📧Virgin Media Offloads Email to Junara, 45-Day Transition Window
Virgin Media users, your email is moving
TL;DR
Virgin Media is offloading its email services to Junara, giving users 45 days to migrate. The change affects all @ntlworld.com, @blueyonder.co.uk, @virgin.net, and @virginmedia.com addresses. First year of Junara service is free, but users will have to pay after that.
Virgin Media is transitioning its email services to Junara, a cloud-based provider, giving users 45 days to save their data or sign up with the new service. This move affects all email addresses ending in @ntlworld.com, @blueyonder.co.uk, @virgin.net, and @virginmedia.com. The first year of Junara service is free for current Virgin Media customers, but after that, users will have to pay to continue using the service. Virgin Media is focusing on providing fast and reliable broadband, mobile, landline, and TV services, rather than email.
Key Points
Virgin Media is giving users 45 days to migrate their email data or sign up with Junara.
The change affects all email addresses ending in @ntlworld.com, @blueyonder.co.uk, @virgin.net, and @virginmedia.com.
Virgin Media stopped issuing new email addresses to broadband customers in 1Q 2022.
The first year of Junara service is free for current Virgin Media customers.
After the first year, users will have to pay to continue using the Junara service.
Why It Matters
If you're a Virgin Media customer with an email address ending in @ntlworld.com, @blueyonder.co.uk, @virgin.net, or @virginmedia.com, you have 45 days to save your data or migrate to Junara. The first year is free, but you'll have to pay after that. Virgin Media is focusing on connectivity, so this affects anyone relying on their email service.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does this matter?
If you're a Virgin Media customer with an email address ending in @ntlworld.com, @blueyonder.co.uk, @virgin.net, or @virginmedia.com, you have 45 days to save your data or migrate to Junara. The first year is free, but you'll have to pay after that. Virgin Media is focusing on connectivity, so this affects anyone relying on their email service.
What happened?
Virgin Media is offloading its email services to Junara, giving users 45 days to migrate. The change affects all @ntlworld.com, @blueyonder.co.uk, @virgin.net, and @virginmedia.com addresses. First year of Junara service is free, but users will have to pay after that.
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