Their commercial starts off by addressing everyone with inactive SiriusXM radios. I didn't buy one but it came with my SUV and I only kept it to listen to Stern. That got old, and then I upgraded vehicles and now have HD radio, etc., plus I can listen to my audible novels while I drive. I just don't have a need for satellite radio and, I suspect, many others share my view and they are seeing a decline in sales.
@donnatella:
We bought a new truck in March & we're nearing the end of our free period. Hubby loves the satellite radio, I do not! We mostly listen to the 60s station, but it seems they only play from a small list of 60s songs, same song several times a day. And, some of the songs I do not remember at all from my many years of listening to my era of music! I call them from the C or D side of the 45s. (For you young-uns, 45s had A & B sides).
And, the DJs do nothing but talk, talk, talk & take calls from people....I'm paying for music, not talk from chatty call-ins! Then, on the weekends they play reruns of the same irritating shows....Cousin Brucie is the most irritating! I holler at the radio ****!
Also, everytime you get stuck at a light under a bridge or if the weather is rainy, you lose the satellite radio until it finds a signal!
So, I usually end up listening to the same local FM music or AM talk shows, depending on my mood! Sooooo, hubby will probably keep it but I don't really care for it! I have enough music on my tablet that I could blue tooth my own selection of music! 4951