[Defeat]

I know you know what I'm talking about. When you hit a company for a 2nd or 12th time, for your info, are you using the same number or do you cycle them?
I was using a free text app and rotating #s through that, but I like changing emails to use on multiple favourites and shit too so I started paying for some numbers (to keep them a little more long term than the usual 30 days or w.e the free services give you if you're not actively using that particular number+ these let you actually receive codes from wherever so it helps for new Paypal accounts too)
The only issue is when I go back to old accounts to see what's up, these #s are long gone so it's to prevent that too

[Nabeshin]

Got a single number, but even if I had multiple, I can only count on a single delivery address and, even worse, a single billing address that shows up on every CC/VCC so I'm kinda stumped on that

[Defeat]

Got a single number, but even if I had multiple, I can only count on a single delivery address and, even worse, a single billing address that shows up on every CC/VCC  so I'm kinda stumped on that

A lot of these VCC companies will let you change your address. Also if your orders are typically under $500, you can get a prepaid card and set/edit the address too. As for delivery, you can give the lockers a try or find a drop nearby .

[Nabeshin]

Got a single number, but even if I had multiple, I can only count on a single delivery address and, even worse, a single billing address that shows up on every CC/VCC  so I'm kinda stumped on that

A lot of these VCC companies will let you change your address.  Also if your orders are typically under $500, you can get a prepaid card and set/edit the address too. As for delivery, you can give the lockers a try or find a drop nearby .

Unfortunately it seems Europe is kinda pissy about faking payment details, Revolut (the easiest VCC option here) still ties all your cards to your main account's details, which is validated by both your ID card and by eventually shipping the physical card to it
Wish we had something like privacy.com but I haven't had any luck finding it, if it even exists

[PaperMache101]

I know you know what I'm talking about.  When you hit a company for a 2nd or 12th time, for your info, are you using the same number or do you cycle them?
I was using a free text app and rotating #s through that, but I like changing emails  to use on multiple favourites and shit too so I started paying for some numbers (to keep them a little more long term than the usual 30 days or w.e the free services give you if you're not actively using that particular number+ these let you actually receive codes from wherever so it helps for new Paypal accounts too)
The only issue is when I go back to old accounts to see what's up, these #s are long gone so it's to prevent that too

I usually just spoof my phone number to match the location of my drop and or my freight forwarder. Its something small, but it adds more credibility than calling from Michigan and having it shipped to Utah.

[Defeat]

I know you know what I'm talking about.  When you hit a company for a 2nd or 12th time, for your info, are you using the same number or do you cycle them?
I was using a free text app and rotating #s through that, but I like changing emails  to use on multiple favourites and shit too so I started paying for some numbers (to keep them a little more long term than the usual 30 days or w.e the free services give you if you're not actively using that particular number+ these let you actually receive codes from wherever so it helps for new Paypal accounts too)
The only issue is when I go back to old accounts to see what's up, these #s are long gone so it's to prevent that too

I usually just spoof my phone number to match the location of my drop and or my freight forwarder. Its something small, but it adds more credibility than calling from Michigan and having it shipped to Utah.

Yeah for sure. There was an amazing app I used on my jailbroken iPhone years ago, it had all these cool features, voice change, spoofing, etc... what app are you using?

[PaperMache101]

I know you know what I'm talking about.  When you hit a company for a 2nd or 12th time, for your info, are you using the same number or do you cycle them?
I was using a free text app and rotating #s through that, but I like changing emails  to use on multiple favourites and shit too so I started paying for some numbers (to keep them a little more long term than the usual 30 days or w.e the free services give you if you're not actively using that particular number+ these let you actually receive codes from wherever so it helps for new Paypal accounts too)
The only issue is when I go back to old accounts to see what's up, these #s are long gone so it's to prevent that too

I usually just spoof my phone number to match the location of my drop and or my freight forwarder. Its something small, but it adds more credibility than calling from Michigan and having it shipped to Utah.

Yeah for sure.  There was an amazing app I used on my jailbroken iPhone years ago, it had all these cool features, voice change, spoofing, etc... what app are you using?

It's a website, check out FireRTC but be wary since they have a history of talking to cops.

[ConcernedCitizen]

Used to be able to get a GVOICE and just cycle the numbers via VOIP spoofing. Well, to be clear, it's possible but it's very difficult now. You need to have a landline that isn't traceable or at the very minimum ARP spoof, a secure self-compiled router firmware with hardware not controlled by your ISP. That alone is hard to get nowadays without stealing one or buying from some shady black market dealer. I have some modems and extra hardware that fell off a truck from the local telecom but I can't even sell it without it being traced back to me because as soon as the hardware boots it is traceable by GPS and they have individual IDs that are traceable to the driver they were assigned to and they can subpoena all the records for that driver's area. In other words, if you VOIP spoof even on a stolen modem/router combo it's very easy to track down who is using them.

[mothered]

Without going Into specifics, I have dedicated numbers to serve my needs, mostly on a case-by-case basis.

[Defeat]

I usually just spoof my phone number to match the location of my drop and or my freight forwarder. Its something small, but it adds more credibility than calling from Michigan and having it shipped to Utah.

Yeah for sure.  There was an amazing app I used on my jailbroken iPhone years ago, it had all these cool features, voice change, spoofing, etc... what app are you using?

It's a website, check out FireRTC but be wary since they have a history of talking to cops.

Neat, doesn't look like you can register. Says it's being updated but the community hasn't been used in over 10 months lol that's strange.