Cancelling Virgin Media

I currently have broadband with Virgin Media. I am outside any contract as have had it for a long time. I am at the end of a house move at the moment, we haven’t got an exchange/completion day yet but both are expected to be completed by the end of next week.

I no longer want Virgin at the new address so will be cancelling Virgin, however I have read I need to give them 30 days notice. I can’t do this as I don’t yet know the exact date of completion yet but I don’t want to be without the services until the day I move.

Do I really need to give 30 days notice or is that just if I am in contract? I was hoping to be able to ring them and say I want to cancel on day xyz. Is this possible?

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  • [Deleted User]
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    ncrawley wrote: »
    Do I really need to give 30 days notice or is that just if I am in contract?
    You remain in a thirty day rolling contract, only your original minimum term has ended.

    Just give them thirty days notice and risk being without their services for a (short) period.
  • 5lugger
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    Yes - you'll need to give 30 days notice. I did early today ! Seem to recall there was a separate option for customers moving who did not iwsh to have Virgin in their new home.
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