It’s worth noting that Virgin Media is only increasing prices for customers who are out-of-contract. Signing up for a new deal with the company will ensure your current monthly price is locked in for the duration of the contract, which is usually 18-months. That’s a stark contrast with BT, Sky, Vodafone, Plusnet, and EE, which will be hiking monthly bills for all customers, including those within their minimum contract term.
Virgin Media has a number of great deals at the moment, including £25 a month for its Broadband + Phone bundle. For that, you’ll enjoy average fibre broadband speeds of 108Mbps and an upload speed of 10Mbps. You’ll get an unlimited download allowance too, so you don’t need to worry about incurring any extra charges after a boxset binge in 4K Ultra HD. You’ll also enjoy unlimited weekend calls to UK landlines and Virgin Mobile numbers.
And if you needed another reason to pick this plan, you’ll also be eligible for O2 Priority. The latter is now available to both O2 and Virgin Media customers following the £31 billion merger between the two companies last year and offers free coffees, discounts to lunch deals, and early access to gig tickets.
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