XM SATELLITE RADIO STAFF DISCOUNT ANYONE???

I received this e-mail from a close friend that works for XM in Toronto, and she asked me if I'd post this for her. If you're in the market for an XM Satellite radio receiver, here's your chance to get one at staff discount prices. Check the e-mail below:

As you guys may or may not know, I'm working for XM Satellite Radio now and I just got word that I'm able to pass along my staff discount to anyone who is interested in buying a radio and hooking up to the largest playlist in the universe!
For music fans, you will not be disappointed...so many channels, so many choices, and best of all- NO COMMERICALS and very little annoying DJ banter on the music channels.
Highlights include:

Hits from each decade (40's, 50's, 60's, 70's, 80's, 90's)
7 channels of country including new country, folk and bluegrass
Fungus 53- All punk, all the time
The Rhyme- The best of old skool hip hop hosted by Snoop Dog
Top 20 Hits- Popular hits for your enjoyment
XMU, Ethel and Lucy- Alternative music selections that would have made Kurt Cobain proud
XM52- 100% Indie and alternative Canadian- forget you, Our Lady Peace
Show Tunes and Movie Soundtracks- you can sing along to all your fav. musicals
Soul Street- classic soul and R&B from the olden days
Home Ice- 24 hrs of non-stop NHL for all you diehards including discussions about hockey, play by play analysis, NHL games, and famous hosts such as Gary Green and Phil Esposito.
Laugh Attack- Comedy cuts from your fav. comedians like Chris Rock, Dave Chapelle and Jerry Seinfeld
There are 80 channels in all!

So here's my deal on the radios:
Roady XT- $79.99 (we have this one and I highly recommend it)
SkyFi- $149.99
MyFi- $299.99
And the subscription is $12.99/month.

To purchase, go to direct.xmradio.ca and enter my first name as the User ID ( fern ) and my last name as the Password ( hung ). Offer expires April 7th, 2006.

No pressure guys, just thought I could pass on my discount to anyone who could use it. And please feel free to forward this to anyone who might be interested in buying a satellite radio. Any questions, ask away!
Thanks!
Fern

**On a personal note, we've had our radio since mid-November and I haven't listened to any regular radio stations since. We get a strong signal all the time and the sound quality is near CD/iPod. It's great for people who do a lot of driving because you will always be entertained and not lose your signal as you pass through different towns, and it's not only good for the car, you can hook it up for in the home as well. Number one advantage- all song titles and artists will show up on your radio so you NEVER have to say to yourself "who sings this song?" again!**