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irishguymcr · 06-08-2009, 18:29

Does it not make sense to try and keep the VM network in buildings which originally had it?

Something I don't understand about Virginmedia is that in the area I live some of the ex Council owned blocks have been taken over by private companies and these previously had VM installed but no longer do.

Would it not make sense for VM to work alongside the redevelopers of these buildings and continue to provide VM services for any new tenants and owners. All of these buildings have VM equiment in them as they are high rise buildings so VM must be aware that they are being redeveloped as they would have to remove there main junction boxes from them.

It is now getting very hard in the Greater Manchester area to find a property where you can get VM unless you have a council property or an old property. I know of no new developments where VM is available.

06-08-2009, 18:29	#48
irishguymcr Inactive Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Manchester Services: Samsung V+ M+ TV/M Phone/ XXL Broadband SKY HD for tv Posts: 111	Re: VM to begin expanding its cable network Does it not make sense to try and keep the VM network in buildings which originally had it? Something I don't understand about Virginmedia is that in the area I live some of the ex Council owned blocks have been taken over by private companies and these previously had VM installed but no longer do. Would it not make sense for VM to work alongside the redevelopers of these buildings and continue to provide VM services for any new tenants and owners. All of these buildings have VM equiment in them as they are high rise buildings so VM must be aware that they are being redeveloped as they would have to remove there main junction boxes from them. It is now getting very hard in the Greater Manchester area to find a property where you can get VM unless you have a council property or an old property. I know of no new developments where VM is available.