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Re: Virgin's New PAYG Tariff - Addict
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Re: Virgin's New PAYG Tariff - Addict
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Oh come on i am only jumping on the band wagon and having a go at it because its Virgin :) |
Re: Virgin's New PAYG Tariff - Addict
Well... If you're a virgin media customer too, you get unlimited, free virgin to virgin calls aswell.
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Re: Virgin's New PAYG Tariff - Addict
I'm not going to just criticize VM on this latest "unlimited" claim, as far as I can see all the other phone companies and a lot of other ISPs make this ludicrous claim.
Its down to Ofcom to put a stop to this misleading practise, I can't see why they don't put out reasonable guidelines for the companies to stick to if they want to sell a "unlimited" service. I would imagine in most peoples minds unlimited is just that, unlimited or as much as you want, if they have a FUP or likewise then its not unlimited, they should say "up to" whether that be 50GB a month or 500GB a month why on earth can't Ofcom make this clear to them, I mean its pretty simple isn't it? IMO this is a hangover from the days of slow speeds when the companies really could offer an unlimited service, but those days are long gone. |
Re: Virgin's New PAYG Tariff - Addict
I wasn't just criticising VM (as I've always had good dealings with them) or their term of "unlimited" - because - it DOES apply to all mobile companies!
When theres a limit - be upfront about it, if VM start being upfront then I think people would have more confidence in them if they stated what the limits were. Question to put out-there: What does the term "Unlimited" mean to you? If you had a car warranty that said "Unlimited Mileage" would it mean "truely unlimited" or "10,000 mile per year maximum"? |
Re: Virgin's New PAYG Tariff - Addict
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of course it has to do with it its misleading i complain just as much about any company using the word unlimited and then limiting it and to quote my mother "just because everyone else jumps in front of the bus doesnt mean you have to" |
Re: Virgin's New PAYG Tariff - Addict
Anyone notice that the term Unlimited is used freely and is acceptable on data products such as telephone calls or internet useage?
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If you advertise a 1Gb a month limit you are just going to get people going to someone else for 'Unlimited data' even if the FUP might be 500Mb |
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As you say Ben no one company is going to take this on board for precisely the example you have quoted above, surely the ball is firmly in Ofcom's court at this time over the "unlimited" claim. |
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Addict is a good pay as you go option but for heavy users of voice and video calling I would recommend a pay monthly tariff from 3,Vodafone or Orange. |
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i feel 20p a minute flat rate on any network is a rip off so in that case orange is a rip off to. Well done to virgin not charging for voicemail though credit to them for that.
For heavy voice users who would wish to go on contract i would recommend 02 |
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I have a feeling the Addict tariff is pretty much spot on for Virgins PAYG cutomer base
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i take back the bit about well done to virgin for not charging for voicemail as i have just seen that on the addict tariff voicemail is charged at 20p a call.
I really dont think any network should charge to access voicemail |
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