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Here's what you get when you log in: 1. Your personal account info - The programming you subscribe to, your address, the equipment you have installed, and whether your account is currently active or not. 2. How much money you owe Voom. 3. The ability to change your password and email...

If you cancel and then resubscribe after you move, you will probably get stuck with the new install charges and the higher program package rates. Definitely call and ask if you can just have your existing service moved to the new house. It might cost you a little up front, but it will...

I haven't compared those channels to Vooms main channels yet, but I will. How are you receiving HDNet and INHD? There is a possibility that they will look worse on my TV because of the compression used by my cable company. I already know that Voom's Discovery HD Theater looks a little sharper...

And I thought the picture quality on the HD channels was pretty good too, until I got Voom. I can't understand why people complain about Voom's picture quality. Maybe I just haven't seen what HD is capable of?

I have Brighthouse and this is the exact same package I have including the 3mbps Internet access and HD DVR. It's pricey, but you get a big variety of programming. Here is a list of HD channels I get through Brighthouse: 1. OTA ABC 2. OTA NBC 3. Discovery HD Theater 4. INHD 5...

Regardless of what the numbers say, I get a great picture (better than my cable service anyway) so I'm not complaining. All I need now is the PVR that's supposedly just around the corner. I already have one for cable (Scientific Atlanta 8000HD).

For the record, I'm on the West Coast and I get great reception - 95 on satellite and 99 OTA. I think a lot depends on the geographic features of the area you live in. I've had very few problems with my box other that a few usability gripes. I also have the best of both worlds as I subscribe...

Voom may not be better than the other satellite services for HD picture quality, but they definitely beat out my cable service (though not by much).

According to a CSR I spoke with a few days ago, Voom does not send out paper bills in the mail. They require that you have a credit card on file for billing. This makes me nervous too, but apparently there aren't any other options.

Or if the new box included PVR functionality?