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Standard User Crow555
(newbie) Mon 02-Apr-07 10:01:46
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Re: Virgin media question plz


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Agreed. I've been with them for just over 2 weeks with little more than 0.9mbps in the evenings despite being on their up to 8mb and I'm already looking at moving. If they ask for
Standard User foneman
(member) Wed 18-Apr-07 11:20:56
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Re: Virgin media question plz


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what all the rest seem have forgotten, is that there is a **lot** of variance in *the same* ISP across the county!!!

It is a bit like getting 'great quality fresh fish', at a famous fishing port market, and expecting the same quality in the middle of the country, 1000's of miles away...

even virgin has different parts - cable, adsl through BT, using bad quality NTL lines...

The only reason I would call Virgin Cable better, is that BT does not get 'in the way' bringing down the whole quality of support/engineering service...

the only real advice, is to find ISP that has a short contract - there are a few that offer 1 or 3 months, so you can leave if you find problems...

It is up to you to take the gamble, what I would do is click on the 'username' of a post, to see if they have filled in where they live.. If they have not done this, they are just making it worse for the rest of us...

and yes, 'anonymous', that means you should register a name, too!!!

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Standard User Tony76
(experienced) Wed 18-Apr-07 15:24:38
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Re: Virgin media question plz


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In reply to:

the only real advice, is to find ISP that has a short contract - there are a few that offer 1 or 3 months, so you can leave if you find problems...




I'm pretty sure that VM offer a 28 day guarantee, so if you are not happy with the service, you can always cancel.

I reckon that's as good as having a short term contract


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Standard User deleted
(deleted) Wed 18-Apr-07 18:22:00
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Re: Virgin media question plz


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- Unless the service goes downhill after a month
Standard User pipedreams
(newbie) Thu 19-Apr-07 13:06:19
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Re: Virgin media question plz


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lol, this is EXACTLY what I'm planning to do too. Tiscali are utter rubbish, I can't wait for my contract to expire.
Standard User Tony76
(experienced) Fri 20-Apr-07 18:29:15
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Re: Virgin media question plz


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LOL....you mean after 1 month and a day
Standard User azif
(member) Sun 22-Apr-07 11:04:23
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Re: Virgin media question plz


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If signing up for VM - don't go for the bundle deal as it ties you to a 12 month contract.. whereas the ADSL only packages let you cancel month to month with a month's notice.. although may be suspectible to the ~
Anonymous
(Unregistered)Sun 22-Apr-07 12:09:51
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so where does it say that?? URL please..

as fa as I can see, all VM is subject to 12 month contract...
Standard User azif
(member) Sun 22-Apr-07 12:50:12
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Cant actually find it on their site.. must say the new signup options are awful.. but I am certain its the case.. if you wanna be sure contact their sales line and ask
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