...And everything falling into place means ?
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...And everything falling into place means ?
Will he take shares or cash?
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Originally Posted by Siriusowner
financing, positive cash flow, car sales etc.
car sales & positive cash flow ? really ? by March 17th ? you got to be kidding...
anyone figure out what the "something big is coming to Sirius & XM" is or was ?
If it was...I am sure it was nothing big...
Anyone else notice all the advertising that Sirius is doing on the Yahoo finance website ?
http://shop.sirius.com/edealinv/serv...wType=alacarte
I just sent this link to a bunch of friends and said to them, come-on it's just 1 beer a month, get it beofre price goes up and you will be so happy you got it. Everyone should help Sirius spread the word to family and friends. I think it's better than verbally trying to convince someone.
Its the Iphone, or another phone app or sorts, or a combination of apps for cell phones. Has to be. 3 ways to listen. We know about the internet.....Quote:
Originally Posted by Siriusowner
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Originally Posted by AmenhotepIII
You might want to look back at your account... Any time I forget to use the AON modifier, it charges me a commission for each trade. But it appears from the trade list you show here that the only one that got charged was the final transaction which has a $7 trade fee on it.
Which company do you use? Scottrade?
no.actually part of liberty's agreement is they have to refinance the May bank debt to get the second part of the deal..liberty knew this was only way the auditor's would issue the 4Q and annual without the GOING CONCERN report.Malone covered himself good. IMHO the best deal is get May debt refinanced and then go to Ergen and cut a deal with him to bundle Sirius with Dish for retirement of Dec converts and a cash infusion plus sharing of revenue for bundleing...
Newman: That is a peanut butter broker. You should consider changing brokers.Quote:
Originally Posted by Newman
interesting idea, 3 satellite giants teaming up together. I often wondered how the Malone situation would work since Dish has sirius service also.Quote:
Originally Posted by JohnnyIrishXM
Its the sale, if you go to either site they have the words "BIG" saleQuote:
Originally Posted by sxminvestor
and it advertises 43c per day (sirius makes "sense") get it?
The three ways I believe are the 3 sales, the portable (s2+kit free), the car(starmate 5+kit free) and the internet (grace radio)
The real pisser is that the xmp3+car kit free sale that was advertised is for current subscribers only (confirmed it with a CSR) and today only (wednesday)
IMROMO24
Check out TSS RADIO. Had XMP3 for 199.99 advertised on orbitcast just the other day. I sent you a private message on Monday to that affect. Once you get one, let us know what you think.
Heard someone comment this morning on CNBC that when this down turn is over that there will be a lot of people wearing orange suits. I'm sure several will come from SiriusXM.
Orange suits???
That would be jail attire.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hopeful
yes, sorry forgot to thank you, with the $30 rebate on xm's site it is actually $169. i will report back immediately upon the music hitting my ear. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by just sirius
Which is hopefully Friday night, with 2 day delivery (its bought and paid for as of 8am)
Thanks for the link Tripp. I was especially interested in this passage at the bottom:
"Not that Sirius XM needs any more bad news, but another truckload of it came on Friday from an unexpected source: The US Copyright Royalty Board, which sets the royalty rates broadcasters must pay for use of commercial music, announced that it's granting a request by SoundExchange -- the performance rights organization -- made three weeks ago, to audit both Sirius' and XM's revenue statements for 2007 and 2008. The intent, evidently, is to see whether the merged entity owes the PRO back royalties, perhaps with interest and penalty, for the past two years."
Why would an audit be needed? Wouldn't any information be provided in the public filings? Does anyone know what the royalty payments are based on? Do they pay by the subscriber, or what?
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Originally Posted by trippingthespeculatingpos