Rent a Facebook number
Choose Facebook in Noir SMS and pick a US, Canadian or UK number.
Facebook asks for a mobile number or email when you sign up, and it may request phone confirmation later if it sees unusual activity on your account. The text typically reads like FB-12345 is your confirmation code, and you enter the code where Facebook asks for it. Noir SMS rents you a carrier mobile number for 20 minutes and shows that message in your dashboard as soon as it arrives. Facebook also uses your number for login alerts and password resets, so set up a recovery method you'll still control after the rental ends.
Yes. Facebook accepts a mobile number for sign-up and for confirming an account, and sends a confirmation code by SMS. Rent a US, Canada or UK number for Facebook on Noir SMS, enter it in the sign-up form or checkpoint, and copy the code from your dashboard. If no SMS arrives within 20 minutes, the charge is refunded to your balance.
One number, one Facebook verification. Pay only for what you use.
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Choose Facebook in Noir SMS and pick a US, Canadian or UK number.
On the sign-up form, enter the mobile number instead of an email; on a checkpoint, enter it when asked to confirm. Include the correct country code.
Type the code from the SMS in your dashboard into the confirmation box. Then add and confirm an email address in Accounts Center.
Facebook requires the name you use in everyday life and may ask for a photo ID or video selfie to resolve some checkpoints. A virtual number won't bypass those checks, and it isn't meant to.
Password resets and login codes can go to your phone. Add an email and turn on two-factor authentication with an authentication app in Accounts Center > Password and security, so you never depend on the rented number.
Messenger signs in with your Facebook account, so it doesn't need its own number. Accounts Center may also link the same number to Instagram if you connect both of your profiles there.
Yes. Facebook's sign-up form accepts a mobile number, and Noir SMS numbers come from mobile carriers, so the confirmation SMS usually arrives in your dashboard. If Facebook doesn't send the code, cancel for a refund. You still need to follow Facebook's rules, including using your real name and keeping one personal account.
It's usually a short SMS such as FB-12345 is your Facebook confirmation code. Enter the code in the box Facebook shows, typically just the digits. Login codes and password reset codes have different wording but come from Facebook as well, and they all appear in your Noir SMS dashboard while the number is active.
Facebook locks accounts after suspicious logins, sudden bursts of activity, or reports from other users. A phone code confirms you control the account. If Facebook asks for an ID or a video selfie instead, follow those steps; a phone number alone won't unlock an account that needs identity confirmation.
A Noir SMS rental is for one service, so the Facebook number receives Facebook's codes. If Instagram also asks for phone confirmation, rent a number for Instagram, or link your accounts in Accounts Center and manage contact details there. Either way, replace rented numbers with your own if the accounts matter long term.
Facebook doesn't ban numbers you rent, but its terms prohibit fake accounts, multiple personal accounts and impersonation. Noir SMS likewise forbids fraud, spam, bulk creation and getting around bans. Use a rented number for your own single profile, and switch to a number you keep if you'll use the account for years.
Create a free account, add funds from $5 and receive your Facebook verification code in under a minute.
Noir SMS is not affiliated with Facebook. Facebook is a trademark of its respective owner. Use virtual numbers only to verify your own accounts and in line with Facebook's terms of service.