Virgin media boradband available next door but not connected to new property
Hi, I am planning to move to new house by mid march 2025. It's a new build house but there are no vergin media broadband cable connected to the property. I have enquired to near by houses even the next door has virgin media broadband which means virgin is servicing that area and the new property just need to be connected. With this regard I spoke to the developer/builder as well and they informed me that they have ducts and other things ready for virgin to provide connection inside the new house, so accordingly I called your move team but looks like they are telling that the area is not serviceable which is far from the reality. Being a customer of virgin media for last couple of years I could like to continue to have same service in the new property as well. Hence seeking out help here if anyone from virgin could help me here would be greatTrying to order a second WiFi pod.
Trying to order a 2nd WiFi pod. I am a volt customer so can get up to 3. Our first one was in our main bedroom but we recently switched to a streaming box, we have had to move the pod into the 2nd bedroom to stop the stream box buffering. Now we have no WiFi signal in the main bedroom. I have used the connect app to scan and it says I have poor signal but will not give me an option to order another one. I am reluctant to call up as I recently spent over 4 hours on the phone over 2 days recently trying to upgrade my package ad chat isn’t very helpful can’t seem to get past the bot. Please can someone from virgin help.Do Virgin offer a service to move your router port to another location in the home?
Hello all. I’ve recently invested in a TP-Link AXE5400 tri-band router to boost my WI-Fi around our 3 bed house, and in particular my gaming set up. My Virgin hub 4 is now in modem mode. Unfortunately this hasn’t worked out as I’d hoped. So I’m now looking at the possibility of potentially moving the Ethernet port to the spare room upstairs on the opposite side of the house. Obviously this is dependent on how much this kind of work would cost. I’ve seen in the past Virgin would do this for you for a small fee if you are experiencing issues, so still wondering if this is the case? Any advice would be extremely helpful.