mfceiling wrote: » Anyone have Vodafone for tv and broadband? Coming in at half the price of virgin over the year with unlimited broadband and most of the tele channels. Pìssed off with virgin....not only is the horizon box useless but they rang herself yesterday to say the contract is coming to an end. She asked them for a discount and they offered a massive €5 a month off. She asked them how does this compare with your competitors. Their answer was "the €5 discount is there, take it or leave it" They can fcuk right off now.
mfceiling wrote: » Anyone have Vodafone for tv and broadband? Coming in at half the price of virgin over the year with unlimited broadband and most of the tele channels. Pìssed off with virgin....not only is the horizon box useless but they rang herself yesterday to say the contract is coming to an end. She asked them for a discount and they offered a massive €5 a month off. She asked them how does this compare with your competitors. Their answer was "the €5 discount is there, take it or leave it"
awec wrote: » Ditched virgin tv there this month, got sky tv in. 1000 times better and actually cheaper than I was paying virgin for tv.
Buer wrote: » I received the exact same phone call this morning and they were cheerfully told I'd be leaving them shortly. It's a €5 discount to enter into another 12 month contract with them and the discount is only applicable for the first 6 months. No thanks.
Zzippy wrote: » Can't get cable anymore, but in the last house where we could I called them to cancel and spent 45 mins on the phone to somewhere in Asia being offered increasing discounts to stay til I got half price for 9 months, think I saved €400 or so (had a tv/internet/phone bundle).
stephen_n wrote: » Anyone using Vodafone in the city center? With Virgin at the moment but they are a complete rip off. Had Vodafone when I was in Wicklow and it was great.
errlloyd wrote: » I use vodafone and it is very expensive but the coverage is superb. I've a good few friends on vodafone because of how strong it is.
awec wrote: » I think he means their broadband rather than their mobile network. Their broadband is just standard ADSL over the phone line. Won't be anywhere near as fast as Virgin, will have all the usual ADSL congestion problems, but it's a lot cheaper.
awec wrote: » I think he means their broadband rather than their mobile network. Their broadband is just standard ADSL over the phone line. Won't be anywhere near as fast as Virgin, will have all the usual ADSL congestion problems, but it's a lot cheaper. I think Vodafone are rolling out that Siro broadband as well which theoretically gives speeds of up to a Gigabit/s but I think they're rolling that out to rural towns first instead.
stephen_n wrote: » Nothing is as fast as Virgin, then again I don’t really need a 120gb line, to watch Netflix and stream some TV. It’s kind of overkill. I was getting 50 down and 20 up with Vodafone in Kilcoole, which was more than adequate for my needs. Just wondering with a possibly higher contention, what it’s like in the city center. To be honest Virgin is a bit like owning a Ferrari and driving in rush hour on the M50, nice to know you have the power, but feck all chance of using it.
molloyjh wrote: » We're only getting mid to high 30s in Greystones and we haven't had any issues with that at all. I can't see the need for anything like 120.
b.gud wrote: » A feicin Brown Thomas voucher! Are you feicin serious we're paying for a feicin wedding and you think to yourself, "do you know what they would really love, a voucher! Now where should I get it for somewhere that they can really use, I know Brown Thomas they'll get tonnes of use out of that." I'm going to be getting seriously p*ssed off over the next few weeks at the s**t stuff people give us :mad:
mfceiling wrote: » Course you could give herself the voucher and send her off to their rather exquisite lingerie department...just saying.
b.gud wrote: » I'd find the cash much sexier
swiwi_ wrote: » I see Ireland sent 4 skiers and a snowboarder...are there any ski slopes in Ireland?? Sounds like the Celtic version of Cool Runnings.
mfceiling wrote: » So Trumps proposal to tightening gun laws is "more guns". Let's arm the teachers. Why not? While they're at it why not just arm everyone? And people say he is a dumb president.
Podge_irl wrote: » I think there might be some pathetic indoor dry slope somewhere. But basically no. I presume they are either not Irish or moved abroad to train/live at a young age.
Podge_irl wrote: » To be fair, he is far from the first to suggest that. So while he remains dumb, he has plenty of company.