SiriusXM Coupons & Promo Codes

This has been one of the most annoying experiences I've had with any paid service. I signed up at a promo rate of about five bucks a month and it all seemed good initially. Then I tried to actually log in and use it, and everything fell apart. First problem: they never gave me my full account number. My confirmation email just shows the last four digits, which makes managing the account nearly impossible. I called support several times and nobody could give me the complete number. Second problem: I can't log in even though Sirius finds my account when I enter my email and username. It's this frustrating loop every time: put in my info, they locate my account, I hit listen now, and I get sent to a page trying to sell me a subscription I already bought at three times the price I'm paying. I canceled out of pure frustration, re-subscribed thinking a fresh start would help, but the exact same issues came back. Now I'm paying for a service I can't properly access or manage. This isn't just a small glitch. Basic account management shouldn't be this difficult.

I cancelled online on March 3rd because of a price increase. On April 2nd they charged my card again, and it was for an even higher amount. When I called, I got an automated system that said there was no record of my March cancellation but went ahead and cancelled this month. They tried pushing me twice on lower amounts, starting at $25.99 and dropping to $6.99. If they can offer those cheaper rates, why were they charging the higher amount? Feels like they're taking advantage of customers who don't pay close attention.

These guys seem shady to me. I paid for a 6 month plan and got my service cut off twice within a month, both times after I'd already paid. At this point it really feels like they're trying to make me pay twice for the same thing. It's wild that they're charging money for something people could listen to for free on regular radio. And lately I've noticed their music channels keep turning into talk shows instead of actually playing music. Time to ditch this service and go back to the free radio I was listening to before they even existed.

Spent over an hour trying to get the same deal I had the year before. Got lied to at least ten times, got talked down to constantly, and was told I had to pay their new rate until I finally found a promo code online. Once I had that magic code, suddenly everything was available. The customer service was disgusting and disappointing. Not happy spending my nine dollars a month on this.

Bought a new car and got calls from these people trying to push their service on me. Not interested, but the dealership was pushing it. Had to hang up and move on.

They need to hire people who actually speak English clearly. And when someone says they want to cancel, just let them cancel. Offer seven bucks a month or less without forcing people to pay hundreds of dollars. That's just wrong.

I attempted to activate service on my wife's brand new car on February 27th. Calling in was impossible and the chat wasn't working right. I thought it was all taken care of, but now everything coming to me is in French. Our provincial government sends documents in English no problem, but Sirius refuses. I've asked multiple times for English communications and keep getting French-only emails. Every confirmation and message has been completely in French, not a word of English.

Tried to get my wife's new car set up with service on February 27th. Couldn't reach anyone by phone, so I tried chat. Thought everything was handled, but now I'm only getting communications in French. The Quebec government sends me materials in English, but Sirius only sends emails in French even though I've asked multiple times to receive everything in English. Not a single message has come through in English. Really frustrating experience.

When you look at what Sirius really offers. A used vehicle came with several months complimentary, so I gave it a shot. What I found was a pretty narrow music selection. They seem to lean on the same set of artists repeatedly, and you don't get much song variety. The stuff that does play from your favorite musicians is usually their least popular material. If I'm being honest, free services like Jango or Spotify blow this away. Those platforms give you actual control, they play the tracks you want, and they learn what you like based on your thumbs up votes. Spotify even lets you build your own playlists and branches into recommendations. Based on all the negative reviews online, it doesn't sound like Sirius really listens to what customers need anyway. I'll be going back to Jango or Spotify. Hopefully my thoughts are helpful.

Here's what matters with this service. I got a used vehicle that came with a few free months, so I decided to check it out. The big issue is the music selection feels pretty limited. They seem to play the same artists over and over, and when they do feature your favorites, it's always the less popular tracks. Honestly, I get way more choice and control with free options like Jango or Spotify. Those platforms let you thumb songs you like, create playlists, and they actually recommend similar music. Plus they do a better job of branching out without going too far. And based on what I've read in reviews, Sirius doesn't seem too interested in what customers actually want anyway. I'll be sticking with Jango or Spotify going forward. Hope this helps anyone considering a subscription.

Before you sign up for a trial, understand that you cannot cancel online here. You'll be forced into a chat and hit with pitch after pitch for plans you don't want. Eventually you'll feel like telling them you'll just cancel your credit card to make it easier. That's something important to think about before committing to anything.

Just a heads up if you're thinking about signing up for a free trial here. You won't be able to cancel through their website. Instead, you have to jump into a chat session where they'll bombard you with a bunch of plan options you don't want. Eventually you just have to tell them you're going to cancel your credit card instead because that sounds easier. Something to keep in mind before you commit.

This company makes it incredibly hard to cancel. Like other people have mentioned, they're clearly designed to push you away from canceling by making you call or chat with a rep instead of handling it online. My representative was friendly, but obviously following a script. I had to type "Please cancel my plan" four different times as they countered with new pricing offers each time. After that, they keep you stuck in the chat waiting for your cancellation confirmation and hope you'll eventually disconnect and give up. The whole process is ridiculous. It's frustrating when you just want to stop auto-renewal and close your account. This isn't the way to keep customers happy, and honestly, it makes long-time subscribers like me want nothing to do with the company ever again.

Wow, canceling with these guys is absolutely painful. They've got their process set up to make you jump through hoops by forcing you to call or chat instead of just letting you do it online. The rep I talked to was nice enough, but clearly reading from a script. I had to type out "Please cancel my plan" literally four separate times while they kept throwing different pricing offers at me. Then after all that, they leave you hanging in the chat waiting for a confirmation code and hope you'll just give up and disconnect. It shouldn't be this hard to stop auto-renewal and cancel. This kind of tactic really turns off loyal customers and makes them think twice about ever coming back.

This renewal situation is ridiculous. I had a one year plan at a fantastic rate and actually wrote down when it expired. I called yesterday when it was up to see what my options were, and they told me that if I didn't renew right away, I'd have to keep paying for an extra month through mid-January. The new price they wanted was over four times what I'd been paying. The customer service person really pushed hard for me to sign up again, kept sweetening the deal during our conversation, and even offered to add a family member to get a discount. But it was still too pricey, and I mentioned I barely use the service. Suddenly they said that family member offer disappeared and they're charging my card at the super expensive rate until mid-January anyway. I'm on a fixed income and this stinks. I spent years in the car business, and I'm going to warn everyone I know to stay away from this company.