XM Radio what a rip
Pole Position
Joined: Mar 2009
Posts: 3,426
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From: VA
I called on the 23rd and renewed for $399 lifetime. No monthly fees at all. They will move it three times total after three years to another car or earlier if the car is wrecked or stolen. The fee did not include NAV weather or traffic which I thought was a rip anyway. The sound quality isn't as good as CD's but there are some stations I got hooked on, like the old radio programs etc. Anyway, I thought it was a good idea.
Driver School Candidate
Joined: May 2006
Posts: 28
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From: Minnesota
XM, and basically all of satellite radio, is a rip-off period. The quality on most stations is cassette tape at best. With the updated ability to use bluetooth audio and the nice iPod control I gave up on XM well before my trial ended. I'd gladly pay whatever fees if the programming were good and the quality was at least CD.
Now I'd like to just sign up for the XM weather and traffic, but the price for that seems way too high. Last I checked it was around $20 for the two. Seriously?
Where is the HD radio BTW.... another oversight.
Now I'd like to just sign up for the XM weather and traffic, but the price for that seems way too high. Last I checked it was around $20 for the two. Seriously?
Where is the HD radio BTW.... another oversight.
Lead Lap
Joined: Sep 2009
Posts: 462
Likes: 4
From: NV
I was interested in XM Stocks. However I can not find the ticker symbol for something as elementary as the Dow Jones Average so I will pass on this one. Another bug is that the scroll on the first page does not work most of the time ??? I can not get to the rest of the stock list.
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