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I typically use 5sim(no affiliation) for phone number verification, although the phone numbers don’t persist so 2fa and otp doesn’t work with it, which is requi
by mathiasgredal 3y ago
I typically use 5sim(no affiliation) for phone number verification, although the phone numbers don’t persist so 2fa and otp doesn’t work with it, which is required for some services like Hotstar.
- LoganDark 3y agoI personally used Telnyx, which usually isn't detected as "VoIP" because they offer actual SIMs with these numbers, usually for IoT applications. Sometimes they are still detected though, which annoys me a lot because usually the services that bother to do that detection are the ones I least want to have my phone number (ex: OpenAI) I've resorted to hawking sites like BugMeNot and using the trash/spam accounts there, which usually manage to have some phone number or have performed some sort of weird exploit to get into their system somehow. It's how I managed to play quite a bit with ChatGPT around the tail end of 2022 when it first came out, but these days the rate limits are so strict that I can't ever get a single message through any of the shared/trash accounts (which is probably their objective).