Sirius called me today. This after I told them not to send me any more Emails. This after I filled out a questionnaire for them…explaining I did not want the service and exactly why. It angered me. Not only did they have someone to call to try to get me to change my mind, I couldn’t even understand the woman.

I have no idea what her accent was but she had to repeat herself three times before I could figure out who she was representing, and then barely. How in the world am I supposed to carry on a conversation with the woman? If they are going to pester me, they should at least do it with someone who knows how to speak English.

So, tonight I looked them up on the web. Nowhere, but nowhere do they have any place to leave a note a complaint. I guess they figure they won’t get any complaints that way. I can call them during business hours of course. I do wonder how that would go. Moreover, I wonder if it would do any good. They simply do not want to take no for an answer.

I guess the next step is a letter. I suspect that won’t work either. Perhaps a word to the auto dealer will work. They just might have a little more clout.

There is simply no excuse for any corporation to behave this way. Moreover, they really need to have some way of saying no without an act of Congress. It has been over two months since I purchased the car now. Does anyone out there have any suggestions?

My suggestion. If you buy a car and you don’t want Sirius, you might want to have them put it in the contract. I mean the idea was a three month trial. What they really meant was 3 months trying my patience.