Virgin Media retention deals (post your haggling successes)
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70 is on their system i expect.
i think i was on 70 some time ago0 -
70Mb isn't even one of their offers?
http://www.virginmedia.com/shop/broadband/broadband-only.html
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200 ++ 20up..
When i spoke to the guy in retention's team he indicated at some point soon they will put everyone on 50mb up to 70mb but as a way to get me to stay he offered it early. It probably isn't an offer for new customers but to encourage people to stay,0 -
Smart_Mart wrote: »I've had enough of Virgin Media now and will be making the call later this morning to cancel the service.
Currently, my package is as follows...
Big Kahuna Sports Bundle
Talk Weekends
Full House TV (XL)
1 Additional V Box V HD Monthly Fee TiVo Monthly Fee
VIVID 152 Optical Fibre
Sky Sports 1 Sky Sports 2
Total £94.47
Phone line rental
Telephone Line Rental
Phone line rental total £19.00
Your package total - £113.47
I've got to have internet at home as I build & maintain websites. What I can't stomach anymore is the way the bill rises each month and with nothing to show for it. My last six bills have all been bigger than the previous one despite no changes to my package. :eek:
It's a farce I can't put up with any longer.
Well after promising to make the call that day, I finally got round to doing it just then. Another large bill forced me to call them... as said previously, my bill goes up each month seemingly without any improvement in service.
Last day with VM, after a decade or more, will be 24th February 2017.0 -
With Virgin Sim only for around 3 years+, was paying £10 for sim only
Called to cancel as needed a phone and not much was offered. Called again "thinking about leaving" and the offer improved a little. Called again to ask for PAC and accepted this offer:
24 Months
iPhone SE 16GB
1500 minutes
unlimited SMS
2GB 4G data
The tariff is £20 (£17 for the iPhone + £3 tariff)0 -
When i spoke to the guy in retention's team he indicated at some point soon they will put everyone on 50mb up to 70mb but as a way to get me to stay he offered it early. It probably isn't an offer for new customers but to encourage people to stay,
I've just got off the phone to Virgin. They have taken £30/month off my bill by agreeing to be downgraded from 150 to to 70 Mbps. The 150 Meg service is really good but I can live without it, especially with 30 quid a month back in my pocket. Quite a saving for 5 minute phone call.0 -
Smart_Mart wrote: »Well after promising to make the call that day, I finally got round to doing it just then. Another large bill forced me to call them... as said previously, my bill goes up each month seemingly without any improvement in service.
Last day with VM, after a decade or more, will be 24th February 2017.
Mart - if you don't get a call back in a few days, then make sure you do arrange to move your phone at least to a new competitor - perhaps TalkTalk and ask them to transfer your phone number. That should then trigger VM to call you from their outbound retentions team (sometimes called porting team). If 5 days after calling TalkTalk you have not had a call from VM, then I would call VM again, and make sure they have received the transfer request from TalkTalk - and make sure that they raise the form to the "porting team". They may even ask you when you would like the team to call you back - and just ask for ASAP.
This porting team should be able to give you a pretty good deal. If they don't, then just continue with your switch over....
Also TalkTalk will have at least 14 days if not longer to cancel the order, so you won't be in trouble for cancelling TalkTalk... I hadn't realised but TalkTalk also have access to Sky Movies and Sky Sports if you wanted it, so a potential alternative...0 -
Is this a good deal
Full House Bundle
- Talk More Anytime
- Free Voicemail
- Full House TV (XL)
- Virgin TV V6 Box, powered by TiVo (We have 2 V6's)
- TiVo Credit ( This takes £10 off my bill)
- VIVID 300 Optical Fibre
Bundle charges total £72.50
Phone line rental total £19.00
Promotional offer(s)
You'Re Receiving A £5 Loyalty Discount. If You Change Your Package You May Lose This
Discount Which Will End 17-APR-17
You'Re Receiving A £9 Loyalty Discount. If You Change Your Package You May Lose This Discount Which Will End 17-APR-18
Full House TV (XL) Offer - £3 for 6 Month, Ends On 17-APR-17
Promotional offer(s) total £17.00CR
Bundle total up to april is £75
Bundle total from may will be £82.50
Just to add we are not in a contract0 - Talk More Anytime
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Do you have a requirement for 4K in two rooms and the high broadband speed? Bear in mind very limited content is broadcast in 4K.Is this a good deal
Full House Bundle
- Talk More Anytime
- Free Voicemail
- Full House TV (XL)
- Virgin TV V6 Box, powered by TiVo (We have 2 V6's)
- TiVo Credit ( This takes £10 off my bill)
- VIVID 300 Optical Fibre
Bundle charges total £72.50
Phone line rental total £19.00
Promotional offer(s)
You'Re Receiving A £5 Loyalty Discount. If You Change Your Package You May Lose This
Discount Which Will End 17-APR-17
You'Re Receiving A £9 Loyalty Discount. If You Change Your Package You May Lose This Discount Which Will End 17-APR-18
Full House TV (XL) Offer - £3 for 6 Month, Ends On 17-APR-17
Promotional offer(s) total £17.00CR
Bundle total up to april is £75
Bundle total from may will be £82.50
Just to add we are not in a contract
If not, you could save £200+ a year with a comparable deal with Sky. (Fibre broadband speed unlikely to match - is it required?)0 - Talk More Anytime
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I have been a VirginMedia customer for over five years, prices going up all the time.. best price could get without disconnecting was £49/month plus £196/year line rental saver for the services listed below
Called to disconnect, received a call from loyalty department in 5 days offering new price:
£52/month fixed for 12 month
with 12 month contract
for the same services I already have:- 150 Mbps broadband
- FullHouse TV
- 2 * 1TB Tivo boxes (NOT V6)
- phone line rental included
It is £160/year better than the previous offer, is it as good as it gets?
update:
got a follow up call a day later with an improved deal which I accepted:
£52/month guaranteed fixed for 12 month
with 12 month contract
one off £30 credit
for upgraded services:- 200 Mbps broadband (instead of current 150 Mbps)
- FullHouse TV
- one new V6 Tivo box and one 1TB Tivo box (instead of current two 1TB Tivo boxes, NOT V6)
- phone line rental included
Installation of new V6 Tivo box in one month (earliest available) and the new contract will start then as well.0 -
I will soon be making the call to VM = currently paying 40 quid for a phone talk weekends that i have never used even once, and the fibre 50 which i use every day and absolutely love it.
I will first tell them to take the phone back, so if i do would they then drop the price of my broadband as well ?? Or, would they likely only drop the phone and say the fibre 50 is staying at full price ?? I would like to know what to expect when i call them, and what to say, i would also take their vivid 100 at a push as well but i do not want to pay the price they are asking for it.
Been with Virgin almost 12 months, its my first contract so i doubt loyalty would be anything i could haggle with, thanks if someone could give me suggestions what to say to them or a better deal that existing customers can get on the fibre broadband on its own.Owed out = lots. :cool:0
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