I'm planning on changing my ISP from Virgin DSL to TalkTalk, as I'm not happy with the former. I looked on the TalkTalk FAQ and it mentions this snippet;
Does this mean I wouldn't have to contact Virgin at all? I have heard horror stories of people having to sacrifice their firstborn to Virgin to stop them overcharging and the like. If it's as dead simple as TalkTalk setting up their service and telling Virgin to F off, I would do so in a heartbeat but it sounds too simple and easy, and most ISPs' marketing tend not to mention any potential caveats.
Anyone else have any experience of cancelling their Virgin internet, or changing ISPs in general?
What happens if I'm switching from another broadband provider?
Switching to TalkTalk couldn't be easier. All you need to do is choose the package you want and we take care of the rest. Your old service will be cancelled as soon as your TalkTalk service starts so there won't be any overlap and you won't be double-charged. Your previous provider will credit you for any unused line rental.
Does this mean I wouldn't have to contact Virgin at all? I have heard horror stories of people having to sacrifice their firstborn to Virgin to stop them overcharging and the like. If it's as dead simple as TalkTalk setting up their service and telling Virgin to F off, I would do so in a heartbeat but it sounds too simple and easy, and most ISPs' marketing tend not to mention any potential caveats.
Anyone else have any experience of cancelling their Virgin internet, or changing ISPs in general?