Acceptable use

• Keeping your personal number off marketing lists and data brokers when a service demands a phone number to sign up.
• Testing your own product’s signup and verification flow without burning personal numbers.
• Registering for a service while travelling, when your home number cannot receive an SMS.
• Keeping work and private accounts genuinely separate.

• Banking, payment processors or government identity verification. We do not sell numbers for these, and orders targeting them are refused.
• Verifying an account in someone else’s name. Impersonation is not a grey area.
• Evading a ban or suspension. If a platform removed an account, a new number does not make returning legitimate.
• Bulk registration. Automated mass account creation, promotion abuse and anything built on volume rather than need.
• Fraud of any shape — card testing, phishing, scam infrastructure.

Rate limits and abuse signals run continuously and are deliberately tuned not to inconvenience ordinary use. A flagged account is reviewed by a person before anything happens to it — no automated system closes an account on its own.

Where an account is closed for abuse, any remaining balance is returned. We are not interested in keeping money we did not earn.

Renting a number is legal. Whether using one is permitted on a given platform is that platform’s decision, set out in its own terms — and some of them do restrict it. That question sits between you and them; we do not misrepresent it as settled.

If a number from this service was used against you, write to erdogandogan9292@gmail.com with the number and roughly when it happened. We keep enough records to trace an order and act on it.