29-03-2009, 11:05
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Vip pack price
How much is it now on vms website it say £77 if taken with line rental at £11 so is it £77 or £88?.
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29-03-2009, 11:09
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Re: Vip pack price
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Originally Posted by gadge
How much is it now on vms website it say £77 if taken with line rental at £11 so is it £77 or £88?.
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£88
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29-03-2009, 11:27
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Re: Vip pack price
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Originally Posted by gadge
How much is it now on vms website it say £77 if taken with line rental at £11 so is it £77 or £88?.
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And that's to provide a real comparison with other television providers who require you to have a telephone line which has to be paid for extra. 
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29-03-2009, 22:38
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Re: Vip pack price
So is this the new price £88, that everybody on VIP will be paying when the prices go up in May instead of the existing £86pm?
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29-03-2009, 22:38
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Re: Vip pack price
Also as far as I know, theres a deal that you can get it for £70 for a few months, no idea if this includes telephone line.
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29-03-2009, 22:51
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Re: Vip pack price
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Originally Posted by bluecandylover
Also as far as I know, theres a deal that you can get it for £70 for a few months, no idea if this includes telephone line.
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I think thats one of those three month introductory offers for "new" customers only. 
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30-03-2009, 17:55
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Re: Vip pack price
Hi,
I have a quote from the Virgin shop for £86.00 plus £30.00 installation I already have the broadband and phone no Tv thinking of changing from SKY+ to the VIP package
deejonny
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30-03-2009, 18:00
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Re: Vip pack price
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Originally Posted by frogstamper
So is this the new price £88, that everybody on VIP will be paying when the prices go up in May instead of the existing £86pm?
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For new customers it is £88 + £1.25 paper bill fee
It will go up to £88 + £1.25 paper bill fee for existing customers paying £87 now
If you are paying £86 that means you have the e-billing discount - so it will go up £1 to £87
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30-03-2009, 23:11
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Re: Vip pack price
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Originally Posted by BenMcr
For new customers it is £88 + £1.25 paper bill fee
It will go up to £88 + £1.25 paper bill fee for existing customers paying £87 now
If you are paying £86 that means you have the e-billing discount - so it will go up £1 to £87
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Actually thats not bad, an annual increase of a pound is less than 1%.
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31-03-2009, 01:41
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Re: Vip pack price
but didnt inflation (Retail Prices Index) come in at 0.00% meaning the price increase is many many many (infact infinate) times higer then general price (and thus wage) increases 
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31-03-2009, 10:52
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Re: Vip pack price
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Originally Posted by beeman
but didnt inflation (Retail Prices Index) come in at 0.00% meaning the price increase is many many many (infact infinate) times higer then general price (and thus wage) increases |
Unfortunately RPI is no longer a good measure of retail inflation as it contains mortgages which have been zooming down.
The other measures, CPI and RPIX, which do not include mortgages are better measures - they are around the 3% mark just now. 
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