Thread: Cheaper prices for new customers (not a retentions deal)
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Old 23-05-2007, 19:01   #15
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Cool Re: Cheaper prices for new customers (not a retentions deal)
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Originally Posted by kristoficus View Post
Appologies if this has come up before, but the news got me a little excited...heres why.

For new customers, the first 12 months of your broadband price is slashed as shown below:

2mb
Normal price = £18 /mo
First 12 months = £10 /mo
http://allyours.virginmedia.com/webs...duct.do?id=227

4mb
Normal price = £25 /mo
First 12 months = £17 /mo
http://allyours.virginmedia.com/webs...uct.do?id=3264

10mb going on 20mb
Normal price = £37 /mo
First 12 months = £29 /mo
http://allyours.virginmedia.com/webs...uct.do?id=3246


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Gonna phone up and make some enquiries... but maybe some of you guys know better?

Can I get two seperate connections (eg, a 2mb and a 20mb) in the same house?

I already have the 4mb service but its in my dads name. I'll be classed as a new customer (and hence elligible for this "offer") if he cancels it and i take out my own contract, right?

If so, would they charge me an installation fee since I already have the modem and everything set up?

Finally, would having 2 connections under the same roof have a negative impact on either? ie, would they essentially be taking a "cutting" from the 20mb leaving me with ~18? (assume my area can get the full 20mb whack)
Yes,i phoned them two months ago and told them i was leaving as i did not see why new customers should have the same service as myself for £10pm when i am paying £18. They promplty moved me to the £10 pm deal. Considering how poor the service is these days, it isnt worth £18pm anyway.IMHO
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