JTTech
join:2009-05-22
Arlington, VA
| Does XOHM work in DC anymore? I'm in DC and I had been using XOHM w/ the Home modem for about 5 months...all was well until late April/early May, when service just stopped one day.
Since then I haven't been able to connect at all.
I know that the DC area is still just under soft-launch and was never "officially" launched - so I did expect this to happen at some point.
I'm just curious...does anyone in the DC area know what's up with XOHM/SprintWiMAX/Clear/Clearwire/Clearwagon/Clearasil? | |
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 ry888
join:2009-05-28
Philadelphia, PA
| Re: Does XOHM work in DC anymore? Same happening here in Philadelphia and every other cities that have Xohm signal but all suddenly dead in the water.
It seems Xohm has disconnected their service in any cities which have signal but not officially launched yet.
I don't know why and for what reason because all customers using Xohm outside Portland, Atlanta, Baltimore are actually paying the service.
Cutting off service like this is a bad experience. | |
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solrackm
@cox.net | it is still up and running in parts of the northern virginia and prince georges county area even though they have turned off some of the antennas. | |
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elliot
@spcsdns.net | XOHM works just fine in northwest DC. I get good signal in Adams Morgan, for instance. | |
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AlexE4
join:2006-12-16
Park Ridge, IL | Yea I don't get any signal here in Park Ridge anymore from the Chicago network. I used to get a bar or 2 but now nothing. Is the service ever going to actually launch..? | |
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 | ry888
join:2009-05-28
Philadelphia, PA | Re: Does XOHM work in DC anymore? They just turn it off then............
Please wait for News that Clear is launching in Chicago etc. | |
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X001
| I had good XOHM service in the GWU area of DC from mid-November until the end of January, none since. Several XOHM kiosks in Baltimore-area shopping malls have closed, and some staff, including the guy who was supposed to be the Washington-area regional manager, have been let go. I terminated my membership in February but left my desk modem set up. It has never indicated a signal since then. I note that the Clearwire (not XOHM) web site indicates that Clearwire serves smaller markets across the country and charges more than XOHM charged. I can't help but wonder whether Clearwire bought XOHM just to eliminate a competitor.  | |
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