I'm also curious because it seems like using a phone with no strings attached today seems almost impossible unless you get an actually old phone, which either works poorly or costs a lot as part of a retro collection or something. Even my iPhone 4S doesn't work if I boot it up, and that came out last decade. Of course, in terms of using a number for making a new account or subscription of sorts, one could still be... Source: 10 months ago

You can also take this poll over at bettor edge, and whichever team gets the most votes, will get an extra 5k donated to their respective charity (the loser will still get a 1k donation). So if you are so inclined, head over there and vote for the huskers and Team Jack. Right now we're losing 65% to 35% to the gophers on who should get the extra donation so vote if you can! Note they ask for a phone number to... Source: 10 months ago

To be very frank, I was also thinking that another reason people tend to use Whatsapp is that it’s not really tied to any actual account as in the case of iCloud, right? It’s just a phone number that’s required, and so if you want to stay private, or just log in with a fake account, you can use a free phone number for verification, just as you would do with some disposable temporary mail when you want to log in to... Source: 11 months ago

While searching for another way out, I stumbled upon a service called quackr.io. It claims to provide temporary phone numbers for registration confirmation purposes. Using fake numbers for app verification is quite tempting, and I read that it's a savior when it comes to website registration. Still, I'm unsure if it's worth the effort because I also read many claiming that temporary phone numbers don't work with... Source: 12 months ago

Idk if this is the right subreddit for this question, but hopin I dont get banned XD. I want to get a verification code for something, but I dont have a phone number that I can use. Does anyone know any free sms sites that will let me get a code? The only one I found so far is quackr.io, but the site where I want to verify says that it only accpets mobile numbers whenever I try on the numbers on quackr. Source: about 1 year ago

Just get yourself a mailbox for a month or however long you want, plenty of companies like Anytime Mailbox offer this. There is an identification process to start but that’s it. Source: about 1 year ago

I've looked at BusinessAnywhere but they don't have phone number so that's strange. My next best choice so far is anytimemailbox.com. Source: over 1 year ago

Checkout http://anytimemailbox.com. Source: over 1 year ago

If the newspaper will only deliver locally. Look into mail forwarding. Check out anytimemailbox.com or other alternatives and open up a p.o. Box in one of their locations. The paper would get delivered to that p.o. box. For about $3 per delivery plus actual shipping cost, they will forward anything on. Also, Alaska has no sales tax, so at least you'd be saving all of that. Source: over 1 year ago

Step 1. Create a virtual mailbox with a mail forwarding service. Postscanmail.com, anytimemailbox.com, and iPostal.com will work. Select a location in a state where abortion is state-constitutionally protected, i.e. Colorado, California, New Jersey, New York, etc. Colorado is the most compatible with the next step. Can cost around $10-$30. Source: about 2 years ago