What your Sirius subscription buys...

"After repeated crossings with the Federal Communications Commission, Stern
said in October he would leave Viacom's (Research) Infinity Broadcasting to
host a show on Sirius (down $0.24 to $4.71, Research) beginning in 2006. The
deal netted Stern a five-year, $500 million contract."

So your subscription pays for this jerk to be on the air for the next five
years. I've decided to cast my economic vote elsewhere.

tim in san jose

----- Original Message -----
From: "jimt" <wetwesty@TACTICAL-BUS.INFO>
To: <vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM>
Sent: Thursday, November 11, 2004 10:16 PM
Subject: Re: OT: Free satellite radio offer

On 11/11/04 10:03 PM, "caverat" <caverat@COMCAST.NET> wrote:

> 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.
>
> https://home.sirius.com/webDUWI/HomePage.aspx
>
> Enter Promo Code: 261
>
> If needed use the reference code "XM" or jclayton@sirius.com
>
>
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.

.......................................
jimt
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