When you sign up with SpinTel, you’ll receive an email to activate your online account via My Account, our self-service portal. This email contains a unique activation link, which is valid for 7 days. If you don’t use the link within this... Read More

If you have requested a specific date for your NBN connection, here’s what you need to know to manage your expectations and ensure a smooth setup: 1. Service Class and Infrastructure The date on which your NBN service is connected depends on... Read More

Porting your phone number to a new service provider can be a smooth process, but you might wonder how to confirm that everything has gone through correctly. If you’ve recently ported your number to Spintel and want to verify that the porting... Read More

Introduction This article provides information on how and when customers can expect to receive their SIM card and how to activate it.   Delivery Process Customers can expect to receive their SIM card via Australia Post. The delivery time frame... Read More

Introduction If you're considering adding another nbn line to your premises or activating nbn on a line with an existing copper service, you may be wondering about the subsequent installation charge. This article will explain what this charge is... Read More

Mobile outages can be frustrating, especially when you rely on your phone for work or staying in touch with friends and family. While some outages are planned and announced in advance, others are unplanned and can happen unexpectedly. Step 1: Check... Read More

If you’re moving to a new house and want to transfer your NBN service/s, you can either fill in an online relocation form, or call us on 1300 303 375 to get more information or start the process of transferring your services. Please note:... Read More

Introduction If you’re a SpinTel customer looking for your NBN login 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 does... 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

As the internet continues to grow, so does the need for more IP addresses. That’s where IPv6 comes in — the next generation of Internet Protocol designed to replace IPv4. In this article, we’ll explain what IPv6 is, how it works,... Read More