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DaBoz 11-04-2011 14:49

Cooling off period and money back guarantee
 
The consumer law states that you have 7 days "cooling off period" to cancel a contract without penalty.

As per http://www.virginmediainfo.co.uk/welcomepackinfo.shtml
VM's new contract letters state:
"In addition to your statutory rights, we offer a 28 day money back guarantee. The 28 day money back guarantee is available to new customers and existing customers taking a new service."

Assuming this guarantee is still part of VM's welcome pack, would this apply to TiVo, being a new service?

For those who receive installation for free (£40 waived), does this need to be paid after cancellation? Obviously, the goods need to be collected by VM.

Boz

carlwaring 11-04-2011 15:55

Re: Cooling off period and money back guarantee
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by DaBoz (Post 35210212)
Assuming this guarantee is still part of VM's welcome pack, would this apply to TiVo, being a new service?

Apparently not.

http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/35210299-post774.html
and
http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/35210308-post781.html

DaBoz 11-04-2011 16:38

Re: Cooling off period and money back guarantee
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by carlwaring (Post 35210309)

You beat me to it, thanks.

okun69 11-04-2011 17:08

Re: Cooling off period and money back guarantee
 
I'm really not so sure about that, as except for VIP50 and 100 you will be paying an extra £3 per month. Surely as it's an ongoing monthly fee and not a one off payment it would rate as a new service?

DaBoz 11-04-2011 17:32

Re: Cooling off period and money back guarantee
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by okun69 (Post 35210372)
I'm really not so sure about that, as except for VIP50 and 100 you will be paying an extra £3 per month. Surely as it's an ongoing monthly fee and not a one off payment it would rate as a new service?

Could be. I have to say, that's how I interpreted it. but considering the 28 days mbg is a VM policy, and not law, I guess they can set the restrictions as they see fit.

Personally, I only need to know I can cancel after 7 days, so it's all good.

Boz

richard1960 12-04-2011 10:43

Re: Cooling off period and money back guarantee
 
The Virgin 28 day money back guarantee says it applies to new and existing customers taking a new service,surely TiVo would meet the requirement of a new service as it is just out ? and has been mentioned already TiiVo costs an extra £3 a month sub i cannot understand why the 28 day money back guarantee would not apply if you are not happy with the service.:confused:

carlwaring 12-04-2011 11:42

Re: Cooling off period and money back guarantee
 
A good point, but then again, 7 days should be long enough for such a decision :)


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