The websites do not usually keep you on the blacklist unless your internet activity is suspect. What sort of traffic are you generating? Have you been switched to the new 'The Messaging Company' recently from TPG? Does your problem lie there? ... View more

One loyal long term customer: Three calls to support staff, but issue remains unresolved.   Think of the cost to TPG, both in wasted technical support time and disgruntled customers switching to other ISPs.   It must be hitting the bottom line. Investors will be asking questions. As will the TIO, and Consumer Affaris.   Fess up - what is happening behind the scenes? ... View more

I can confirm that my plan cost was charged to the higher amount in March and continues to be charged at the higher amount, but the promised speed update from then has still not been processed.   That is more than one billing cycle.   Something has broken at TPG. The moderators here should not be processing speed update requestss based on people reporting the issue here - it should be fixed so all people that have been promised an update receive one in a reasonable time.   If not, please notify those that are waiting why and when. Pronto. ... View more

Service status page (https://support.tpg.com.au/servicestatus) shows no issues. Any error codes in your email software package?   Is https://community.tpg.com.au/t5/Broadband-Internet/Blacklisted-IP-Not-receiving-emails/m-p/146326#M54594 relevant? ... View more

You would think it would be in the FAQ section. Couldn't find it. ... View more

You are not the only one. That is what nearly everybody else has been chatting about here.   The rest of us have been patiently (and some impatiently) waiting since February. Please advise when it happens for you.   "Send us a PM", and "wait till next billing cycle" is the usual response for these issues, and the thread simply pauses. Nothing from TPG officially. Even an apologetic email would be better than nothing to say hang in there, it is still happening.   'The opposite of love is not hate, but indifference'. Hey TPG, how about you show a little love, before we all abandon you and churn elsewhere? ... View more

Your telephone cable should be a RJ12 for phone, slightly narrower than a RJ45 for data. ... View more

Suggestion for TPG and other carriers: On a more generic note, where there is confusion if a customers phone is able to dial emergency services that only use 3G bands that are being withdrawn, is there an alternate test number other than 000 where customers can dial and a recorded message or reply text message confirms that it is working or not?   Maybe this is something the industry could setup and publicise through the media to allay peoples fears and prevent unncessary calls to 000 to check if it works. ... View more

Is the reson for the delay one of staff resources, NBN Co needing to change a configuration parameter, TPG Telecom corporate finances, or inadequate facilities to add the NBN100 to existing TPG infrastructure?   You must be losing loyal customers in droves, given that a complaint is a favour, and most of your disgruntled customers are just churning to the competition, and not bothering to ask or complain. At least an email saying there have been delays may lessen the workload on your support staff.   My billing cycle clicked over on the 4th , so another four weeks to wait for fourth cycle to complete. At least I have 50Mbps and it is quite stable. ... View more

Put it down to the spate of sunspots and all the planets in alignment the other day! Simplez. ... View more

Same here. Clicked the email link and signed up in good time, Thought there may be some delays and would get done by end of May at the very latest. Having been a NBN Fiber customer without any issues since installation other than to replace the backup batteries using my own initiative, never had any reason to call support.   Yesterday, switched off my router, and reset the NBN FTTP box in case they needed to pick up any new settings off the network. No speed change when they came back online.   Called customer support 24 hours ago, and they said another 'upgrade specialist' would call me back shortly.   Been a customer for over twenty years. I've used dialup at 75bps, 300, 1200/75, 56K, through to ADSL, and now FTTP. I even beta tested all the prototype Netcomm modems as I previously lived up the road from their R&D division in North Ryde, and set up a few BBS in Sydney. I even have a few functional GPO Post Office 75bps 19" rack mount modems, saved for the rolled gold circuit boards worth their weight in gold content. If I concentrate, I think I can still whistle the modem connect string for the D1ck Smith BBS (including the password). Yeah, I've been around the telecomm traps you might say.   Even previously had a NBN100 special offer for a while with no issues, so I know my equipment is certainly capable.   First time I have been tempted to search for other providers, as TPG have foolishly parted ways with my TPG email address foisted off to a third party provider, so I have no reason left to remain a patient loyal customer.   You would think that existing long term customers would be looked after, not just new customers with special deals. The letter back in February brightened my day and I though maybe just, they had rewarded me for loyalty, but now I have a sour taste about how this has festered.   Any assistance would be appreciated - even a email as a followup for those customers that were notified in February, that the delayed upgrade issue is being addressed and some expected time scales would be better than wondering what has happened. Your support lines may receive less calls as well if customers are brought into the picture as well. ... View more