Good vpn for geolocation?

So services understand VPN's now. So when your connection comes from DATACENTER. They already know you're already a user sharing some VPN connection and flat out block that IP block. This is why VPN's keep changing exit nodes for streaming purposes. They will all hit the same issue.

As someone who helps run a datacenter, streaming services block our IPs all the time for no reason. Like, watching Hulu or Netflix on a lunch break can be a real pain sometimes.
Usually you can just ask them to unblock the IP and insist that it is not a VPN or whatever, it's just your office IP. It might take a phonecall or two.

For actually getting access when you're 'not supposed to', I think it is just a roll of the dice to find a service that works to reach what you want to reach. I haven't heard of hardly anyone having a good, long-term experience with any particular VPN Proxy service. They all eventually have some kind of issues that seem to drive people to keep looking for something better.

I haven't tried the Canadian servers, but Nord has worked well for UK servers for the BBC, and even Netflix and Disney if I forget to disconnect it. Maybe once in every 5 connections gets a server that is blocked by the streaming services, but a reconnect works around it.

I use Proton VPN, and just tested CBC. After creating a free account, I am able to watch all local channels.

Interesting enough, its always great to be able to access other countries TV, in case something interesting is going on there. Hopefully good stuff, and not "may you live in interesting times, Chinese curse" times.

Hi. I don't use one, but a friend of mine swears by ExpressVPN.

My favorite VPN spoofer for today is ExpressVPN. This provider comes with 3,000+ servers in 94 countries and 160 locations worldwide, making for a huge server fleet that screams “spoofing!” In addition, we’re looking at a provider with unlimited bandwidth and the fastest speeds.

As always, YMMV.

I used StrongVPN for years and it worked really well. Sometimes I had to switch like from NY to LA or similar to get certain services to work, I guess Netflix/Hulu had figured out that the specific IP belonged to a VPN. I stopped using it about a year ago though.

ProtonVPN get's my vote.
But also note that some video streaming/content sites will not allow the use of VPNs, so it's not a sure thing that it works.