Refer your family or friends to SpinTel and you will get a $5 recurring credit when they join NBN with you, or enjoy $1 for every mobile number they bring over to SpinTel while you’re on a mobile plan using your referral code. For every... Read More

The SpinTel Refer-a-Friend program allows existing customers to receive up to $5 recurring Credit for referring friends and family to open new accounts with SpinTel. Terms and Conditions: 1. To refer friends to SpinTel under this program, you must be... Read More

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

THINGS TO CHECK Internet Connection (Wi-Fi or mobile data) Compatible Device For iPhone 14 models designed exclusively for eSIM use, activation can be performed without a Wi-Fi network) Activated mobile plan for your eSIM Updated iOS... 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 working In rare cases, QR code might not scan even after using a different... 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

Pre-Port Verification (PPV) Process Pre-Port Verification (PPV) is an industry-wide authentication process designed to protect customers and reduce the risk of fraud. It ensures that the person requesting a mobile number transfer has legitimate... Read More

You can bring your existing mobile number from another provider to a SpinTel service. This process is known as porting, and it allows you to keep your current number when switching providers. Information Required to Transfer Your Number To proceed... 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

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