When the two satellite companies merged 3 years ago, the FCC required that they keep the $12.95 monthly fee for 36 months. That time is now up and there are strong indications on Wall Street that the price you pay for satellite reception in your SRX (or other car) will be increasing or to keep the price the same, you will receive fewer channels for the same price (similar to cable TV's tier pricing).
This article explains what may be on the horizon.
http://siriusbuzz.com/sirius-xms-channel-changes-pave-way-for-new-pricing.php
We all agree that most of the time, a reduced rate for XM is available if you ask for it, but those low rates may be a thing of the past.
The best way to insure the prices rermain low would be to let the FCC (Federal Communications Commission) know how you feel. They still have the final say. The time to do it is now (fcc.gov)
By the way, do you feel that XM delivers a decent product for the price you are paying?
I, for one, feel that if I was not able to negotiate a lower rate it would be way overpriced for what is delivered.
This article explains what may be on the horizon.
http://siriusbuzz.com/sirius-xms-channel-changes-pave-way-for-new-pricing.php
We all agree that most of the time, a reduced rate for XM is available if you ask for it, but those low rates may be a thing of the past.
The best way to insure the prices rermain low would be to let the FCC (Federal Communications Commission) know how you feel. They still have the final say. The time to do it is now (fcc.gov)
By the way, do you feel that XM delivers a decent product for the price you are paying?
I, for one, feel that if I was not able to negotiate a lower rate it would be way overpriced for what is delivered.