(Google My Business) Black Hat Tricks for Numbr Approval?

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have noticed that some people are charging money to get phone number approval for Google My Business (GMB) listings without needing any documents or access to the GMB account. I’ve also come across several YouTube videos, but none of them reveal the exact method for this instant phone number approval trick. Some people are even selling this service.

Does anyone here have experience with getting phone numbers approved in GMB?

If so, how does this process work? Any insights would be appreciated.

I think BHW is best place to learn this tricks....
 
When I was having an issue with phone number not getting approved, I reached out to Google support and after couple email exchanges they asked for a proof like an electricity bill or such. I had the electricity bill for the address I was working for, but it didn't had the phone number on it that we wanted. I just used a PDF editor to edit out the number and sent it to Google. The number was approved instantly!

Hope this helps.
 
When I was having an issue with phone number not getting approved, I reached out to Google support and after couple email exchanges they asked for a proof like an electricity bill or such. I had the electricity bill for the address I was working for, but it didn't had the phone number on it that we wanted. I just used a PDF editor to edit out the number and sent it to Google. The number was approved instantly!

Hope this helps.
Hope it helps
 
The real method is rarely shared publicly because once it gets exposed, Google patches it fast. If you’re looking to do this at scale, burner VoIP won’t cut it long-term.
 
The real method is rarely shared publicly because once it gets exposed, Google patches it fast. If you’re looking to do this at scale, burner VoIP won’t cut it long-term.
You are right
 
Honestly, I'd be wary of anything claiming instant approval without documentation; sounds kinda fishy, right? Maybe they're exploiting a temporary glitch, or using burner numbers, but either way, it likely won't last.
 
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