"Jonathan Goodish" wrote

The XM receiver activation issue is another one entirely. You can
reactivate the receiver over the phone or via the web if your receiver
loses activation, but that doesn't seem to be a big problem with newer
receivers.

I think someone has gotten it right, now.

This is a discussion without any current data points; just conjecture.

The unit keeps its activation, if it -stays on-, or at least -powered-. It
doesn't need a new activation code, if it didn't lose it in the first place.

Everyone, do this. *Wait* to continue this discussion, when someone first
has a problem losing activation, that has power on it, continuously. Until
then, the argument is moot.
--
Jim in NC