Hi Shane, thanks for the prompt reply.   Yes, my suburb is already listed as eligible for free FTTP connections from Participating Providors, along with many hundeds of other suburbs across Australia.   Only Participating Providors can offer these FTTP connections through the program. TPG is not currently a Participaring Providor.   NBN Co identifies the elegible locations based on demand, workfoce and cost, providing mail-outs to elegible residents. The list of selected areas is available on the the NBN Co website. Asking TPG customers to become "listed" inferring it will assist in becomming elegible is misleading.   The responsibility is with TPG to become a Participating Providor, which they're currently not. Customers are clearly looking for better updates on TPG's progress to convice them they don't need to switch to a provider who can connect them today for free.   For clarity there are currently 44 providers who are participating and endorsed to deliver FTTP free listed here- https://www.nbnco.com.au/residential/upgrades/more-fibre/find-a-participating-provider  ... View more

"Early September" has now past and TPG is STILL not on the list of participating providors for FTTP Fibre Connect. Over the phone TPG customers are still being told they can have their details registered for when TPG does become a participating providor and that FTTP should be available soon. ... View more