Yes, thanks for this. This is how I got into my XM radio in the first
place, except you didnt need to sign up for a years worth of service to
get it. I have used my XM for the past 2 years though, so I cant say
that I wouldnt have done the same anyway with the Sirius radio as well.

thanks again.

cr

jimt wrote:

>On 11/11/04 10:03 PM, "caverat" <caverat@COMCAST.NET> wrote:
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>>FYI - Here's a free Sirius satellite radio offer and code that was posted on a
>>newsgroup.  Several listmembers including myself have gotten free Sirius
>>radios from other previous vendor and partner only offers like this that get
>>posted.  Most people seem to really like the service because of the variety
>>and commerical-free music channels.  You will have to pay for a one year
>>subscription.  You can get your choice of receivers as well as a home or car
>>docking kit.  I've read posts that this is a freebie promo code, but verify
>>the deal yourself before ordering if interested.  Check out www.sirius.com to
>>check out the service and the 100+ stations.
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>>https://home.sirius.com/webDUWI/HomePage.aspx
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>>Enter Promo Code: 261
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>>If needed use the reference code "XM" or jclayton@sirius.com
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>Thanks... Was just researching them and xm out and was not liking the cash
>outlay with buying equipment as well.  The offer worked with the email
>address as the referrer.
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