Magnified Blazar

Who Comes First, The Customer or the Business Itself?

siri4life... it really is pointless to discuss "what if" they put me in charge.

I am glad you are so easily entertained with the same ol' songs, day after day, month after month, year after year. Good for you. Hope that works out for you in keeping your life dull, uneventful, predictable and mundane.

When Sirius XM turns to putting commercials on their dull, boring, lackluster music channels to supplement their failing policies and programming... I hope you enjoy those too.

You see, people like you quite obviously did not have XM, and do not understand how good it was to the music listeners. Sure, they played songs we didn't like from time to time... but it might be a long time before they played it again. In stark contrast, Sirius would force that same song upon you several times a day, and sometimes even on several channels. They are doing it right now.

Now, one statement you make is awfully suspicious... you say who is right... you and the experts (pause for the laughter)... who made the decisions. Either one of two things... (1) You are delusional if you are a subscriber and think you make any of the decisions, or (2) You are a Sirius plant just making slams against subscribers... which wouldn't surprise me since Sirius is not worried about what subscribers like me (actually a soon-to-be former MULTI-subscriber) think... they instead are more worried about themselves.
Incredible.

Maybe they can take their unemployment money and pay the bill since they don't want my cash.

Sirius XM is in deep trouble and upsetting customers to the point they will cancel is not very good leadership from the execs. And... it's very, very bad business in today's economic climate.