Moving your VM Equipment

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• lovedoctor1978 Posts: 2,327

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  29/12/10 - 19:07 #2

  AFAIK VM will charge you £35 for the pleasure. If the cable you have is long enough it will be easy enough to do yourself, otherwise I would just bite the bullet and get them to do it. Make sure the new cable they install is long enough for you to move the box back to the 1st room, should you ever decide to go back, that way you wont have to call them again!

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 3

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  29/12/10 - 19:10 #3

  its £99 standard charge for existing customer wanting to move the box

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• lovedoctor1978 Posts: 2,327

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  29/12/10 - 19:15 #4

  jamiejack87 wrote: »

  its £99 standard charge for existing customer wanting to move the box

  
  YIKES!!! :eek: Bit of a jump from the £35 i thought it was!

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• c4rv Posts: 29,594

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  29/12/10 - 20:50 #5

  Are you willing to put a cable extension in yourself, you can buy a 10m cable with ends already on there for a few quid off ebay including f-type coupler to connect to existing cable.

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• Toby53 Posts: 845

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  29/12/10 - 21:06 #6

  I asked nearly the same question if the replies are any use to you
  
  
  
  http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=1415721

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 467

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  01/01/11 - 14:23 #7

  just use an ethernet cable to extend your router to an alternative location and keep the modem in the same location.
  
  I used the 100m ethernet cable supplied with the self install pack. No speed degridation.

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• c4rv Posts: 29,594

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  01/01/11 - 17:43 #8

  brynhyfrydd wrote: »

  just use an ethernet cable to extend your router to an alternative location and keep the modem in the same location.
  
  I used the 100m ethernet cable supplied with the self install pack. No speed degridation.

  
  I have to say that I assumed that OP was asking about TV services, not internet.

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