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45rpm · Yesterday, 23:41

Hello everyone,
I think this is a horrible way for VM to treat its customers. Although I do use Thunderbird with POP3, occasionally I need to find something specific, so I do a detailed search on VM's sever. In fact, VM's search is great.

I have countless numbers of friends and businesses that use my VM emails; so for me to switch to (say) Gmail would be a nightmare.

For a long time now, Virgin removes the email from ex-customers (ie those that switch to another broadband). That itself is wrong and the regulator should have stopped it.

Moving from Sky or BT to VM, one can retain the old email facility but not vice versa. Why!!!

There is still so many unanswered questions about the switch; eg long-term pricing, reliability, retaining the same addresses.

Yesterday, 23:41	#55
45rpm 45RPM Join Date: Nov 2020 Location: West Midlands Posts: 35	Re: VM transferring email services to Junara Hello everyone, I think this is a horrible way for VM to treat its customers. Although I do use Thunderbird with POP3, occasionally I need to find something specific, so I do a detailed search on VM's sever. In fact, VM's search is great. I have countless numbers of friends and businesses that use my VM emails; so for me to switch to (say) Gmail would be a nightmare. For a long time now, Virgin removes the email from ex-customers (ie those that switch to another broadband). That itself is wrong and the regulator should have stopped it. Moving from Sky or BT to VM, one can retain the old email facility but not vice versa. Why!!! There is still so many unanswered questions about the switch; eg long-term pricing, reliability, retaining the same addresses.