OnStar will deal, times are hard
#1
OnStar will deal, times are hard
As in previous posts from guys who have renewed OnStar, I remembered that they talked OnStar out of a better plan than their best online offer. My OnStar account was about to expire and a renewal would have been $212.93 online. So I called them and talked to (Chris) with a heavy Indian accentand he said since I was a good customer he could go $199.00 for a year.I told him he'd have to do better than that if he wanted to keep me as a customer because I really didn't need OnStar. At that time I was put on hold of course so he could check with someone.[sm=sleeping.gif] When he came back I was offered another year for $147.15! [sm=smiley20.gif]Isn't it amazing how much fudge room OnStar has for such things as billing and renewal? If I didn't like OnStar so much I would have told them to pack sand but despite its cost OnStar is a pretty good deal for what they offer.
"That's allI have to say 'bout that"
Forrest Gump
"That's allI have to say 'bout that"
Forrest Gump
#4
RE: OnStar will deal, times are hard
I want to try it out so that I can use the phone function,but then there is the $9.99/mo from my phone company too. What functions do you like or use on the service that keeps you coming back for more?
#6
RE: OnStar will deal, times are hard
I like the Onstar service and do use the phone on occasion. I am currently still under the first year on the H3 but on my H2 they would deal and that was in better times. Work the best deal you can.
#7
RE: OnStar will deal, times are hard
I just passed my one year and paid the monthly rate at $19.95 for now. My phone minutes were expiring - the best deal they would give me is the standard rate of 200 minutes for $70 (or whatever the price is). For that much cash - forget it.
I think I'll cancel my monthly renewal and work them on an offer. Thanks for the tips guys.
I think I'll cancel my monthly renewal and work them on an offer. Thanks for the tips guys.
#8
RE: OnStar will deal, times are hard
I purchased mine used also and am on the normal monthly plan with OnStar. I was paying for the prepaid minutes, but then I figured it out and it definatelly was more benefitial for me to change my cell phone over to Verizon so that I could add my H3 to the family plan. I use my phone all the time and whenever I go on any trips I just forward my cell phone to the H3 so I don't even have to deal with the cell while driving.