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I have been waiting for TPG to call since yesterday after the SMS above . I just got another SMS
Hi @alan_chan55
We apologise for the inconvenience.
We've chased this with our Tech team and someone will be in touch with you within the day.
BasilDV
Hi Basil
I am still waiting for your TPG Tech to call since 04 Nov 2020. At 20.20 to 20.35 I had two drop out resulting in Whatapp call and Trunk call cut off. Looks like your TPG Technical team which you have no control do not share the same sentiment as you when you said they will call with the day
I contact an NBN Engineer to ask for answers. What I have learned is NBN provide the cable and the connection to the NBN box to each location at a speed of 100 mbps and the service provide than on sell the Broad Band service tailored to their market ranging from 10 to 100mbps. In my application of NBN50, the service provider than regulate the out put from the modem to whatever plan. I am getting speed as low as 18 mbps and frequent drop out
To date I have asked the same question what is the acceptable industry speed for NBN50. If I can not get an answers from TPG I might have to asked my Ombusman.
So far I have two SMS from TPG saying they failed to reach me on the phone and I asked me to message back a time which I did on the 04 Nov. and again to day. Just for the record I do not have any TPG phone numbers recorded on my phone caller i/d. It either your staff is extremely busy in the past 2 days or that the best level of service TPG can provide.
I also understand from the NBN engineer that there is nothing very much the TPG Tech can do if the NBN speed is control by TPG in house when you run out of capacity something has to give which is very evident now
My past encounters with your tech call centre was they just want to get rid of me in a big hurry and close the case after the speed is set to 48 mbps. Given the ran around after reporting a fault is really rubbing salt into the wound.
Perhaps you can get me some answers- what is an acceptable industry speed for NBN 50. Surely 20 mbps and internet dropping out if not what I paid for
Alan
Hi @alan_chan55
Our Tech team tried to call you a few times to no avail.
Please send me a PM with your preferred time and best number to be contacted today and will arrange it once again.
BasilDV
Hi @alan_chan55
Our Tech team has escalated your case with our Engineers for further investigation and updates will be given within 24 to 48 hours via SMS or phone call as soon as it becomes available.
We apologise for the inconvenience.
BasilDV
Hi @alan_chan55 , we can see that your concern has been escalated to our Engineering Team. We have made a follow up and we'll make sure that a Case Engineer will contact you to discuss the progression of the case.
If there's a need for us to send a technician, you will be advised through SMS or phone call. Kindly await further updates within the day.
Hi
Many thanks for arranging the phone call from your Engineer Ram. I am again very greatly puzzled when he again told me that he was not able to get me on my mobile even after I gave you my land line as contact.
I asked my neighbour ro call my mobile and the called came through. Let me ask how I got from 61 416 906 330 at 09.14 with the same SMS if my mobile is not serviceable. Looks like all your so call TPG calls are just SMS to ask your customer to call you back. Is this your mode of operation. You should try calling TPG and you will understand your customers' sentiments
Just to update you, your Engineer suspected that the drop out may be cause by a power interruption which is most unlikely. He has asked to move the power plug to the main instead of using the power board extension. He will monitor the drop out for the next 24 hours. You can rest assure that there is no fault found and the case will be closed. The Speed now is 53.2 Mbps as at 11.15
Spoken to a telecommunication engineer and here is how he explains:
NBN provide 100 mbps to the wall and TPG regulates the speed to your bundle. For a NBN50 the will trim the speed to 50mbps. Like a water pipe when the demand is up the pressure and flow rate will drop to a stage that there is no flow. His remark was there is a possiblity that the telco may not have oversold the capacity. This is where your engineers do not have a technical fix
As you customer I can handle techical issues once in a while but poor service when you SMS your customer about missed calls which did not happened and notification of a call back since 04 Nov till 08 Nov, dont you agree that your just giving us the run around
By the way I am still waiting for an answer for the same questions asked three months ago:
What is the industry speed your customer should get for the NBN50
Many thanks again
Alan