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Indeed accounts usually start with an email address, and Indeed may text a one-time code to a phone when you sign in, confirm your account or post a job as an employer. The phone number you put on your Indeed resume and applications is a different thing: it's how recruiters and hiring managers reach you, often by phone call for a screening. Noir SMS rents a carrier mobile number for one verification, reserved for 20 minutes, and shows the code in your dashboard. That keeps your personal number out of the sign-up, but your applications need a number you'll answer.
1,318,993 Indeed numbers in stock · from $0.24
A Noir SMS number can receive an Indeed SMS verification code. Choose Indeed, rent a US, UK or Canada number, enter it when Indeed asks and copy the code; no SMS in 20 minutes means a refund. Don't put it on your resume or applications: employers call candidates, and a Noir SMS number can't take calls.
One number, one Indeed 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.
Select Indeed in Noir SMS and pick a US, Canada or UK number that matches the country you're job hunting in.
When Indeed asks for a phone number to verify your account, enter the rented number and choose to get the code by text.
Enter the code from your dashboard. On your resume and in each application, use a number you can answer, or rely on Indeed messages.
Recruiters often phone applicants to set up interviews. A Noir SMS number receives SMS only, can't ring, and is recycled after your verification, so it must never be the contact number on an application.
Fake recruiters may ask you to move to a chat app, pay for equipment or training, or send personal financial details before an offer. Real employers on Indeed don't ask you to pay to get a job.
Use a temporary number only to verify your own account. Fake job postings, posing as an employer or recruiter, or spamming candidates are prohibited by Indeed and by Noir SMS.
You can usually create an Indeed account with email, but Indeed may ask for a phone number to send a verification code, especially for employer accounts or extra sign-in checks. A Noir SMS number can receive that single code.
No. Employers need to call and text you over days or weeks, while a Noir SMS number only receives SMS for 20 minutes and can't take calls. Put a number you own on your resume. If privacy is the worry, rely on Indeed messages until you're comfortable sharing it.
Indeed may use one-time codes sent to your email or phone to confirm it's you. If your account's phone is a rented number, those later codes won't reach you, so keep your email as the main sign-in method or change the phone to your own.
Indeed may refuse some VoIP numbers like Google Voice or TextNow. Noir SMS numbers are carrier mobile numbers, so they usually work. If the code never arrives in 20 minutes, the charge is refunded to your balance automatically.
An employer can use one to receive the code for their own real business account. Using numbers to post fake jobs, impersonate a company or collect applicants' personal information is prohibited by Indeed and by Noir SMS, and such accounts are closed.
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Noir SMS is not affiliated with Indeed. Indeed is a trademark of its respective owner. Use virtual numbers only to verify your own accounts and in line with Indeed's terms of service.