Thread: General Virgin TV (2025)
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Re: Virgin TV (2025)

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Originally Posted by vincerooney View Post
Hmm intriguing. Currently trying to renew with virgin media as my loyalty bonus ends in February. If I can keep the same price I’ll renew. 3 360 boxes in the house. Sky sports, sky movies and TNT Sports. Let’s see what inflation and greed will offer me….
You absolutely won’t just be offered the same price, do expect to be quoted a hefty increase and the contracts are now 24 months, with built-in annual increases.

The only thing you can do is to start investigating alternative suppliers, what can they offer, how much will it cost, then, come January, call VM to discuss. If you don’t like what they demand, then cancel, just put in your cancellation, because that is the only way that they might get back to you with a more acceptable offer. But emphasis on ‘might’, they may not, so you absolutely have to be prepared to go through with your threat and actually leave.

The very worse thing you can do is to give notice, VM call your bluff and accept it, don’t offer you a better deal, and you call them, basically begging to stay. You will inevitably find that the previous ‘deal’ is no longer available, and that to stay it will cost you even more.

Get all of your ducks in a row, have an alternative in mind, but absolutely be prepared to walk.
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