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Simverified (simverified.com) has 2 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 1.0 out of 5.
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jia Z.
simverified is a fraudulent website. I cannot make purchases even after I have topped up my account. The customer service staff directed me to use prolinesim.com. The account balance is not universal and they also asked me to top up my account. The website is very crude and is also a fraudulent website.
Stan van E.
___Simverified.com is a service that also provides temporary numbers to stay anonymous in the part where you have to verify through your phone-number___ X 1) However you have to register an account at them first... X 2) As I will show you next, how a company acts and secures it's services... - Tells you also everything about how you should act and react around them. - What/which you should and shouldn't use of them. Because of my experiences: during corona, it's aftermath worldwide, with `Google Account` how much it actually knows. And how EVERY SINGLE GOOGLE SERVICE (same for Apple) offers a different information source AND insight about our daily doings and long-term behavior... I from than on always double check what I get into! ___So here's my conversation with simverified.com:___ (Me:) Dear madam/sir, What account details are needed to register with you? (Me:) Do i need to walk through any KYC? (Simverified:) No kyc (Additional Note: see how they leave the answer on my first question out.) (Me:) And do you also have regular 06-phonenumbers for the netherlands? (Simverified:) Y (Me:) And as last, can I protect my account with 2FA? (Simverified:) N (Me:) Do you provide any other additional account security? (Simverified:) No (Me:) Is there a specific reason for that? (Me:) (Maybe i'm overlooking something) (Simverified:) No (Additional Note: notice how short all answers are!) (Me:) I mean, not that it makes much sense to have 2FA if one just would easly hand over data to goverments without any hesitation... (Me:) But, okay, I know enough, not having the 2FA part or second security option is a engagement-killer for me.. Thanks for your time! (Simverified:) Get lost (Me:) Ohhh your reactions says everything! You are just a simple person trying to earn money, with little knowledge about what he/she does and how things work... (Which is not the worsest thing perse, however...) (Me:) With such low security, little effort and low morals. I might even question what you do with all others people data! (Me:) On top of that you have mediocre morals at max, probably even less... You and your service are as untrustworthy as that what you're users are trying to circumvent... (Me:) With such low morals and effort, I also DO question how you got the software, to provide workarounds, for forced phone-number verification services... (Me:) You *peep*! And are probably easy hackable! Glad I talked to you before I subscribed to you! (Me:) Hell, you might already even BE hacked, without you knowing it! ___Addition notes:___ A) Nowadays, with current technologies, Bitcoins are no-longer anonymous B1) The way verification messages are structured, the used words, the language they are in. All can be used to narrow down which company sent the sms-verification... B2) But also at which companies you are probably registered! C) Every single service/company you have to register to, provide an extra breach/possibility in your privacy AND security.
