Ok so I am about to throw out the somewhat unintelligent hub 4.
I called customer service a while back as the hub gets so hot that it begins to smell.
An engineer arrived and he told me that I was expecting too much from it.
I explained that I am only using two of the available ethernet ports and that for most of the time both computers in use for various activities from basic browsing to gaming.
Apparently this is too much for my Hub 4 and as I also have a families worth of phones connected by WiFi my poor Hub 4 won't be able to handle the load.....
Well what a load of tosh.
So virgin please explain how a router that is designed for home use which I presume includes the average nuclear family can struggle when this when launched was your flagship hub?
Why does it seem like my router is about to turn into a China crisis event everytime one of my kids plays fallout and the other is streaming an episode of Joe Rogan?
Sure I'm downstairs hoping that my Alexa won't throw another strop because she happens to be less than 20ft away from the predicted meltdown site when my Hub 4 goes critical.
Whilst I am on the subject, what does virgin media have against bathrooms? I don't shower in a Faraday cage yet you can probably get a better signal from voyager 1 which has just left our solar system. Unfortunately I am unable to stream from voyager but the point remains valid.
So my latest plan after going online was to install the virgin connect app and search out the blackspots. I simple task that was made impossible by the fact that the app does not support the Hub 4.
Still not defeated I heard on the virgin media grapevine that you can order boosters by logging in to your Virgin account.
Sensing victory and possibly saving mankind form a global meltdown event I clicked the link only to be swiftly booted in the fandangos by a message telling me that due to unprecedented request virgin have suspended any further request for booster pods.
So now I am sat in my Faraday caged bathroom using my phone data to send this message.
Help me please.
