| Re: I hate XM Radio (Newsletter) |
Subject: Re: I hate XM Radio (Newsletter) by whoooopdeeeedo on 2010/3/31 22:53:02 I have been a subscriber to XM radio almost since it first came out. The first time I was presented with XM radio was at the Mid-America Truck show in the late 1990's. XM radio's first targeted audience in this area was truck drivers. Since most truck drivers cover a vast area in their travels, XM was a great idea for them. Imagine driving up to 500 or 600 miles a day and trying to find a radio station as the one you are listening to fades out. Then imagine doing this with EVERY radio station that fades out during a 500 mile trip. I hauled freight and drove over the road for 11 1/2 years. Of course, I subscribed to XM radio! I enjoyed knowing that I would be able to listen to my favorite radio shows no matter where in the United States or Canada that I was driving. I did not subscribe because it was commercial free, though. So I can understand that if that is the reason you subscribed, that you may be disappointed in it. For me, XM radio was a great solution to the problem of not knowing where the radio stations were located on the radio dial in various towns. I have enjoyed it for several years and plan on using their services for a long time into the future. |



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