Wrongly added Netflix premium to my account and still being charged!
I have virgin media - broadband/phone/basic tv package. I discovered in May that I was charged for a Netflix premium subscription every month since January despite not signing up for/even watching Netflix. I called the customer service and I was told they would look into it. I am still waiting for a response about a refund. At least they told me the netflix premium subscription had been cancelled going forward. But now it has appeared again on my next month's bill! How can virgin media charge me for something I did not ask for and then continue to charge even when they told me it has been cancelled! The call centre keeps telling me that I am not being charged but it is clearly on the bill for the last 5months!
Account closed but been billed in full for the next month
Hello, I decided after 20+ years with VM to move to an alternative broadband provider via the One Touch Switching process. Our new FTTP service was provisioned on Thursday 24th April and our VM Services were disconnected at that point. I've checked my account status online, only to find that I've been billed a full month (at @ £198) for services I can no longer use that cover the period 22nd April to 21st May. Payment will apparently be taken on the 13th May. Is this correct as I believed that because the bill is paid in advance each month, that I would be required to pay a pro-rata amount to cover the start of the new billing period up to and including the 24th April (2 days essentially), but not anything beyond that date. Am I misunderstanding the process here? I am still in possession of the VM equipment as the return box hasn't arrived yet. Could this be a reason why I've been billed a month in advance for services I clearly won't be able to use? Regards, JasonBCharged Twice
I have a direct debit set up to pay my broadband bill from the joint bank account I share with my partner. This goes out of my account around 10 days before my bill due date. This month, on my bill due date, I was also charged from my own personal bank account for my broadband, being marked as a ‘Subscription’ to Virgin media. I don’t have a direct debit set up from this account, and my bill was already showing as paid. Why was I charged twice? How can I get a refund? How can I stop it from happening next month? The helpline just sends me in circles, sending me a text to set up a new direct debit and ending the call. thanks.Refund cheque not received
After disconnecting my services I was meant to be refunded for an extra month I had been charged for. I spoke with Virgin Media and they said they sent a cheque to my address, I never received this cheque. They then said they couldn’t do anything because their system says the cheque has been cashed. I’m not sure how this could be possible as the cheque never reached me - they said I should check with my local post office if they know who received it as they don’t have this information, but neither does my local post office. Is there anything I can do to get my refund?Being charged for disconnected services
Hello.... So we disconnected all our services except for broadband. The following month I got walloped for about £179... (I cant remember the exact amount but it was something exorbitant along those lines). At no point was I informed that there would be charges if I reduced my services..... Anyway, after countless attempts on the phone, I finally managed to speak to someone sensible who escalated the call. To be fair, the next lady I spoke to was superb and immediately cancelled the invoice and put a note in the system that the charges shouldn't have applied. All well and dandy. Well, that was until I checked my bank statement and saw that Virgin have have again 'extracted' £179.01. The most infuriating bit is that I dont believe their automated phone system allows for this issue to be addressed? At least I couldnt find it. I tried using their live chat service at which point I was redirected to whatsapp, but I am yet to hear back from anyone. In addition to this, I have just checked the contract and it says: services will be billed initially at £43 per month, and then from month 19 I will be billed £72 pcm. Well we must have fast-tracked to month 19 and beyond because my direct debit is paying VM £77 pcm since the new contract! Outline of contract - please enlighten me if I have missed something? Can someone please sort out this out? I'll be having a word with my bank in the morning regardless. I dont see how this is acceptable in any way. Regards Someone who doesnt want to pay £179Downgraded but still being charged full amount - Frustrated !!!
I recently down grade from Full TV, Phone and Broadband, down to broadband only. I paid £128 and due to hard times wanted to reduce bill. However whilst the online tool showed a new revised bill of £60 for Broadband only, Virgin Media have still taken £128 for November. I have tried to call in and got point to the online site, but kept getting an "ooops our fault" phone in.. Going round and round in circles and want t5o know how I get a refund for our over payment. What's the best number to call, as no one wants to help, just sell me upgrades....Deceased - no refund
Have contacted Virgin across all media, email (multiple), forum (multiple), letter and get no resolution. They have my deceased mother's money and have not issued a refund despite many assurances a cheque would be sent... 15 weeks later, no cheque, no further contact unless instigated by me. Disgusting.Virgin Media kept sending me false bills and ruined my credit report!
I had a nightmare with Virgin Media trying to close my account and get back my money for over one year in 2019 to 2020. I terminated my contract with Virgin Media by phone on April 20, 2019. But instead of closing my account as they should have, they left it open and continue to deduct monthly payment from my bank account using Direct Debit for another 3 months(total of £105). I cancelled the Direct Debit in July and raised multiple complaints on July 18, Sep 04, Nov 22, Dec 03, and Dec 10. Every time after a long waiting and explaining to a different operator, he/she would apologised and acknowledge the mysterious error that they can’t explain and promised to terminate and refund my account immediately, which never happened. On Jan 3, 2020, I received another email from Virgin Media asking me to pay a bill of £128.34. So decided to raised a complaint to CEDR. (case no: 588054). It wasn’t really a dispute, as both VM and I agreed that my account should have been closed long ago and the £105 to be refunded. The problem is they never executed it. On Feb 14, 2020, I accepted Virgin’s settlement offer to close my account and refund £105 that it deduced from me after my account should have been terminated. However, Virgin Media did the “promise something but do the opposite” trick again. This time it even hired a collections company to send me a letter asking me to pay £92.09 on March 19, 2020. After re-opening the CEDR complaint again and many hours wasted in explaining, I received the refund cheque of £105 from Virgin Media in May. I thought this torment had ended there. But in 2023 I did a credit check and found that Virgin Media had stained my credit report for 3 months arrear of the bill that was generated completely by their mistake. This is outrageous! I would like to request VM to take off my arrear history immediately and apologise to me.
