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pinksparkle 29-08-2014 15:20

moving adress
 
Hi all can someone help me please i am under contract with virgin media 6 months left, i am moving house but they do not supply there services to my new address i have been told by them i have to honour my contract, i cannot afford the cancellation fee, and cannot afford to pay at my new address as well as my old one i have been on to virgin and literally begged them as my husband works away (serving his country) and likes to say good night to the children over the internet i have told them all this no compassion whatsoever thanks in advance, would it be possible to get answer by email as i am not sure where to find this post again when i log out

qasdfdsaq 29-08-2014 16:58

Re: moving adress
 
In the past they've waived the fee for me when I've said the house I'm moving to already has VM - not sure if that'd work for you or even if they can still do this now.

jb66 29-08-2014 22:24

Re: moving adress
 
Your under contract. It's not fair for virgin to give you a special deal and free installation for you just to leave 12 months after.

djmagnifique 30-08-2014 00:02

Re: moving adress
 
Are you moving because your other half is being moved to a different base/country and you have to move with them? If so then try explaining this to them as the move is beyond your control.

MalteseFalcon 30-08-2014 00:50

Re: moving adress
 
Was going to say the same myself earlier but every try I made of wording it, it sounded either rude or patronising. If the OH is being moved around a lot, which I know my grandparents were (longest they lived in one place whilst in active service was around 2.5 to 3 years).

When you talk to them again, be polite. Rudeness will not get you anywhere, and if circumstances are beyond your control then there should be a deal of flexibility.


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