Thanks. Pretty sure my wife went ahead and signed up for the, “just charge us whatever you want package”
I just threaten to cancel if they don't give me the same deal that I had before. That's a good deal. I think I'm paying $5/month.
I just tried for this, but they said it was only for vehicles a certain year and older. I did get mine from $32 to $8 though, so I appreciate this thread.
Nice subtle flex on all us losers driving older cars. Based on on the age of our cars, I'm assuming my offer will be for $0.50 a month when I get it.**
I had a friend that purchased a car from about guy five years back. He noticed he had SXM after a few weeks and thought it was a glitch. He found out two years later it was a three-year plan, and the guy selling had forgot he purchased it.
I’ve had XM radio from damn near the beginning. It was so long ago that I used a cassette tape adapter to listen to it in my truck when I was at state in early 2000s.
I hit them every year. They're almost as bad as dealing with Directv. Threaten to walk and you get the deal.
Mine would be the same if not for the 87 year old who decided it was a good time to cross HWY 49. Luckily we both were ok, besides the new note she gave me. And mine isn't far from qualifying for the $3 plan since my "new" car was just my wife handing me her keys on the way to getting a new ride.
I own two vehicles with antique tags, not restored classics but original. One has a factory cassette player and a cool cassette holder built into the arm rest. The other came without a radio at all, still doesn’t have one.
You can still get it if you want to....just buy an adaptor for about $10. I used one in my old ride before it died. By the way, 2004 Expedition for sale- needs engine but the rest still works fine LOL.
Varsity sports app has all the games for free. Its learfield’s app and can search by team and pick which schools radio guys you want to listen too.
Assume you had the magnetized receiver with the wire running out of the window as well? Not the most elegant looking set up but functional for long road trips. Also had the house model you had to find a way to get the wired antenna to the outside and mounted somewhere to pick it up. Again, not the most elegant set up with wires running everywhere. I guess there really have been tech improvements over the years.**
I had this one in my truck with the big shark fin antenna magnet on the roof. I had a Roady2 in the tractor I drove. It was super portable.
I’ve had so many of those over the years for either XM radio or just to Bluetooth my phone in older trucks and tractors.
