Call XM and tell them what happened. I'm sure they'll waive the activation fee if you get a person with a brain in their head.Sixdays said:
activation xm fees
I had a problem with my old powercord to my xm and burned up 2 recievers now that I bought 2 new recievers I would like to know if somebody can tell me how to get around the activation fee of 2 new radios??
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When I've called to replace one radio with another, I don't get charged an activation fee.
Call and tell the XM LCR that you want to do a radio swap, there is no activation charge for that.
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