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Virgin Superhub 2 without a Virgin contract


Best Answer Geekimnot , 06 March 2022 - 08:20 AM

Thanks for the replies, i think that I should now close the topic.Sky and Virgin devices can only be used with their services and as I found a few years back when my wireless router broke Sky would... Go to the full post »


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I have a redundant Virgin Superhub 2, but have cancelled my contract with Virgin.

Can I still operate the Hub without the contract.


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In short no because if you could every customer would cancel their contract, you only get what you pay for and as an ex customer I can tell you that Virgin will give you nothing, worst customer services I've ever encountered as well.


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Yes the customer sevice is why I about to cancel my contract, I have been with them for 4 years, their service is terrible.

 

I have an old Superhub  2 and thought I could adapt it for use outside Virgin, no such luck.

In short no because if you  could every customer would cancel their contract, you only get what you pay for and as an ex customer I can tell you that Virgin will give you nothing, worst customer services I've ever encountered as well.


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Sky and Virgin devices can only be used with their services and as I found a few years back when my wireless router broke Sky wouldn't let me use the replacement Netgear router that I purchased myself, they are all as bad as each other in all honesty.


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Thanks for the replies, i think that I should now close the topic.

Sky and Virgin devices can only be used with their services and as I found a few years back when my wireless router broke Sky wouldn't let me use the replacement Netgear router that I purchased myself, they are all as bad as each other in all honesty.


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You are welcome and thanks for the follow up  :thumbsup:


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