Help Needed - Missold Package
Hi.
My Contract ended in early July, I had intended on leaving only to be informed that I had to wait 30 days, I believe I misunderstood what this meant in the contract, but fair enough.
While I'm waiting, a Virgin Retention agent contacted me and offered me a deal I simply could not refuse. I accepted and within a week I had an engineer out to the house with a new Gig1 router, within 3 hours of that the new package was up and running and I was enjoying some Sky F1.
I only watch TV at the weekends so I only noticed something was amiss when I tried to watch the next F1 race, which was around the time of the Crowdstrike fubar, and I couldn't get it to work. It kept asking me to either login or subscribe to a package.
I looked at my account page which suggested that I'd been moved back to my old package, no email, no phone call, just moved back. So I contacted a Virgin help agent who spent an hour trying to sell my a new package and wouldn't provide any information, refused to answer any questions, just told me to wait for 5 working days.
A week later I tried again and and the help agent again tried to sell me a package, but eventually looked into my situation and told me that I was mis-sold a package, that it was for new customers only and when the system discovered this I was moved back. I have never in my life seen a new customer deal like the one I was sold on, but she would contact some admin team or other and see if they could make it right and give me what I was offered and that they'd be in touch within two days or so.
A week later there is still no contact from anyone at Virgin, so I submit a complaint, several days later they send a message asking me to get in touch with them. I get in touch with them and they spend an hour trying to get me to buy a new package, they say nothing about my complaint, the issues surrounding it, the lack of communication etc etc. I ask why the agent is ignoring my questions and his response is to tell me he is filing a disconnection request for me.
Hopefully someone here can actually look into this. I don't like ruffling feathers and I'm honestly not sure how I would go about contacting Ofcom, but this kind of practise is surely unacceptable.