I am a long standing TPG customer and recently coming from ADSL 2+ to NBN HFC, I and my family were enjoying our uninteruptted 100/40 super speed service, until within a single day, whereby latencies and dropouts plagued the connection, resulting in a final dropout altogether. On Thursday 3/10/19, the latencies and dropouts were evident and observed by several members of my household. On Friday the connection was cut altogether. On Friday it was reported by myself to TPG on the telephone and then was escallated by TPG staff. I received am SMS to inform me that a technician will be sent to my residence on Monday between 8-12 to investigate the dropout.   My questions are simple, if only answered in a genuine manner-   Who is responsible for my NBN connection being unavailable for 3-4 days and during school holidays?   Why was I not notified by TPG of this interuption to my service, instead of me having to flag it?   Am I entitled to be compensated for the month, since I have paid up front for the service which entitles me to an uninteruppted service, unless otherwise informed in advance of any outages?   Is it within my rights as a TPG customer to request a detailed report from TPG of the escallation of this fault and what caused it and the actions taken to rectify it?   In conclusion, I seek a full resolution and fault rectification report from TPG and compensation for the month for the absence of service for 4 days and an official letter of apology. I hope that my encouraging post to TPG, will benefit all parties towards a more professional and efficient system that is transparent and informative. I am sure that this post could have been avoidable if we try and help one another to make it better for everyone. ... View more