Pandora

I ordered two separate orders within hours on one another and met the criteria for a bigger discount and Pandora absolutely REFUSED to combined my orders to give me $18.54 more off (5% more) because it was against their "state terms and conditions". They would rather lose a sale instead of keeping a good customer happy over the holidays. They rarely offer good sales and they are way overpriced anyway. Drew, a customer service supervisor, did not care at all about doing the right thing. He went strictly by the book. From now on, I will buy from Jared's. BYE BYE PANDORA!

Pandora does what it's supposed to, it allows you to listen to music. I can't complain about that since it has some nice variety available. However, I run into the fact it constantly repeats the same stuff over and over on certain channels or I'll listen to movie soundtracks and suddenly a non-movie soundtrack song is in there. That's my only complaint. Otherwise, pandora is an alright music streaming service so shouldn't be overlooked.

Based on my wide range of music genre preferences and easy like/dislike choices. 98% of what is played is what I prefer. Instantly stops current playing song with a thumbs down vote. Shows "Why this selection" for new songs. The only disadvantage is the lack of creating unique playlists. I look at Pandora as a broadcast station that plays what I like in no particular order mostly because I choose randomizing the stations. I took some time to listen to various channels and add them remove some based on my likes/dislikes and no have a very good selection from classical to metal that I prefer.

I am super pissed along with others after listening to the ad tonight that does nothing but bash Trump, me and a lot of listeners are great supporters of him and don't friggin appreciate it! There is no damn reason to put an ad like that! Why don't you bash Obama! NEVER HEARD THAT! This is bull$#*!! Stay out of politics! We have a right to like our President and not hear this crap! We hope he gets in next year! Eat that! Stick to music and not your liberal ways that are so sick!

I finally switched to another music site today. I got tired of hearing the same seven or eight songs on Pandora. I have 30 or 40 stations, I've liked hundreds of songs over the last couple years, but Pandora seems to be playing the same seven or eight songs on random (yes, most of the groups are check marked for shuffle). Is this a strategy on their part to get listeners to upgrade and unlock more songs, etc.? If so, it worked. I've now unlocked more songs on my Prime account.

There is no point in listening to Pandora. Turn on your radio, You'll get the same generic corporate crap there. Go to Spotify where you can decide what you want to listen to. Pandora's "curated" music is nothing more than a way to screen out any indie artist's that might want to challenge the status quo.

Go with Apple Music. At least there, if an indie artist has their music out you can hear it.

We don't need another stinkin' corporate suck up as our source of music.

I enjoy their music and I pay for Pandora Plus, so I don't get commercials. My only complaint is with their service and technical developers. Their Android app has been so bad for many years, they can never seem to get right. It's a joke. So many problems. Trying to email their support team about Android app issues is the most worthless experience in the world.

I have been using pandora for 3 months now and am a very satisfied customer.

With Pandora, you may create as many stations(easily done by genre, artist, etc) as you need. You can edit who plays on the station. You can ban a song with a simple click. You can skip about 10 times per station, per hour. They have almost every artist i can think of. If you thumbs up a song, it will play more often. It is finely tuned to my musical tastes for whatever mood I'm in. It plays on any, and every device, which means that you can send it from your connected blu tooth device.

At $4.95 a month, it is only $60 per year, or about 45-60 songs, if you were to buy them at 99cents or $1.29. If you are like me and believe that people deserve to get paid for the products they provide to you, then this is a fair price.

For no money I get to hear music immediately from performers I just learned about, and sometimes I get good new references when they suggest music in the direction of some of my favorite channels.

The commercials are very tolerable. Sure the mix can be a bit narrow on some of my channels, but when I want to go deep I fall back on my collection of recordings.

I use it as a TV commercial-buster through my Roku. Three buttons and I'm listening to a song instead of a commercial break.