An AI service wants a phone number: what we do and do not do

We do not supply phone numbers, and we do not register accounts. A subscription here attaches to an account that already signs in.

The plain answer first: a phone-verification step belongs to the vendor, and this shop has no role in it. We do not sell or supply phone numbers, we do not provide SMS-receiving services, and we do not create accounts for customers. What we do is apply a one-month subscription to an account that already exists and already signs in, paid in crypto.

Where the phone request comes from

Sign-up flows and occasional security checks ask for a number, and the conditions under which they ask vary by region, by product surface and by what the account has been doing. We do not have the vendor's rules and will not guess them aloud. What is observable is the shape: the request appears at registration, or later when something about the account looks unfamiliar, and it is answered by whoever controls the account.

Why buying a number is a bad trade

• A number rented from a third party is very often a number many other people have already used, which is not a clean start for an account you intend to keep.
• Recovery is the real problem. If the number is the route back into the account and you lose access to it, the account goes with it, and no reseller can help you recover something whose verification channel you no longer control.
• It puts an unexplainable object under the account. That is the kind of detail a later review looks at, and we cannot promise what comes of it.

We will not help you source one, and we would not recommend buying one from anyone else either. If you already went that route and the account is now in a strange state, say so plainly before ordering; a wrong assumption on our side is worse than an awkward confession on yours.

What an activation actually needs

Not a phone number, and not a login. On the Claude side the input is the Organization ID, found under Settings then Account, starting with org_. On the ChatGPT side it is the session token from chatgpt.com/api/auth/session, which expires on its own and is not a password. We never ask for a password, a 2FA code or a recovery code, and an API key beginning with sk- is a different credential that opens nothing.

That means the practical test before ordering is simple: can you sign in and open the account page. If yes, the phone question is behind you and the only remaining question is how the money moves. If you cannot reach Settings at all, an activation cannot help, and we will not take the order.

What the money side looks like

Crypto only: USDT and USDC plus native TRX, SOL and TON across eight networks. One invoice, one network, one exact amount, network fee paid by the sender. ChatGPT Plus is 95 CNY, about 13 euro; Claude Pro is 105 CNY, about 14 euro; Claude Max 5x is 523 CNY and Max 20x is 1047. There is no card field and no bank transfer, so nothing about your phone, your carrier or your billing address enters the purchase.

Payment itself is not instant in the sense people assume: a person applies the plan after the transfer matches, and the step people skip is submitting the account identifier. That is on the activation page, along with what to do if an activation fails. The identifier walkthrough is where the Organization ID lives, and the order sequence is in what happens after you order.

Common questions

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