What are the differences between a SIM PIN and a Device PIN? A SIM PIN protects the SIM card from unauthorised use, requiring entry when the device is powered on or the SIM is used in another device and can be reset with a PUK code from the carrier.... Read More

Getting unwanted calls? Or do you just simply want to get your number changed? Here are some questions you might have before doing so.   How much does it cost to get a new number? Service Type Fee Phone (Copper Based) $35 Mobile $20 VoIP... Read More

Explore our detailed guide on common eSIM installation errors and issues, complete with effective solutions to resolve them. Explore the details below. QR Code not showing If the QR code isn’t visible or doesn’t download... Read More

An eSIM is exactly what it sounds like: an electronic or embedded SIM. There are no physical SIM cards involved, and no physical swapping over is required. Instead of a physical card, SIM technology is built right into your phone. You can download a... Read More

Safe and quick: bill payments have never been easier. Keep an eye on your allocated monthly data by tracking your service usage. Need more time to pay your bill? Easily request a payment extension.  Chewed through your monthly data allowance... Read More

The PIN protects your SIM from unauthorised use if your router should get stolen. If use of PIN is turned on, it needs to be keyed in when you turn on your modem.   To activate/deactivate this feature, you just need to follow the below steps. With... Read More

Introduction If you have recently placed an order with Spintel, you may be wondering how to track its progress. This article will guide you through the process of checking the status of your order, understanding the different order statuses, and... Read More

Sometimes you may find that certain websites won’t load while others work normally. This guide will help you diagnose and resolve issues when specific websites are not accessible on the SpinTel network. Step 1: Check if the Website is Online ... Read More

As of 28 October 2024, the 3G network in Australia has been shut down to make room for newer technologies like 4G and 5G. This change affects SpinTel customers with mobile devices that relied on 3G, as they are no longer supported. In this article,... Read More

Introduction If you’re a SpinTel customer looking for your NBN username and password, there’s good news—you no longer need them! SpinTel has transitioned to a more efficient connection method called IPoE (IP over Ethernet), which... Read More