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Moving to a new house- no VM coverage!

Jamiewilliams53
Joining in

We are moving to a new home and the area its in is not covered by virgin media. As a current virgin media customer, will we have to pay an EDF to cancel??

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nodrogd
Very Insightful Person
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As long as you can prove that you are actually moving to said property, not just intending to move, & that the property is in a non cabled location they should waive EDF under OFCOM's rules.

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Roger_Gooner
Alessandro Volta

You pay the EDF but on submitting evidence of your move to a non-VM area, typically a utility bill, VM will refund the EDF.

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