I am looking for a simple to use VoIP provider that I mainly plan to use for 2FA (when a cell number is required). I know there are checks that sometimes prevent VoIP from being used but I figure it’s worth a shot.
MySudo looks nice but they require Google play services to be installed, VoIP.ms looks nice too but I’ve had a hard time getting a hold of anyone there to help with activating my account.
Anyone have any recommendations?
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I’ve been using Anveo for a little over 12 years. I haven’t had to touch it after I got the flow set up the way I like, other than paying the bill (it’s prepaid). Works well for me. I use it for actual calls, but it has SMS support that I forward to my cell phone just in case someone texts the Anveo number. (I use it with an ATA and a DECT cordless phone)