Moving 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?Trying to move to a new place with VM
Hi there, I am trying to get my account moved to a new address (apartment). The apartment has a VM connection socket already. When I try to select the address of the flat in the drop-down menu of the moving page here (https://www.virginmedia.com/help/moving-home), the drop-down menu shows the correct number of flats for the postcode I am in, but shows "undefined" instead of the flat numbers in the list so that I cannot select the right option. So it shows "undefined, blabla road, towntown, AA1 1AA" instead of "flat 1, blabla road, towntown, AA1 1AA" (obviously those are not the real details). When I enter the same postcode on the VM home page as if to open a new account, then the flat numbers show up correctly and upon selecting the right flat the site confirms that I can get up to 1gb VM internet. How can I get around the error in the moving house drop-down menu and the automated moving bot?Billing and contract issues after moving home
Hi, I hope someone can assist me in resolving the following issues: I signed a new 18-month contract with Virgin Media in January 2024 for £75 per month. 20th November 2024, I informed Virgin Media that I would be moving house and arranged for services to start at my new address on the 9th of December 2024, as Virgin confirmed services could be provided there. I was thrilled with this, as I’ve been a loyal customer for the past 8 years and have always been happy with Virgin Media. However, this is where the problems started (I should have known an email stating stress free move with VirginMedia is a scam) • I received a bill of £135 due on 27th December 2024. I was aware of the £20 moving fee (which I wasn’t informed about but was willing to pay), yet this still doesn’t explain the £40 increase in my monthly charge. When I spoke to customer service about the bill, I wasn’t given a clear explanation for the costs—just a vague apology and a promise of a discount. • On 27th December, I was billed £54. Although I was confused, it was the busy Christmas period, and I didn’t look into it further at the time—my mistake. For context, I always pay my bills on time via Direct Debit, and no payments have ever been missed. • On 20th January, I was unexpectedly charged £20.72 for no apparent reason (this amount doesn’t show up on any bill). To make matters worse, I received a notification that my credit score had dropped because of a missed payment on my Virgin Media account—despite all payments being taken via Direct Debit as usual. • On top of all this, I have now been notified that my upcoming bill on 27th January will be £115. This is a significant increase from my original £75 monthly payment, and I cannot understand why. Finally, I’ve noticed that my contract has now been extended to expire in August 2026, instead of the original June 2025 end date. I did not agree to any extension or a new contract when I moved house. To summarise: • Why has my monthly bill increased from £75 to £115 for the same services after moving house, and why were moving fees charged on top of this? • Why has my contract been extended without my consent? • Why was there a missed payment on my account when I’ve paid all my bills via Direct Debit? I’d appreciate it if someone could urgently look into this and provide me with clear answers. These ongoing issues have been frustrating and have caused unnecessary stress, especially with the impact on my credit score. Thank you in advance for your help!No response from homemovers@virginmedia.co.uk
I'm about to move house into a flat that I can't move my broadband package into and the customer support team member I called said I should email homemovers@virginmedia.co.uk with evidence that I'm moving to this address. I've emailed four times over the course of this week and I've not received anything back. Should I be doing something else?Contract has extended after address changing
Found threads in the forum with similar issue. My contract has extended after moving on 6 June 2024. Phoned within the same month of the moving to double check that if the contract ending date will be remaining the same, was told yes. Logged into virgin media's account today as the ending date of the contract should be closing. But found the ending date becomes 6 December 2025 - seems to be another 18 months starting from the moving date. Could someone please help?Moving house but issue with VM address checking?
Hi, I'm hoping to take my Virgin Media broadband to my new home, but I'm getting the message that "Virgin Media isn’t available at this address". However, the flat is a first-floor conversion in a two-floor house, and VM is available for the downstairs flat as well as both flats in the adjoining houses. So, it seems VM should be available at my new flat, location-wise. Is this a mistake, or is there another reason why it might not be available?Moving to a new build not shown in postcode finder
I am moving to a new build estate in a month. I am having a VM broadband contract which I want to carry over to the new house. The developer informed me that VM has the infrastructure already set up in the development estate but my address is not available in the postcode finder. Please advise me on how to secure a seamless transition of broadband service. Thanks.Moving home - Contract issue
Hi, I have been a customer with Virgin Media for around 9 years and I was paying for my services "out of contract" meaning I had already paid the minimum term. I recently bought a home and wanted to move my services to my new address, I requested that my services do not change and I just want to move them to the new address. After some back and forth I finally managed to do so - including paying the final bill at my old address and subsequently being double billed at my new address. This didn't bother me too much as I was just glad to have moved the services. I have noticed a huge drop in my internet speed at the new address and decided I wanted to switch provider as paying £69.90 a month for less than 30Mb/s seemed extortionate. Before doing so, I looked at the email I was sent when I moved houses and noticed that it is actually under contract again with a minimum term of 18 months - Is this just my old contract or will I have to pay an for an early disconnection fee of 15 months? Summary Customer for 9 years, paying for services "out of contract" (past the minimum term) Moved houses, requesting no changes to my package Internet speed is worse so wanted to switch provider Checked email I was sent after moving houses to see that I have a minimum term again