FOX News is the ONLY one that can be trusted---the others all tell nothing but the Lib's side of things-----AND, FOX just happened to be one of the earliest to tell the buy-out story correctly.
J
well part of the agreement was that they had to offer a cheaper ala carte package, which is why I didn't renew a few months back. I need a different receiver as I under stand it, to do that.
bumpy
Bumpyroad wrote: well part of the agreement was that they had to offer a cheaper ala carte package, which is why I didn't renew a few months back. I need a different receiver as I under stand it, to do that.
bumpy
There was to much junk on the standard plan that I never listened to. When I had the full package I listened to about 6 stations and only 2 or 3 on a regular basis.
However, I think it's going to take about a year to get the new receivers designed and in production. That may be to long a wait for me and I will look to other radios. Short wave has always been fun along with some standard AM broadcasts.
One thing I have not seen any mention of is what will happen to XM's weather and traffic services. They have much better weather and traffic than Sirius (I prefer Sirius for music) including special services for aviation like live weather radar.
I hope Sirius keeps that going.
On a lighter note, you can still go to the XM site and see a comparison of Sirius vs. XM and why XM is "so much better."
J
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