Work-Around For Facebook Confirmation?

Sites like GMail, Facebook and others are starting to get into the habit of requesting your personal phone number to verify site registrations.

This to me is dipping into my anonymity just a bit to much, thus I'm looking for some way to keep this at a distance while also allowing me to use those sites. I know Google has a service called Google Voice that will you use a virtual number, but it requires a real number to forward it to.

Essentially, I could get by if I had a virtual SMS system that I could have the confirmation codes sent to when the sites send their text messages.

Is there a service that will provide easy access to anonymous virtual numbers and text messages to use for sites that require that type of confirmation? I've already tried things like Pinger and TextPlus (using a cell phone emulator) and none seem to work.

Is there any sites that could do this kind of thing or is Fiverr the only way?

wow, I didn't thought like that. Its really makes sense. thanks for the post. Guys can we find some solutions of this thread?

I have a bot that bypasses SMS verification. If you use these accounts carefully, you will almost never get sms verification alert. If some of your accounts gets flagged, you can ofcourse create more accounts anytime . s-k-y-p-e : andrewlewis18

Text Now works apparently. Suss it.

There was a thread posted today in the Making Money forum that explains how it works.

You pretty much just enter a fake email/etc choose what number you would like (which area from) and bam, free virtual number.

Text Now works apparently. Suss it.

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Unfortunately. It does not.

I spoke with Pranteek privately and he mentioend that I could use a bot to by-pass the confirmation code, however, if I've already associated the regitration with the current email I want to use then I have to just go with purchasing a code.

Is Fiverr the best and easiest way to get this code? Will my account then be associated with what ever phone number that person uses and is that a security risk allowing their number to be associated with my account? Could they use it to somehow gain access?

I know one site (smssheep) that has some numbers, i don't know if works...

If somebody here want to try and if it works, please tell me!

EDIT:
Forget that, i was looking there and is just for send, not to receive...
I tried on google, found this one (receive-sms-online), but i don't know nothing about it.