Whoa, whoa!!!  that’s a shocker!!!!  Who would have EVER imagined that these two companies, allowed to form a virtual monopoly on a specific technology, would have EVER raised their rates????? Not I, says the members of the League of Rural Voters, who claimed as they lobbied the FCC & Congress that the merger would create more product options for the end user and make the cost less to the consumer!!!!!  What was the name of that song by the WHO, “We won’t get fooled Again”?  and again and again….

I currently have three subscriptions, two in-car and one in-house. I was about to drop them anyway, this is just another good reason. I’ve got two Roku M1001s at home that can get all the internet radio I want for free, and will just start listening to CDs and MP3s in the cars again. A shame, I was an early adopter of XM but won’t keep putting up with price increases….

I was dreaming or did I hear Mel tell Congress, when he was trying to get this deal approved, “…there will be no increase in the cost of service, in fact, rates should come down!”

I canceled 2 of 3 as I was at the end of the billing cycle last week.

They offered me three months free, but right before that i got hung up on.

The call center is in the Caribbean and if you thought India was harsh try talking to Ms. Cleo on a vonage connection.

Here is the way, 11,000 stations in an easy to use appliance for around 99.00:
http://www.aluratek.com/product_info.php?display=All&products_id=54

You assume Sirius will be around in March? ..How novel.