Thread: Cancelling Virgin subscription
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Old 15-07-2007, 12:31   #10
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Re: Cancelling Virgin subscription
your post doesnt add up.you say its an inherent fault,but then go on to say it could be to do with any No of things,that said,dont you think VM deserve a chance to come out and fix it.if you had a recall for your cars brakes and didnt bother to take your car in on the recall you wouldnt have a leg to stand on if you were then involved in an accident where your brakes failed,you are contradicting yourself,thats not to say i dont sympathise with you,but i dont suffer with the problems on my V+ box that you do on yours,and as many other posters have said, neither do they,so to say the fault is 'inherent' isnt quite correct.
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