A way around ESPN360?

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Is there any way to gain access to ESPN 360 if your service provider doesn't offer it?

I've read about people going to a place with WiFi, like a McDonalds or Starbucks, and signing up for a new ESPN account and synching that profile whichgives them access to 360. But has anyone ever done this? Also does anyone who has access to ESPN360 mind making up a dummy name and synching the profile withESPN360 and then hooking me/NT up with the username and password?
 
atdhe.net homie...thats the best help i can provide. you won't get as many games as espn360, but you'll get a good amount
 
I came back to my apartment this year to find out that I now have it
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I didn't get it last year
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As for your question, I don't think that would work. I'm not 100% sure on how ESPN360 works, but I think it uses your IP Address to find out whereyou're trying to access it from. And if you try to access it from the ISP at your house, your IP Address will show up as one that doesn't work withESPN360...

Last year if something that I wanted to really watch was on ESPN360, I'd just take my books and go to the library (ESPN360 should work on every campus).That way I could watch the game and get some homework or studying done at the same time.
 
Turns out, you can do it that way. ESPN360 has "Remote Access" where you link an account up to the ISP that allows ESPN360.

I just linked an account for dre, so if y'all want me to try link some up for y'all, let me know.
 
Create an account on espn.com and PM me the info.

I'll link it up for you.
 
I'll take one of those too. Will holla at you with the info. Thanks in advance.
 
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