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1. Detailed and thorough instructions. This includes the dish, receiver and OTA. 2. Self install option (easy if point 1 is done well). 3. Referrals 4. DVR. 5. Additional receivers.

:D Since March, I have paid about 50% of the total monthly subscription ($200) to Voom and 50% to DirecTV. However, after I got the HD Tivo, I have watched DirecTV 98% of the time and 2% on Voom (usually just surfing). When I ordered Voom back in March, I was planning to eventually cancel...

I have had VaVaVoom with one receiver (lease) from day one (March of this year). I have requested no changes. Bill was always $94.76 (includes suspect/illegally collected Michigan sales tax). Got my bill today. $156.63??????? So what did they do? They charged for the full VaVaVoom package, and...

D* HD Tivo 99%, Voom 1%. Lately, every time I find something to watch on V*: 1. The guide (both online at Zap2it, and the onscreen guide) is incorrect, so what I want to watch is not showing. :mad: 2. If I am watching something, after about an hour, I will get a message that blocks out the...

eh, ... They do have to pay the content providers for each sub. They definately need more than a million subs.

I have always installed my own DirecTV equipment. Voom would prefer to not do business but FORCE the use of these so called "professional" installers. I know you have read many messages on this and the Yahoo forum. I certainly recall reading many posts were similar install horror stories...

Remember, VOOM hired the loser installer. It is a reflection of Voom and how they choose to do business.

DirecTV has offered self-installs for 10 years now. They seem to be doing ok. IMO, Voom has a "Cable company monopoly" mentality. That will give you problems when there is no monopoly....