on 04-12-2021 15:26
Hi,
I am now paying £45 for M100 broadband which is double that of a new customer (£24), also more than an M100 tv package (£39).
I am not in contract, so can I cancel and come back in as a new customer?, just need to know my options before getting on to customer service.
Thanks
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on 04-12-2021 15:37
Hi @G62
You can leave and return as a new customer but generally you need to have been left for 3 months before being considered a new customer.
I see you've checked out the new customer prices. It's very unlikely you will be able to negotiate a new customer price, but if you do call then you already have a price point in mind to barter with.
It really is beneficial to call in and by negotiating you should get something in between the new customer price and the out of contract price.
Also it pays to have some figures for other providers handy too to use as a negotiating weapon.
If you decide to go ahead with that then speak to Retentions (thinking of leaving us)#
# Retentions (thinking of leaving us) are generally based in the UK, and have a greater degree of knowledge and flexibility, along with a larger range of discounts than the front line agents. Hopefully you can negotiate a deal with them that's suitable to your pocket and needs in exchange for a new contract.
The actual prices can vary on a day to day basis, if you are happy with the price quoted then accept it as it may not be available again. However if you aren't happy with the price offered then phone again.
Call 150 from a Virgin landline or mobile, or 0345 454 1111, but best to call between 8am and 10am to avoid call queues, or late afternoon around tea time
on 04-12-2021 15:37
Hi @G62
You can leave and return as a new customer but generally you need to have been left for 3 months before being considered a new customer.
I see you've checked out the new customer prices. It's very unlikely you will be able to negotiate a new customer price, but if you do call then you already have a price point in mind to barter with.
It really is beneficial to call in and by negotiating you should get something in between the new customer price and the out of contract price.
Also it pays to have some figures for other providers handy too to use as a negotiating weapon.
If you decide to go ahead with that then speak to Retentions (thinking of leaving us)#
# Retentions (thinking of leaving us) are generally based in the UK, and have a greater degree of knowledge and flexibility, along with a larger range of discounts than the front line agents. Hopefully you can negotiate a deal with them that's suitable to your pocket and needs in exchange for a new contract.
The actual prices can vary on a day to day basis, if you are happy with the price quoted then accept it as it may not be available again. However if you aren't happy with the price offered then phone again.
Call 150 from a Virgin landline or mobile, or 0345 454 1111, but best to call between 8am and 10am to avoid call queues, or late afternoon around tea time
on 04-12-2021 16:15
on 05-12-2021 08:21
Hi @G62,
Welcome to our Community Forums and thanks for posting.
To echo what Dave has advised, we would recommend speaking with our Retentions team on 0345 454 1111 who will be able to go through all suitable deals to best match your needs and budget.
Let us know how you get on.