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If landlords have to sell up (which is a nonsense scare move anyway), that'd also help ease the housing market too, right? Two birds, one stone.
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MyFaceBeHi posted:It was about as bad as the supposed banned 2014 BNP video that is doing the rounds on youtube. Wat. That wasn't parody?
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thehustler posted:We left Virgin specifically because of cost (getting on for 50 quid a month) and the fact that we have other ways of watching our favourite shows legally, plus we had channels we didn't want anymore. They couldn't do us a nice deal despite having many years of unbroken service so now we're going Freeview/Netflix/iPlayer. Plus NHL streaming for ice hockey I'm surprised. Every time we've rang Virgin for a better deal we've gotten one. Last time we moved house (we weren't even threatening to leave), they gave us a "loyalty discount" which meant we had their top broadband package for £20/month for a year. We only get broadband from them. Virgin Media are the only game in town if you want fast Internet that actually achieves what they advertise, and don't require a phone line, which might save people money.
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The shittest thing about Virgin Media by far is how they advertise all of their packages and hide line rental costs. It all looks like this: GET BROADBAND AND PHONE FOR £20 GET TV, BROADBAND AND PHONE FOR £30 GET XXXL TV, XXXL BROADBAND AND PHONE FOR £40 *when you get a phone line for £15 per month
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