ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: Contract renewal - confusing terms I have replied. Please note that I have it confirmed in writing that price rises will not apply for the full duration of the contract because this is what I was explicitly told when I agreed to the contract. Please see the conversation history above. Re: Contract renewal - confusing terms Further to the above, I have had a new email saying my monthly bill will increase from April 2025. However please can you confirm this will not apply to me and the price will remain at £70 per month until the contract ends in May? Re: Contract renewal - confusing terms I managed to speak to someone today. He spent 25 minutes telling me he was applying a recurring credit to my account to ensure the price increase did not apply to me. I asked if I would receive email confirmation and a revised bill for April and he said I would. I haven't received either and when I log in to my account the new higher price is still displayed, with no sign of the credit and the April bill has not been amended. So I am not at all confident that this has been done. Please can someone sort this out for me before my direct debit is taken so that I am not incorrectly charged. Re: Contract renewal - confusing terms Disappointingly the price increase has now been applied, despite me being assured it would not. Please can someone look into this as a matter of urgency. I have tried to call but just get sent around in circles by the automated system. Re: Contract renewal - confusing terms Hi Ashleigh, have you been able to look at the email you asked me to send? Many thanks Re: Contract renewal - confusing terms Hi Ashleigh, please see screenshot of contract below, which implies a price rise applies from April 2024: Re: Contract renewal - confusing terms Screenshots of the conversation: Contract renewal - confusing terms I have just renewed my contract via live chat. This is for an 18 month period. I specifically asked whether the monthly price quoted would apply for the full 18 months and the Virgin rep said it did. When she was confirming the new contract she pasted some T&C's, one of which was that the price would increase each April, starting in April 2024 by RPI plus 3.9%. I queried this as it was opposite to what she had previously told me. She assured me that my price would not be increased during the 18 month discount period. She then sent me the contract by email and again it states that a price rise will apply from April 2024. I queried this again and she again assured me that this would not apply during the first 18 months. I said this needed to be clear in the contract and she assured me it would be confirmed in email. I agreed to the contract on this basis but the email I have received since makes no such statement and instead repeats that the price will increase in April 2024. I don't know which to believe. Has the Virgin rep been telling me porkies? I have screenshots of the conversation. Re: WiFi Pods order Hi, I am also having problems ordering a pod. I started a topic but no one has responded. I have pasted my posts below, can anyone help? I need to order a pod. I have done the test on VM connect and have poor wifi in part of our house, but no option on app to order a pod (I have followed previously posted instructions but the option to order just isn't there). I called Virgin and they informed I was eligible for a pod as a Volt customer but they needed to put me through to another team to order this. I was then put on hold to wait for this other team but after 45 minutes of listening to the same music over and over there was no answer, not even any reassurance that I was still on hold and that someone would answer eventually. How on earth do you get hold of one of these pods? It seems lots of people have the same issues. Post 2: Can anyone help me with this? I have just called Virgin again to finish the process started two days ago and order a pod. I explained all the above and the person I spoke to this time insisted on starting the whole process from scratch and came to the conclusion that my I need to monitor my connection and he could not order a pod for me. I explained that the connection to the rooms concerned has always been bad over several years and "monitoring" it is not going to improve the situation. I also explained that I had already been told I could have a pod and asked what had changed. He couldn't really answer me and we just went round in circles. He said the only way to order a pod is via the Connect App, but I had already explained to him that I had tried that and I don't receive an option to order a pod despite the app detecting a poor signal. Please help, this is all very frustrating. It is like Virgin don't want customers to have the wifi they are paying for!