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mail.com? There are plenty of free mail services that do not require a phone number. Yes, gmail and many others do, But a 30 second Google search will yield nu
by momokoko 7y ago
mail.com?
There are plenty of free mail services that do not require a phone number. Yes, gmail and many others do, But a 30 second Google search will yield numerous options.
Feel like we just are looking for things to fit a narrative as opposed to real issues. One of those real issues being that the gig economy is almost completely off limits to those without a smart phone and data plan. And the people without those two things are some of the people that would most benefit from gig economy work.
- Zenbit_UX 7y agoTo be fair, I didn't know about mail.com either, 100% I would have tried in this order: Gmail Hotmail Yahoo ... Give up and go back to Gmail and put my phone number in and asked the lady to call me if anything came up and to switch it one day if she got a phone.
- AlchemistCamp 7y agoI don't think Gmail requires a phone number. I'm a digital nomad, only have a data plan (no voice) and don't know my number and I recently created another account without problems. Maybe the phone number requirement is only for people in some countries.