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XM Satellite Radio Holdings Inc. (XMSR)
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2261<i> But a certain amount of the churn is people trading cars, etc., who dopcstel-2/18/2006
2260<i> f you included promotional subscribers, those for which we know the tapcstel-2/17/2006
2259<I>I want to know how many paying subs discontinue the service on a permani-node-2/17/2006
2258<i> Exactly. But you think it makes sense to treat subscribers who bought pcstel-2/17/2006
2257You are earning your Keep today. ROFLsixty2nds-2/17/2006
2256<I>As in "someone who is actually paying for the service. Which BTW, i-node-2/17/2006
2255ROFL...and not at you! eomsixty2nds-2/17/2006
2254somebody has FUD problesm? Not You. eomsixty2nds-2/17/2006
2253And beautiful work it is....not a waste of time like...sixty2nds-2/17/2006
2252<i> The argument that XM's disclosure is inadequate is wrong. And it ipcstel-2/17/2006
2251<i> "Subscribers"? As in "someone who is paying for the serpcstel-2/17/2006
2250<I>Number of subsicribers that deactivate service over a given period. Expi-node-2/17/2006
2249<i> I want to know how many paying subs discontinue the service on a permapcstel-2/17/2006
2248<i> What is churn intended to measure? </i> Number of subsicribers pcstel-2/17/2006
2247<i>What is churn intended to measure?</i> I want to know how many pDaveMG-2/17/2006
2246<i> The premise of your post was explaining WHY SIRI cannot get their CPGApcstel-2/17/2006
2245<i> And they're disclosing very clearly on the 8K how many promo subs pcstel-2/17/2006
2244<i> And the greater the number of subs the bigger the problem.So they havepcstel-2/17/2006
2243<I>But again, the 1.5% is not a TRUE CHURN rate. It is HIGHER than that asi-node-2/17/2006
2242>>> Not interested in any SIRI vs. XMSR debates. Not my thing. Just badi-node-2/17/2006
2241<i> The biggest problem these companies have, IMO, is keeping churn under pcstel-2/17/2006
2240<i> You're confusing CPGA with Churn. Unrelated. COST PER GROSS ADD. pcstel-2/17/2006
2239<i> That makes sense. So is 18%/yr the actual churn number? I have to lookpcstel-2/17/2006
2238Absolutely. Just like anything else, the more you grow, the tougher it is to mai-node-2/17/2006
2237<i> As I said, the 2 main questions are how many subs will they achieve anpcstel-2/17/2006
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