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Old 07-07-2008, 17:30   #65
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Re: Moved house, can't get Virgin, but they won't let me terminate contact

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Originally Posted by LostintheNW View Post
Sorry just a question - you sign up for Virgin cable - not adsl then you move and they force you to take out their adsl service which is not the same as the cable service?

Thats unfair in any form of contract and they cannot enforce this on to you, especially if the move is out of your hands.

Another example of how this company thinks and believes its above the law, cancel any DD you have with them and let them take you to court, you will find they lose out in this. Plus if they moved you on to the new contract without explaining what the contract is this is again grounds for termination as you were not given the full facts of what you was entering into before they signed you up.

Argue away but contract law is plain and simple and its about time VM actually employed people who learned it, not just people who quote VM's ever changing to suit their needs T&C's!
Actually, cancelling a DD puts YOU in breach of contract as you are stealing services by taking them and removing their means of payment.
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