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Get M350 (M500 With Volt) Fibre Broadband From Virgin 362mbps For £27 Per Month (18m) £9.99 Set Up - £495.99 (New Customers) @ Virgin Media
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Price reduced for black Friday, if you have an O2 sim or contract deal, then via volt, you can get the next highest speed, so in this case M500, think this is the lowest the price for M350 has been in a while on an outright monthly cost.
Broadband: M350 Fibre Broadband
Setup Fee: £9.99
Fibre Broadband
Extra Benefits
Broadband: M350 Fibre Broadband
Setup Fee: £9.99
Fibre Broadband
- Virgin Media WiFi Hub
- 213 Mbps average download speed
- 20 Mbps average upload speed
Extra Benefits
- Access to perks and experiences with Priority
- Double speed with Volt
- Broadband Speeds
- Download 362 Mb (average)
- Average speeds are based on the download speeds that at least 50% of customers get at peak time. Remember that this is a rough guide - you may see higher or lower speeds than those listed here.
- Upload 20 Mb (average)
- Average speeds are based on upload speeds that at least 50% of customers get at peak time. The faster the upload speed, the quicker it will be to do things like send emails and post photos / videos to the web.
- Usage Limit Truly Unlimited
- "Truly unlimited" broadband is perfect for heavy downloaders, student households or families sharing their connection because it does not apply either a fair usage policy or traffic management. This lets you download as much as you want, whenever you want, with your broadband speed acting as the only restricting factor. Some packages offer "unlimited broadband" without a fair usage policy but with traffic management to make sure that very heavy downloaders do not affect your connection at peak times.
- Excess Usage
- Truly unlimited broadband does not apply either a fair usage policy or traffic management, allowing you to download as much as you want, whenever you want, with your broadband speed acting as the only restricting factor.
More details at Virgin Media has currently Refer a friend and you'll both earn 1,000 points campaign, if you want to use it you can do so from this .
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Edited by MrSwitch, 10 November 2022
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sorted byVirgin Media has recently become available in my area and we've had their sales guys knocking on the door. I mentioned that I'm in-contract with BT until February and they said they'd buy-out up to 3 months of remaining contract with another service provider if I were to switch. I don't know if this is a universal offer, or compatible with their black friday deals, but though t it might be worth mentioning.
But.........
RUBBISH CUSTOMER SERVICES, GETTING THRU FOR ANY ISSUES, (Billing, Etc) Also giving you BS.
Im leaving them on the next end of contract after 13 years
Then they added the stream box thing and that made it £54.
Then they added a 10gb o2 sim and that brought it DOWN to £46.
No set up/activation fees, already received the sim and my new router and stream box arrive on Saturday.
Bill splits up as £36 for the 1gb Internet and £10 for the sim. (edited)
free stream box
o2 10gb sim
£50 credit
£9.99 install
will cancel o2 sim £12.99 straight away
£26.99 then for bb (edited)
Good luck whomever takes up these deals
VM is not the only company to introduce mid contract price hikes - EE, Sky & Vodafone all do this aswel.
Retentions called me 2 days later and after some negotiation I got the equivalent of the Bigger Bundle deal for £40 (£1 more than for new customers) with a Hub 3 being sent out to replace my Hub 2. And as my wife is with O2 I got the Boost to M500.
Happy enough for now but omg what a huge number of hoops to have to jump through! (edited)
They keep just offering discounts to retain all three. If I want to downgrade to broadband only, they keep insisting they will only offer the full price.
Also does anyone know if it's possible to stop a cancellation, once you've given the notice? The cancellation period is like 30days, thought I might ride it out for a bit and see if I get a call with better offer. (edited)
I'm not seeing this deal. Do you happen to have a direct link?
These are the options I'm seeing
Many thanks!
virginmedia.com/vir…-o2
sports too
But apparently if they consistently under perform below minimum performance thresholds you can break your contract without penalty.
Absolutely fine if you have zero issues and never ever need to make a change with your account.
But speaking from experience and at least 20 hours on the phone over the last few months - would not recommend.
Customer service is fine in my experience, and the retentions team can do basically anything you need. Don't be a knobhead on the phone and you can generally get whatever it is you're looking for that day. One year I had the usual "your service price is going up" and I asked for retentions and said "I'm really hung over and my bill is going up and I don't want that can you please just... less money" and they kept me on ~£28/mo for 350Mbit just like that bless 'em. Sure it's a pain in the ass calling up to haggle regularly, but if you can hack it then they're generally alright. Superhub in modem mode, USG3P, unifi access point and I was happy fast and stable for years. If you're in an oversubscribed area though, god help you, that's not getting fixed anytime soon.
Last time there was a deal on (a couple months ago) I went onto live chat to see if I could get a new customer deal being an existing customer... and it worked.
I dont think I can do it so soon again though...!
Maybe it's only better if you have Wifi6 devices, which we have, so there has been a difference since we got our free hub5 replacement this week from Virgin. (edited)
99% of people dont need the 350mb package, or even the 200mb package, they do the 100mb now 125Mmb for around £18 as new customers.
Retention gave me this last week!
£23.95 for M250 was the one I chose, but with £100 credit worked out £18.39 with weekend calls and no setup fee. I choose it because it gives me the flexibility to be able to not just decide when, if I ever wanted to upgrade but also how to upgrade, as rather than paying virgin £7.70 for an upgrade to M350, I could go the volt route and get a sim in the process for £6. In short for under £25, I'll have M350, unlimited weekend calls, and 10gb Sim.