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Originally Posted by murfitUK
Got a letter this morning. Mine is going up £4.24 a month - that's almost 10% increase.
The letter also says I can save money by paying line rental up front. It says this will save me £55 a year. Then in the next sentence it goes on to say that by doing this I will save £130 a year. How can a saving of £55 be equal to a saving of £130?
Not pleased.
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you need to read the whole paragraph:
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You’ve already opted for eBilling and Direct Debit, which is great as it means you save £81 a year, but here’s another easy way we can help you keep your costs down:
• Opt for Line Rental Saver – you’ll save over £55 a year by paying for 12 months’ line rental upfront^
That’s a total yearly saving of over £130 right there. You can find out how to cut the cost of your bill at virginmedia.com/changes
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£81 + £55 = £136