Please see clause 7  in  Conditions of Transfer by TPG =   (5) TPG grants you the right to use your current email address, which incorporates one or more domain names owned by TPG (e.g. @TPG.com.au). (6) TPG may withdraw the right for you to use your current email address when you cease acquiring services from TPG or one of our affiliates. (7) TPG may also revoke the right in (4) above for other reasons, but we will endeavour to give you at least 60 days’ prior notice before that happens.   In other words there is no guarantee that even if you transfer to The Messaging Company you will have the tpg.com.au address for the term of the deal. Which defeats the purpose.   If you look at the corporate details of The Messaging Company, this was registered in Aust verry recently. Meaning that it may have been created with the sole purpose of TPG (and associates) to discharge their responsibility for email hosting in an 'elegant way'.... ... View more

I am confused. From early communications, tranfering to The Message Company would attract no email charges before September this year.  Now it appears that TMC service will be free to the user for one year ?  Could we clarify this ? Rod ... View more

So at the end the parcel will end at the Post Office where I have my PO Box. - Which is when the parcel should have been sent in the first place. I receive all valuable parcels at my PO Box. If they require signature I sign at the Post Office as required.  I still do not understand "why" TPG cannot send the SIM to the PO Box.  ... View more