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Old 25-08-2012, 23:01   #16
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Re: Virgin Maintenance killed my connection?

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Welcome to the world of poor VM engineers, we still have problems with the TiVo box breaking up.

I cannot be bothered anymore complaining. We have been told already what VM should do, but they won't listen - roll on Sky.
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Old 26-08-2012, 10:06   #17
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Re: Virgin Maintenance killed my connection?

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its simple really, the old Ambit modems i.e. little square boxes with green lights, are being disconnected in the Reading network (Thames Valley) to force people to upgrade to the Super Hub... So don't be suprised if it goes down again... forever
(Source... i work in the Thames Valley...Reading... Network)
I'd be inclined not to believe that. Why? Because Virgin Media will lose a lot of customers if they make the service unreliable like that. A lot of people won't phone to complain of a fault. They'll just cancel and move to Sky and one of the hundreds of other ISPs.

It would be cheaper, in the long run, to use new tiers (such as they are doing) to coerce those using Ambits onto superhubs.
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It would be cheaper, in the long run, to use new tiers (such as they are doing) to coerce those using Ambits onto superhubs.
and hopefully also proactivly identify active users with old Ambits to let them know by post when the time comes they may get a performance boost if they order a new SuperHub online at no extra charge.

They did it before (but sort of not advertised it well) and I took advantage of that when my original Motorola SB4100 from the very early days of NTL Cable Internet (year 2000) was replaced with the-then current Ambit 255 in the post.
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