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Originally Posted by casualthoughts
VM are no doubt legally covered in all this, although there ARE misleadng chunks of text on their website suggesting On Demand IS included on M & L subscriptions - only when you dig deeper does it become clear that whilst you can "access" it, you can't actually use it without an additional extra subscription. Sneaky.
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Please would you mind pointing out where on the following pages Virgin have been sneaky?
TV M:
http://allyours.virginmedia.com/webs...ct.do?id=11169
TV L:
http://allyours.virginmedia.com/webs...oduct.do?id=20
On neither page can I find ANY reference to access to TV Choice on Demand
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What puzzles me even further is that, when exploring TV Choice On Demand content back in January (as any new customer would) I noted that SOME content at that time was only available pay per view (98p per tv episode).
This makes me believe VM are being disingenuous and underhand - unless On Demand customers were also expected to pay extra again to view these tv shows ON TOP of paying the extra £7 subscription?
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But you were accessing a section for free due to technical error. So you cannot judge what should and should not have been chargeable - unless you then bother to pay Virgin to access TV Choice
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All in all, my VM experience from the day I first opted to subscribe 5 months ago has been a vile experience. I anxiously await my contract expiring so I can expunge this sorry, lying and deceitful excuse for a company out of my life.
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So your whole opinion is based on you getting something for free that you shouldn't have, and that wasn't in ANY marketing for the service you have - and now because it has been remove you think the company is a pile of proverbial?