Virgin Media Landline

[fourtytwo]

According the Virgin forum, if a Virgin tech converts your phone to VOIP they will do any necessary rewiring for you.

That's what I was thinking along the lines of too, however it would seem from the OP's responses from VM they are trying to wriggle out of there responsibility! Rubbing there nose in there own webpage may do the trick
Good place to look part way down is "What if my phone & hub are in different rooms" :-
Ideally, the Hub and your phone should be within 2 metres of each other. Our technician will chat to you about this when they connect the Hub. If you’d like your phone to be further away from the Hub, our technician may need to do additional wiring. Don’t worry, this won’t cost any extra.

 

[aaron1234]

Ah amazing. will get onto VM on this

 

[DIYSOS2018]

Be good if you can come back to us with the outcome and what solution VM put in. Regardless make sure you are happy with their proposals.

 

[aaron1234]

Thanks all, VM are coming out on the 17th, no idea what to do but I will keep you updated. Thanks!

 

[JohnD]

Anyone know? I want to attach a couple of extensions to mine. I have a reel of cable and some BT type extension sockets. Will they do?

 

[aaron1234]

Hi guys. Virgin media came out today, the 17th appointment didn’t have a long time slot. Anyway my old virgin media landline socket was reconnected from a wire the technician bought to the modem. Free of charge too

 

[aaron1234]

Anyone know? I want to attach a couple of extensions to mine. I have a reel of cable and some BT type extension sockets. Will they do?

What do you actually have? You need to run a cable from the modem to a wall socket. A wall socket to where you want it to go

 

[fourtytwo]

please delete

 

[fourtytwo]

Hi guys. Virgin media came out today, the 17th appointment didn’t have a long time slot. Anyway my old virgin media landline socket was reconnected from a wire the technician bought to the modem. Free of charge too

Fantastic news, a plus for the forum too