Outlook forcing SMS verification?

Sindragosa

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More and more companies are requiring SMS verification which is really shitty for some of us. Is there a workaround for this? I have never registered nor being logged in to an Outlook account on this IP before.
 
Considering the trend for companies to require SMS verification it's probably a good idea to deal with it and look for ways to satisfy them.
 
Considering the trend for companies to require SMS verification it's probably a good idea to deal with it and look for ways to satisfy them.

Of course it can be solved by buying virtual private SMS numbers, but that comes with a price. And if we're talking about creating 1k Outlook accounts it would really hurt my wallet.
 
with one sim you can create 1 outlook account, 1 gmail, 1 twitter and 10 other different accounts. so the price for one account won't be so outrageous. there are already a couple of sellers who provide PVA's for about 10 cents. Demand obviously will increase for this kind of stuff so just wait a bit..
 
I've noticed that outlook started behaving differently a couple of days ago. Usually you just entered the captcha, and you were logged in to your newly created account. The SMS-verification could show up later on, but it was easy to pass with a google voice number actually.

What is new with outlook is that it won't accept google voice numbers anymore. You will get the error message "We cannot send a text message to this number." if you try to use a google voice number...

Can anyone give me an advice?
1. Is there any workarounds to pass this sms-verification on the signup page? I have already tried the following: different IP's (socks5), different user agents, different countries...
2. Does anyone know of a company that sells numbers that I can use to verify outlook/hotmail? I'll gladly buy a bunch of numbers from them...
 
i've tried to use about 30+ different online verifcation services, google voice.. ALL.. with 10 numbers from each site. and 3-5 different countries... spent about 3 hours now for that -.-. NOTHING works.... anyone found a solution?
 
You can use the internet mobile verification sites like K7.net which help to verify virtual mobile number for some hours.
 
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