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My truck came with a short SiriusXM trial, and they have not relented in spamming me with physical mail, email, and phone calls, all to try and get me to renew.
by seanw444 3y ago
My truck came with a short SiriusXM trial, and they have not relented in spamming me with physical mail, email, and phone calls, all to try and get me to renew. I'll stick to my downloaded music and Spotify.
- Sohcahtoa82 3y agoI had a similar experience when I had a trial with my previous car. I got the calls to stop by changing the phone number on my account. For e-mail/physical mail, there was an opt out that I found and to my surprise, they actually stopped. But yeah, it was ridiculous. I'd get mail a minimum of once a week asking for me to come back. So much wasted paper.
- brewdad 3y agoHonestly, if SiriusXM would simply offer a fair price for life I would pay for it. I refuse to do business with companies that force me to play the "threaten to cancel" game every year just to keep a fair price. My time is worth more than that.
- davchana 3y agoDont click any link in the emails, dont scan any qr code, don't call any numbers on postal mail, and they will stop in about 2 years (as in my case, no paid membership, used car came with some free trial, I didn't even used it once).
- Cthulhu_ 3y agoI love my European laws that would fine them if they were to do something like that.
- plagiarist 3y agoI would be thrilled if there were repercussions for this kind of scammer in the US. I keep getting "SECOND NOTICE" physical mail from scammers who have 1. never sent a first notice and 2. never had any business relationship with me (they have been trying to reach me about my car's warranty). Those make me so furious that I always report them as mail fraud.