on 07-04-2024 00:18
I would like this title stay as it is.
A week ago I had a problem with Internet and since then my router shows red lights. Internet is fine again though . So I tried the suggestions I found on the Virgin website which explained me that my router is just too hot, but nothing helped. The router is still red.
OK then. I tried to find the online chat because I hate calling to help lines - it's always more stressful than chatting by typing. BUT I couldn't find online support - Virgin hid it so well that I had to call. They keep increasing the cost but don't want people to use online help, they want us to speak with someone for hours. OK, I called, and of course my password didn't match to the info the man had, I had to answer 100 questions. And after I insisted to change the password (which didn't match their info) and asked to repeat me what he entered on his side - He said it's against their policies lol. So I have to believe him that he wrote everything correctly. It's just wonderful. He speaks to me and can't tell me the same info I just gave him - to ME.
Ok then. Now he could check my hub. Of course there was no problem with the hub on their end, so it's my problem that I have red lights He said. He said it's because of my devices. When I said that I use only 1PC and would like these red light to be fixed = he said they have to think about it for 1 day, they have to monitor me and MAYBE they will decide to send someone to me. I just left this conversation because it's too much.
And this all happens when I see that new customers pay £29 for the same Internet which costs me £65 per months and the next month is going to be even more £72. It's just crazy that these people can't change the router getting so big money from the customers who were loyal to their company for years. No wonder many people change Virgin media to something else.
on 07-04-2024 12:33
the activity of "helping" with the advice about this red lights proofs that nobody cares...ok then, even your forum is useless, not just a "help" lines...
on 07-04-2024 13:16
@Aglon wrote:the activity of "helping" with the advice about this red lights proofs that nobody cares...ok then, even your forum is useless, not just a "help" lines...
Hi Aglon
You posted in the Natter Forum, that particular forum is for general discussions and as such not usually manned by Forum Staff. I have therefore moved your post and created a new thread in the broadband forums.
Answering the following questions will help with further assistance.
Which hub do you have, and are you using it in router mode or modem mode? If it's a hub 3 then the light is red (or magenta) if it's in modem mode.
Is your hub warm/hot to the touch? Is it enclosed or in the open?
on 10-04-2024 09:01
Hey Aglon, thank you for reaching out and I am sorry to hear you are having a red light problem on the hub.
Please do try these steps for us
• Turn the power switch off on the back of the Hub.
• Ensure the Hub is upright, in a well-ventilated location, and, if at all possible, out of direct sunlight.
• Then use the power switch to turn the unit back on. The Hub should now operate normally.
I will also send you a DM.
Matt - Forum Team
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