Google/gmail SMS verification service that just works!
- Thread starter IM Dude
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- Nov 11, 2018
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Yeah, it must work. What's the point in me depositing 5$ 10$ then I have to keep trying for hours while all the numbers are junk.
oldman738
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- Aug 26, 2023
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i've had decent luck with legitSMS for SMS verification with google. it's not free, but the prices start pretty low. 5SIM is another option that sometimes works, but you might get mixed results. if you’re looking for a free option, you might want to check various forums for numbers that people have shared, but those can be hit or miss.
At a certain point buying from reseller can be cheaper than the sms iteself (like smspool is usually 0.7 each). They've got it figured out and churn out accounts at scale. Add in opportunity cost from time spent on trying to verify account..
Unless you need custom email address. But if you are using sms service... it probably doesn't matter
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Unless you need custom email address. But if you are using sms service... it probably doesn't matter
)nidhirmata90
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- Jul 17, 2026
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i need unlimited USA non-volp number . get multipole otp same service.
- Nov 11, 2018
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The problem is sellers try to sell sms service on same numbers again and again and it don't work. Then they try to sell "rent the number".
You make the deposit by crypto you get stuck with no refund.
There is nothing new going on with Google for last 6 month.
Did you find anything good ?
tried : 5sim, hero-sms, textverified and none of them work for google/gmail/youtube either This phone number cannot be used for verification or the phone number is used to many times , and i did not try once, i tried too many times.....
tried : 5sim, hero-sms, textverified and none of them work for google/gmail/youtube either This phone number cannot be used for verification or the phone number is used to many times , and i did not try once, i tried too many times.....
ElaraFrost
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- Aug 31, 2023
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From my experience,using a real mobile number or a trusted SIM card is still the most reliable option.Public and virtual SMS numbers are often rejected by google,so they can be hit or miss.If you decide to use paid certification service,choose a reputable provider,but keep in mind that none of them can guarantee a successful vertification every time
Blomberg
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- Aug 13, 2022
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Yes I know that but on Xedo they have like long term number, I have rented Physical EU SIMs they have them in a modem and its private to only you
Those can always receive because they are in a modem(its similar to a phone)
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There isn't a consistently reliable SMS verification service for Google Gmail.
Most public or cheap virtual numbers are quickly flagged.
If you need long-term access, using your own mobile number or a legitimate carrier SIM is the most reliable option.
Most public or cheap virtual numbers are quickly flagged.
If you need long-term access, using your own mobile number or a legitimate carrier SIM is the most reliable option.
Blomberg
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- Aug 13, 2022
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Yes they have legitimate SIMs on Xedo thats why I always receive my otps
BoneCrusher10
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- Aug 7, 2025
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Smspva.com. A long-standing service specializing in real physical SIM numbers in many countries, with a very high Google OTP acceptance rate.
Blomberg
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- Aug 13, 2022
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xedo.cc have better quality on their numbers and cheaper + better quality on their long-term numbers. I have tested both so I know
Blomberg
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And actually their "real physical" simcards cant always receive SMS thats why Xedo is much better in my opinion
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SMSPva.
After all those years operating, it still goes strong. Might be a bit expensive but they always work.
There are some Philippines services too. Tons of Gmail sellers use them but they are hard to find and use but they are the cheapest to my knowledge.
After all those years operating, it still goes strong. Might be a bit expensive but they always work.
There are some Philippines services too. Tons of Gmail sellers use them but they are hard to find and use but they are the cheapest to my knowledge.