on 19-01-2022 11:17
Need to have off street parking as no where to park. But the green box is in front by the wall
please could we have this moved. The address is
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thank you
julie
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on 20-01-2022 18:56
@carl_pearce wrote:
@Juliespierin wrote:No more negative answers please!!!!!!
https://community.virginmedia.com/t5/Forum-Archive/Move-a-cabinet-in-the-pavement/m-p/4225711
I'm sure it will work out ok, not cost a huge sum of money, and not cause your neighbours much inconvenience...
Now you’ve been told, no negative answers, next time it’s a smack!
@Juliespierin honestly and joking apart, this is not a case of just being negative, it’s setting realistic expectations. VM or it’s precursor company, will have been given permission from the local authority to put the cabinet there, that cabinet has cable connections to dozens, at least, of customers. Moving it means cutting all of them off from phone, internet and TV for, days, possibly weeks while cables are repulled through ducts etc and connected up. All of those costs would, even if VM were prepared to do it, fall on you, many, many 10’s of thousands of pounds. Realistically VM won’t want the disruption to their customer base and almost certainly will refuse point blank to to it.
I do have sympathy with you, before the address was taken down, I had a quick look on Google Street View, and, yes, the parking situation isn’t brilliant in your road is it?
It did look as if there might just be space to the right of the cabinet to put a drop curb and hard standing in or is that not the case?
on 19-01-2022 12:36
Search through some past similar topics on the forum and you will find that moving the cabinet is extremely unlikely to happen. Past topics report VM will charge you a fee of around £250 to create a quote for the work. The price quoted is likely to be sufficiently high enough to make the job uneconomical.
on 19-01-2022 21:31
...and the inconvenience of all customers being supplied by that cabinet having several hours, maybe more, of downtime.
It won't happen unfortunately.
on 19-01-2022 22:07
Hours? Many days more like, and you would be liable for the costs plus VM’s compensation to all the customers who lose internet, phone and TV during this time.
But I do agree with your conclusion, this just isn’t going to happen.
on 20-01-2022 09:43
No more negative answers please!!!!!!
20-01-2022 18:42 - edited 20-01-2022 18:44
@Juliespierin wrote:No more negative answers please!!!!!!
https://community.virginmedia.com/t5/Forum-Archive/Move-a-cabinet-in-the-pavement/m-p/4225711
I'm sure it will work out ok, not cost a huge sum of money, and not cause your neighbours much inconvenience...
20-01-2022 18:44 - edited 20-01-2022 18:44
you would be better calling virgin if you dont want to be told the truth it would be faster
on 20-01-2022 18:56
@carl_pearce wrote:
@Juliespierin wrote:No more negative answers please!!!!!!
https://community.virginmedia.com/t5/Forum-Archive/Move-a-cabinet-in-the-pavement/m-p/4225711
I'm sure it will work out ok, not cost a huge sum of money, and not cause your neighbours much inconvenience...
Now you’ve been told, no negative answers, next time it’s a smack!
@Juliespierin honestly and joking apart, this is not a case of just being negative, it’s setting realistic expectations. VM or it’s precursor company, will have been given permission from the local authority to put the cabinet there, that cabinet has cable connections to dozens, at least, of customers. Moving it means cutting all of them off from phone, internet and TV for, days, possibly weeks while cables are repulled through ducts etc and connected up. All of those costs would, even if VM were prepared to do it, fall on you, many, many 10’s of thousands of pounds. Realistically VM won’t want the disruption to their customer base and almost certainly will refuse point blank to to it.
I do have sympathy with you, before the address was taken down, I had a quick look on Google Street View, and, yes, the parking situation isn’t brilliant in your road is it?
It did look as if there might just be space to the right of the cabinet to put a drop curb and hard standing in or is that not the case?