Netbooks, PDA and Phones Thread, Virgin Media network. in Technical; anybody on the virgin media network?
I see they use Orange and T-mobile signal, im with Virgin for tv, internet ...
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21st January 2013, 12:23 PM #1 Virgin Media network.
anybody on the virgin media network?
I see they use Orange and T-mobile signal, im with Virgin for tv, internet and house phone so apparently i get some sort of discount. im currently on Orange but my contract is up soon.
any use them and know how good they are?
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21st January 2013, 02:57 PM #2 I am with Virgin for TV, broadband, phone and mobile. We are connected via fibre and most of the time the service is good. I have a headline connection speed of 10 Mb and when I have tested it in the past I have had good speeds reported: Better than 9 Mb.
However I have also had results like this reported:

I have had patchy service from Virgin from time-to-time: There have been three occasions when I thought that I might start looking around for another provider. The most recent was Summer last year.
In summary I would say that I am happy with Virgin's service. It could be better but I guess you could say that about most providers?
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21st January 2013, 03:01 PM #3 
Originally Posted by
DaveP
We are connected via fibre and most of the time the service is good.
on your phone? that sounds unwieldy at best 
OT: The orange/t-mobile partnership STILL have an issue with the signal flip-flopping between the two in low-medium signal areas. They've tried to fix it a number of times and it still effects everyone I know who uses them.
That said, I don't know how that integrates with the virgin APNs...
Last edited by Domino; 21st January 2013 at 03:03 PM.
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21st January 2013, 03:08 PM #4 
Originally Posted by
DaveP
I am with Virgin for TV, broadband, phone and mobile. We are connected via fibre and most of the time the service is good. I have a headline connection speed of 10 Mb and when I have tested it in the past I have had good speeds reported: Better than 9 Mb.
However I have also had results like this reported:
I have had patchy service from Virgin from time-to-time: There have been three occasions when I thought that I might start looking around for another provider. The most recent was Summer last year.
In summary I would say that I am happy with Virgin's service. It could be better but I guess you could say that about most providers?
cheers but ive already got the XL package from them I was just looking at the mobile at the moment.
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21st January 2013, 03:09 PM #5 
Originally Posted by
Domino
on your phone? that sounds unwieldy at best
OT: The orange/t-mobile partnership STILL have an issue with the signal flip-flopping between the two in low-medium signal areas. They've tried to fix it a number of times and it still effects everyone I know who uses them.
That said, I don't know how that integrates with the virgin APNs...
ive never seen a problem with Orange and T-mobile signal I usually get full signal but I do live and work in a town.
Anyone know what virgin signal is like?
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21st January 2013, 03:48 PM #6
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Originally Posted by
hardtailstar
ive never seen a problem with Orange and T-mobile signal I usually get full signal but I do live and work in a town.
Anyone know what virgin signal is like?
I've had a Virgin mobile for a couple of years and I find the signal to be pretty reliable (Plymouth, Southampton, North Wales). Strangely enough in my house I get a much better signal with Virgin than with an Orange SIM in the same phone and they both use the same network!
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