Sirius XM Radio - Deep Discount Package

I got the All Access (car & PC) for $52/six months. A little higher than yours, but not bad compared to list.

 

Rather than renew every 5 months I prefer the 1/2 price for a year at $86 plus taxes and royalty fees.

 

I do the same for the premier package.

If someone ever tells you they can't do back to back promos, just hang up and call again.

 

Just call the Cancellation Department. I am on year 5 of back to back promo !

 

I just tell them I have a Ipod with 40Gb of albums. My play content is greater than your top 5 rock stations rotation lists combined! Why would I pay 200 bucks for your service, they give me the cheap rate for the unit in my wife's HyCam!

 

I traded my Camaro which had XM and went to cancel my subscription because i don't have XM in my Prius C 2 and they sold me a radio with car kit for about $20. They waived the transfer fee from the old radio to the new radio and installation was pretty simple. I always get 5 or 6 months for 25-30 dollars. Beats basic radio with all their commercials.

 

One of the guys at work just got that same deal. He was actually going to cancel- when they made him that offer he decided to take them up on it....

 

We've never used Sirius on our v. At $5/month, I would consider it. What up-charges do they add to the $5/month?

 

They sent me a bill for $200. I laughed and stuck it in the paper shredder.

 

Mine's ending this month and I was thinking about subscribing............. until I found out about FM HD, which is FREEEEEEEEEEEEE. Plus some stations even have Multicast so I get about 65 channels total. Who needs SiriusXM..

 

OK! How do I get hold of the $5/month deal?

 

The best things about XM to me are no commercials and not having to change stations. You can drive across country and never have to search for a station.

 

I had read about these rates on another forum and just did the "a friend of mine was offered this rate and I'd like it too" when I initially signed up a portable radio a few years back. They were willing to do it with no problem.

Like I said earlier, if they say no, just try again. I've found a difference in where your call ends up. The American call center is more friendly. The Indian (or sounds like it anyway) holds the line a bit more.

 

They sent me a renewal offer of 5 months for $20. $4 bucks a month! haha, they are getting desperate.

 

My experience has been that the normal Customer Service Department goes to a foreign country with names that do sound Indian. I always choose the Cancellation Department and this has always been in the US, the last time the guy was in Idaho.

The times that I have spoken with the Customer Service rep I am always told no back-to-back promos. Then I call the Cancellation Department and I am graciously offered the continued 1/2 price promo for another year. Now I just call the Cancellation Department at renewal time, get to speak with a friendly American and continue on with my 1/2 price deal for another year.

 

My dear CFO does the discount thing for her Mastodon semi-occasionally, but since my daily commute is about to drop to < 3.0 miles I'm thinking that I personally can suffer through without it.
Besides.....
Recently, I got an email advising me that mine had been turned on for a few weeks for free.
It's almost worth that price.
I found myself trying to listen to it only to be disgusted by either the numerous commercials, or the lack of variety in the programming.
If I want to listen to commercial-free music sorted by genre I have two phones and a tablet.
In addition to podcasts, I have access to on-line lending libraries for audiobooks, gigabytes of music, and all of my vehicles are equipped with a radio in case I find myself missing the 20 minutes of commercials every hour.

No thanks!!
They're desperate because their service is crap.....

....IMHO.