how to make money with simcards
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Yep exactly what you are thinking : Phone verification services.
Danman123
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What would be the best option. And how much should i charge?
Whateverest
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Check other competitors like smspva.com & offer better rates
mnunes532
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That's only 100 orders. It would be enough if 20 customers confirmed 5 accounts each.
Security Tester
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Hey Daan 
yep, phone verification would be the only thing I can think about right now.
yep, phone verification would be the only thing I can think about right now.
datsunguy
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do both, and the prics if something that you need to figure out.
you have to figure out the cost at which you buy them and the what yu can sell each sim card for.
Apart from smspva.com which are other companies?
Danman123
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Good job on reviving a thread that died 2.5 years ago
Already working with smspva..any other site?
Tozzy
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@Danman123
Would be nice if you can create a service where people could rent a number for say a month. I don't mean your usual PVA service where you buy an one-time receipt of code but an interface that shall direct all incoming SMS messages into the web panel without any restriction or limitation. Bitcoin should be available as a payment option, no paper work to obtain a number.
I'm looking for a service like that since a while and never found one. I guess you need some advanced multi-sim equipment (both software and hardware) that will leverage all functionality but if you managed to set this up you'd make $50 or more per month per SIM and since they're free it looks like nice ROI and you need like 20 clients to reach 1k$/month which is realistic, I'd say more than finding 10k customers to verify IG, FB or Twitter at least.
And yea I know the thread is dead
Would be nice if you can create a service where people could rent a number for say a month. I don't mean your usual PVA service where you buy an one-time receipt of code but an interface that shall direct all incoming SMS messages into the web panel without any restriction or limitation. Bitcoin should be available as a payment option, no paper work to obtain a number.
I'm looking for a service like that since a while and never found one. I guess you need some advanced multi-sim equipment (both software and hardware) that will leverage all functionality but if you managed to set this up you'd make $50 or more per month per SIM and since they're free it looks like nice ROI and you need like 20 clients to reach 1k$/month which is realistic, I'd say more than finding 10k customers to verify IG, FB or Twitter at least.
And yea I know the thread is dead
Good business but designing the pannel is the big worry .i have simcards and a modem pool@Danman123
Would be nice if you can create a service where people could rent a number for say a month. I don't mean your usual PVA service where you buy an one-time receipt of code but an interface that shall direct all incoming SMS messages into the web panel without any restriction or limitation. Bitcoin should be available as a payment option, no paper work to obtain a number.
I'm looking for a service like that since a while and never found one. I guess you need some advanced multi-sim equipment (both software and hardware) that will leverage all functionality but if you managed to set this up you'd make $50 or more per month per SIM and since they're free it looks like nice ROI and you need like 20 clients to reach 1k$/month which is realistic, I'd say more than finding 10k customers to verify IG, FB or Twitter at least.
And yea I know the thread is dead
Tozzy
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Just curious, which country and how many SIMS could that kind of pool serve without a human connecting and exchanging em? How costly that device setup is (I am not sure what is it like as I never personally worked with it)
And does that device have any API or other means to programmatically interact with it? If so, creating a panel won't become an issue (though it would be better for the developer to have same device on file unless you are able to do the coding stuff yourself) as long as you're ready to have some kind of home server set-up that will handle requests 24x7.
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Is it a good business? I'm thinking to join too but not sure yet.