Did you know that you can hold multiple permanent subscriptions under a single Phoneblur account? When you purchase a new permanent rental service or whole line, you can choose whether you want to add it to your Primary subscription or if you’d like to create a new subscription. Here’s a screenshot of an account with a single permanent subscription for Coinbase: Now we’re going to add a second permanent subscription to Instagram:...
Hey Phoneblur users, you know we’d never forget about you! Here’s the comprehensive Features page you’ve been waiting for. We’ve got information on all of our Subscription Plans, a ton of Add-On Features, and our Android App. Drop us a line if you think we’ve missed something and we’ll add it in. Happy verifiying!
More big news for our Textverified users: we now have a concise, easy-to-read Features page up on our site! If you’re new to Textverified, check it out for a good overview of how to get started. You’ll see information about temporary number rentals, all our additional features, and our app. Even if you’ve been with us for awhile, you can learn about some of our more advanced features, like sub-account delegations or Resurrect....
Good news for Textverified users! We’ve recently integrated credit card payments from all major credit card providers. When you add more credits to your account, you should now see a new option in our dropdown menu for “Credit Card (USD).” If transaction speed if a big concern, we’re also excited to tell you that paying by credit card will usually process faster than Amazon Pay. We hope to expand this new payment option to Phoneblur next month....
Recently we received a great question from one of our users: can one “Parent” user account be used to manage multiple sub-accounts? “Well, no,” we replied, “But why not?” Our users know that when they send us good suggestions for improving Textverified, we’ll do everything we can to implement them! We are pleased to announce that we now offer account delegations as a new feature. If you’re an employer running a big company, you probably want to make a single large purchase on Textverified....
You asked, we delivered: introducing Amazon Pay for Phoneblur! We are now accepting Amazon Pay payments for purchases of $20 or less. Just click the “Top Off” button on our home page. Click through to confirm your Shopping Cart. Next you’ll see a page that looks like this: Select your payment method. You can choose from Amazon Pay, Bitcoin, Ethereum, or Litecoin. Next, you can review your order: Click “Checkout” – if you’re using Amazon Pay, you’ll see this reminder notice:...
Hello Textverified users! We’ve recently launched some exciting new updates and wanted to tell you about them: Textverified Search Bar – We’ve made some improvements to our search bar on the “Text & SMS” Verifications page. Now if you’re looking for a specific service, you can find it directly by using our “Short-term / temporary numbers” search bar. (Please note that you are no longer able to search the full verifications page via “ctrl + f”)...
Please bear with us as we roll out a new enhancement to improve out site stability and speed today. And as always please send us a message if you notice any problems with your verifications and we’ll do our best to fix it quickly.
Today we’re excited to announce a new text verification feature: Resurrect. Over the last few months, we’ve heard from many users who wanted an option to reuse old verification phone numbers. Now you can with Resurrect. Before Resurrect, users could reuse phone numbers for about two minutes immediately after the initial activation. But if you needed to reverify a few hours later, you’d be stuck. With Resurrect, you now have the option to resurrect a phone number as long as it is still available within our database....
Lately we’ve received some feedback from our users asking for a credit card payment option. We hear you and we agree – so today we’re introducing Amazon Pay for Textverified. We’ll also be adding Amazon Pay to PhoneBlur soon. Amazon Pay is a great option for small bundle purchases if you don’t use crypto currency – but since we’ll be processing payments through third party credit card companies, we do need to add a small percentage surcharge to any Amazon Pay purchases....