This happens to me whenever 1 of my 3 vehicles runs out of SiriusXM because I always am on some sort of deal plan. I just message them and tell them to cancel my plan and refund the amount and they always change it to some crazy deal for 6 or 12 months and put the money they charged me towards the new deal (usually around $4.99 or $6.99 per month per vehicle)I never paid attention to the cost after the trial and apparently I should have. That's more than all my other streaming services combined. Couldn't cancel fast enough.
man when I bought my Chevy sonic I enjoyed the free trial. They called me to renew and I asked it’s what I’m getting now? Like current package (I liked the Howard stern show.) They said sure is. I renewed. After the 6 months. Lol nope. I had quarter of my channels. I called and canceled. Then they continued to send me spam mail with new offers. I called them and told them the story and said “I want off any and all mailing lists and if I continue to receive mail from you I will seek legal action against Sirius/xm”I never paid attention to the cost after the trial and apparently I should have. That's more than all my other streaming services combined. Couldn't cancel fast enough.
Let it expire, wait a couple months, and they come at you with deals. I'm on a channel package on the upper end of available channels for $6.60 per month, and that's after taxes.I never paid attention to the cost after the trial and apparently I should have. That's more than all my other streaming services combined. Couldn't cancel fast enough.
Do you know what the name of your package is? Is it "platinum"?
They did refund the unused prorated portion, about $25.
That's a great idea.We keep Sirius on ONE vehicle (e.g. my wife's). Because I can then use the Sirius iPhone app (for free) and use CarPlay to get free Sirius in my vehicle.
Which is nice because I can have it in whatever vehicle I happen to be driving at the time (daily driver, trail rig on the weekends, etc). I also use the iPhone app to play music in my shop when I'm working out there. Or just with the AirPods in while mowing the lawn/plowing snow. So it's quite handy to have.
If you're married or otherwise have somebody special - consider this. Cuts the cost of the service in half.
EDIT: They do limit you to only ONE other device - so don't get the idea that you can share your password with friends and family and become the "Johnny Appleseed of Sirius"
Same here.
Good call my brother!
