Pick Mail.ru and a country
In Noir SMS, search Mail.ru and choose a country in stock.
Mail.ru Mail is a long-running free email service, now part of VK, and its accounts also connect to other VK services. Creating a mailbox typically involves confirming a phone number. A temporary mobile number can receive the code if you'd rather not share your own, but email is the backbone of account recovery everywhere else, so plan how you'll get back in.
703,409 Mail.ru numbers in stock · from $0.15
Mail.ru, one of the biggest email services in Russia and the CIS, usually asks for a phone number at sign-up or for security, and logins can go through VK ID. A Noir SMS number can usually receive the SMS: choose Mail.ru, pick a country in stock and copy the code. An email inbox is something you'll want for years, so add a recovery method you control and don't rely on the temporary number.
One number, one Mail.ru 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, search Mail.ru and choose a country in stock.
Choose the country code, enter the number and request the SMS.
Paste the code. Set a strong password and add a backup method in security settings.
If you use this mailbox to sign up elsewhere, losing it can cascade. Don't leave it tied only to a recycled number.
Mail.ru can sign you in through VK ID, which also relies on your phone. Keep both secure.
Using temporary numbers to create many mailboxes is prohibited on Noir SMS and against Mail.ru's rules.
Usually, at sign-up or for security. It uses the number for recovery.
Usually, yes. If one is rejected, cancel after 2 minutes for a refund.
They're both part of VK, and Mail.ru can sign in through VK ID.
No SMS in 20 minutes means an automatic refund.
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Create a free account, add funds from $5 and receive your Mail.ru verification code in under a minute.
Noir SMS is not affiliated with Mail.ru. Mail.ru is a trademark of its respective owner. Use virtual numbers only to verify your own accounts and in line with Mail.ru's terms of service.