can I register WhatsApp using virtual phone numbers?

[ojsun]

is it safe to make what app account using one time sms service like smspva?
can I keep the account or will it be banned?

 

[Banoza]

You'll get blocked right at registration, WhatsApp bans virtual numbers, so you need a real one, which costs much more.

 

[ojsun]

You'll get blocked right at registration, WhatsApp bans virtual numbers, so you need a real one, which costs much more.

damn, its a bad news

 

[RusselG]

Yes you can. Just install pin code and email and nobody can use your number again.

 

[OUG]

Yes, you can make account using smspva for whatsapp. But sometimes whatsapp can ban account if they find out or use fanytel its good (personally using it for telegram and whatsapp)

 

[donartus]

They do have real, non-VoIP numbers that work fine. Tho not long ago, I used a virtual number, and it worked well.

As reply #4 said, be sure to enable 2FA and email, I’d also recommend a passkey.

Smspool is decent too, I believe all their numbers, even virtual ones, are non-VoIP.

 

[Nnenne]

is it safe to make what app account using one time sms service like smspva?
can I keep the account or will it be banned?

Legitsms has been working perfectly for me

 

[ToyBox Marketing]

If you use a virtual number, Whatsapp will detect it. Look into Real Simcards with an actual cellular plan. That will allow you to get an account registered.

 

[Pedrogomes]

u can register with virtual numbers but most one time SMS services like smspva are flagged by WhatsApp. accs made that way often get banned quick or hit with verification challenges\

 

[coreproxy]

Not all services work and sometimes it work but you get instant ban so shortly NO

 

[nyoku]

You'll get blocked right at registration, WhatsApp bans virtual numbers, so you need a real one, which costs much more.

SMSpva offers both VoIP and physical simcard to receive text, VoIP is the cheaper option but indeed usually gets flagged right away.

 

[tinkerhana]

is it safe to make what app account using one time sms service like smspva?
can I keep the account or will it be banned?

Hi,
The most secure way is of course your phone number, which you hold.
As for the account number that is not yours, you need to rely on others when you need the code sent to your phone number, which is not a safe measure.
However, you can also use that method to create an account. Once created, you use your email and set it up so that when there is a problem that needs to be verified, the system will send the code to your email.
Good luck!

 

[bcloud]

However, you can also use that method to create an account. Once created, you use your email and set it up so that when there is a problem that needs to be verified, the system will send the code to your email.

Are you sure the system will send the code to the email? I heard that it only sends the code to the phone number when verification is needed.

 

[eden9691]

After registration, please bind your email. This way, if your virtual number doesn't receive the verification code, you can still log in via email.

 

[GlobalByte]

is it safe to make what app account using one time sms service like smspva?
can I keep the account or will it be banned?

Have you tried Dingtone? It's an app where you can keep your numbers.

 

[Ryan_2]

It really depends on where you're getting the numbers from. Some services resell reused numbers, that alone increases the risk of verification issues. It's much safer to go with a dedicated virtual number that's not shared with others.

 

[random_username]

I've never managed it with my provider, despite it working for registering for almost any site. But a physical sim card is pretty cheap all things considered - I just switch them out on an old phone when needed.

 

[Najam098]

most of them don't work! but recently I purchased one from Numero it worked! they cost something like 6 euros/month

 

[meranddronpu]

Using a one-time SMS service like SMSPVA to spin up a WhatsApp account almost always works at first, but it’s a ticking time bomb. WhatsApp is very aggressive about blocking numbers they recognize as VoIP or disposable. You’ll get banned as soon as that number appears on their “disposable” list or someone else reports it.
If you want a lasting WhatsApp line, grab a real SIM (or a long-term leased mobile number) and warm it up with genuine activity—join groups, chat with real contacts, that sort of thing. Disposable SMS = quick setup, quick ban.

 

[Jessica D Cutler]

Yes, but virtual numbers often fail SMS/voice verification and may get flagged or blocked by WhatsApp.