Tammy
Dawsonville,#2Consumer Suggestion
Mon, April 04, 2005
When I first found the Xium antenna online. I thought as many of the people who purchased it. That it was a dream come true. I done my homework and found out what kind of antenna was recommended for my area in the Mountains.Then I found this report on Rip-Off.com. I called Xium and ask to speak with Marc Ramirez the Supervisor of Customer Service. I got his name off of Rip-off Report. I was Immediately transfered to his phone. I basicly said to Mr. Ramirez...that I had seen all the reports on Rip-off report and wanted him to talk me into buying his companies antenna. After first asking me a few questions of which I was prepare to answer. Like what color code for an antenna was recommended in my area? What the terrain was like? How far I lived from the Broadcast Antenna, and what kind of antennas my neighbors have to use(Mid or Large directional) to get a good signal? After I answered all his questions, he regreted to inform me that although Xuim is a wonderful antenna for most areas that it was probably not the antenna for me. I was shocked. With all the negative reports on here about how they where a rip off company, I was ready for him to say anything to try to sell me this product. Im sorry but this does not sound like a company that is out to rip you off.
Tammy
Dawsonville,#3Consumer Suggestion
Mon, April 04, 2005
When I first found the Xium antenna online. I thought as many of the people who purchased it. That it was a dream come true. I done my homework and found out what kind of antenna was recommended for my area in the Mountains.Then I found this report on Rip-Off.com. I called Xium and ask to speak with Marc Ramirez the Supervisor of Customer Service. I got his name off of Rip-off Report. I was Immediately transfered to his phone. I basicly said to Mr. Ramirez...that I had seen all the reports on Rip-off report and wanted him to talk me into buying his companies antenna. After first asking me a few questions of which I was prepare to answer. Like what color code for an antenna was recommended in my area? What the terrain was like? How far I lived from the Broadcast Antenna, and what kind of antennas my neighbors have to use(Mid or Large directional) to get a good signal? After I answered all his questions, he regreted to inform me that although Xuim is a wonderful antenna for most areas that it was probably not the antenna for me. I was shocked. With all the negative reports on here about how they where a rip off company, I was ready for him to say anything to try to sell me this product. Im sorry but this does not sound like a company that is out to rip you off.
Tammy
Dawsonville,#4Consumer Suggestion
Mon, April 04, 2005
When I first found the Xium antenna online. I thought as many of the people who purchased it. That it was a dream come true. I done my homework and found out what kind of antenna was recommended for my area in the Mountains.Then I found this report on Rip-Off.com. I called Xium and ask to speak with Marc Ramirez the Supervisor of Customer Service. I got his name off of Rip-off Report. I was Immediately transfered to his phone. I basicly said to Mr. Ramirez...that I had seen all the reports on Rip-off report and wanted him to talk me into buying his companies antenna. After first asking me a few questions of which I was prepare to answer. Like what color code for an antenna was recommended in my area? What the terrain was like? How far I lived from the Broadcast Antenna, and what kind of antennas my neighbors have to use(Mid or Large directional) to get a good signal? After I answered all his questions, he regreted to inform me that although Xuim is a wonderful antenna for most areas that it was probably not the antenna for me. I was shocked. With all the negative reports on here about how they where a rip off company, I was ready for him to say anything to try to sell me this product. Im sorry but this does not sound like a company that is out to rip you off.
Tammy
Dawsonville,#5Consumer Suggestion
Mon, April 04, 2005
When I first found the Xium antenna online. I thought as many of the people who purchased it. That it was a dream come true. I done my homework and found out what kind of antenna was recommended for my area in the Mountains.Then I found this report on Rip-Off.com. I called Xium and ask to speak with Marc Ramirez the Supervisor of Customer Service. I got his name off of Rip-off Report. I was Immediately transfered to his phone. I basicly said to Mr. Ramirez...that I had seen all the reports on Rip-off report and wanted him to talk me into buying his companies antenna. After first asking me a few questions of which I was prepare to answer. Like what color code for an antenna was recommended in my area? What the terrain was like? How far I lived from the Broadcast Antenna, and what kind of antennas my neighbors have to use(Mid or Large directional) to get a good signal? After I answered all his questions, he regreted to inform me that although Xuim is a wonderful antenna for most areas that it was probably not the antenna for me. I was shocked. With all the negative reports on here about how they where a rip off company, I was ready for him to say anything to try to sell me this product. Im sorry but this does not sound like a company that is out to rip you off.
Donald
Houston/Conroe,#6Consumer Comment
Thu, April 08, 2004
My house is in Conroe, Texas is about 50 miles from the Houston TV towers in Stafford, Texas. I had a professional installation of the standard wide spread antenna with no results picking up any digital TV signals. I then installed (myself) an Xium antenna and was able to received two different high definition stations which is much better than the previous "professional" HD antenna. I am very satisfied with the Xium antenna.