Originally Posted by stereohaven (Post 35387495)

Without doubt, although I believe this current "deal" expires on the 15th March which is why I hope i can give notice sooner rather than later but I haven't had my letter yet. :(

I should point out that the guy at Sky told me everyone who returns to Sky will get offered slightly different things depending on their personal situation. I've only been gone since October, still have the Sky+HD box sitting under the TV and the ADSL router sitting on the shelf, so I'm easy to switch back on as it were.

He said that anyone who left within the last 12 months is treated differently to a new customer and will get an even better deal because usually no installation of extra hardware is needed.

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Thank you.

As far as I'm concerned then their is no way they can stop me cancelling all services if they have allowed others to do so. :)

Originally Posted by Alan Fry (Post 35387511)

At least you will soon get Fiber optic Broadband, so you will not lose much in terms of Broadband!

Originally Posted by sniper007 (Post 35387539)

Can someone tell me, is Sky Broadband throttled back during day time hours after downloading X ? What is the fair usage policy? How does it compare basically to the 50mb broadband service virgin offer. Does it have a total download cap per month?

Do we, or do we not have the right to cancel now?

Originally Posted by alwaysabear (Post 35387676)

This is not going to be good reading for VM executives although not representative it sends a clear message. http://www.vmhd.blogspot.com/

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35387683)

Never judge everything just on one poll because as politicians have found out its sometimes never tells a full story of the electorate true views.:)

Originally Posted by alwaysabear (Post 35387689)

I did say it was not representative it is just the shear numbers that are not happy that have taken the time to vote, that adds some weight.

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35387691)

People will always tend to vote like that when a price rise is announced by any company but most usually on reflection they tend not to act on what they say at the time of when the price rise was announced.

Originally Posted by alwaysabear (Post 35387696)

Well the next set of results will show the true figures. IMO VM have made a massive miscalculation.

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35387705)

Well we shall see but l expect the next quarterly results to be pretty good.

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35387773)

Invest in some VM shares then Denphone ? I dabble in the stockmarket but I wouldn't touch VM with a bargepole at the moment.

Originally Posted by pythagoras (Post 35387775)

Now is a good time to buy VM shares, difficult to do from the UK though.

Regards

John.

Originally Posted by mlayzell (Post 35387795)

My advice buy RBS shares sit on them for 10 years, then sell them;)