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Previously on "Upgraded to one of the new Virgin Bundles recently??"
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Originally posted by Scrag Meister View PostKeep your eyes open for these additional unfounded charges.
I asked him what would have happened if I hadn't rung up and he acknowledged that no one would have done anything.
VM is now owned by Liberty Global.
The classic trick from the LG owned ISP I used to be with is slipping on extras which should be easy to contest, but you only have 10 days to do so.
And of course it takes them about 8 days to actually put that letter in the post.
Watch your bills carefully.
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Be wary of Virgin if you need to use VPN, I'm plagued with client users with dropped connections and the common factor is Virgin home BB.
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Upgraded to one of the new Virgin Bundles recently??
I upgraded recently to the Virgin Media Big Kahuna bundle, TIVO, faster BB etc...
My monthly bill would then drop by about £8.
On the first bill I had expected additions, and also a £30.55 that I could not work out what it was for.
Turns out they have a problem with upgrades and pro-rata billing, they tried to over charge me by more than £36.
Keep your eyes open for these additional unfounded charges.
I asked him what would have happened if I hadn't rung up and he acknowledged that no one would have done anything.Tags: None
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