Originally Posted by BenJSmyth (Post 35164529)

Perhaps you're right. We just have to wait and see I suppose. Are you going to be getting Tivo as well?

Originally Posted by The Yank (Post 35164542)

there go my plans of upgrading from VIP20 to VIP50 and TIVO is now a no go area :(

Originally Posted by chrisr1uk (Post 35164552)

I'm just annoyed that I was tied into a new 12 Month contract by taking the HD channels for 6 months and was told the new VIP prices will definately not be going up when they revised them in 6 months!!

Originally Posted by Chad (Post 35164352)

As Rob kindly posted in other threads:

"J Ending these agreements

5. If:
a. Virgin Media Ltd, Virgin Media Entertainment and/or Virgin Media Payments increase their respective charges under these agreements;
...
You may cancel those services affected without penalty by giving Virgin Media Ltd and/or Virgin Media Entertainment (as applicable) at least 30 days' notice in writing. Such notice must be given within 30 days of the increase in charges or changes to the services or this agreement being notified to you. If you were not notified of these changes in advance, you must give notice of cancellation of the services affected to Virgin Media Ltd and/or Virgin Media Entertainment (as applicable) within 30 days of receipt of your first bill following such increase in charges."

Originally Posted by spankysmagicpian (Post 35164556)

Well, I am sorry after 12 years I shall be leaving VM if my VIP50 goes up to £109 as reported. If you can cancel without penalty - I'll stick with the BB and sack the rest.

Sad days. :(

Originally Posted by spankysmagicpian (Post 35164556)

Well, I am sorry after 12 years I shall be leaving VM if my VIP50 goes up to £109 as reported. If you can cancel without penalty - I'll stick with the BB and sack the rest.

Originally Posted by chrisr1uk (Post 35164560)

That's what I'll be doing. Keep the BB and Phone

Originally Posted by warrenb (Post 35164582)

Yes they do, but I suspect not by over 10%

Originally Posted by The Yank (Post 35164596)

they might try it on now that they see VM have though ;) Thinking about it it would be a good strategy by SKY to freeze their prices to entice disgruntled VM users.

Originally Posted by chrisr1uk (Post 35164597)

I was thinking the same. SKY will see this and obviously freeze there prices...

They'll probably make a big announcement too like........ "Our prices have frozen, unlike Virgin Media"

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Also, what better time for SKY to drop the HD charge !! :D