BoxRec

Like many people on the forum, I am one of the Boxrecers who bought Seconds Out TV viewing rights of the Klitschko-Arreola fight at the very acceptable price of £2.49 yesterday, but when I tried to watch the fight this morning, found that my rights had 'expired'.

I had always planned to watch the fight this morning, rather than in the early hours last night.

No doubt Seconds Out could claim that I was warned when I purchased the fight that my viewing rights would have expired by now, but (i) I do not feel this was highlighted prominently enough; and (ii) I feel this is silly anyway: surely a purchaser should have viewing rights for the next couple of days?

£2.49 was a very fair price...But doesn't seem very fair to me now!

Seconds Out--please consider these points...

i logged on about midday and was surprised no repeat showings were available.

my internet connection is officially the worst ever.

the secondsout feed was messing me about bigtime last night.

well frustrating.

I thought it was a great deal

I watched it live on SecondsOut and was very satisfied with the stream. They should, however, have it available for repeat showings for at least a couple of days.

I was happy with the Secondsout feed. Ran fine on the 2mb connection I watched it live on, no issues.

Bargain at £2.49!!

Had it on TV here so this wasn't an issue for me, but just want to add my support to the complaints.

I have used internet PPV before when overseas and in both instances (Harrison-Williams 1, Wlad-Brock) I watched them on delay. I even managed to download Harrison-Williams onto a DVD in an internet cafe and take away to watch on my laptop.

Bearing in mind these two fights were four and three years ago respectively, no reason the technology that was in place for watching those the next day should not be in place now.

No complaints here. Altho' I always like to watch the re-run the next day it was clear that my time expires at 7am.

The stream itself was absolutely grand and a bargain at the price it was.

I'll certainly use them again.