Signatures 1058 total
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Name: Anonymous on May 11, 2007Comments: Good luck with the petition - I hope Virgin take notice of this.Flag
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Name: David Preston on May 11, 2007Comments: I've already made plans to return to BT, who I was with before I moved to NTL/Telewest before the Virgin deal went through. Glad I kept my BT line.Flag
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Name: Paul Barrow on May 11, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Sara Wilkins on May 11, 2007Comments: Hope Mr. Burch takes notice of this, and every other frustration that is visible online right now.Flag
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Name: Anonymous on May 11, 2007Comments: Less cheesy advertising, less keeping up with the Jonses, and more investment in the network is the solution. The 20mbit service is 4x the price of Sky's premium service, and to be honest, for the slightly better performance of cable, its not really worth it.Flag
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Name: Anonymous on May 11, 2007Comments: I downloaded an XBox update and a demo tonight. I'm now restricted. It's a joke...as is the fact I've been billed the newFlag
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Name: Anonymous on May 11, 2007Comments: Another unhappy customer (for the time being).Flag
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Name: Anonymous on May 11, 2007Comments: I pay for a 4MB connection, Not 2MB. Oh, and thanks for cutting the upload speed to 192K so now It's going to take even longer than ever to upload data to my site now. :(Flag
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Name: Bruce Holloway on May 12, 2007Comments: you're on very shaky ground virgin media. the tv and telephone go next month, the broadband may just follow it once i have a bt line, and therefore a degree of choice, again.Flag
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Name: Paul Wilkinson on May 12, 2007Comments: More money, more restrictions. I've already taken my television service to Sky. If this isn't dropped, I'll be taking my broadband elsewhere also.Flag
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Name: Alan Dunbar on May 12, 2007Comments: I will be payingFlag
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Name: Gerald Jackson on May 12, 2007Comments: This so called 'Traffic Management' has resulted in many subscribers having their speed reduced at peak hours regardless of whether or not you have downloaded the specified amount.. I want what I'm paying forFlag
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Name: Anonymous on May 12, 2007Comments: I work for this Company I think that this is total unfair we say that you can download what you want when we want. but now your saying we cant you making all these changes and so on saving money left righ and centre about time it was spent on the broadband server so that we can live upto the virgin name and do as we say UNLIMITEDFlag
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Name: Anonymous on May 12, 2007Comments: I am an ex-employee who left partly because of the disgraceful way that customers were treated, as well as due to poor internal communications and lack of morale. It's disgusting to see a company who claim they are so "for the customer" treat people this way. I bet Branson is regretting giving NTL/Telewest the Virgin name, although I'm sure 100k a year cushions the blow a little.Flag
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Name: Paul Bentley on May 12, 2007Comments: Why am i paying a premium for a premium service, that actually isn't quite a premium service anymore...I'm starting to feel stupid.Flag
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Name: T.Burn on May 12, 2007Comments: This is a completely diabolic move by VM. Ive hardly been on the net due to ill health only to see my speed drop (every single day) when i have been online, unless this issue is resolved i'll be moving on to another ISP. Stoke-on-TrentFlag
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Name: T.Burn on May 12, 2007Comments: This is a completely diabolic move by VM. Ive hardly been on the net due to ill health only to see my speed drop (every single day) when i have been online, unless this issue is resolved i'll be moving on to another ISP. Stoke-on-TrentFlag
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Name: Keith Coventry on May 12, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Alex K Crouch on May 12, 2007Comments: This is discusting! Thanks to your new policy you've just lost another customer!! Great job steve!Flag
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Name: Anonymous on May 12, 2007Comments: I am disgusted at Virgin's recent service changes despite the free 20Mb upgrade, which actually clashes with this set back. I will be moving to another broadband provider as my contract ends with Virgin this month, unless they do something about this quickly. Unlimited my arse.Flag
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Name: Anonymous on May 12, 2007Comments: If this actually happens im changing to something else.Flag
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Name: Lisa on May 12, 2007Comments: unFlag
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Name: Mark on May 12, 2007Comments: they have already lost 46,900 customers, do they want to loss even more Well done VM, yet again!Flag
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Name: Julio on May 12, 2007Comments: On the Virgin Media website it says "No download limitsFlag
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Name: Anonymous on May 12, 2007Comments: Ive never been so dissapointed with Virgin media. I thought this was a fair company but i guess i was wrong. This is a con, im on a XL package but if i download ill be put down to 5mb. Sorry VM im not paying for 5mb, im paying for 10mb which i expect 24/7. I will definetly disconnect from Virgin media and join Sky if the traffic management still remains.Flag
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Name: Christopher McAleer on May 12, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: A FRIEND on May 12, 2007Comments: I ALSO PAY FOR THE 20 MEG WHICH WE ALL SHOULD BE ABLE TO USE AT ANYTIME. NOW I HAVE TO STILL PAY FOR THE SAME PRICE AND ALSO GET JIPED BY GETTING FORCED DOWN TO 5 MEG TO 1 MEG. WHERE IS THE LOGIC IN THAT FOR YOUR SAKE VIRGIN I WOULD TAKE A MOMENT, AND THINK OF CORRECTING THIS PROBLEM BEFORE YOU SUFFER A LOSS THAT LATER YOUFlag
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Name: Shane Phillips on May 12, 2007Comments: The whole thing that set blueyonder apart from other ISP's was the unlimitedness of it. Now NTL have taken it over, it has gone down the pan. I think it is a shame that Richard Branson will lend his name to such a shoddy product. Traffic shaping harms consumers, and the amounts are just rediculousFlag
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Name: David on May 12, 2007Comments: Well done VM for destroying a perfectly working NTL service which was all that was keeping me here. Your CS sucks , your billing is a complete shambles , india call staff that dont speak english , and now traffic shaping my 20mb broadband well herr no thanks mate I bung my 37 quid to sky. There bad but your a million times worse good luck in the future with no customers and a useless companyFlag
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Name: Ben Wedlake on May 12, 2007Comments: I am not a customer, but was just about to switch so I could have a faster unlimited service. Needless to say those plans have now been scrapped, and im sticking with my current ISP - slower but actually unlimited. One of the last ISPs to not have a FUP/caps has fallen, and the public are not happy.Flag
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Name: Simon T. on May 12, 2007Comments: Signing this petition after reading of the traffic shaping plans at www.sn2ts.com earlier today. As a new customer I wasn't even aware of these plans. I'll be contacting Watchdog on Monday morning also and seeking Trading Standards advice as the sales guy who sold me the package didn't even drop a hint of restrictions being put in place. Shambolic.Flag
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Name: Ranveer Bassey on May 12, 2007Comments: As a Virgin Media customer for 5 years I was very disappointed to hear that "traffic shaping" i.e. capping is occuring on what has famously always been an unlimted service. I hope you seriously reconsider this otherwise you will unfortunatly loose what was once a very loyal customer.Flag
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Name: Anonymous on May 12, 2007Comments: No to traffic shaping!Flag
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Name: Mark Spilsbury on May 12, 2007Comments: booooo to restrictions!Flag
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Name: Anonymous on May 12, 2007Comments: since last october ntl broadband for me has been terrible.india tech=useless... numerous engineer visits.swapped modems.and now .to cap it off on an already terrible service.traffic shapeing.im lucky on a 10mb service if i get over 2 mb.up yours Mr Burch this is the last straw.Flag
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Name: Harry Latham on May 12, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Matthew Scully on May 12, 2007Comments: Well. download limits suck. say no more.Flag
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Name: Ricky Burgin on May 12, 2007Comments: I am strongly against traffic shaping. It is deceptive service and is not what I am paying for, if Virgin go ahead and enforce this traffic shaping, they will be promptly losing a customer (and I'm sure a hell of a lot more). Improve your network or offer services you can actually provide without limiting them so your shoddy network can handle it for a decent price. Really, your values as a company are totally wrong. Continue like this and I predict a forthcoming liquidation.Flag
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Name: Anonymous on May 12, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Alex Trimberger on May 12, 2007Comments: Telewest were the #1 ISP before rebranding to Virgin. Since then, its gone downhill tremendously.Flag
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Name: Eggblahhh on May 12, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Anonymous on May 12, 2007Comments: if this is not sorted within a month then im off to be broadband, maybe i wont get full 20 meg speeds but at least it will be more than 5 meg speeds and have a better upload. ive been with this company for many years now , and this is the turning point ,this has got to be the worst decision you have come up with so far.Flag
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Name: Anonymous on May 13, 2007Comments: All of the adverts on VIRGIN Media from Uma boast about being able to download her many times. Over and over again ...... how can there be a cap if that is true False Advertising Uma wouldnt lie!Flag
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Name: Tamoor on May 13, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Dave K on May 13, 2007Comments: It's a 75% reduction in speed!Flag
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Name: Anonymous on May 13, 2007Comments: Virgin sucks.Flag
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Name: Anonymous on May 13, 2007Comments: I'm disgusted at the idea of imposing limitations on downloading. Thats just not right.Flag
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Name: Anonymous on May 13, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Joseph Koszary on May 13, 2007Comments: The only reason we chose Virgin (Blueyonder) as a provider was the transparently uncapped downloads, if this comes into effect we'll be taking our business elsewhereFlag
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Name: Mark Watters on May 13, 2007Comments: we pay for 20 meg, so give us 20 meg or we go elsewhere, simple reallyFlag