Thanks Mark for showing me the light.

James – thanks for the warning. That's important to know for potential customers.

The charge is $75 for each change and once you have had three changes your lifetime is over. So yes, then it is like you wasted your $500. Bottom line: If it has an ending other than your lifetime – then it isn't really a "lifetime" subscription is it? BTW this change feature was added only after they had so many complaints – the original agreement text was "one" device. Still if your radio dies after warranty you – you have to purchase a new radio and pay for a switch. Then three strikes your out – so why didn't they call it the Baseball Subscription Plan?

But even with ALL that said – they are still NOT telling anyone about the terms and agreement when they are offered the deal over the telephone.

Full disclosure, dude.

1) adjenda should be agenda. if this sites negativity means so little to you, why did you write out a huge response?

2) satellite, not sattelite. perhaps chris was incorrect in his assumption that sirius is going to go bankrupt but it's pretty ridiculous to write pos a hundred times. calm down buddy.

3) 'With It's second response is by far the most intelligent thing written on this whole page. It is unfortunate he didn't start with this.

4) The rest of it is blah blah blah, except for the person who wrote looser instead of loser. my personal favourite stupid mistake. almost ironic.

anyway, it seems that the people who are arguing for sirius are stakeholders in the company so they are speaking with an agenda just as much as automoblog.net is. i personally don't think it was intentional, just a way of getting some new readers. it certainly managed to do that.

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!

Horrible article, completely ignorant spin. What's your real agenda here?

Investors (And I am one) who understand the situation and the players involved have had faith that bankruptcy was not imminent and we have been been proven correct.

We don't appreciate agenda-driven or just plain ignorant writers continuing to bang the bankruptcy drum without regard for the facts. It was valid speculation before the Feb debt was paid. After the fact it's just buffoonery.