08000135333

I hate these calls, rubbish sales and not money saving schemes. WHY ? bother as they ring you just for personal info and to make more money from you. IGNORE that [***] plz

This is from the virgin media service requesting feedback on a recent issue/problem

Virgin media customer satisfaction survey

This was an automated recorded message call from Virgin Media.
I had reported a fault the day before, the message said it was cleared.

If you get silence on the line: you probably just have to say "Hello" loudly for it to kick in!

I just answered a call from this number, it was a recorded message wanting to take a survey - I just hung up.

We recently contacted Virgin Media about an issue, so this must be the customer feedback.

Calling each 30 minutes! Bogus calls!

Keep getting this call... and currently I'm in Afghanistan so it costs me 1.25 roaming to recieve a call, per minute.

Yet each time I answer, there's no one at the other end!!

Getting close to binning virgin if this goes on!!

Yep it was definitely virgin media. I called previously for an engineer and an automated voice called to say they'd fixed it and had cancelled engineer.

This was an automated call from Virgin Media regarding a fault I'd reported with my internet connection.

I received a call from this number about 2 months ago and phoned Virgin to be told that under no circumstances to answer this number as it had nothing to do with Virgin. Just received another call from this number and phoned Virgin again to be told it is infact there department of cancellations and they phone you to ask why you are leaving etc. The man did tell me that you can phone Virgin and request that they don't phone you only contact you via email and/or post. As I was typing this they phoned again! lol. My advice is just ignore it :)

This is the call you back number that they use when you report a fault with them.
Pain in the [***] but hey it's Virgin and like many Larger Telecoms companies run by management that likely learned how to run call centres from an ITIL book - Fools.  Do what I do and if you get to speak to a droid give em the Anne Little Britain Voice Uh Uh Uh.  Makes them smile, Makes you Smile and they are paying for the call.

I just had a call from this number but didn't answer as I thought it was probably a sales call. After reading the comments here about it being Virgin Media, it makes sense now as I reported my broadband not working last night. I'm not too happy that they are now inconvieancing me again!

It's from Virgin. I had a fault on broadband which I reported to Virgin, who booked me an engineer. When the fault was repaired BEFORE the engineer came out, I was called by this number to say that the booking had been cancelled.

Even tho they are a media company 0800 numbers are expensive
Tell them that if they continued to call you that you have an
extended family who will call them repeatedly, all day, every
day.  I think that will sort it.  They call me too.  I never answer
0800 or 0845 or 0870 numbers any more.

Definitely Virgin Media - an automated survey around 30 minutes after I had rung them with a problem. I ignored the first call and then, after checking on here, answered the second time. I said 'hello' quite loudly which triggered an automated voice to start the survey - you can choose to go ahead or not. I would imagine it is random whether you get a survey or not after a call to Virgin.

Received a call from this number 08000135333, was simply an automated message from Virgin Media confirming a fault I had reported to them the previous day was now fixed.  I had reported a fault & they had fixed it so no problems here.

Two calls within 5 minutes on the mobile. The number is now blocked.

Two calls received 15 July 2013 [fifteen minutes apart] the second one was picked-up and was a robot stating that our recently reported 'loss of service' had been resolved and 'if an engineer had been booked, then the appointment had been cancelled'.
Today 23 July, a further two calls received [sixteen minutes apart] the second one was pick-up and was the same robot stating that our recently reported ('second') loss of service had been resolved and 'if an engineer had been booked, then the appointment had been cancelled'.
Interesting background ~ each/both loss of service incidents involved two consecutive nights loss of service 23:45'ish ~ 09:15'ish the following morning. On both occasions when the '150' operator was called at 08.00'ish on the second morning, the operator indicated known and planned routine maintanence was in progress and followed-up with "service would be restored shortly" (which it was!).  If planned maintanence involving 'loss of service' is scheduled, why ohh why don't they forewarn their customers?

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