ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: New contract I didn't agree to 🤔 Even if they offer you a running credit that brings your monthly rate down to the original agreed price, this is not a good deal for you for two reasons. The full price will go up each year with the April rises, but the credit amount won't. So you'll be out of pocket by several pounds the first year and several more the second. At the end of the contract they will base any renewal offers on the full price, because the rolling credit was only for the finished contract. Re: New contract I didn't agree to 🤔 They have caught you in a new contract and hoping you will just accept it. It seems to be a common practice. A VM person here may offer to help, but be careful not to be dragged over the 14 days cancellation period. Re: How much notice do I need to give for leaving Virgin Media when already out of contract Officially your ntl.com email will be closed after 90 days, but they often stay open for much longer. Re: Downgrading back from 360 to a V6 box The nearest thing you will get to the V6 box is the TV Box Pro that comes with EE broadband. Re: WiFi speed expectations - 1/3 of the speed Those are very reasonable WiFi speeds. What would you doing with a mobile phone that requires anything faster? To put this into context, VM only promises 30Mbps over WiFi, regardless of your broadband speed. Re: Request 360 box Bearing in mind the problems some new customers have had in getting cashbacks paid, you may find that changing the contract will stop you receiving the money. Re: Nightmare with renegotiated contract You have 14 days to cancel the new contract without penalty, from the day it started. It sounds like you are being given the runaround until your time has run out. The best thing you can do now is to send a concellation letter by recorded delivery to CANCELLATION: Virgin Media, Sunderland, SR43 4AA Include the contract number and all your contact information. You can argue about the return equipment later, once the contract is sorted. Re: Transferring BT number to existing Virgin VOIP landline I urge you most strongly to follow @Adduxi's advice. Do not risk transferring your landline number to VM. Others have done this, some successfully and some with the loss of their number. If it's not done correctly first time with the cooperation of both parties, it will be lost permanently. As others have found to their distress and reported on here, the number will not stay safely somewhere to be retrieved later. It will be gone. Re: WIFI POD HOT & BLACKENED WALL VM will of course want them back because they are evidence. But if TS have them and take up the case, VM will have other things on their mind. Re: Am I able to request a 360 Box? Not with full fibre which uses 5x.