XM for $5.99/month!
Tourer
Joined: Jan 2008
Posts: 313
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From: Raleigh, NC
What's better than XM/Sirius for $5.99/month...try 3 years free.
Check my post here https://www.hdforums.com/forum/4253765-post26.html
Check my post here https://www.hdforums.com/forum/4253765-post26.html
Tourer
Joined: Oct 2008
Posts: 376
Likes: 27
From: Weeki Wachee, Florida
I have 4 scrips to XM.Bought a 3yr for couple hundred.Being retired GM I get next ones for$6.99 per month.I listen about 14 04 15 hrs per day including Coast to Coast am all night long.I like talk and all kinds of music so I pay.I was really angry when they took NASCAR off and gave it to Serius.Now they wish me to buy it back with Martha Stewart for $4 more per month gggrrrrr!
First receiver is 12.99/mo. All additional receivers are 6.99/mo
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Cruiser
Joined: Jul 2008
Posts: 185
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From: Eagle Mountain, UT
Interesting thread.....I've been a Sirrius subscriber for 2 years now, love it! I feel for Sirrius/XM and their uphill battle to get out of a serious money crunch after our govt fiddle faddeled with their merger request for a year and a half, costing both compaies a ton of dough...while they approve big oil company mergers in just 6 months....just doesn't compute...sorry I had to vent on that one.
I gladly pay 13 bucks a month for GREAT radio, and in our day of companies struggeling to make ends meet, I for one will continue to pay my full subscription price. There is a fine line between saving $$$ on our end to make our ends meet, and companies being able to survive this crappy economy by doing anything to keep their current subscribers/customers, etc.
Rant over lol....now...how does one ride in 18 degree weather....uuugggg it's gonna be a long winter.
I gladly pay 13 bucks a month for GREAT radio, and in our day of companies struggeling to make ends meet, I for one will continue to pay my full subscription price. There is a fine line between saving $$$ on our end to make our ends meet, and companies being able to survive this crappy economy by doing anything to keep their current subscribers/customers, etc.
Rant over lol....now...how does one ride in 18 degree weather....uuugggg it's gonna be a long winter.