So if you got that same offer I have, you would tossed it?
I paid about $80 for a year and got back 2 $50 gift cards.
I paid about $80 for a year and got back 2 $50 gift cards.
Yes as I have no confidence Sirius would ever put the service on my car (GM apparently had the OnStar working fine and I extended that, but never had the Sirius working) and while my Sony receiver has an option, I don't listen to music enough to warrant the extra cost ... besides My Momma always said "there's no free lunch" you pay for it somehow ...So if you got that same offer I have, you would tossed it?
I paid about $80 for a year and got back 2 $50 gift cards.
I just chatted with a SiriusXM rep.
Johnny was spot on.
My car's radio needed to be "refreshed" in order for me to receive a number of channels with numbers higher than 225. Since I'm at work, I couldn't do it now, but they texted me a link which I can click which will send the refresh signal when my car is in a place available to get the signal. Cool.
I was kinda digging the idea of getting a new car radio...but am more than happy not to have to spend the $$$ to do so.
I would have tossed your offer. I am not paying a dime for the same songs being played over and over in an overly compressed form that doesn't sound much better than AM radio. I don't like Howard Stern, so Sirius offers nothing of interest to me.So if you got that same offer I have, you would tossed it?
I paid about $80 for a year and got back 2 $50 gift cards.
I would have tossed your offer. I am not paying a dime for the same songs being played over and over in an overly compressed form that doesn't sound much better than AM radio. I don't like Howard Stern, so Sirius offers nothing of interest to me.
Sorry, Tony. I misinterpreted your post, thinking you paid $80 and got back $50 each time - - for a total of $60 spent per year. I guess if Sirius wanted to pay me $20 to take their service as they did you, I may have obliged them. I still wouldn't listen to the service, though.I know that you guys didn’t get this same offer that I get but I paid $80 and they gave me back $100. So how do you lose out unless you also don’t use amazon.
I have it for my car only. I paid 30 bucks for 5 months. I like it and prefer it the commercial filled radio stations that have a much smaller repertoire of music. I will cancel after 5 months and will renew when the same cheap offer rolls around again.
I saw that, I have both services as I use XM mainly for my sport addiction while Pandora is for music.Sirrius XM just bought Pandora for $3.5 billion:
https://www.usatoday.com/story/mone...m-radio-pandora-media-acquisition/1408114002/
Wonder how this will play out. I have Pandora Premium but just finished up a free trial of XM. I never liked the crazy pricing XM offered so I wasn't planning on joining XM. WHo knows, maybe they will soon offer up a deal for Pandora sub'd folks.
I love Sirius/XM, I used them more in my house than I do in the car as I don't drive nearly as much in retirement as I did when I was working.Sirius can't even run their own satellite radio company properly and they buy Pandora?
This can't be good news.