Originally Posted by Dave42 (Post 35957862)

looks like it MB

Originally Posted by Dave42 (Post 35957862)

looks like it MB

Originally Posted by Dave42 (Post 35957862)

looks like it MB

Originally Posted by Media Boy (Post 35957865)

:2cents::hugs::handshake?

Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 35957863)

VM may want to pay less still given their reduced placing on the EPG.

Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 35957846)

Well, I'm finding it difficult to understand what kind of programme you were looking for, then. Just looking through the Netflix Originals would give you a better choice than the terrestrials and pay tv.

Clearly, if your preference is sport, you wouldn't find anything, and if you prefer reality TV you would be better off with Hayu.

If it's quality dramas you were after, how could you miss stuff like The Crown, Bloodline, Travelers, Secret City, Seven Seconds, The Sinner, Queen of the South, Glitch, 13 Reasons Why, Ozark, House of Cards, Narcos, Mindhunter, Better Call Saul... ? The list goes on and on. Can you honestly tell me that you have as big a choice as that on the terrestrials and pay tv together, for which you are paying £40 or more when you can have all that for less than a tenner?

Have you really looked at the amazing choice on Netflix?

Originally Posted by telegramsam (Post 35957885)

First of all not sure if those programs were around several years ago? That aside I wouldn't get Sky Sports,BT Sports, or programs such as Elementary, Quantico,Harrow,Carter,Shades Of Blue,Ransom,Private Eyes,Stitches,Stan Lee's Lucky Man,Chicago Fire,The Walking Dead. Add to that the many programs I watch on terrestrial TV such as Chicago PD,The Magicians, Supernatural, Gotham,Rookie Blue, Coronation Street. I really wouldn't find the time to watch anything else,assuming I could find something that grabbed my attention on Netflix.

Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 35957887)

Not if you terminated your Virgin subscription and had no access to Freeview, I agree. I was really amazed at the comment that nothing could be found to watch on Netflix, that's all!

Originally Posted by Gavin-D (Post 35957894)

The tone of the tweets has deffo changed

"We have been listening to all viewer feedback and continue to talk to Virgin"

"At the moment there’s no news but we are continuing discussions with Virgin. Thank you for your support, our loyal viewers like yourself mean the world to us"

"Currently there’s no news but we are continuing discussions with Virgin"

Originally Posted by RichardCoulter (Post 35957904)

Indeed it would and these customers are unlikely to ever come back now that they have been made aware of the insecurity of the platform. Statistically they will also tell far more people about their negative experience with Virgin Media than people who had a good experience.

Even if VM achieve some of what they wanted, it will have cost them dearly.

Originally Posted by RichardCoulter (Post 35957904)

Indeed it would and these customers are unlikely to ever come back now that they have been made aware of the insecurity of the platform. Statistically they will also tell far more people about their negative experience with Virgin Media than people who had a good experience.

Even if VM achieve some of what they wanted, it will have cost them dearly.

Originally Posted by vincerooney (Post 35957962)

I would imagine no one is winning in this battle. VM have lost a lot of customers. did anyone get a discount? I sent an angry email in but just got an apology not a discount. Maybe i need to use certain words if anyone can help....

As for UKTV they've been acting quite aggressive and dismissive but the advertisement loss will soon bite into them won't it? Its not like they have BSKYB deep pockets to deal with like when the sky channels went off air. This will start to hurt them just as much if not already