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Still showing Certificate errors for me, but I've given up waiting. Logged in anyway and, yes as Newapollo says, there are changes in the Users Profile section, but still nothing else.
I'm in the dark the same as everyone else and my VM contract is due to cease in a few days, but will still "pop in" now and again to see how things are looking ... |
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Over the last year or two, the VIP status has become meaningless, they were treated with the same degree of respect (ie none) that every other poster was on the forum. And especially over the last year, the forum itself degenerated into a means of complaining about graffiti on a cabinet, a broken omnibox on the wall. Inevitable most threads ended with a member of the forum team posting a ‘let’s take this to a private message.....’ and then radio silence. So as a forum - a means to share information, and fixes, and help, it sort of ceased to exist. I’m going to make a prediction, it’s not coming back, ever, neither is the O2 community forum - it’s now been three months into their ‘brief downtime while we migrate....’ timeframe. Two possibilities, a) the forums has become too toxic, allowing disgruntled customers to share similar stories of bad customer service. Better to shut that all down and have a more one-to-one, social media, connection where they can isolate each customer from others and tell them that their issue is unique. or b) VM and O2 did intend to merge their forums but their IT people were too incompetent to do so. Either way is not a good look. |
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I must say I found it pretty usless, using Facebook was better, not tried for sometime, so it could be rubbish these days
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However, since Openreach cabled the area a couple of years ago, VM are no longer the only supplier for reasonable speed broadband. so at least I can shop around. As for CS, I've never needed them, thankfully and I've always said the VM broadband service I've had is very, very good over the many years I've had it. Perhaps the Forum is not returning, and as more and more areas are upgraded to fibre, the need for the "old cable" knowledge will no longer be needed. As for social media, AFAIK Twitter/X was being used for over 50% of the users queries recently, so if that trend continues, it's another nail in the coffin for a Forum. |
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The 'reduced' prices are what they expect people to pay, made to look good by reducing artificially set high prices. If people pay the artificially set high prices, all the better for Virgin. |
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There is now a Khoros "closed for maintenance" message on the forum homepage.
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The O2 Community Forum has also been updated with a new message and no further access to account profiles or forum threads. |
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Now normally, if you are moving provider, you get everything set up with your new provider first, and then move the data and DNS records. We are now four months into the ‘temporary downtime, while we move providers’ timeline. It’s all a bit odd isn’t it? |
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Call me a cynic, but I dont think VM ever intended the forum to come back. They want all customer feedback buried, a very long way....
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I suspect its true though, it doesnt take this long to migrate a forum to different software. |
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