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Deal about to end

People1965
Joining in

My deal is about to end. I cannot afford to pay anymore to virgin it’s just not financially possible. Do I just leave after 20 yrs?

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goslow
Alessandro Volta

You have to give VM 30 days notice to cancel. You should be able to coordinate this with the end of your current minimum term so as to avoid any early disconnection fees.

If you want to continue with VM you could renegotiate a new package at lower cost.

Alternatively you could give your cancellation and move to a different supplier for a lower price.

spell
Knows their stuff

Much lower - especially if only basics are required - most people have no need of the ridiculously high internet speeds and extensive tv packages which are never watched.

jpeg1
Alessandro Volta

Well said @spell

Very few people make full use of the speeds they pay for, and you don't have enough hours to watch all the TV on offer

Give VM their 30 days notice, and get a new deal elsewhere for a basic service that will provide just what you really need.  

- jpeg1
My name is NOT Alessandro. That's just a tag Virginmedia sticks on some contributors. Please ignore it.

John_GS
Forum Team
Forum Team

Hi @People1965 

Thanks for posting and welcome back to the community.

Please either; 

Call the team on 150 / 0345 454 1111 option 4

Or message them via Whatsapp on +44780 308 9684 (automated at the start) 

Advise the team the reason for contacting is your deal is ending and you wish to see what offers are available. We'll do a package review with you see and what offers there are 🙂

Best wishes.

John_GS
Forum Team


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spell
Knows their stuff

Firstly find out what alternative internet providers are available at your address - Vodaphone and smaller companies who are getting good reviews plus Freeview is surprisingly good - and free - although a recording box would be an asset at a one off modest price.

 By all means renegotiate with VM once armed with your findings but certainly lately VM are giving out an air of desperation with reports of customers being tied to contracts that were never agreed and false excessive billing demands.

I could go on but it's your decision (not Virgins despite their business model which provides for control of customers and Ofcom).

Good luck with it