Virgin Media offloads email services to third-party provider

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Users given 45 days to save their mail or sign up with Junara

Virgin Media is ditching its email services and offering customers a window in which to download their data and move to another email provider.
The UK's second-biggest broadband provider is closing its own email service and offering users the option of transferring their addresses and mailboxes to Junara, a service operated by Australian email provider Atmail.

Virgin Media offloads email services to third-party provider
 
I can't say this bothers me much, certainly not as much as when they ditched the news servers. I haven't used their mail service since back when it was an NTL address. I'm sure it annoying if you do though.
 
I looked up the Junara prices lol
They're hidden away out of embarrassment on their site I think but Google AI is saying ...
99p sign up fee
The 1st year is "free" (after you've paid your 99p)
Thereafter it's £65 a year or £6.50 a month for one email account
 
I just recently signed up for a 2 year contract, that finishes after the 1 year free offer, that means I signed up for a service they are not going to provide, so what happens now, ??
 
Krusty said:
I just recently signed up for a 2 year contract, that finishes after the 1 year free offer, that means I signed up for a service they are not going to provide, so what happens now, ??
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Contact VM you signed a 2 year contract they have to keep that contract going now.
 
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