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u/BlueMonday19

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▲ 1 r/VirginMedia

Why can't I view my bill?

Can't view my bill online. I click on Billing and it goes through the screens shown here. Clicking the last one (screenshot 4) just takes me back to screen 3

u/BlueMonday19 — 1 day ago
▲ 28 r/skytv

Decision made, cancelling Sky

I've been a Sky customer for 20+ years, currently using Sky Q with Sports.

After much thought I've decided to cancel, can't justify 80+ quid a month.

Gonna get one of the new Fressat recorders which will plug into the dish.

They would have to offer me what I have now for less than 50 a month for me to consider staying.

Havong to do a new 24 month contract, nope not this time. It goes up at least £5 every April as well their own seemingly random increases.

Will I miss the football? Probably but 80 quid is needed more in these times.

I'll look to using Now TV on a monthly basis if I feel the need

Contract end on November 7th so I'll ring them early October

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u/BlueMonday19 — 8 days ago
▲ 5 r/VirginMedia

Called retentions, new contract saved £30 a month

I was paying £55 per month, due to renew in October at £52.

Rang the 0203 number mentioned here, got my broadband 1gig down to £26 a month (going up to £30 in April 207/£34 in April 2028)

I did ask about the £22 deal but £26 was the lowest, which I'm not complaining about as it's just saved me 30 quid a month

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u/BlueMonday19 — 10 days ago
▲ 2 r/VirginMedia

Moving everything to VM

Currently have 1Gb broadband through Virgin (O2 Volt) - £56 a month

I get TV through Sky but considering moving everything to VM later this year

On Sky I have Sports, entertainment and the UHD 4K add-on (£80+ a month)

No Netflix.

What sort of price would I expect to be paying for similar service through VM, with the broadband as well?

Both contracts are up within a month of each other

Obviously I'll ring Sky and go to retentions to see what they offer me

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u/BlueMonday19 — 25 days ago
▲ 1 r/skytv

Sky Go desktop app gone?

I tried to open the app today and got an error, and I can't seem to find the installer download anywhere.

Have Sky stopped supporting Windows?

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u/BlueMonday19 — 1 month ago
▲ 4 r/VirginMedia

Sky Sports+ and Sky HDR/4K streaming?

I'm thinking of switching from Sky to Virgin later this year. With Sky I get the Sports in UHD 4K and also the streaming Sports+ service (when many games are shown at once)

I also download shows in UHD (such as House of the Dragon on Sky Atlantic) - NOT using the HBO Max app

Are both these services available on Virgin?

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u/BlueMonday19 — 2 months ago