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I did not need a deadlock letter - not that Virgin would give me it anyway, so I do not have these details. My first complaint about this was back in mid June so I was over the 8 weeks
So, Virgin Media disconnect me due to an error wholly on their part/the technology they use/structure of the complaints procedure/personnel within it. That is now undeniable.
The last resolution offered was, let me say it here, simply blackmail.
- Create situation with the customer
- Resist to resolve the situation to judge customers willingness to accept
- If, ultimately, you have to resolve, request a concession to restore balance
So, by some outrageous 'zero sum game' I should accept a resolution to a problem, entirely created by the organisation you work for, to have my services restored.
My services should be restored without condition regardless. But now your telling me you cannot restore because of that complaint??
I am now paying VM a contractual sum of money for no service at all: I cannot stop paying you and I cannot cancel my contract due to the issues that then affords me. This whole thing is bordering on criminal!
- Megan_L2 years agoForum Team (Retired)
Hi MollyisMoon,
Thanks for coming back to us about this, if you feel like your complaint has not been resolved yet then please continue to message Adri_G as you were in contact with them recently about this specific issue. They will continue to work with you on this complaint to either resolve or Deadlock.
Thanks,
Megan_L
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