Introduction When it comes to developing new properties, there are additional charges to consider beyond the standard fees. This article will explain and compare the two relevant charges: Developer Contributions Charge (DCC) and New Development... Read More

Whilst using your own SIM when traveling abroad can be useful, it can be expensive as well. Before you activate, here are some of our tips and alternatives to get you connected with your family and friends whilst abroad. What is International... Read More

Receiving and understanding a bill can sometimes be overwhelming, especially when multiple charges, dates, and terms are involved. This guide will help you navigate through your bill with ease, using an example statement from SpinTel to illustrate... Read More

What is a Pre-Authorisation Charge? A pre-authorisation charge is a temporary hold placed on a customer’s credit or debit card to verify that the card is valid and has sufficient funds or credit available. Unlike a typical charge that... Read More

What payment methods can I use? SpinTel accepts the following payment methods: Credit or debit cards: Visa, Mastercard, and American Express (AMEX). Direct debit: Payments directly from your Australian bank account. Note: All cards must be... Read More

When you travel outside of Australia, staying connected through your mobile device is essential. Whether for checking maps, staying in touch with family, or browsing the internet, understanding how roaming works can help you manage your mobile usage... Read More

Understanding Your First Bill & Pro-Rata Charges When your service is first activated, your initial bill will include a pro-rata charge to align your billing with our standard billing cycle. This means you'll only be charged for the portion... Read More

If a mobile service is being used by someone under 18 years of age, the service must be registered under an adult account holder (18 years or older). This ensures the service can be activated, managed, and supported in accordance with our account... Read More

If you’re setting up NBN (National Broadband Network) in Australia, you might be wondering whether it’s possible to use two wall sockets for internet activation. The short answer is: it depends on what you mean by “use”, and... Read More

What is Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)? Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) is an extra layer of security that helps protect your account. It requires two steps to verify your identity: Something you know (your password) Something you have (a code sent... Read More