Any pro tips for Weibo and bilibili registration?

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Hey I know that this section is dedicated to weibo, but I'm facing quite the same sign up issues with bilibili, so maybe someone here has a pro tip
Anyways,
I want to create accounts on Weibo and bilibili, for now for research purposes, but I can't get my hands on SMS code, it just does not arrive

So, maybe there are any pro tips on how to receive the code or sign up through weechat/qq, as I have accounts there. I tries logging in throguh wechat, qq and apple, but weibo requires sms confirmation even there, so I'm stuck in a limbo
The same with bilibili

I tried renting HongKong and Taiwanese phone numbers, but same thing there, the code does not arrive

Maybe someone here is selling such accounts?
 
哔哩哔哩注册会比较困难,你需要购买账户吗,还需要其他平台账户吗
i think he meant

It will be difficult to register on Bilibili. Do you need to purchase an account?
Do you need accounts on other platforms?
 
Change your phone number, as many platforms have fake numbers that have been flagged as scams.
 
I Tried Before But The Results Was Bad. Did You FInd Any Solutions? Let Me Know Please.
 
Weibo Tips: Use the mobile app for registration; it's more reliable than the website. Try registering during China's off-peak hours (e.g., midnight) to increase success rates. If SMS codes aren't arriving, consider using a virtual number service like SMS-Man.

Bilibili Tips: A Chinese phone number is often required; virtual numbers might help but aren't always accepted. Be prepared for identity verification, which may include submitting ID documents and a selfie.

To manage multiple accounts and avoid detection, I use MultiLoginPro. It allows me to create isolated browser profiles with unique fingerprints and cookies, ensuring each account operates independently. This setup helps prevent cross-account tracking and simplifies managing multiple identities.
 
For Weibo and Bilibili signup issues with SMS codes not arriving, try these:

1. Use WeChat/QQ Login: Link your WeChat or QQ account via the apps, but note Weibo may still require SMS verification.
2. Try Different Platforms: Register via the Weibo/Bilibili apps (not websites) for better success with overseas numbers.
3. Virtual Numbers: Use services like receivesms.co or blacktel.io for temporary numbers, but avoid over-requesting codes to prevent bot detection.
4. Change Device Settings: Set your phone’s language to Simplified Chinese and region to China for better SMS delivery.
5. Be Patient: Try again on different days, as server issues may delay codes.

If these fail, consider purchasing pre-verified accounts from trusted sources (check BlackHatWorld forums). Avoid frequent SMS requests to prevent IP blocks.
 
As far as I know, registration for bilibili requires answering some anime questions which I think are difficult.
 
As far as I know, registration for bilibili requires answering some anime questions which I think are difficult.
No, the registration is easy but if you wanna use better price to pay as like the golden membership, they you have to do the questionnaire.
 
What is the fastest way to get an account from a Chinese phone number?
It depends. So I can’t really exactly pinpoint the route that are fast except I can tell you to sign up not during a Chinese peak hour (so like midnight time for China)
 
Unless you’re using a genuine mainland-China mobile number (not a rented virtual line), those SMS verifications will simply never land—Weibo and Bilibili both block most non-Chinese or VoIP/virtual operators. Your quickest “pro tip” is to grab a real Chinese SIM (either through a friend in China or via an eSIM provider that partners directly with China Mobile/Unicom for proper roaming), stick it in a device, then forward the SMS or use a remote-SIM-access app. WeChat, QQ or Apple sign-ins still funnel through that same SMS check, so there’s no workaround there.
Buying pre-verified accounts might seem easier, but it’s a fast track to bans and lost logins—you’re far better off setting up with a valid Chinese number yourself (or getting someone local to help) if you want a stable Weibo or Bilibili account.
 
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