Choose Facebook Marketplace
In Noir SMS, select Facebook Marketplace, pick the United States, Canada or the United Kingdom, and buy the number. It's reserved for 20 minutes.
Facebook Marketplace is one of the busiest places in the US, Canada and the UK to sell furniture, electronics and cars locally. To list items or message sellers, you need a Facebook account in good standing, and Facebook may ask you to confirm a phone number, especially on newer accounts. Many sellers would rather not attach their personal number to a profile that strangers will contact. Noir SMS reserves a mobile number for Marketplace for 20 minutes, shows Facebook's code in your dashboard, and refunds you automatically if no SMS arrives. Keep all conversations inside Messenger, where Facebook can see them.
1,860,828 Facebook Marketplace numbers in stock · from $0.24
Marketplace doesn't have its own phone check; it uses your Facebook account. If Facebook asks you to confirm a number before you can buy or sell, choose Facebook Marketplace in Noir SMS, rent a US, Canada or UK number, and copy the code from your dashboard. If no SMS arrives within 20 minutes, you're refunded. Never send any verification code to a buyer or seller.
One number, one Facebook Marketplace verification. Pay only for what you use.
Prices captured on November 12, 2026. Prices and stock change with demand; the live price is always shown in your dashboard before you buy. Not charged if no SMS arrives.
In Noir SMS, select Facebook Marketplace, pick the United States, Canada or the United Kingdom, and buy the number. It's reserved for 20 minutes.
When Facebook asks for a mobile number, at sign-up or before you can use Marketplace, enter it with the matching country code and request the code.
Type the code from your dashboard. Then open Marketplace, set your location, and post or browse listings.
A common Marketplace scam is a buyer asking you to read back a code they say proves you're real. It's usually a code to set up a Google Voice or other account in your name. No genuine buyer needs it.
Talk through Messenger rather than texting, and be careful with buyers who overpay, push for shipping-only sales, or send payment links. Meet in a public place for local pickups.
Facebook may restrict Marketplace on very new accounts or ones that look unusual. A verified phone helps, but a complete profile and normal activity matter too.
Marketplace uses your Facebook account, and Facebook may ask for phone confirmation when you create the account or before giving access to some features. It isn't always required. If it is, a Noir SMS number can receive the code.
No, not by default. Marketplace conversations happen in Messenger. Your number is only shared if you give it out, which you shouldn't need to do. A separate verification number also keeps your personal number off the account entirely.
Don't send it. This is a well-known scam: the code is usually for an account the scammer is creating with your number, often Google Voice. Block the person, report the conversation in Messenger, and never share any verification code.
Both receive Facebook's verification code. Choose Facebook Marketplace if that's what you're setting up for. Each purchase covers one verification, and if no SMS arrives in 20 minutes, you're refunded.
Yes, for your own Facebook account and within Meta's Commerce Policies. Noir SMS may only be used for your own legitimate accounts. Fake listings, scams, multiple seller accounts and getting around a Marketplace ban are prohibited.
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Create a free account, add funds from $5 and receive your Facebook Marketplace verification code in under a minute.
Noir SMS is not affiliated with Facebook Marketplace. Facebook Marketplace is a trademark of its respective owner. Use virtual numbers only to verify your own accounts and in line with Facebook Marketplace's terms of service.