Things come and go. It's no more a risk to have Orby than to have decided to buy into any other kind of "media" in our past. I've had Starband Internet servcie, (first for consumers, I believe, back in the 90's)...then I was a subscriber to a one-way internet service that sent OUTGONG requests through phone line, and INCOMING web and email through a standard C-band large dish and receiver in my PC, both of which came and went. I had 4DTV and enjoyed it, and I used the satellite TV service that was meant as add-on to cable systems....(can't remember the name of it now) about a decade ago...the one that used the Motorola DSR series boxes. Things come and go. I think we all just need to take a breath and ....wait. Things change. One thing for "experimenters" is...that the dishes will be repurposed for sure...if not used for Orby anymore..and ...remarkably..I've had EXCELLENT RECEPTION from the Orby provided terrestrial antennas! With ONE amplifier at the TV end (not at the antenna where it should be) I can pull in over 50 channels at a radio station, next to 3 towers, near a power line, and a metal roof. Granted, none of this helps anyone IF the service goes away...but...it's the facts of services I've seen come and go in the past of which I've been a part...and enjoyed.