DarrellP said:If Dolan really wants to know why Voom failed, all he needs to do is come to someone's home, pick up the phone, order Voom and see what a fiasco he has to go throught to get an install, a good antenna and a reliable signal...
Didn't realize Voom has failed..., I am still enjoying its great programming.
I went through an install less than three months ago. It was on time, very professional and with no problems. I am sure some do have issues (as with every other large company), but in my experience Voom has been great.
I went through a much worse experience with Dish 7 years ago. In fact I had to finish the installation, because the Dish installer couldn't get stable signal. And they charged about $300 for it, if I remember. And everyone was saying that Dish will be out of business within a year, since at the time they had less than a 10th of the DirecTV subscribers. But I thought they had better looking signal (less compression), and liked their aggressiveness. Now I think the same about Voom. The only difference is, that now, with Voom's $1 install, I have a lot less to loose. And I do think Voom is light years better than Dish or DirecTV.
What surprises me is that you can defend so vehemently Dale from HDTV Mag, who posted a lie on his website (and at a quick glance is definitely not worth $35, nor seems to be doing much for the HDTV cause), but are so quick to condemn and gloat at Voom's difficulties (and Dolan IS doing much to further the HDTV cause).
This is not meant to be a flame, but by the look of it, you don't have Voom. From the couple of posts I have seen from you, you don't seem intersted to find out about Voom, nor are excited about it. Why do you waste your time? I have cancelled Dish, but I don't hang out flaming Dish forums.
Just venting, but you get the point....