Have you received a Virgin Media data breach email?

If you’ve received the Virgin Media data breach email, you could be eligible to make a claim for compensation as part of the No Win, No Fee action we’ve launched.

Your Lawyers, as a leading firm of consumer action and data breach compensation specialists, have established this website for victims to access the justice that they deserve. It’s quick and easy to get a claim started as your way of having a voice as a victim whose information has been exposed for a prolonged period of time.

Here’s how we can help you.

Claim if you’ve received the Virgin Media data breach email

If you received the Virgin Media data breach email that confirms that your information was exposed in the breach between April 2019 and February 2020, we can help you.

If you have received the breach notification, this means that you should be entitled to join our compensation action and make a claim with us. You can sign-up for No Win, No Fee legal representation now and join the growing number of people whose cases have already been taken forward.

The legal action for justice that we’ve launched is for the victims of this data breach to have a voice. Virgin Media may face a regulatory fine from the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) but the money from this penalty isn’t there to be used for the victims. The money issued for fines is there as a deterrent and will usually end up in the public purse. The GDPR allows victims to be able to receive compensation for the distress caused by the loss of control of personal information, and losses and expenses could be included too. For victims to be able to access the compensation that they may be owed, they need to make their own separate legal case.

When many people are making a claim for the same data breach, they can be grouped together to form one efficient compensation action. This is what we are progressing toward in this action here.

Not received an email?

If you have not received a Virgin Media data breach email, it may be that you have been notified another way. We know that text messages have been sent to victims but, in some cases, it could be a call or by post. If the company doesn’t have a working or up-to-date email address or phone number, they still need to try to contact you to notify you about the breach if they can.

In case you’re not aware, the GDPR puts a duty on a company that has been hit with a data breach to make sure that the victims are made aware as soon as possible. This should occur within 72 hours of the confirmation that a victim is affected by the breach.

It’s important that all victims of a breach are made clearly aware if their data has been misused or exposed. People need to know so they can take the necessary precautions and make sure they know that they can now make a claim should they want to.

Joining the compensation action now

If you’ve received a Virgin Media data breach email, text, or another form of notification, you should be eligible to join our compensation action right away.

All you need to do is head over to the main section of the website here and complete the forms to get started. It should only take a matter of minutes and your case can be set up and running without delay.

With our No Win, No Fee representation, what have you got to lose?

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