Dead customer Virgin Media bill goes viral on Facebook

[Qtx]

As will those that will defend vm blindly, even when they hassle the bereaved. As will those who will try and turn a story about virgin in to an attack on sky.

Hypocrisy is such a nice word Assumptions and bias are also nice words.

[Kymmy]

Sky was the first one that popped up, it could have been BT/plusnet/Talktalk..etc

Not my fault that you seem to be paranoid about people attacking Sky as much as you seem to attack VM..

[Qtx]

I don't care if people attack sky. You could have pulled up a plusnet or whoever link and I would have said the same. You know what they say about assuming. ..

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Originally Posted by Kymmy

Was though the BBC's original story about the bill or about the story going viral?, just read the headline (same as the subject heading on this thread)

Yes my story was 3 years old (found by a simple 10 second search) and I'm sure that if it happened today there would be a high possibility of it going viral as well..

So what is the actual story? In my eyes it's about social media dictating what is newsworthy whether it be newsworthy or not..

It was news about Virgin Media, deceased customer and social networks. Being that this is the news section of the site and this article is news, from the BBC news website and published in the last week or so, it was posted here.

So what has a 3 year old article about another provider have to do with this?