![]() |
Re: More price rises
Quote:
I'd expect those that get the notification in mid-October are those that are billed around that time - so their cancellation period then ends just before the first bill that has the new pricing on it. |
Re: More price rises
I rang V Mobile this morning, although the CSA seemed to be a long way away, the service was OK, my 30 day sim only deal has been reduced from £10 to £8 but with more minutes.
Has anybody had the chance to give my bundle a quick once over to see if I am paying too much? (100 Vivid,XL TV, XL phone with caller display, around £69-70pm) TIA :) |
Re: More price rises
Quote:
---------- Post added at 15:05 ---------- Previous post was at 15:01 ---------- Quote:
|
Re: More price rises
Quote:
|
Re: More price rises
Will this price increase affect everybody. I renegotiated with them in Feb but would really like to leave. To this point I haven't received any notification. Do I need to wait for notification before ringing them and saying I want to cancel.
|
Re: More price rises
its best to wait until you get the letter/email but
just phone em and say your not happy about the price increase and ask to leave. |
Re: More price rises
I think it was mentioned that they don't actually know when you get the letter, so you can just phone up and act as though you have.
|
Re: More price rises
Quote:
|
Re: More price rises
Quote:
The contract doesn't say you can come looking for a reduced price if we increase the price. |
Re: More price rises
Quote:
|
Re: More price rises
Good for them. Sky offering nuts loss-leading deals, no point cutting their own throat trying to match it.
Questions should really be asked as to how Sky can charge this given the prices they charge other companies for what are presumably very large volume discounted packages. If the regulator had brains they'd be taking a very close look at this, except they don't and won't. They're far too busy harassing BT to force them to sell access to copper to Sky and TalkTalk on the cheap. |
Re: More price rises
Quote:
I was very happy when it did go through as I had just received a "receipt" from VM based on the name change from Big Kahuna to Full House Bundle and it quoted a monthly cost £5 more than my normal package. Suffice to say I phoned up straight away to ask why their name change was costing me more money. CS only restated that this was what their system quoted and also the November rise of £3.49 would still apply. Transferred to retentions and cancelled straight away. So now I am getting at the end of the month Box Set Package, Sky Q multiroom, Sky Cinema, Anytime Call Package and Sky Broadband Max for £89.20 per month. A saving of £20 per month on VM's latest price to me from November and that is still a £10+ saving on my original monthly cost. |
Re: More price rises
Quote:
As an aside I shall miss this https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/local/2016/09/5.png |
Re: More price rises
thank you for the information
I will miss the speed I expect but now I am semi-retired do not need the download speed as much as I used to when working from home and downloading multiple large files. |
Re: More price rises
You probably won't miss the speed. I was in 150Mb and last week got sky fibre 38 and its still fast.
VM just sent me a bill for a full month even though my account disconnects next Monday. Am I best cancelling the DD and paying manually? In a side note. Wow the Q box is fast! |
All times are GMT +1. The time now is 04:57. |
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.11
Copyright ©2000 - 2025, vBulletin Solutions Inc.
All Posts and Content are © Cable Forum