LDBC PBC-Marketer: “I used the Fox App...” but said he didn’t use Apps! #DAZN

[champion4ever]

That’s not what I asked but thanks.

First of all, as we all know DAZN is standalone. I would imagine these Fox apps are free since in theory you’re paying for it through your cable subscriber. Meaning the Cable provider has to buy the rights in the first place and provide the content “package” to its subscriber.

So how did a person buy the PPv last night? You do it from the required app.

Then, how do you view it on the big screen?

You purchase it on the Fox Now Application. Then you can either stream it on a smart phone, smart television, smart watch, PC, tablet or any other digital media player like Roku, Google Chromecast or the Amazon fire stick.

[Thuglife Nelo]

You purchase it on the Fox Now Application. Then you can either stream it on a smart phone, smart television, smart watch, PC, tablet or any other digital media player like Roku, Google Chromecast or the Amazon fire stick.

So basically Fox Now is like DAZN except that you still need to provide PROOF that you are cable subscriber by entering some code as the LDBC Leader said.

On top of that you have the opportunity to pay $75 dollars for a PPV single event.

Ok...

So with DAZN you get unlimited content for 1 month for $20 bucks or a whole year for $100.

Hmm.. oh wait, I said all this months ago explaining to everyone why DAZN was good for boxing but I was labeled a shill by the LDBc PBC-only boys because they hate Oscar and Hearn. Got it!

[champion4ever]

So basically Fox Now is like DAZN except that you still need to provide PROOF that you are cable subscriber by entering some code as the LDBC Leader said.

On top of that you have the opportunity to pay $75 dollars for a PPV single event.

Ok...

So with DAZN you get unlimited content for 1 month for $20 bucks or a whole year for $100.

Hmm.. oh wait, I said all this months ago explaining to everyone why DAZN was good for boxing but I was labeled a shill by the LDBc PBC-only boys because they hate Oscar and Hearn. Got it!

Basically, that is correct.