Thread: VM lose nearly 400,000 mobile customers
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Re: VM lose nearly 400,000 mobile customers
I asked to change over to Virgin Flex, a medium term aspiration of mine. They said that rather than go to Virgin Flex, I could keep the Mega TV package, without Sky Cinema, and my bill has come down from £97 to £58.

That’s a bit more than Virgin Flex would be, but with the broadband and landline, it’s quite a bargain nonetheless, and I get to keep my second box upstairs.

We hardly watch anything on Sky Cinema any more. There’s a much better selection of films on the various apps, although we tend to go more for the drama series these days.

I will stick with that for the 24 months and then review it. If the TV sticks like Amazon Fire and Roku embrace profiles by then, I may switch to one of them at the end of this period.
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