Well whatever you do - DO NOT sign up for their Lifetime Subscription without reading their fairly well hidden (and never mentioned during the sales process) terms and agreements. This is an out and out fraud on the Sirius consumers.
It appears that Lifetime does not mean YOUR Lifetime it means the lifetime of your existing receiver. That's right - get a new car with the radio built in, upgrade to a newer device and you will quickly find out how they have resorted to misleading customers with their Lifetime promotion. So what happens if your device fails after the one year warranty is up? That's right - you have lost your lifetime subscription.
PS - the terms and agreements also go on to say "no refunds" on the hefty $500 fee.
So beware: The promise of Lifetime Service isn't Sirius!
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Well whatever you do - DO NOT sign up for their Lifetime Subscription without reading their fairly well hidden (and never mentioned during the sales process) terms and agreements. This is an out and out fraud on the Sirius consumers.
It appears that Lifetime does not mean YOUR Lifetime it means the lifetime of your existing receiver. That's right - get a new car with the radio built in, upgrade to a newer device and you will quickly find out how they have resorted to misleading customers with their Lifetime promotion. So what happens if your device fails after the one year warranty is up? That's right - you have lost your lifetime subscription.
PS - the terms and agreements also go on to say "no refunds" on the hefty $500 fee.
So beware: The promise of Lifetime Service isn't Sirius!