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**Paul** · 27-12-2024, 16:20

YouFibre is only available in a few areas of the country.
Here its OpenReach FTTP, which is used by many companies to supply you.
I have mine from Aquiss, and gave VM my 30 days notice, my service ends on Jan 8th.

Dont forget that while your current contract may end on 1st Feb, your service will not, you will still be supplied by them on a rolling contract, and will still have to give 30 days notice to leave. As noted above, my understanding is also that you are not considered "New" by VM until at least 90 days after your previous service ends.

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Paul Dr Pepper Addict Cable Forum Team Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Nottingham Age: 62 Services: Aquiss FTTP (900M), Sky Q TV, Sky Mobile, Flextel SIP Posts: 29,792	Re: Left Virgin YouFibre is only available in a few areas of the country. Here its OpenReach FTTP, which is used by many companies to supply you. I have mine from Aquiss, and gave VM my 30 days notice, my service ends on Jan 8th. Dont forget that while your current contract may end on 1st Feb, your service will not, you will still be supplied by them on a rolling contract, and will still have to give 30 days notice to leave. As noted above, my understanding is also that you are not considered "New" by VM until at least 90 days after your previous service ends. __________________ Baby, I was born this way.