How to Get More Than 5000 Web TV Channels Totally Free of Charge

There are offers all around the world wide web which promise access to Internet TV, if you buy the appropriate software. These offers cost around $50 and sometimes more. For this payment the sellers promise access to more than five thousand world television stations, totally free. They say that you can even access paid for channels from satellite and cable channels without charge if you install the correct software.

The truth of the matter is that it is illegal to view paid for TV for nothing and that even if it was legitimate, this software would not help you to do it. What you actually get for your money is a list of websites that allow you to access on-line TV programs and video clips. You do not get anything that you cannot do for yourself using a search engine. Enter the words 'free web TV' into a search engine such as Google and you will see hundreds of site that allow you to watch for free, interspersed with offers of software that allows you to do the same thing.

It is easy to build your own list of web TV links completely free of charge. You don't need any special software.

In US, AOL has a facility for watching web TV and you do not need to subscribe to AOL to view. Unfortunately this is not available from the UK.

To start your own list go to the websites of all the TV stations that you like to watch and see if they allow you to watch on-line. You will find that many of them do. Start you collection of web TV links with these sites.

You can watch more than three thousand stations from around the world at: http://wwitv.com

There are stations from many countries available here and you can select from many languages.

After this go to http://www.channelchooser.com where you can watch TV from all over the world, or select channels closer to home like the Horror Channel and Nickelodeon, shopping channels, free cartoons, Discovery and lots of others. There are twenty five channels here to bookmark and you can add others from places as far apart as Netherlands and India. Access news, sport, music and much more from all over the world, for free.