You probably have already heard about free SMS sites. If so, this article will come in handy for you.
Web-platforms that provide their users with temporary phone numbers allow them to avoid SMS verification using their real numbers. You can register on some of these websites and receive SMS without spending a penny.
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Receivesms.co
This service offers its customers to select a country from the list and then select a free phone number. In its section of “Read received SMS” on the site, they offer users to wait a minute and get SMS.
With this service’s help, you can avoid SMS verification on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, or Telegram. You can get a few fake phone numbers from several countries, including the USA, Germany, and the UK.
The owners of the service say that this service offers virtual and real phone numbers. Users can register via them forums and social media sites like Yahoo and Amazon.
Receive-sms-online.cc
This is an entirely free service. There’s no registration required. According to its founders, they provide the users with an option to keep their privacy intact.
But the drawback of Receive-SMS-online is that all messages that users receive will be visible to everyone. At least that’s what their site is reporting about.
Receivesms.cc
The phone numbers of Receivesms.cc help verify “almost any web service”: Telegram, Wechat, Alipay, eBay, and WeChat. The developers of this service promise to make this site very fast, allowing the fastest response possible.
Getfreesmsnumber
The GetFreeSMSNumber.com platform is a free service to receive temporary SMS messages. According to the website’s information, the service offers up to 300 free virtual phone numbers to pass registration on any website. Getfreesmsnumber also offers to purchase private phone numbers.
OnlineSIM
OnlineSIM is a platform to get a private registration on various social media and trading services like eBay. The list of virtual phone numbers covers more than 30 countries, and the entire phone number list goes beyond 10,000. Short and long phone options are available, making it possible to register on Linkedin via SMS virtual numbers without a physical SIM-card.
For example, if you’d like to register another Facebook page, go to your account on OnlineSIM and select the country. After that, click on the Facebook section.
Copy the phone number that was offered to you and paste it into the registration form. That’s it. Your verification text is already in your account. A distinguishing feature of the service is that you don’t even have to confirm registration via a confirmation email. Entering an email address when registering an account will suffice.
Hey Erik,
LinkedIn is a social network that focuses on professional networking and career development. You can use LinkedIn to display your resume, search for jobs, and enhance your professional reputation by posting updates and interacting with other people.
Linkedin is mostly use for the social media marketing and i read your blog and i got more information about the linkedin this is more helpful for me
I never heard about these sites, and I was really needing a virtual number. Thanks a lot!