Get a phone number for LinkedIn verification
Get a number, enter it in LinkedIn, and the code shows up on this site as soon as the SMS reaches us. Each number is $1, paid from your balance. If no SMS arrives within 20 minutes, the money goes back to your balance.
How it works for LinkedIn
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Get a number
Keep Best available or pick a country. The number appears on screen as soon as it’s paid from your balance.
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Enter it in LinkedIn
Paste the number where LinkedIn asks for your phone number, and ask it to send the code.
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Copy your code
The code shows up on the order page when the SMS reaches us. No SMS within 20 minutes? The money goes back to your balance.
Good to know for LinkedIn
LinkedIn may ask for a phone number when you join, or when it wants to confirm that an account is really yours.
- Add an email you check, and turn on two-step verification with an authenticator app under Settings, then Sign in & security.
Questions about LinkedIn numbers
What if the LinkedIn code doesn’t arrive?
Give it a minute, then ask LinkedIn to send the code again. If no SMS reaches the number within 20 minutes, the order is refunded to your balance automatically, and you can try another country.
Will LinkedIn accept the number?
Most apps accept our numbers, but no app accepts every number. If LinkedIn rejects one, cancel the order before an SMS arrives and the money goes back to your balance.
Can I use the number again later?
No. The number receives codes only while its 20-minute window is open. Once you’re in, add an email or an authenticator app to your LinkedIn account, so you can still sign in later.
Which country should I choose?
Keep Best available unless LinkedIn needs a number from a particular country. It picks the country most likely to deliver for LinkedIn.
More answers are in Help. To keep your LinkedIn account after the number’s window, see our guide.