Telephone Solution for eBay & PayPal

[unity006]

I have been using Soho66 for my accounts and it works really well, and kept numbers live on most important accounts. But the cost quickly adds up once you have many accounts as they cost £2.99 a month per number.

I am wondering if its really worth keeping them alive for months and months?

Or after verification to stop service or even swap to a free mobile sim?

Unless anyone can recommend a really good reason for keeping original number alive?

When I do call eBay or PayPal. I generally use one of the Skype accounts I have with some credit in it. So I am not using the number for calling.

[Arkham_Joker]

I have a cheap sim free phone and each time i open a new stealth i buy a 0.01p sim card, then throw it once its served its purpose.

[wired]

Originally Posted by Mojosky

I have a cheap sim free phone and each time i open a new stealth i buy a 0.01p sim card, then throw it once its served its purpose.

So what happens if PayPal tries to contact you further down the line?

[Arkham_Joker]

Originally Posted by wired

So what happens if PayPal tries to contact you further down the line?

in all the years ive used paypal ive never had a phone call from them, and if they did im sure they would email me so id call them back.

[Callidus]

Oh and FYI they've started calling now onto a lot of accounts for 'customer feedback' lets hope you all have your SIMs or phone number active.

[wired]

Exactly...

[easy.bake.oven]

Originally Posted by Callidus

Oh and FYI they've started calling now onto a lot of accounts for 'customer feedback' lets hope you all have your SIMs or phone number active.

Dont believe the hype - like you got 5,000 active phone lines as you are an account seller etc.

WTF !!!

Scaremonger do one

[Callidus]

Where did you get 5,000 from? All the accounts have an active line, simple and basics of stealth, bad move if you don't.

Why such an aggressive attitude, it's getting old now.

[realdeals]

Ovens too hot, burnt his pizza.