TNT sports billing
I recently received an email informing me eurosports was due to be removed on 28th Feb. I was told that if I upgraded to TNT sports VM would cover the cost until the end of my contract. Instead I'm being charged. Is anyone else experiencing the same issue? I'm can't get to chat with anyone at the moment but will be contacting them tomorrow.38Views0likes3CommentsImpossible to Speak To Exec Team
I have been trying for 3 months now to sort out a billing problem for my daughter. Initially this was being dealt with by Deborah in the Executive Team in the UK. I can no longer get through to her. Customer service on the phone saying they 'don't have the facility' to transfer me. I have emailed the exec office email countless times and get no response whatsoever. . WHAT AM I SUPPOSED TO DO??910Views0likes8CommentsMoving Billing
I am in the process of moving home and have already started the process to move with Virgin Media. Moving in on the 03/03/25. I have been informed that on the 06/03/25 I am due to pay £55.22 which is correct and my contact amount. However in 06/04/25 I am due to pay £145.34. I understand the first month is double payment; 52.55 × 2 which is £105.10. I then know about the £20 moving fee which brings the total to £125.10. My query is where is the extra £20.24 coming from?18Views0likes1CommentUrgent: Need 2023 Invoice – Ex-Customer, Can’t Log In
Virgin Media Team, Your automated system keeps disconnecting me when I try to get my 2023 invoice for my tax return. I no longer have an active account, so I can’t log in to access it myself. Under the Consumer Rights Act 2015, I should still have reasonable access to my billing records, which I need for HMRC compliance. This is causing me serious issues. Please send me my invoice within 48 hours—I’d rather sort this here than involve the Communications Ombudsman. Happy to provide my details privately to a moderator or support rep. Thanks for your quick help!Frustrating Customer Service multiple years ago, and now I'm in arrears???
Hi. I hope there's someone here that can help me. A few years ago when I was a student, two of my friends and I had rooms in a student house. Most of the bills were included but internet wasn't, so we decided to go for Virgin Media for a year, despite only needing it for 9 months as that was the only contract option. I was the account holder, signing up with my email address. We all moved out, and I went to cancel the contract and disconnect it, happily sending the kit back to them and paying any early disconnection fees. I ended up being asked to speak to their customer service team over WhatsApp and happily explained the situation. I was moving to Manchester into a house where the landlord controlled and paid for the internet, included in the rent. This internet was also Virgin Media broadband and one of their more premium packages, so there was no need for me to have any sort of contract still. The chat was extremely frustrating, with the Customer Service Assistant repeatedly using different angles to ask me if I could keep my account. Each message took about 20 minutes to get a reply so it took hours. The conversation went something like this: "You still have 3 months! Are you sure you don't want us to transfer it to your new address?" "No that's honestly okay, my new place has a better version included from Virgin and the landlord pays for and manages it themselves. I would just like to cancel and can pay an early cancellation fee and send the equipment back" "I've just checked your new address and that version is much more expensive, are you sure you don't want to transfer this cheaper one?" "No, I'm not paying for the new one and its a shared house with it included, so please just cancel mine. I have no reason to need it anymore and would like to be out of the contract please". "You will have to pay an early cancellation fee" "That's fine, how much is it?" "Actually Luke our back office team will process regarding the service to the new address, so that you can use your own account" "I don't need it, please listen to me and cancel the contract, I have no need to pay for more Internet through my own account as I already have it through my landlord. Can I speak to a supervisor please?" "I understand Luke, are you moving to the new address permanently?" "Yes" "Have you got any friends or family that can take over the contract for you?" "No" "I understand that you may have already made up your mind , but would like to make sure that you are also not passing out an opportunity to re-negotiate your package with us." "I have no reason to have the package. As constantly explained. Please just disconnect me, I will be making a complaint if this continues" This then honestly continued for about another half an hour. Within the conversation I gave them my new address. Then, so many years later, I have checked my credit and although my credit score is absolutely fine, it mentioned me being in arrears. Now, looking back at the messaging with this customer service assistant, he did mention a cancellation fee but I never received a bill. I'd already moved house and didn't get an email or anything. He did mention it would cost £63 and I must have forgotten about it. My current problem is I've called Virgin, and now they can't access my account due to the security questions about about recent billing and there is none. They cant tell me what I owe, or anything. Despite telling them my new address in the above chat, because im not at the address I lived at in 2022, they can't send me a letter. It almost looks like my account has been closed but there's still an outstanding bill I'm unaware of. The lady on the phone said "well I can take a payment if you have an idea of how much you owe, but I can't tell you how much that is". I cant log into my account and trying to reset the password doesn't work. What? I apparently owe money, but virgin can't tell me what it is or get into my account. How do I know where the money is going, how much exactly to pay, if its going to actually pay off this mystery bill or not? It's just confusing. I would like to make a complaint as well because I have received nothing about this bill for years! Surely they still have some of my details if I owe them this money?? I haven't paid anything yet, but happy to do so if I've genuinely made an error. I just feel like the whole customer service aspect of all of my experience has been terrible. The confusion from which has potentially put me in arrears and affected my financials.37Views0likes2CommentsPrice increase on new contract
So I signed up as a new customer in January on what I thought was a fixed price for 12 months. However, I am now told I am getting an ‘annual’ increase. The accompanying blurb states: If you currently have an offer or discount on your main services, this increase will apply to the monthly price after your discount or offer expires. This is pretty ambiguous wording. I don’t see how I can have an annual increase applied to a contract I took out 2 months ago. Anyone else in a similar boat?2.3KViews0likes4CommentsVirgin Media refusing to honour new contract
Original contract was due to expire, cost would be £100.09/month but there was an offer of £80.09/month which I accepted. On 6th Sept VM sent me an email with Pre-Contract Documents stating "Attached are your Contract Information & Contract Summary documents. Please make sure that you are happy with the agreement you are entering into." There were two docs attached to that email, a Contract Summary Sheet and a Contract Information Sheet. Both of those docs clearly show that myself/VM have entered into a legally binding agreement for £80.09/month. I have now noticed that VM have taken £100.09 out of my account in Sept and Oct. I've been on whatsapp to a representative who would "see what package they could offer", but they took no notice of the contract. I then got passed to Retentions who said I never accepted the offer as apparently there was a link I needed to click but they couldn't tell me where this link would have been. There's no mention in their email of having to accept the offer, and nothing mentioned in the contracts either. The Retentions person refused to honour our legally binding contract of £80.09/month. Surely they can't do that?Solved7.7KViews1like13CommentsOnline Recontract - removing TNT sports
I just reconstructed myself online for broadband and TV, with an upgrade of my broadband speed to Gig1 for an excellent price. I have all the contract documents etc. However, I was unable to remove TNT sports which is £18 a month and I don’t use (contract information stipulates 30 day monthly rolling so I figured I could remove any time). Calling them is useless. Last time I recontracted online and wanted to make an adjustment they cancelled the whole thing and it took many phone calls and much frustration to get the original online deal price back. Could someone at VM help me do this? Thanks128Views0likes4CommentsStart of billing period
HI All, I got my Hub 5 today, I was planning to setup it tomorrow (23rd January) and activate it. Once I activate it, will the billing period be 23rd of every month or will I get a bill on 1st of Feb ? And if so, will it be for the whole month or just for the week of use? Thanks, Rajas