My VM Contract.

[elw]

Originally Posted by Ernie_C

Sorry. Yes I agree with that statement but those large areas are likely to be remote and largely unpopulated and unlikely to be a place to which anyone would move.

many areas in Glasgow(hugely populated) still without cable...i lived in a house, around the middle of the street-where i couldnt get cable service & was surronuded by neighbours who could & afaik is still the case lol

regards
elw

[River-Rat]

known as a unserviceable address

the place im in was one lol as they could not dig the road up as it would block the road for flats and old people. I just gave my neighbour a eurovox and dig about 6 ft from his tee under his garden to mine i have got 4 boxes, 2 modems running now

[elw]

Originally Posted by River-Rat

known as a unserviceable address

the place im in was one lol as they could not dig the road up as it would block the road for flats and old people. I just gave my neighbour a eurovox and dig about 6 ft from his tee under his garden to mine i have got 4 boxes, 2 modems running now

lol..i was in the same building as cable subscribers but couldnt be provided with them.apparently running cable 12ft to my house would be a "nightmare"...lol the great Scottish workforce!

Regards
elw

[Ernie_C]

Originally Posted by elw

many areas in Glasgow(hugely populated) still without cable...i lived in a house, around the middle of the street-where i couldnt get cable service & was surronuded by neighbours who could & afaik is still the case lol

regards
elw

Yes but the issue here is that you CANNOT get out of your contract because you are moving to a non-cable area. Virgin Media can supply all their services via ADSL and Freeview in areas which are not supplied by cable.

[TheCoder]

Originally Posted by Ernie_C

Yes but the issue here is that you CANNOT get out of your contract because you are moving to a non-cable area. Virgin Media can supply all their services via ADSL and Freeview in areas which are not supplied by cable.

Of course you can, People move all the time to areas which are not served by VM cable networks. In most cases, VM wont even attempt to keep a customer thats moving away from a cable service area. They have very little interest in Adsl (even their own offering) as they cannot provide a TV service through that medium (except for a very inferior VOD service).

Freeview has nothing whatsoever to do with VM so they certainly wouldn't use that as part of a pay-package or as part of a replacement for VM pay-tv.

those large areas are likely to be remote and largely unpopulated and unlikely to be a place to which anyone would move

Strangely enough, Millions of people live in those dark and unexplored regions of the country so you cant really say they are unpopulated.

VM's cable network is perhaps not quite as extensive as you believe it to be.

[Ernie_C]

Originally Posted by TheCoder

Of course you can, People move all the time to areas which are not served by VM cable networks. In most cases, VM wont even attempt to keep a customer thats moving away from a cable service area. They have very little interest in Adsl (even their own offering) as they cannot provide a TV service through that medium (except for a very inferior VOD service).

Freeview has nothing whatsoever to do with VM so they certainly wouldn't use that as part of a pay-package or as part of a replacement for VM pay-tv.



Strangely enough, Millions of people live in those dark and unexplored regions of the country so you cant really say they are unpopulated.

VM's cable network is perhaps not quite as extensive as you believe it to be.

Paragraphs K2 and J3 of the Virgin Media Ts&Cs. I cannot link to it for you because of my low post count, sorry.

[sr20]

Originally Posted by Ernie_C

Paragraphs K2 and J3 of the Virgin Media Ts&Cs. I cannot link to it for you because of my low post count, sorry.

You just type the link mate

Put it in code tags as live links are frowned upon

[Ernie_C]

Originally Posted by sr20

You just type the link mate

Put it in code tags as live links are frowned upon

Why is necessary to be rude when I correctly explained why I didn't put the link in. I know how to do it. This forum does not allow you to do it if you have less than 10 posts.

...but thank you for adding to my post count!

[Ernie_C]

...10th post.

[Ernie_C]

....11th post.

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