VOOM website accessible....

[FIREBIRD81]

The link below gives you access to the old VOOM website, or mayber a mirror?, BUt it looks like everything there is fully functional. The My Voom login page is accessible, but I don't know if it actually still works. Reason for posting is, perhaps if it works, soem of you on autopay can get in there and cancel it?

http://www2.voom.com/see_it/how.html

 

[FIREBIRD81]

nm, doesn't work. At least you cna still see the old site, for posterity.

 

[jimmykce1]

The link below gives you access to the old VOOM website, or mayber a mirror?, BUt it looks like everything there is fully functional. The My Voom login page is accessible, but I don't know if it actually still works. Reason for posting is, perhaps if it works, soem of you on autopay can get in there and cancel it?

http://www2.voom.com/see_it/how.html

Went to your link that you posted. I went to Voom site and login to view my account. A message came up saying "Voom will cease its services to exisitng customers on April 30, 2005..."

So you cannot access any of our account information.

 

[Minsk1]

Yes, this link worked until 15 seconds ago.
Now it is redirected to the famous shutdown site.

 

[James Long]

Yes, this link worked until 15 seconds ago.
Now it is redirected to the famous shutdown site.

Big Brother IS reading the forums.

JL

 

[Minsk1]

Very funny, but now I get famous
The page cannot be found

 

[Jamey K]

Big Brother IS reading the forums.

JL

At least we know Jimbo Dolan is.

 

[BFG]

way to go folks

anyway it was just a backup site, the info on it was quite old

 

[bryan27]

At least you cna still see the old site, for posterity.

I have the entire VOOM website saved on my hard drive. Maybe after the dust settles and VOOM is forgotten I will put it up as a memorial and we can pretend VOOM still exists

 

[lilyarbie]

You can also find the Voom Website at the Wayback

There is also a place called the Wayback Website archive. All they do is archive websites and place them out there so you can see what they originally looked like in the beginning. It's pretty neat.

 

[bryan27]

Wow! That is a cool site. VOOM.com used to be an automotive page in 2001.

For those interested the URL is http://www.waybackmachine.org/