Introduction All 1300 numbers are ‘virtual numbers’ in that they get routed to a real number or answering point. When you get a 1300 number, you can choose to route the calls to either your landline or mobile number. Most 1300 numbers... Read More

Boost your business’s accessibility and professional image with 1300 and 1800 numbers. These numbers provide a centralized point of contact for your customers, making it easier for them to reach you. Here’s a detailed look at the flexible... Read More

Do I need a phone line for my NBN to work? Previously with ADSL service, customers need to have a phone line so they can get an internet connection. With NBN, the internet is connected first and getting a phone service is optional.   Can I keep my... Read More

Make sure the SIM used to the device is the registered SpinTel SIM on your account. ​ Make sure the mobile plan includes calls. If you are trying to call international numbers/premium numbers, you will need to activate this feature requires... Read More

Maintaining consistent communication is paramount as we navigate changes in our geographical locations and telecom providers. With the change to digital telephone networks, moving numbers becomes easier. Understanding VoIP Number Porting: VoIP number... Read More

A phone number may still be retrievable if it’s within 6 months from the disconnection date. Phone numbers that have been disconnected for some time may be allocated to another line.   Please call us on 1300 303 375 or click the chat icon... Read More

Important: Make sure the internet is working since phone line operates via internet.   Can’t make calls 1. Confirm phone cable is connected to port1 at the back of the modem. 2. Call multiple active numbers to see if it’s happening to... Read More

If you're dealing with connection issues, slow internet, or damaged nbnâ„¢ equipment—like a faulty or missing nbnâ„¢ box (NTD)—you might be wondering who to reach out to for assistance. The answer is found below.   When to Contact... Read More

At SpinTel, we utilise Carrier-Grade NAT (CGNAT) as part of our network infrastructure to help manage the availability of IPv4 addresses in a scalable and secure manner. This industry-standard approach enables us to deliver reliable internet... Read More

What is an AVC ID and Why Do You Need It?   The AVC ID (Access Virtual Circuit ID) is a unique identifier for your NBN connection. It’s used to locate and manage your specific service on the NBN network. You may need your AVC ID when you'... Read More