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Re: Can I cancel my virgin media 18 months Phone+broadband contract?
well that just sucks ass
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Re: Can I cancel my virgin media 18 months Phone+broadband contract?
As Ben works for VM he is probably correct but there is nowhere on the satisfaction guarantee where it says it is cable only.
If it isn't working acceptably there is probably some consumer legislation which would nullify the unreasonable contract terms. |
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I guess that means there won't be any charges then :)
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Back on topic please which isn't about Overseas Call Centres. The topic is about cancellation of the National Services due to continuing problems
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In fact it seems to be about a UK call centre as National is advertised as having one and the OP says they are no help at all.
In my own ADSL experience most of the problems are caused by internal wiring issues (principally that dratted ringwire) and any decent ADSL support would get the customer to plug into the inner connector on the master socket to eliminate that and if there was still a fault involve BT unless it's still within the initial 10 days when BT won't accept fault reports. That said the OP hasn't given any indications what the problems are so it could be anything. Like General Maximus I find it a pretty poor show that there appears to be no option to back out if not satisfied leaving the poor punter to argue the toss about "fit for purpose" and all the other consumer protection junk which sounds good but is very hard indeed to get enforced. Traps like that are usually the last resort of an abysmal service which only has customers because leaving is too expensive. Shame on VN. |
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Virgin Media sell cable TV broadband and a non-BT phone service.
Virgin National sell ADSL (usually re-badged BTw products) and from the sound of it a BT phone line which is needed for ADSL which they handle all billing and front end support for. The two service lines are completely different but I too would expect things like the "happiness guarantee" to apply across all the various products the sell as VN is not identified as a completely different company so far as I can see. |
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As I detailed earlier Virgin National DO offer a cancellation period, however the timescale is different (up to 10 working days depending on the product ordered) because the technology is different. If a customer with cable cancels a service Virgin can just turn if off themselves. If someone with ADSL cancels after activation then Virgin have to pay BT (and possibly C&W) termination fees |
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Of course if they got the customers problems sorted then they wouldn't be wanting to cancel......
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However because Virgin are dealing with BT and C&W for network issues along with ADSL itself I expect pinning down issues can be a bit more complicated. |
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If VM can't support it fully then maybe they should leave the selling of it to others who can?
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