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Dave42 06-02-2012 15:13

Re: TV price rises
 
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Originally Posted by borrissey (Post 35376824)
If there putting the Tivo price up to £5 they want to add a lot of stuff to it, including reminders and multiroom streaming.

yes would be good but surely more channels should come first

denphone 06-02-2012 15:14

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Originally Posted by Dave42 (Post 35376820)
yes totally agree den hopefully they can get them sometime soon

We live in hope but with the forthcoming price rises but they will have to do something to appease a increasingly amount of disgruntled customers.

borrissey 06-02-2012 15:18

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Originally Posted by Dave42 (Post 35376827)
yes would be good but surely more channels should come first

Yeah more channels with the TV packages increase.

Dave42 06-02-2012 15:20

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35376829)
We live in hope but with the forthcoming price rises but they will have to do something to appease a increasingly amount of disgruntled customers.

yes as someone said on here watch this space for hd channels in the coming soon thread hope they were right

Alan Fry 06-02-2012 15:23

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Originally Posted by borrissey (Post 35376824)
If there putting the Tivo price up to £5 they want to add a lot of stuff to it, including reminders and multiroom streaming.

Along with Red Button and Lovefilm and Netflex apps!

frostygills 06-02-2012 18:42

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Just got my 'prices are increasing' letter and it says our bill is going up £4.50 per month but, there's no breakdown of where that cost is coming from. Anyone know (other than the £2 on the XL TV package). Were on the old VIP20mb with HD channels.

Chad 06-02-2012 19:02

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Originally Posted by frostygills (Post 35377016)
Just got my 'prices are increasing' letter and it says our bill is going up £4.50 per month

That's a very big increase! I could live with a couple £££'s increase but £4.50 is a bit extreme.

Has anyone been quoted more than this so far?

Bananaman_007 06-02-2012 19:33

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Well i spoke to vm and they offered me what i consider to be fair deal so i renewed for 12months.

free 500gb tivo
free install and activation
£6 off my bill until april £1.50 off after the price increase

was paying £47.90 without tivo now paying £42.00 with until april then £46.50 which is still less than i am paying at the mo without tivo. Also getting a free relocate of my v+hd box.

James79 06-02-2012 20:14

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Originally Posted by frostygills (Post 35377016)
Just got my 'prices are increasing' letter and it says our bill is going up £4.50 per month but, there's no breakdown of where that cost is coming from. Anyone know (other than the £2 on the XL TV package). Were on the old VIP20mb with HD channels.

I was quoted an increase of £4.50 too!

Ive also recently (middle of last month) upgraded from 20mb to 50mb (XXL Broadband)

ryan2801 06-02-2012 20:47

Re: TV price rises
 
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Originally Posted by Bananaman_007 (Post 35377050)
Well i spoke to vm and they offered me what i consider to be fair deal so i renewed for 12months.

free 500gb tivo
free install and activation
£6 off my bill until april £1.50 off after the price increase

was paying £47.90 without tivo now paying £42.00 with until april then £46.50 which is still less than i am paying at the mo without tivo. Also getting a free relocate of my v+hd box.


Lucky you
I was as good as told to like it or lump it.
Even had a call back today from them asking why I was leaving. After politely explaining, his response was "OK then bye".

Firmsky 07-02-2012 10:12

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I am seriously weighing up my options. Currently I give VM just over £110 P/M which is a lot of dosh, now I've compared like for like with Sky and they're package would cost me £93.25 P/M plus at the moment I'd be able to get Quidco of £150 bringing the cost P/M down. I'd lose out on BB speed but with Sky but the fact they are getting Fibre from April I'd only have a few months of 10Mbps speed which I can live with. I'd be getting a lot more tv for my money and a native app for my iPad. Decisions decisions.

richard1960 07-02-2012 11:17

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Originally Posted by Firmsky (Post 35377249)
I am seriously weighing up my options. Currently I give VM just over £110 P/M which is a lot of dosh, now I've compared like for like with Sky and they're package would cost me £93.25 P/M plus at the moment I'd be able to get Quidco of £150 bringing the cost P/M down. I'd lose out on BB speed but with Sky but the fact they are getting Fibre from April I'd only have a few months of 10Mbps speed which I can live with. I'd be getting a lot more tv for my money and a native app for my iPad. Decisions decisions.

Hardly a very tough decison though if your quids in a month go for it,but what price will skys fibre optic variant be i wonder? i suspect the price will be much closer to the VM price you quoted,but since i have not seen any sky broadband fibre optic prices i could of course be wrong.

ryan2801 07-02-2012 11:24

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Sky is £20 for their 40 meg BB flat with no throttling a la VM. I have already registered my interest. Then I can be VM free forever. Unless they drastically change their awful customer service.

cnewton2k 07-02-2012 11:26

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well i have just spoken to them and my price will go down by 7.40 a month so i am happy :) and i get faster broadband :)

manofdevon 07-02-2012 11:48

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my credit discount on the TV is to finish, so I am ditching the TV section and the bill will reduce by nearly £14 per month, I get very good reception via my TV aerial down here in Devon.

The £14 reduction means I shall purchase a recorder because of losing the black v box.

Any recommendations to which model to look at?


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