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Does anyone know the latest discount codes for xm subscriptions? The last one I heard about was something about $77/year? Thanks in advance!

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Does anyone know the latest discount codes for xm subscriptions? The last one I heard about was something about $77/year? Thanks in advance!

 

I doubt you will need one these days. If you have a subscription and threatened to cancel like I did (I was nice to them) they will fall all over themselves to get your business. They are hurting pretty bad.

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Does anyone know the latest discount codes for xm subscriptions? The last one I heard about was something about $77/year? Thanks in advance!

 

Yea I got that deal. You don't need a code. All I did was call and say I was told about his deal and that was it. They gave it to me.

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Does anyone know the latest discount codes for xm subscriptions? The last one I heard about was something about $77/year? Thanks in advance!

 

Yea I got that deal. You don't need a code. All I did was call and say I was told about his deal and that was it. They gave it to me.

 

 

 

Was this recently? I'm gonna go this route. Thanks alot, I will keep you posted.

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I just avoid XM all-together, their "annual auto-renewal" is a joke!

 

+1

I got nailed big time with that policy. Had mine set up on a 3 yr plan and thats what they charged me. Took me a while working with my cc company and the better business bureau to get the amount credited back. Ever since the merger they have been pretty bad

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I just avoid XM all-together, their "annual auto-renewal" is a joke!

 

Ever since the merger they have been pretty bad

 

^^^^^ that says it all about xm

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Got one year for $79.8 sumthing. They called, my dad passed the phone over to me, I told them about the $77/year plan that I had heard about, and he said he could not do that but he could offer me the $79 and change plan. This is one my mom's new Acadia and I just happened to be at their place when XM called!

I love it when a plan comes together!!

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I just avoid XM all-together, their "annual auto-renewal" is a joke!

 

+1

I got nailed big time with that policy. Had mine set up on a 3 yr plan and thats what they charged me. Took me a while working with my cc company and the better business bureau to get the amount credited back. Ever since the merger they have been pretty bad

 

 

I like the "auto-renewal" setup,that way I don't have to worry about renewing myself! I have the 2yr plan.

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I recieved a letter from them asking me to come back, I let my trial period expire last year. They offered me 5 months for $20, since the radio stations here in CA are no longer in english I said what the heck. I expected to pay the $20 for 5 months and the $20 activation fee, but the gal in customer service waived the activation fee. So all I paid was $20 plus some B/S recording indurstry fee of $3. Not bad.

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Does anyone know the latest discount codes for xm subscriptions? The last one I heard about was something about $77/year? Thanks in advance!

 

The code I used was ZWINBACK

 

$77 for one year all in, no "best of Sirius" though. Thats an extra $30/yr.

 

Apparently you can have it 3X but since they are bad shape financially I bet you could have it indefinitely.

 

Its the same as OnStar, threaten to cancel and the price drops significantly.

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