.