Posted on 06/11/26 03:35 am
MocoSpace asks for a phone number to confirm you are a real person and to protect your account. A real mobile number works best; many internet (VoIP) numbers are refused. Here is how it works and what to do when the code does not come.
You may be asked when you sign up, sign in on a new device, or change account details. Dating apps confirm phone numbers to reduce fake profiles and spam. MocoSpace is a chat and social community; it may confirm a phone number to cut spam.
| Number type | Example | Usually accepted by MocoSpace |
|---|---|---|
| Your own mobile number | The SIM in your phone | Yes |
| Non-VoIP number | A carrier mobile line used once for you | Yes, in most cases |
| VoIP number | Numbers from calling apps | Often refused |
| Public free number | Receive-SMS websites | Rarely; shared with everyone |
| Landline | Home or office phone | Only if a voice-call code is offered |
A second number that you control can receive MocoSpace's code if it is a real mobile line. Avoid free public numbers: everyone can read them, and MocoSpace has usually seen them before.
Dating apps confirm phone numbers to reduce fake profiles and spam.
Non-VoIP mobile numbers usually work; numbers from internet calling apps are often refused.
Usually not: most apps allow a number on one account at a time.
Wait a few hours, then request one code.
Often, when you sign in on a new device or change account details. Keep the number, or add email and an authenticator app.
Only for a quick test. Anyone can read the code, and popular apps usually refuse those numbers.
Related: MocoSpace account recovery · verification code not received on any app.
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