My apologies, it is stated under the terms and conditions, about half way down the page.
F.2 Renewal: Your Subscription will continue for the length of the initial term you select on your Plan (“Subscription Term”) and at the end of your prepaid Subscription Term, it will automatically renew for another prepaid period of the same length unless you choose to cancel prior to that renewal

John, I understand the “Accept” part being a contract, but what I’m saying is it never states in that contract that they will continue to renew your subscription automatically.
But I am not argueing the fact of whether it was right or not. I’m just trying to let others know that don’t assume that your subscription stops when the one or two year subscription ends. You have to physically call and cancel.

P.S. They didn’t charge me the cancelation fee outright, but to fix the problem they had to offically cancel all radios and reactivate them, and they wanted me to pay the cancelation fee.

Hey Mike, you know that big ACCEPT button at the bottom of the CONTRACT you clicked? That would be your “signature”. This does give them the right to continue to renew your subscription, and yes they did have your approval. My question is how did you have a cancellation fee if your radio was cut off?

For those of you that say your not renewing, watch your credit card bill closely, in case of automatic renewal by sirius. I have numerous family member’s radios on my account and ran into problem where Sirius had been automatically renewing subscriptions without my knowledge or approval. I only found out after they suspended all the radios for an unknown reason. When I called to find out why, it turned out they tried to renew an account using a credit card I no longer use and had cancelled. They claim that they are allowed to do this and that it is in the contract somewhere (I never signed a contract) and to stop them you have to call and cancel the subscription and pay the cancellation fee.

I am a HUGE Howard fan and have spent hard earned money on any product he puts out. I even bought that crappy Stilleto that started falling apart immediately. It stops at listening online, however. Why should I pay $3 a month for the internet? This would be on top of my cable which has free music, internet enabled phone, or numerous other ways I can get music for free. I agree with the previous poster, Stern goes then I go.