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Virgin Media is the new Digital TV, Broadband, Home and Mobile Phone company from Richard Branson. 2 for £20, 3 for £30, or 4 for £40 Click here to sign up online now!
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Current Hot offer £9 a month for M Broadband. |
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Virgin Media is the only company in the UK that can provide you with all four services: Digital TV, Broadband, home and mobile phone, under one umbrella giving you great savings. |
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Sky Sports for £24 or get Sky Sports 1, 2, 3 and Xtra for only £26 a month. Significant discounts when purchasing larger TV channel packages. Cheaper than Sky. |
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Unlimited downloads** |
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Unlimited downloads** |
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All of your communication needs from one company with one bill |
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£4.50 a month for the first year when get a virgin mobile |
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Virgin Media doesn't have 100% UK coverage for its cable packages, but the good news is there is also a DSL Broadband offering starting from £4.50 a month. |
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| Let's be honest, it was going to happen eventually. Richard Branson is taking on the biggest of them all Sky with his new venture Virgin Media.
Hot Deal £9 a month for M Broadband Up to 2MB with no download limits for the first 12 months. Up to 4MB L Broadband for £16 a month and up to 16MB for £26 a month
This offering was launched to the press whirlwind we have come to expect from Mr Branson and so far, things that are looking very positive indeed.
The basis of the idea is that no other UK company can offer the range of products that Virgin Media can, meaning that if you buy them all through the same company you can save yourself a lot of money.
Virgin Media can offer you:
- High definition digital TV with all the usual channels, plus over 500 movies and programmes on demand.
- Up to 20Mb Broadband with up to 50Mb trialed as you read this, no download limits and great scores in reliability tests.
- Simple phone packages that fit around your life.
- And a mobile phone service that's been voted the UK's best for customer services 6 years in a row.
* Please note that these packages are only available on cable packages ** Acceptable usage policy applies. |
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    Review by sharon - 22 February 2008 This service is rubbish. The amount of times I sit down to watch telly and the channels are unavailable. Very annoying. On demand is just a joke. I wouldn't bother....
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    Review by pat d. - 16 February 2008 Broadband is great, likewise the phone, TVneeds investment in better IT. Tends to need to have the set-top box`rebooted very frequently sometimes daily when it has lost information, freezes or in some other way does not respond. The customer service has been good and average depending on the engineer. Telephone message at the start of costomer enquiries is just annoying!! |
    Review by Brian - 24 January 2008 Very disappointed at the start,enginer fixed up the broadband in ten minutes. He left then it started from one helper to another,this went for approx.two hour's gave in phoned around and got a computer man in it took him twenty min. to get me up and running a cost of £30.00 well worth it to stop the worry.
Since I have been on broadband its another world ,hard to explain that it is just great I shall split the rating into two parts 2 for uploading the system and 5 for the product |
    Review by Rodger - 21 January 2008 I've been with Virgin for years, and although it's never been the cheapest, it has it's advantages such as Unlimited useage. I've now got Phone and Broadband bundled together, and whilst I pay for an 8Mbps service, it regularly runs like a snail. I've complained to Virgin so many times it's unbelievable, and they always ask me to jump through hoops just to prove to them that it's their problem. Even then they refuse to do anything about it. I'm in a 12 month contract which expires soon, and when it does, I'll be moving on. I don't mind paying for a good service, but I refuse to pay for a poor service and even poorer support (at Premium rate telephone). They've got worse. |
    Review by d marsden - 31 December 2007 i have just got virgin media broadband two weeks ago seems slow.i need to put a wireless router on so the kids laptop can work on the net .so i whent out and got rangemax;net wireless-n cable router for cable broadband. inserted disk ERROR. NO ip address NOip subnet mask and no gateway ip address. do you think virgin media broadband has not sent me this and why |
    Review by Stuart Stent - 19 November 2007 Sorry to add a sour note to the generally very enthusiastic reviews, but my experience with one of my two set top boxes has been very poor. Just had the third unit in just a few months installed. Engineer was here for nearly 1 hour (should take less than 10 mins.) Still no "On Demand" available. |
    Review by laura - 5 November 2007 pleased with what virgin has to offer ALTHOUGH virgin central for some reson keeps having problems,many times i have found it difficult to access what i want to watch and other times it cuts out whilst watching it
can be very frustraiting when you work and have a limited ammount of time to watch a whole series |
    Review by Mark W - 31 October 2007 I have been with Virgin Media (was Eurobell) for over 4 years, from the start I had the landline, Digital TV and broadband, I can say that when things are going good the service is ace. Today I lost Broadband service (I’m an advance PC operator) so I call up to report it to Virgin Media, it was not a fault on my end as the neighbours lost there as well plus there was no signal coming to the modem box, I then get told I got to pay a premium phone no. to report a problem at Virgin Medias end, that’s bad.
As I say when it going everything is good, but you have a loyal customer here who was trying to help you and report a fault of yours, and you want me to pay a premium no to report it.
Some one in charge should look into this and have a separate no. to report faults at Virgin Medias end.
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    Review by DaphneGrant - 13 October 2007 Virgin tries to keep us inform: that's nice I must say but I can't change my favourite I.E. where's the History channel, where is sky News Help. |
    Review by Richard Green - 12 September 2007 Been with cable for 7 years +
Out standing All Round |
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So it's Rupert Murdock vs Richard Branson. Many companies have tried taking him on before but failed. Will the people's champion Branson fair better? At these prices and with Virgin's history of excellence, quite possibly.
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