Review XM Discount reminder, after your free 3 months
08-09-2010, 12:41 AM
#17
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08-09-2010, 04:58 AM
#18
I just recently renewed my subscription 2 days ago, and XM also has another promotion besides the $77 one that's $20 for 5 months service, which comes out to be about $23 with fees and after the 5 months are up just call and ask for the promotion again. (0n my second 5 months already)
08-26-2010, 03:04 PM
#19
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My 3-month subscription expires later this week. I debated the $88.78/year deal, or the $576.49 lifetime subscription.
I went for the lifetime subscription. Here's why:
1. I plan on keeping my car longer than 6.5 years, which is the time it would take to break even at $88.78 per year.
2. If my car gets stolen or totaled, or the stereo gets stolen or damaged, I can apply the lifetime subscription to the next radio.
3. Whenever I sell my car, the XM subscription stays with the car for life. So it's a perk for the next owner. I ought to be able to get a couple hundred more $$ for the car whenever I do sell/trade it in due to the "free XM for life" factor.
4. XM let me finance over 5 months at 0% interest ($115.30 per month).
I went for the lifetime subscription. Here's why:
1. I plan on keeping my car longer than 6.5 years, which is the time it would take to break even at $88.78 per year.
2. If my car gets stolen or totaled, or the stereo gets stolen or damaged, I can apply the lifetime subscription to the next radio.
3. Whenever I sell my car, the XM subscription stays with the car for life. So it's a perk for the next owner. I ought to be able to get a couple hundred more $$ for the car whenever I do sell/trade it in due to the "free XM for life" factor.
4. XM let me finance over 5 months at 0% interest ($115.30 per month).
10-12-2010, 12:57 AM
#21
My 3-month subscription expires later this week. I debated the $88.78/year deal, or the $576.49 lifetime subscription.
I went for the lifetime subscription. Here's why:
1. I plan on keeping my car longer than 6.5 years, which is the time it would take to break even at $88.78 per year.
2. If my car gets stolen or totaled, or the stereo gets stolen or damaged, I can apply the lifetime subscription to the next radio.
3. Whenever I sell my car, the XM subscription stays with the car for life. So it's a perk for the next owner. I ought to be able to get a couple hundred more $$ for the car whenever I do sell/trade it in due to the "free XM for life" factor.
4. XM let me finance over 5 months at 0% interest ($115.30 per month).
I went for the lifetime subscription. Here's why:
1. I plan on keeping my car longer than 6.5 years, which is the time it would take to break even at $88.78 per year.
2. If my car gets stolen or totaled, or the stereo gets stolen or damaged, I can apply the lifetime subscription to the next radio.
3. Whenever I sell my car, the XM subscription stays with the car for life. So it's a perk for the next owner. I ought to be able to get a couple hundred more $$ for the car whenever I do sell/trade it in due to the "free XM for life" factor.
4. XM let me finance over 5 months at 0% interest ($115.30 per month).
11-08-2010, 08:46 PM
#27
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I have heard people renewing at $77 year after year, but yet to hear anyone renew at $20 every 5 months. I think that maybe a one-time only promotion. Even if XM were to let you do it over again, as someone has pointed out, it woudl be a hassle to go through to save 9 bucks each time (77-55)/12x5.
