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Old 21-12-2016, 11:31   #3
alexcopeland
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Re: Leaving Virgin Media's TV and fixed line services

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Originally Posted by Inactive Digital View Post
That's what I did a few months back when they announced the latest price rise.

I asume you will be outside of your minimum term? There won't be any activation fees to pay, but you won't be eligible for the £18 broadband as that offer is for new customers only. You'll need to negotiate with them against the standard 50mb price of £32.25 per month.

If you can't agree a price you're happy with, a good strategy might be to give 30 days notice for all services and wait for a call back from the outbound retentions team as you'll likely be able to get a bigger discount from them. Just make sure your landline is plugged in though!
I'm out of contract as of 26th January 2017 hence the reason for giving notice on Boxing Day. Really sad that there were 3 price rises within a year.

I'm hoping as a long term customer of around 11 years they might wish to give me the basic broadband service for around £25 to keep me happy.
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