VM Home Phone - Call Routing Issue
Hi
Back in January'25 I reported a problem I had been experiencing for several months with my landline phone service - I was able to receive calls but was only able to make calls to certain numbers. All calls I tried to make to mobiles & to landlines in a wide range of UK regions resulted in the message "Sorry this number is temporarily unavailable".
I spoke to VM tech support who kept telling me there was no problem with my line. Eventually they arranged for a VM Engineer to some to the house - he told me there is no problem with my router or phone quipment but there is a problem with the backoffice "Call Routing" for my phone. He said he recently came across the same issue with another customer & that he would be scalating the issue to VM's "Call Routing Team" & someone would call me to confirm when the issue had been resolved. Two weeks later I received a call back from support who said they had been asked to follow up with me & the first thing they needed to do was check my line. I told them this had already been done & that the VM Engineer had identified the problem as a "Call Routing" issue & that it had been raised with the VM "Call routing Team". The support agent told me he had no idea who that team are or how to contact them & that the issue had been sent to him to investigate.
On 15Feb25 I received an email from VM Faults apologising for the problem & offering £9.76 credit per day until the issue is resolved. Since then I have made several attempts to call VM Support & have waited in a queue & each time the call has been cut off before I was put through to anyone.
I then tried raising 3 times to raise a complaint via your online complaint form & keep getting a screen saying "Oops Sorry there is a problem our end - please try again".
I am exhausted - I still have a phone I cannot use to make calls & cannot reach ANYONE via phone, email or online form who can understand the issue or investogate it properly.
Please can someone at Virgin tell me HOW I get to speak to someone who can take ownership for resolving this fault?