My receiver went out a couple weeks ago and the thought of having to buy another seemed like a waste of money. The fact that Sirius says there are no plans for a BB app is ridiculous. It’d take their developers a matter of a few days to come up with something decent.

And I join in your frustration with the constantly changing channel lineups. It seems every time I’d get my presets setup just right, an update would come out and the channels I liked would be gone. It’s too bad. It had a lot of things going for it, but with the way mobile phones have gone these days, it just doesn’t make much sense anymore.

I am a stock holder in this crappy company and a former customer. I am unhappy with management, programming and this attitude that it does not matter what customers think.. If they dont like the service they are just wrong. It is not just the economy the sirius model is broken and sirius must fix it. Or they will continue to bleed customers.

M4: You’re right that I might eventually re-up with Sirius. It’s not a life-or-death decision, and it won’t be a big deal if I do. And all of the equipment is still there, so it’s easy to do. But with more than 35,000 tracks to explore in my digital music library, it will be a while before I tire of my iPod in the car. That was *one* of the reasons why I canceled.

Cereally, you tard flake, are you like an 80+ year old man. Why don’t you go buy some saddle shoes and a pork pie hat you fuddy duddy. Cinema music? And I’m sure you couldn’t tell the difference if the music was bieng played from an .AIF file or a from a wax cylinder!