eleDNS vs UnoDNS

[Barfish88]

Sup guys


Just wondering how is eleDNS compared to UnoDNS

I know EleDNS is $5.99 and UnoDNS is $4.95 for the premium account.

Which one is better for hulu / netflix.

 

[AfricanTech]

/subscribes

If anyone has experience with unlocator would be nice to add that as well.

So far it's free 'cos it's in beta, but expect it to be paid soon.

 

[Electric]

Unotelly

 

[DrJohnZoidberg]

I'm pretty happy with Uno, I have no issues so no need to move.

 

[Brown Fox]

I'm pretty happy with Uno, I have no issues so no need to move.

+1 Same here no issues with Uno.

 

[Chevron]

Unotelly hasn't ever given me a day's worth of trouble and let's me change Netflix regions. Wouldn't consider changing easily.

 

[roguemat]

I'm with the rest of you - never had any trouble with UnoTelly so unless there is something awesome that eleDNS does then I wouldn't move, even if it was $2 cheaper.

For someone that is deciding between the two, I would say UnoTelly is a more attractive choice anyway because the site doesn't look like crap.

Also, not to hate on the little guy, but their site shows they only have 1000 users. I would trust UnoTelly easier because I assume they have WAY more and are used to handling the load.

 

[@udiS3]

Sup guys


Just wondering how is eleDNS compared to UnoDNS

I know EleDNS is $5.99 and UnoDNS is $4.95 for the premium account.

Which one is better for hulu / netflix.

I have used both and made the switch when Unotelly was having issues with Netflix and requesting customers to block DNS address (required a dd-wrt router):
http://help.unotelly.com/support/ar...ng-public-dns-lookups-requires-dd-wrt-router-

However eleDNS played perfectly well with Netflix during that period.

These issues are bound to come along with services such as unoDNS & eleDNS as service providers (Netflix/Hulu) change infrastructure. But to me it seemed as if Unotelly was off the mark on this one.

... Also, not to hate on the little guy, but their site shows they only have 1000 users.

A smaller player could also mean they are under-subscribed and the service level better. Being a bigger company doesn't equate to better service. Google "broadband over subscription" as an example and see how many big companies are guilty.