I need a way to get sms verification for 1 day only

[nlifvcqf]

Hi i need sms verification where i can get sms verification for accounts but i need to not be 1 time only sms verification but to can use during a day for 2-3 verification for same service. Does exist anything like this in reasonable price?

 

[La koui]

hmm most SMS services are designed for one time verification, so reusable numbers are harder to find.
for important accounts, a dedicated number or proper business SMS service is usually more reliable.

 

[nlifvcqf]

hmm most SMS services are designed for one time verification, so reusable numbers are harder to find.
for important accounts, a dedicated number or proper business SMS service is usually more reliable.

I need something that i can create temporarly accounts for 1 day use and need if for some reason will ask again for phone number verification to have that verification again. BTW what you recommend for 1 time use anyway may work in same cases

 

[Skyrocket]

SMSpool and 5SIM have daily rental options specifically meant for multiple verification codes on the same number.

 

[La koui]

I need something that i can create temporarly accounts for 1 day use and need if for some reason will ask again for phone number verification to have that verification again. BTW what you recommend for 1 time use anyway may work in same cases

Renting a number is probably your best bet if you need to receive more than one code.

 

[xShiren]

I also want to rent a phone number like this

 

[StormLynx]

yeah look for rented numbers instead of one time sms because they let you receive multiple codes for the same service.

 

[floqal]

Day and week rentals exist and they'll do what you're describing. The part worth thinking about first is what happens when the rental ends, because the account outlives the number. Any later re-verification goes to a number somebody else is holding by then.

We run into the same shape from the other side. In our own Telegram account supply the SIM cards are destroyed about a day after handover, so the number stops being available almost immediately. What makes that survivable is setting a recovery address you control on the account right away, while the number is still live. After that the number stops being the only key to the door.

So if these are genuinely disposable accounts you'll never touch again, a day rental is cheap and fine. If any of them might matter in three months, treat the number as a door you're about to lose and build a second one before it closes.

Best,
Floqal

 

[ryoyamada]

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