UPDATE: 12/11/17

Movietv.to relaunched privately under a new name like I thought it would and I have been using it for over a year now.

It is invite only. The message I see on the page where I can invite people says that they will ban accounts that post details about it publicly so I will not post details here.

As far as I can tell I only have a couple of invites to give and the site says:

"You might get more invites to generate later."

When I run out of invites, I will delete this individual post, so if you are able to read this, you can PM me now if interested. Thanks for reading

UPDATE 10/2/16

It turns out my hunch wasn't wrong. As of today, movietv.to closed open registration. But don't fret, I'm sure another site will open up soon.

I had the same reservation when I saw the site. I can't say for sure, but from the people I know who signed up and my own personal experience, billing has gone smoothly for the past 2 months. The charge shows up from MOVTV after the 3 day free trial.

A lot of members have private messaged me thanks for the information above, so again, you're welcome.

The most common question I get is how I was scammed on this board. In the first incident, user DoubleCupped actually gave me a login for superchillin after I paid, but I knew that I needed to change the email on the account if I was going to be safe from the owner of the email account resetting the password. DoubleCupped said it was a defunct email that belonged to him and that it would be no issue. I was locked out of the account 2 days later.

In the second instance, user Zexnet took my money and said he would give me details soon. He kept delaying until he stopped responding all together.

So, again, if you want superchillin, use Movietv.to -- it's not worth the risk on here of getting scammed. It happens more often than not with super chillin sellers.

But if you're going to do a super chillin purchase anyway, use escrow and don't release funds until you are able to change the email on the account. Otherwise you're risking your money. Feel free to PM if you have questions.

If anyone is still hell bent on buying a super chillin account like I was, here's how I dealt.. After getting shut out of a friend's SuperChillin account and getting scammed on here a few times, I did some research and realized that the site movietv.to is basically run by the same guys as SuperChillin.

How do I know? Because when I had a SuperChillin account, I noticed which movies were being added every couple of days and they matched up perfectly to the ones on movietv.to (so if they added 2 movies from the 1980s, 1 Bollywood movie, and Dawn of Justice, those exact movies would be uploaded to movietv.to)

Also, they use the same language on their site, have the same options for video quality, same subscription durations, and here's the kicker, it's says "please sign up while registration is still open."

So if I was a betting man, I'd say if or when they get enough heat to shut down, they'll do something similar to when they were shut down (as Noobroom) and relaunched as an exclusive community (SuperChillin) for their premium members.

Also, the biggest clue is a Reddit thread back from when Noobroom was shut down and someone mentioned that the site re-directed to movietv.to for sometime until that was shut down too. Well, it's back and there is a fee for the service. The big difference is that on super chillin it is $6 for 30 days premium and on movietv.to it's $10 for 30 days. The interface on movietv.to looks much nicer and legit than SC.

But look, I was scammed out of $171 worth of Bitcoin from this site and others, so what the hell is a difference of 4 dollars per month. I only wrote this out because I'm hoping it will be some sort of karmic refund from the all con artists out there trying to get people to buy super chillin.

Hope this helps and you're welcome.  

Absolutely agree.

But if anyone is still hell bent on buying a super chillin account like I was, here's how I dealt.. After getting shut out of a friend's SuperChillin account and getting scammed on here a few times, I did some research and realized that the site movietv.to is basically run by the same guys as SuperChillin.

How do I know? Because when I had a SuperChillin account, I noticed which movies were being added every couple of days and they matched up perfectly to the ones on movietv.to (so if they added 2 movies from the 1980s, 1 Bollywood movie, and dawn of justice, those exact movies would be uploaded to movietv.to)

Also, they use the same language on their site, have the same options for video quality, same subscription durations, and here's the kicker, it's says please sign up while registration is still open. So if I was a betting man, I'd say once they get enough heat to shut down, they'll do something similar to when they were shut down (as Noobroom) and relaunched as an exclusive community (SuperChillin) for their premium members.

Also, the biggest clue is a Reddit thread back from when Noobroom was shut down and someone mentioned that the site re-directed to movietv.to for sometime until that was shut down too. Well, it's back and there is a fee for the service. The big difference is that on super chillin it is $6 for 30 days premium and on movietv.to it's $10 for 30 days.

But look, I was scammed out of $171 worth of Bitcoin from this site and others, so what the hell is a difference of 4 dollars per month. I only wrote this out because I'm hoping it will be some sort of karmic refund from the all con artists out there trying to get people to buy super chillin.

Hope this helps and you're welcome.

This post look eerily similar to others from complete newbies "selling superchillin accounts" who are actually in the business of taking the money and running. I've been scammed by two posters like this who use the same language in their ad and followups. Also, those other accounts shut down right after they ran away with the money and now this guy just registered and looks to be doing the same. I'm not calling prekk a liar, but I am saying this looks fishy.

 With super chillin accounts you can change the password within the site but in order to change the email address associated with the account, you have to be able to log in to the current email address on file and accept the email change. Regardless, whoever has access to the email account on file has all the power because they can just click "forgot password" and reset everything from their email. So, either DoubleCupped:

stole the account from someone and sold it quickly until the original user realized this and reset the password on the account using their email address.

OR

He's re-selling the same account over and over without giving anyone an email change so he maintains control over the account.

He told me he couldn't give me the email change because he forgot the log in to the current email and not to worry because it was one of his throwaway defunct account. Complete lie.

I bought a Super Chillin account from user DoubleCupped for $48 and the account worked for 3 days until I got locked out of the account by owner of the email associated with the account. DoubleCupped told me that wouldn't happen since it was one of his personal accounts, but that apparently wasn't true. DoubleCupped has yet to respond to me after I mentioned that I was locked out of the account. Left feedback on his Trust page.