Nexomir IPTV FAQ: Straight Answers Before and After You Order

No. These are unrelated companies that happen to have similar names. Nexom, for example, is a Canadian company working in wastewater treatment, and its takeover news shows up when people search our name.

Nexomir IPTV is a television subscription and has no link to them, or to any game, car, biotech or tech brand with a similar spelling.

No. Searches for our name also show sellers such as Mirativi, OrexeTV, NexTV, StreamVexa, NexStream, Iptiva, Kenoa TV or Optimedia TV. We have no partnership with any of them and cannot answer for their service, prices or support.

Likewise, we support MAG boxes made by Infomir but are not part of Infomir or its US distributors.

We do not publish star ratings or customer quotes on this website, because we cannot let you verify them, and invented reviews are a problem across the whole industry.

Instead we suggest a practical test: send us your questions on WhatsApp before ordering, see how quickly and clearly we answer, then start with a three-month plan. Your first week is protected by our refund promise if nothing plays at home.

IPTV is a delivery technology (Wikipedia describes Internet Protocol television as television delivered over IP networks), the same principle many big-name streaming and cable apps use, and nothing about the technology itself is illegal. The legal question is always about the content: whether it is licensed for the way it is offered and watched.

Each subscriber is the one who must use the service lawfully, for private viewing at home, and in line with the laws of your state. If you have doubts, ask us before ordering.

No. Plans are for private household viewing only. Public or commercial showing of television requires separate commercial licenses from the rights holders.

No. Nexomir works on ordinary home internet without any extra software. We do not give advice on hiding or bypassing your internet provider's network, and a VPN often makes streaming slower.

Plan on roughly 15 Mbps for one HD stream and about 25 Mbps for 4K. For two screens at once, plan for around 40 Mbps.

Steadiness matters as much as speed: test at the hour you usually watch. Cable, fiber and most 5G home internet plans in the US handle this easily.

In most homes the cause is Wi-Fi, not the service: the device is far from the router, the 2.4 GHz band is crowded, or someone else is downloading a big game update.

Try a network cable or the 5 GHz band, restart the router, and lower the stream quality for big live events if needed. Our setup page lists more fixes.

MAG boxes, Fire TV, Android TV and Google TV, Apple TV, Samsung and LG smart TVs, iPhone, iPad, Android phones and tablets, Windows and Mac computers. Roku does not support the player apps we rely on, so Roku owners usually add an inexpensive streaming stick.

No. You use an independent player app from your device's official store, or a MAG box. That gives you the freedom to choose the player you like best. The apps contain no channels; your Nexomir login provides them.

With a secure checkout link: cards from Visa, Mastercard and American Express, or the Apple Pay and Google Pay wallets. We never ask for card details in a chat, and we never ask for gift cards or bank transfers to a person.

No. Each plan is a single payment. We send a reminder before it ends; renewing is your choice.

Single-screen plans play on a single device at any moment, even though the app can be installed on more than one. The twelve-month two-screen plan lets two devices stream at the same time.

For seven days after delivery, if channels do not play on your device and our team cannot solve it, the full price goes back to the card or wallet you used. Details are on the money-back guarantee page.

Ask us on WhatsApp. We will talk through your device and connection first, so you can judge whether the service suits you before you pay, and the seven-day guarantee protects your first order.