Best SIM / Phone Number Solution for Longer Term

[cstrum]

I have about 10 Twitter accounts that I do not want to lose no matter what! So I want to use a more permanent solution for a phone number. What is the best/cheapest way to have a longer term solution for a phone number that can be used to reverify / unlock the account over time? Thank you for your help!

 

[getsuccess]

Maybe you can look into Hushed App. They also gives 3 days trial number so you can check if its working with twitter or not.

 

[Kid Buu]

Why don't you request free SIM cards from your mobile network operator?
They usually offer, but it depends on the country.

 

[The John Doe]

Which country are you in?

 

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[Scorpion Ghost]

The safest way is to buy sim cards. I have about 7 of them that i use + a few google voice numbers + a few family members, and its the best way.

But for example the cards have an expiration date if credit is not added. So every couple of months i add $2 (minimum allowed) per card in order to renew the expiration date. I feel like a drug dealer on the kiosk adding credit on 7 sim cards xD

And of course the google voice numbers expire dur to inactivity also. But i get an email i believe 30 days before expiration for eacch number, so i just go in and text the numbers between them, so it refreshes the expiration date.

Its good to have a few sim cards for online work. You know you wont lose the numbers. You know no one else is using them for sure. Its a good thing.

 

[uso]

The safest way is to buy sim cards. I have about 7 of them that i use + a few google voice numbers + a few family members, and its the best way.

Where do u Buy them? What provider?

 

[Scorpion Ghost]

Where do u Buy them? What provider?

Any store. Any store or kiosk sells prepaid SIM cards around here.

 

[dotc0m]

Hit up @biffer123 and see if he is still selling those amazing UK sims cards and can ship them to you
$2 a pop last for a while

 

[esim]

The safest way is to buy sim cards. I have about 7 of them that i use + a few google voice numbers + a few family members, and its the best way.

But for example the cards have an expiration date if credit is not added. So every couple of months i add $2 (minimum allowed) per card in order to renew the expiration date. I feel like a drug dealer on the kiosk adding credit on 7 sim cards xD

And of course the google voice numbers expire dur to inactivity also. But i get an email i believe 30 days before expiration for eacch number, so i just go in and text the numbers between them, so it refreshes the expiration date.

Its good to have a few sim cards for online work. You know you wont lose the numbers. You know no one else is using them for sure. Its a good thing.

Any store. Any store or kiosk sells prepaid SIM cards around here.

Hey, did you try eSIM solutions for that? Prepaid (payg) eSIMs, active period is 1 year after top-up. It is ok to switch between multiple esims on the phone to receive/send sms, calls and use data if you need. PM me if you're interested. Thanks

 

[imparator07]

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[DunderMannen]

Don't use verification services. They won't work in the long term, because Twitter recently implemented phone call verification to already verified accounts.

Physical SIMs or... I don't even know anymore haha