#streamkeyplz
I am currently trying to sell my golden stream key. Got it 3 months ago but never used the code as I dont game or stream often enough.
They sell on the theta webstore for $1000 but I'm open to offers
@MultiKillerjoe @THETAtv Offer accepted.
I saw this on theta yesterday thought it would be useful for someone struggling to get a key or even if anyone didnt want to wait for one. I'd just be happy to get anything for It as i dont intend to use it at all
@Whizadree
I am currently trying to sell my golden stream key. Got it 3 months ago but never used the code as I dont game or stream often enough.
They sell on the theta webstore for $1000 but I'm open to offers
@JynxGaming_
Just saw you looking for a stream key. I'm currently trying to sell mines the code is unused as I dont stream or game enough to use theta.
They sell on the webstore for $1000 but I'm open to offers.
@Schmell_DeCoffe @Datapotatoes@OriginBroadband@OriginProtocol I sure will.
Once I've spoken with origin again today I'll post screenshots that back my claims up. This origin protocol was initially designed to help origin broadband get out of its 5+ million in debt which accrued in 2017 (coincidentally the same time origin protocol launched
@Schmell_DeCoffe @Datapotatoes@OriginBroadband@OriginProtocol I am currently in communication with origin broadband and once again been referred to the third party tech line.
Last time we spoke I read off each line of code that I found which linked the two companies together the guy started to panic and coincidentally ended the call
@Schmell_DeCoffe @Datapotatoes@OriginBroadband@OriginProtocol A bold statement indeed. I first took this up with origin broadband around 7 months ago before finally being referred to a "third party" tech line..
Since then I have gathered evidence to support my claims and after receiving there new router I was able to finally prove this.
@imajsgarcia @OriginProtocol@googlecloud Agreed but for different reasons.
The network is run by @OriginBroadband who supply its customers without their knowledge a router which is coded to run the "origin protocol" and also prioritises this over the customer during peak times leaving you with poor connections