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Just received a call from this number.  Could not understand what the man was saying so I hung up.

I have received calles three days in a row, including Sunday afternoon and I am sick of it. I told Siruis to stop calling me several times and told them I don"t even listen to the radio but they still keep calling.

I work at a dealership. Sirius partners with the manufacturer, Toyota, GM, Ford etc. When the sale of your vehicle is reported to the manuf. your phone number is included (as it was on your buyers order) Sirius gets the number from them. Trust me! Just bought a new car in January and Sirius has called me 3 times today, even after i have asked them to stop.

calls started last Thursday, then Friday, Sunday yesterday twice.  I had Sirius for two years but every year the pice is over $200 and when I say no to much they are happy to let me know they can do below $100 for a year.  Which made me mad so canceled and now they are calling my cell phone.  Will report if this continues.  They do not leave a message.

Did not answer

cancelled svc 2wks ago and have been calling non-stop trying to get me to re-subscribe.
did same thing when cancelled, droned on and one about this deal or that instead of respecting the customer's request. good riddance!

Same problem, cancelled service cause I sold my only vehicle with SiriusXM radio, told them that and they are still calling wanting me to resubscribe.  But if you want to see instant additions to reject list I have refined the permanent setting to reject once and rejected forever on cell phone.

Do Not want to be bothered by this company-

Very aggressive,

Have repeatedly told them to take me off their call list and not call again.

I know next time I buy a car with a free trial of Satellite radio I'm going to tell them no thanks. How long to you think they will keep calling before they get the hint? It's been 6 months now since my free trial ended.

I got calls twice a day, Finally had enough. Logged into my previous account with SiriusXM, went to my Account Settings, Changed my phone number that I highly doubt is even a working number, then went to the tab for communication preferences and changed every option to Do not **(mail, email, text, call, send smoke signals/carrier pigeons). Problem resolved.

Thanks for the posts identifying it as Sirius.  Now I know who it is. Same story here. Bought a used car with satellite radio, they called right after and tried to sell me  and I told them I don't listen to the radio hardly at all. They have a rebuttal for every reason you give them so I finally had to hang up while the person was spewing. Good to know who it is.... I have been ignoring their calls since it was an 855 number anyway.

The funny part of them calling me rpat least ince a week is that I can only converse on my iPhone when it is synched with my hearing aids through a bluetooth remote. My voice mailbox message says as much. Guess they give up once the voice mail kicks in.

Blocked via Wireless Carrier
Blocked via Google Voice
Blocked via Call Control (Android)
Blocked via iBlacklist (iOS Cydia)
Reported to online junk caller databases

Not interested personal cell phone number please do not call.

I have heard that this is Sirius calling, they have called five times in three days.  I can't afford their overpriced satellite radio anyway since they raised the rates 22 dollars every year and their song selection isn't much better than the overplayed FM crap songs. My paycheck hasn't kept up with the rising costs of Sirius. Find somebody else with deeper pocketbooks.

These people are beyond belief . Had in several vehicles , renewal rates they tried to more than triple . Told them thanks but no thanks . Same rates as started / offered or forget it , said one thing did another . so I fired them . They went from 3 vehicles to 0 . Been calling ,harassing ever since . Do not need their service or BS . As the saying goes modern technology is wonderful thing and so is call block which I awarded them for life .

I never pickup phone.

If you never pick up the phone, get one of the low, or no cost services, aimed at helping the low income people.