Hello, I share with you a guide I read some time ago about how to create Google Voice accounts... Use it wisely!!!!
1. Use a VPN to Trick Google’s Location Check
Google is getting smarter — and traditional VPNs don’t always cut it anymore. If you're using a regular VPN with
data center IPs, there's a high chance Google will detect it and block you.
To avoid this:
- Use a residential VPN or proxy service – These assign you real IPs from home internet connections in the U.S., which Google trusts more than commercial VPN IPs.
Don't use: https://packetstream.io (It's cheap but don't cover HTTPS and you can easily detected).
Options: BlackHatWorld MarketPlace, Bright Data, Oxylabs, or NetNut, Tuxler, etc.
- Avoid free or basic commercial VPNs – Google flags IP ranges from major providers like Hola, ProtonVPN Free, or some Surfshark/ExpressVPN servers.
- Pick a stable U.S. city IP – Sticky IP, Don't use rotative IPs!
- Test for leaks – Use https://ipleak.net // http://ipinfo.io // https://whatismyipaddress.com to confirm your IP shows a U.S. residential address. Also check for DNS and WebRTC leaks. You can disable WebRTC with browser settings or extensions.
- Stay connected the whole time – From Gmail sign-up to Google Voice registration, consistency is key. USE A NEW GMAIL ACCOUNT USA BASED!
2. Get a Temporary U.S. Phone Number (You’ll Need It)
Google Voice won’t work without a U.S. number to verify your account. Here’s how to get one:
- Use services like http://numpulse.com, http://majorphones.com, or an eSIM. You can check too my previous posts about SMS Verification Services and check the comments about Google Voice.
- Avoid reused numbers – Pick one that’s marked as “Google Voice compatible” or freshly issued.
- Test it first – Make sure it can actually receive texts or calls.
3. Set Up a Fresh Firefox Profile with U.S. Settings
Google uses browser fingerprinting, timezones, languages, and even fonts to detect “non-U.S.” behavior. You’ll need to create a totally clean environment.
Here’s how to set up your browser:
- Use Firefox only – It gives more control over profiles, extensions, and spoofing tools.
- Create a new Firefox profile – Do not reuse an existing one.
- Register a brand-new Gmail accountinside this profile:
- While connected to your U.S. residential IP
- Using a U.S.-based virtual number (see Step 2)
- With a U.S.-style name, no personal info
- Set Gmail language to English (United States)
- Match your system timezone to the VPN/proxy city you're using. If you're on a different region, change your OS settings.
- Double-check all settingsvia:
- https://ipinfo.io → Confirms IP, region, and timezone
- https://browserleaks.com → Checks for WebRTC leaks, language, time offset, and geolocation
- Set your browser & system language to en-US.
- Disable any extensions like uBlock, privacy tools, etc. during the process — Google may flag those.
- Optional: Use extensions like Location Guard to spoof your GPS coordinates to match your VPN location.
️ Build a Believable Browsing History:
Before signing up for Google Voice, spend
10–15 minutes browsing U.S.-based websites to create a realistic activity footprint.
- Browse pages like:
- https://cnn.com
- https://amazon.com
- https://ebay.com
- https://usatoday.com
- http://dw.com
- walmart
- newyorkpost
- nytimes
- Youtube (USA)
- Scroll naturally, click on articles or product listings, spend time reading — the goal is to look human.
Bonus: Planning to Make Multiple Accounts?
If you're going to do this more than once, don't repeat the whole manual setup every time.
- Use a multi-profile browser tool like https://multilogin.com – It lets you create, isolate, and manage multiple “clean” browser profiles that don’t share cookies, fingerprints, or IP histories.
- Each Multilogin profile can:
- Have its own fingerprint (screen size, fonts, WebGL)
- Use separate proxies (residential IPs)
- Store cookies and activity separately
4. Sign Up for Google Voice
Now for the fun part — actually getting your Voice number.
- Visit https://voice.google.com while still connected to VPN.
- Log in with your new Google account.
- Enter your U.S. number (the one from Step 2) to get the verification code.
- Pick a number – Choose a U.S. area code that matches your VPN city (e.g., 212 for New York).
- Finish setup – Link the number and you’re in!
️5. Stay Under Google’s Radar
Google’s always watching. Here’s how to not raise flags:
- Browse like a human – Before signing up, visit a few U.S. sites (Amazon, CNN, etc.) to warm up.
- Type like a person – Don’t copy-paste everything at once.
- Use a normal device – Windows/macOS preferred. Avoid emulators or weird OS setups.
- Limit attempts – Don’t spam new accounts. If blocked, wait a day, change your setup, and try again.
7. Keep Your Account Safe & Alive
Getting your number is one thing — keeping it active is another.
- Use it occasionally – Make calls or send texts every now and then.
- Don’t link real accounts – Avoid tying this number to services that know your real location.
