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  • 11BravoCrunchie
    Doesn't that make a monopoly in the US since there aren't any other satillite radio companies?
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  • GuvamintCheese
    Sure looks like a monopoly to me.
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  • aramisvi
    where's the little guy with the top hat?
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  • dlrjj
    Monopolies are not pre se illegal. Virtually all utilities are regulated monopolies, and any form of a patent, trademark, or copyright is a monopoly.[;)][:)]
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  • 300Win_Mag
    I had SIRIUS for over a year and loved it. Then, one day, it just started to annoy me. I listened to it quite often online and I could not login because of "maintenance" or some other problem on SIRIUS's side. I had SIRIUS for only one channel, #14-Classic Vinyl. They began playing the same songs over, and over, and over. I got tired of paying $12.95 a month to not be able to use it online and listen to the same music each time I was in my car.
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  • mateomasfeo
    quote:Originally posted by 300Win_Mag
    I had SIRIUS for only one channel, #14-Classic Vinyl. They began playing the same songs over, and over, and over. I got tired of paying $12.95 a month to not be able to use it online and listen to the same music each time I was in my car.


    What? Are they not making new classic vinyl anymore?
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  • 300Win_Mag
    quote:Originally posted by mateomasfeo
    quote:Originally posted by 300Win_Mag
    I had SIRIUS for only one channel, #14-Classic Vinyl. They began playing the same songs over, and over, and over. I got tired of paying $12.95 a month to not be able to use it online and listen to the same music each time I was in my car.


    What? Are they not making new classic vinyl anymore?




    I do not know if they will keep or ditch Classic Vinyl but I cancelled my SIRIUS service late last year because I was fed up with the horrible service.
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  • newtgingrich
    quote:Originally posted by Zulu7
    Doesn't that make a monopoly in the US since there aren't any other satillite radio companies?


    maybe, but not necessarily illegal or a bad idea. as it stands right now both companies will go broke and out of business soon. their only hope is to merge. the consumer will and should determine the outcome.
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  • LOKO383
    schitt, i thought you were talking about the divorce papers//letter[:D]
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  • awinds
    I can't think of a reason why I should even care.
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  • slipgate
    My car came with a free (well, pre-paid) year of Sirius - I have no intention of renewing when it runs out.
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  • Colonel Plink
    I have to listen to radio at least 12 hours a day. most days it's more like every waking hour. More and more these days, when I'm in my car, I want to listen to nothing.

    I'm so burnt out on any kind of radio, terrestrial or satellite, that I just can't cough up a single emotion about this merger.

    But that's just me.
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  • jbc23060
    They contend that it isn't a monopoly because they compete with 'free' radio. I suppose. I do like my XM. Comedy, blues, classic rock by decade, talk radio when I can stomach it, Baseball. I'd cancel my cable TV before I'd get rid of XM.
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  • cheeze
    I got your classic vinyl joke even if he didn't ;-/
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  • trc313
    prepare for price hikes[:(!]
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  • spryor
    quote:Originally posted by cheeze
    I got your classic vinyl joke even if he didn't ;-/
    And a good one it was.[:)]
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  • mrseatle
    listen to Art Bell on the Free AM radio[:p]
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  • KEVD18
    xm is in financial trouble. sirius isnt doing to badly, what with 6,000,000 subscribers at 12.95, theyre raking in 77,700,000 monthly or 932,400,000 yearly before advertising revenue. the 500,000,000 they contratced to pay howard over the next five years is pocket change.
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