Nice, I pay £31 for 350MYes
£36
Are these team calls saturating the line? As that looks like its localised to you, its very sudden.Is anyone else having this issue? This is our VM Business line in Manchester city centre. Almost a perfect increase in latency 9am-5pm, perfect for Teams calls.
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There are only 4 of us in the office so I would doubt it. It's settled back to 'normal' for now. Will keep an eye on it.Are these team calls saturating the line? As that looks like its localised to you, its very sudden.
My fixed price ends Friday coming, whats the best way to get a new deal?
Cancel via online account or call customer services? I have opted in to marketing preferences.
If I can't negotiate a deal am I allowed to get partner to sign up as new customer as I'd be happy with that price too?
There's no alternative provider that compares in my area.
It's hilarious that this is what you actually have to do to get a decent price even when you've been with a company for so long. A complete joke.Assuming this means you're out of contract, phone up and say you'd like to leave.
When asked why, say you can't afford it.
They'll offer you a crap deal to stay.
Say its too much.
They'll offer you a better deal to stay - should match or be better than what you pay now.
Either take this deal or generally at that point you'd give your 30 day notice period.
They'll phone you to offer you a better deal to stay - should be fairly decent deal.
Accept the deal or let the cancellation run and you might be able to sign up as a new customer under a new name.
Morning all, my mother in law has now moved over to an O2 sim only deal, she lives in the same property as us (adjoining annex) Wondering if I can get a fast speed broadband if I have a O2 account registered to my address? Not 100% sure how the accounts work
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Should get it in that case if the address is the same.
So I just logged into the mother in laws O2 account and activated Volt "Thanks for taking up Volt. We'll let you know as soon as your Volt benefits have been activated. It could take up to a week for them to be active. If you're not the Virgin Media account holder in the household, we'll also let them know that their Volt benefits have been added"Supercharge your world with Volt | Virgin Media O2
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Should get it in that case if the address is the same.
It could take up to a week for them to be active
- How quickly would me speeds change
I'm not sure why you complain about RPI/CPI, and then choose a new ISP who also do annual rises when there are ISPs who do not do it.I have put my cancellation in and gone from VM 500mb to Vodafone Gigabit, due to a high number of network outages and outrageous RPI linked increases (nearly everyone else is CPI which is bad enough).
With Vodafone (Openreach) my ping (fast.com speed test) has dropped from 10-13ms to 1-2ms (both wired) and getting full 1gb speed.
Because the ISPs that don't do it work out significantly more expensive. The game is rigged. The 'choice' I have made is to switch to a provider that is increasing with CPI, rather than RPI. Not a huge win but Virgin are really having a laugh using RPI.I'm not sure why you complain about RPI/CPI, and then choose a new ISP who also do annual rises when there are ISPs who do not do it.