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I got 3 months free when I bought my truck in June. I got the 6 months for $25 deal

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I got the 3 months free when I bought my truck in mid September, so how is it I renew when that is up? Do they call or something? Ive never used sat radio in my own car before.

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I got the 3 months free when I bought my truck in mid September, so how is it I renew when that is up? Do they call or something? Ive never used sat radio in my own car before.

They usually send you a letter to renew; I received several letters. I generally look in my online account and call them just before it needs renewing and tell them that I don't use it very much and am thinking about canceling. Usually this begins the promo discussion and if not, I have up and try another agent. There are always "promos" of one sort or another to save $$

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I got the 3 months free when I bought my truck in mid September, so how is it I renew when that is up? Do they call or something? Ive never used sat radio in my own car before.

You'll get a letter in the mail and they'll usually call you at least 2-3 times a day as well. They're desperate for subscribers. Tell them you don't think the service is worth the money or you're aren't listening to it often and they'll make you a deal to stay subscribed.

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So what are the good promos right now? What is the regular price? Thanks

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Its like $25 for 6 months. Only pay by check never give them your credit card or they will automatically charge you $20 a month. Just keep telling them Pandora is cheaper till they give you the good price.

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If you only have a six month package they wont even let you know about the renew and just suck the money out of your card unless you contact them first. Just tell them that it is too expensive and they will give you a special like $99 a year. With the yearly contract they will start sending you a reminder about two months out for around $185 a year. Just call them again and say you don't want it and they will go down to $99 again.

 

I just got a new GMC sierra and so far it's just three months free but I asked before I even purchased the truck about the free year because I heard the add on the radio and they said that it should kick in when the truck fully goes thru the GM records process.

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I had a free 6 month trial when I bought my truck. I think xm sound quality was poor. They always call trying to get me to subscribe. They will try and trick you by giving you a cheap rate for a while and then automatically renew at full price. Not the kind of company I want to do business with.

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You also have to listen carefully to the people you are talking to. You are usually talking to somebody in a call center in India. The last time I called to renew I couldn't understand what the hell they were saying so I asked to be transferred to the US and after going through 2 more overseas call center people they finally transferred me to someone who could speak English.

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3 month trial which I am still on.... Funny as the 2 new Ford trucks I have had recently and the 2015 Tundra nobody has called me from either XM or Sirius about either..This stupid Chev though was netting close to daily hounding from XM about renewal. Finally the last one that called a couple weeks ago asked me what I thought of my new service.... told her I have been a sirius subscriber since 2004 so there is nothing new about it. No phone calls or mail since then and I am good with that. I will probably hook it up though as terrestrial radio basically doesn't exist here.

 

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$25 for six months is not bad, I will gladly pay that. Mine runs out about mid December so guess Ill be hearing from them in the next few weeks.

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$25 for six months is not bad, I will gladly pay that. Mine runs out about mid December so guess Ill be hearing from them in the next few weeks.

 

Just check your mailbox. You'll probably receive about 6 notices your XM is about to expire within a month. And your email...

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When you renew on one of these XM plans, are they just radio, or do you get the data services (weather, etc.) as well when you get the 6 months for $25?

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