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How to Create a Gmail Email! Grrrrr!

by Mkcoy Banned
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Hello. So I am trying to create a Gmail account to have a Gmail email account and a +1 profile.

However, it keeps asking me for a bloody phone validation.

I cannot do this on my phone as I've already done it.

Besides I don't want to turn my phone on today for private reasons.

Anyway, how the hell can you get around it?

I'm not creating accounts for the purpose of spamming.

I've tried all the usual sites, k7, pinger etc etc but no dice.

Tried clearing all my cache/cookies etc and changing my IP.

Still same thing. Wants phone validation....

Anyone know how to get around it?
#create #email #gmail #grrrrr
  • Profile picture of the author bwh1
    Short answer - NO.

    No phone - no account.

    Turn the damn thing on for 10 minutes and when you are done turn it off. Won't take more then that.

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    Originally Posted by Mkcoy View Post

    Hello. So I am trying to create a Gmail account to have a Gmail email account and a +1 profile.

    However, it keeps asking me for a bloody phone validation.

    I cannot do this on my phone as I've already done it.

    Besides I don't want to turn my phone on today for private reasons.

    Anyway, how the hell can you get around it?

    I'm not creating accounts for the purpose of spamming.

    I've tried all the usual sites, k7, pinger etc etc but no dice.

    Tried clearing all my cache/cookies etc and changing my IP.

    Still same thing. Wants phone validation....

    Anyone know how to get around it?
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  • Profile picture of the author Marc Rodill
    I dunno. I have a ton of Gmail accounts and never verified any of them. I just say, No thanks? Maybe they've singled you out!
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    • Profile picture of the author bwh1
      Originally Posted by Marc Rodill View Post

      I dunno. I have a ton of Gmail accounts and never verified any of them. I just say, No thanks? Maybe they've singled you out!
      Are there different treatments by Google?

      I had to verify ALL accounts at setup.

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  • Profile picture of the author Marc Rodill
    It's possible. I just created a new email account about a week ago. And they created me a Google+ account against my will! (Not big on social media).

    But they do ask me to verify my accounts. But I just skip it. It's an option, but if it's not just an option for you, maybe it's 'cause you're not US based?

    Idk

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  • Profile picture of the author PROmotions LLC
    I have a few GMail accounts too and never "had" to put in a phone number it was always optional.
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    • Profile picture of the author David Burnett
      Ya I've never HAD to put my phone number in I remember an option to skip it but maybe they changed it.

      Hope this helps.

      Best Regards,

      David
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  • Profile picture of the author thedanbrown
    Ya if you want to make a gmail and + account you need to use your phone... or use a buddies
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  • Profile picture of the author Mkcoy
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    Yeah I'm in UK.

    @ bwh1 as said, I've used my number before so its not an option anyway.

    What are some working disposable phone number sites that work with Gmail?
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  • Profile picture of the author Jeremy Bratcher
    Sign up for Google voice with your current Google account and route your new phone number to your old one.

    THEN sign up for a 2nd gmail and do the phone validation.

    The verification code will be sent right to your phone and inbox.
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  • Profile picture of the author Mkcoy
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    Where and how I do that? route your new phone number to your old one

    How can I sign up for a 2nd Gmail account if I'm already logged into my own one?
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  • Profile picture of the author RogueOne
    I've used my number before so its not an option anyway.
    I've used the same phone for numerous accounts. Sometimes it's required, other times not. I think it's a random thing.
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    • Profile picture of the author Janice Stacy
      If you are using the same phone number after a few months, it will not be a problem. One phone number can receive 7 texts after that it become blocked for a few months. Also, if you are creating gmail through your PC after a very long time, you might not need phone verification. Regardless USA or any other part of the world, Gmail creating does need phone verification at least 90% of the time.
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      • Profile picture of the author owais211
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        I think this a new rule of Google the phone verification thing.

        If you already used your own number we can say the you had a previous registration that's why your phone number is already now in their database.

        Why don't you use relatives phone number or close friend and notify them ahead that they will receive a verification code.

        If its google then it is impossible to bypass this stage.
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  • Profile picture of the author twister85
    Phone verification is not compulsory while making a Gmail account here, donno about other places but I just skip the step.
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    • Profile picture of the author Lena Williams
      Originally Posted by twister85 View Post

      Phone verification is not compulsory while making a Gmail account here, donno about other places but I just skip the step.
      What are you talking about!!!:confused:
      Is there any skip option available? Can you please provide us a screenshot?
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      • Profile picture of the author twister85
        Originally Posted by Lena Williams View Post

        What are you talking about!!!:confused:
        Is there any skip option available? Can you please provide us a screenshot?


        This shows that PHONE verification is only required if you skip the captcha verification, which is easy. so phone verification is not compulsory in Gmail. ( don't know about other places.
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  • Profile picture of the author TheAdsenseGuy
    Just go to Fiverr. You can order 30 + phone verified gmail accounts. Done.
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  • Profile picture of the author kinyash
    Just buy sim cards and use them to verify your accounts.
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    • Profile picture of the author Mkcoy
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      Originally Posted by kinyash View Post

      Just buy sim cards and use them to verify your accounts.
      Noo thats not counter-productive!

      Spending money just to create a verified gmail account.

      Cor you must be minted.
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  • Profile picture of the author vishwa
    Creating and verifying your Gmail account through Phone does not bother you at all. It is just for security purpose and also for recovery of your password in case you lost or forget it. Google will not make any Call or contact you regarding your account. Just try it without any hesitation.
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    • Profile picture of the author seasoned
      Originally Posted by vishwa View Post

      Creating and verifying your Gmail account through Phone does not bother you at all. It is just for security purpose and also for recovery of your password in case you lost or forget it. Google will not make any Call or contact you regarding your account. Just try it without any hesitation.
      I guess you DON'T KNOW GOOGLE! BTW by FAR the easiest way to validate that a phone number was used, etc... is to store the old one ON THEIR SERVERS! Since Mkcoy cleared the client, and it still won't work, google did that.

      Google is giving SO MUCH data to the government WHY would they not send the phone number?

      Steve
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  • Profile picture of the author Gary Ning Lo
    You can try Fiverr..

    I usually skip this step.. don't know why it's mandatory for you.

    Cheers,

    Gary
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  • Profile picture of the author Chris Broadhurst
    You can use the same phone number multiple times to verify gmail accounts, I have used my mobile number at least 20 times with no issues. As has already been said though, you can usually skip this completely.
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