Hey @Aktasufuk, thanks for reaching out to us and a warm welcome to the Virgin Media forums. 👋🏼
I'm sorry to hear about the issues with the broadband connection that you're facing. 😕
I've had a look and there is an SNR fault issue in the are affecting the service.
The repair date is set for: March 13th by 4pm in the afternoon, the fault reference code is:F010195168.
Here's some more information about SNR's:
SNR (signal to noise ratio). This is just a technical term for interference of the Broadband signal caused by noise which ingresses on to our network. It's a difficult problem to locate and diagnose. This is because noise can ingress anywhere on our network. As a general rule it's normally caused by customer equipment e.g. loose connections or 3rd party equipment attached to our network. However it can also be attributable to local architecture, e.g street cabinets, cabling or at the origin of the signal which we call the Headend (servers/routing system).
The only way to establish where the noise is originating is for the Network Techs to run a series of trace routes. Once found then the cause dictates he amount of work required and the time frame for resolution.
Kind regards,
Ilyas.