Burner Phone Recommendations

simba_one

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I'm looking for a phone for hobbying. I see that Twitter really wants a phone number and I just can't risk using my personal phone. Any recommendations?
 
I'm looking for a phone for hobbying. I see that Twitter really wants a phone number and I just can't risk using my personal phone. Any recommendations?

7 eleven phone .. There a thread on it. This question been ask so many time .. Do a search on Terb.
Also thread on duo sim card too
 
Have you considered a text app? A lot easier to hide than a second phone and it's free. One caveat is there are some ladies that don't respond to them but I haven't found it to be a problem.
 
Have you considered a text app? A lot easier to hide than a second phone and it's free. One caveat is there are some ladies that don't respond to them but I haven't found it to be a problem.

For online verification purposes like Twitter, Google, Uber etc, they require an actual phone number and codes never reach you if you use an app number.

I think PetroCan has a cheap pay-as-you-go phone too, so does Loblaws/Real Canadian Superstore. 7-11 has the best deal for minutes that last the longest.
 
Do you have to walk in every month to top up and can you put in $50 and go back after it's used up in a year?
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With 7-11, top-ups last an entire year. With others it fluctuates from 30 to 90 days depending on how much you spend.

You can also use Vanilla gift cards as your credit card to top up online. Just make sure the postal code you use for everything matches up.
 
With 7-11, top-ups last an entire year. With others it fluctuates from 30 to 90 days depending on how much you spend.

You can also use Vanilla gift cards as your credit card to top up online. Just make sure the postal code you use for everything matches up.

Does the Vanilla card work with Petrocan too?
 
Does the Vanilla card work with Petrocan too?

The Vanilla cards work online without fail. You can assign a postal code. Worst case scenario, you can create a PayPal account and pay with that. PayPal lets you have gift cards in your “wallet” for payment.
 
The Vanilla cards work online without fail. You can assign a postal code. Worst case scenario, you can create a PayPal account and pay with that. PayPal lets you have gift cards in your “wallet” for payment.

Thanks!
 
For online verification purposes like Twitter, Google, Uber etc, they require an actual phone number and codes never reach you if you use an app number.

I think PetroCan has a cheap pay-as-you-go phone too, so does Loblaws/Real Canadian Superstore. 7-11 has the best deal for minutes that last the longest.

I'm not calling you a liar but for me it has worked just fine for twitter and google. No idea about uber though. Both solutions have their pros and cons it seems.
 
I'm not calling you a liar but for me it has worked just fine for twitter and google. No idea about uber though. Both solutions have their pros and cons it seems.
I created a twitter account in 2010 so what do I know? I closed my account a couple years ago and haven’t been happier lol
As for google, I personally just use another email address for verification. If I can’t remember the password, I chuck the account and create a new one.
I think you could still use a payphone...do they have them anywhere? Or ask your fave escort if she will give you codes with her number. There’s always a way when you’re determined and careful enough.
 
I created a twitter account in 2010 so what do I know? I closed my account a couple years ago and haven’t been happier lol
As for google, I personally just use another email address for verification. If I can’t remember the password, I chuck the account and create a new one.
I think you could still use a payphone...do they have them anywhere? Or ask your fave escort if she will give you codes with her number. There’s always a way when you’re determined and careful enough.

It all seems a lot of trouble just to get laid. :)) Whatever happened to 1. You phone, 2, You book, 3. You arrive?
 
Do the Vanilla cards have any service fees? If so, do you pay for them upfront? E.g. If someone buys a $100 gift card, will they have the entire $100 to spend, or is it only something like $95 because, oops! You just got dinged $5.00 off the top for an activation or something?