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[Swordsmith]

I know a lot of you aren't fans of the SiriusXM subscription that came with the Sonic. Personally, I like it. But what I really like is mostly NPRnow and RadioClassics. When my free subscription ran out, I cut a deal for service. Then I re-upped, which meant I did not get a deal.

Today I went to re-up again, with the $204 per year price looking a little large, but I really do use it for a couple hours almost every day and it still seems worth it. But I was annoyed when I signed up in the first place that I would, as best I could understand, have to pay for a whole separate subscription if I wanted to get the system on my computer, and yet another for my phone.

Well it's been a couple years and I decide to take a look see if anything has changed. Indeed it has, I can pay only slightly more to get internet now. But wait. There's also a Basic, bottom of the list, tier, that also has internet. It carries both the channels I listen to 99% of the time. And it's 45 bucks a year.

Yep, I added internet and saved $150 a year. Glad I looked

 

[The Champ]

My wife and I enjoy the satellite radio - we frequently drive in areas with very limited radio channels to choose from.

That and we're sports junkies - so access to NFL, NHL, College Sports and NASCAR is important to us.

My wife literally flies to work - she works all over North America. She loves the fact that she can listen to the MN Wild play via her phone or laptop when she's in a different NHL market (she's in Boston this week).

As I was driving home from Madison, WI yesterday I was able to listen to the Wild beat the Vancouver Canucks.

I'm currently on the deal they offer you when the free trial runs out. I think it's about $14.00 per month with a discount for annual payment which I did do.

 

[ahtoxa]

When I used it, I would decline their full price offer, and after just a few minutes on the phone, they would offer me the music channels for $6 a month. It was a decent price.

Since then, however, I've started using Spotify Premium. At $10 a month it is a little more expensive, but I pay whatever I want, whenever I want, create playlists as I please and basically use their 25 million song library as my own. Essentially, I'm renting all of the music I could never hope to consume. I like it.

I can also use it as a radio and play a particular genre, if I like. Or a category.

With so much music on demand, I've discovered SO many new artists, and my music horizons have been broadened by a tremendous amount. Well worth it, IMO.

 

[CheapFuneral]

I love it but we just canceled. My wife got laid off and we can't afford any extra, however if u tell them ur canceling they will give u a great deal.


**** you auto correct!