I love Voom. That said, I live in the third largest city in Pennsylvania, Allentown, and I am "one of, if not the only, Voom subscribers in my area" (according to the installers I've spoken to) based almost solely on the fact that there are no network channels available OTA. Philadelphia is over 55 miles away, and I live in a valley, so no matter what type of "upgraded antenna" they bring out, I cannot receive any NBC, CBS, ABC, or Fox programming. That means no Simpons, real Olympic coverage, no local news, no American Idol, or any of the other shows my family is crying for. There are over 587,000 potential customers living in my area, and yet the installers I have talked to are saying that they are removing more Voom systems than they are installing around here, almost always only for this reason. In fact, a couple of the installers said they have been working in the area for years and have never done a Voom install, many also told me that their supervisors try to talk customers out of the Voom install before they send an installer out because of the quick churn rate due to the lack of local channels (my first Installs, Inc encounter was along those lines as well). I am sure my area is not unique, and as a customer truly hoping to see Voom and their vision succeed, I hope they find a way to make themselves appealing in areas like mine, outside of the range of major network OTA broadcasts.