on 03-03-2021 21:04
Hello.
I finally decided to go with the Ultimate Oomph TV package. Could someone please clarify how the cabling works? We have the Virgin Engineer visit next month to set up everything. I'm planning to run the coax cabling in advance behind the walls.
We are currently refurbishing the house and running the ethernet cables throughout the house. The sales rep on the phone mentioned that the 360 main box and the mini box uses coaxial cable.
Does Virgin uses the standard coax cable? If yes, I can run the cable while we are doing the building work. I remember reading somewhere that Virgin uses non-standard coax cable which can only be installed by the engineer. Is this the case?
How do they connect to each other? My understanding is that the 360 main box directly connects to the Virgin media socket on the wall as shown below. So, what about the mini box? Where does it connect to? Does it connect to the main box or to the wall socket?
Thanks in advance guys.
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on 05-03-2021 21:13
It's not the Ultimate Oomph bundle as the OP doesn't mention Sky Movies.
It sounds like the /bigger-oomph-bundle-sports with an extra discount, and Sky Sports in SD
on 05-03-2021 21:17
on 05-03-2021 21:54
That's a brilliant price. Well done.
Best of luck in your new home and hope you soon settle in 🙂
on 06-03-2021 10:51
At the end of every contract I ring retentions and give my 30 days notice. I was paying£ 89 with a hundred pound credit fr [call it £80] per month. I said I needed it matching but they said best was £99 or a lesser package with no sim or extra box and 200 speed for £73. I said cancel me please. 2 weeks later got a call asking how much do I want to pay, l said match the new customer price and I will contract for 18 months [£79] the guy said OK. If I hadn't have got a call I would have rung back as I left once and sky wasn't for me. It isn't always this straightforward, last year I was cut off for a couple of days but got a deal I was happy with. For years I never bothered and was paying silly money.
Ps. Always keep it pleasant.