Looking for a SIMO and found virgin have another flash sale this month. £9 for 4gb of rollover 4G data (uses EE network) 2500 mins and unlimited text. You also get free whats app and Facebook Messenger user. 12 month plan
Data Rollover: keep unused data Free messaging on WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger Change your 4G plan up or down every month Roam like home in 43 destinations Our SIM fits any smartphone make or model
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Ralph888
22 Jun 1710#1
I wouldn't trust this lot after the price hike issues I've had with them in the past. I wonder as this offer finishes on the 29th June new subscribers will be hit by there first increase in a a day or so after. This is from the t's and c's of the contract
''The charge for your airtime plan will increase with your July bill each year. Any increase will be in line with the retail Price Index (RPI) rate of inflation announced in the April before and we’ll always give you 30 days’ notice of the exact increase each year.''
bobusm
23 Jun 173#37
There is plenty of good stuff and knowledge here, but on some deals people just keep moaning round and round. Yes, we know you had troubles with Virgin, BT, Sky or any other company - all of us do have problems but we all need to use something. If you don't get good retention deal just go elsewhere. People moaning about large bills for extra abc - 99% of the time it is your fault - read t's & c's before buying contract - if you don't like what you see go elsewhere.
JimmyRingo
22 Jun 173#5
I have been with virgin media for a number of years and have a TV/ Internet contract and until recently was paying £7.00 per month for a sim only 4g deal of 2 gb data 2500 mins and free texts. I had a £2.00 discount on this account already for loyalty. I managed to haggle them down to £5.00 per month for the same deal and got a replica deal for my wife too. I'm not posting this to boast but highlight that you can really haggle with virgin media. It took me a while to do it but I kept refusing the initial 'offers & speal' and reminded the operator that I was prepared to leave and that I had been a loyal virgin media and mobile customer. Haggle them down..... It can pay dividends if you are a long term customer. Hope this helps someone.
killasystems
22 Jun 173#6
Been with them for 6months now and after my offer of £12.50'expired i decided to downgrade and there relling me i have to have a credit check to downgrade absolutely outraged
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Ralph888
22 Jun 1710#1
I wouldn't trust this lot after the price hike issues I've had with them in the past. I wonder as this offer finishes on the 29th June new subscribers will be hit by there first increase in a a day or so after. This is from the t's and c's of the contract
''The charge for your airtime plan will increase with your July bill each year. Any increase will be in line with the retail Price Index (RPI) rate of inflation announced in the April before and we’ll always give you 30 days’ notice of the exact increase each year.''
northbank1886 to Ralph888
22 Jun 171#2
nice work :smiley:
moneysm to Ralph888
22 Jun 17#9
They were chargin me 10 pm this jump to 25pm I left
mc_lines to Ralph888
22 Jun 17#26
From what the customer services said to me was I have brought this deal this year i won't be hit by the rpi increase this year not that i believe what they said they offered me a new package was a great deal ran my credit check again they said it has all gone through you will start this package on your refresh date that day rolls around and I'm still on my old one I rang up and was told the package I was offered expired weeks ago and the lady who offered it me was wrong no idea why virgin media are using a South African call centre clearly they have no idea whats going on half the time
pablomalin
22 Jun 171#3
I'll stick with plusnet for sometime thanks.
mastablasta
22 Jun 172#4
Pity it's a 12 month contract as it would be very good as a monthly one.
JimmyRingo
22 Jun 173#5
I have been with virgin media for a number of years and have a TV/ Internet contract and until recently was paying £7.00 per month for a sim only 4g deal of 2 gb data 2500 mins and free texts. I had a £2.00 discount on this account already for loyalty. I managed to haggle them down to £5.00 per month for the same deal and got a replica deal for my wife too. I'm not posting this to boast but highlight that you can really haggle with virgin media. It took me a while to do it but I kept refusing the initial 'offers & speal' and reminded the operator that I was prepared to leave and that I had been a loyal virgin media and mobile customer. Haggle them down..... It can pay dividends if you are a long term customer. Hope this helps someone.
killasystems
22 Jun 173#6
Been with them for 6months now and after my offer of £12.50'expired i decided to downgrade and there relling me i have to have a credit check to downgrade absolutely outraged
haritori to killasystems
22 Jun 17#12
Thats not true and you can do it online in your account.
Rathaniel
22 Jun 17#7
Looks like a good deal, thanks!
zba78
22 Jun 17#8
Some of your comments are worrying me. My wife and I switched to this very deal (for £8 each) earlier this month. Hope they don't put the price up soon :confused:
shonkygeeza
22 Jun 17#10
yes I'm another long term customer who Virgin thought they could try shafting. I'm now with ID mobile and no complaints
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Opening post
Data Rollover: keep unused data
Free messaging on WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger
Change your 4G plan up or down every month
Roam like home in 43 destinations
Our SIM fits any smartphone make or model
Top comments
''The charge for your airtime plan will increase with your July bill each year. Any increase will be in line with the retail Price Index (RPI) rate of inflation announced in the April before and we’ll always give you 30 days’ notice of the exact increase each year.''
All comments (50)
''The charge for your airtime plan will increase with your July bill each year. Any increase will be in line with the retail Price Index (RPI) rate of inflation announced in the April before and we’ll always give you 30 days’ notice of the exact increase each year.''