It appears there are ways.
I realized that Aol and Yahoo email requires mobile number verification and sadly I don't have my own mobile number. Is there other free email sites without mobile number verification? Note that I'm aware of.
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Free email site without mobile number verification?
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It appears there are ways.
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You should be able to use that to set up a free email account. Then use that email account for verification on other free email accounts you set up to insure you don't get a lot of spam on the first email account. Just because they ask for it doesn't mean you MUST supply a mobile number.
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I only want to know which email site that requires without mobile verification and for free and don't know I can do any better
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then you could get an email only account with some of the many hosting services and use that without requiring a mobile number. It's not "free" however.
https://www.godaddy.com/help/get-started-with-domains-19331
You buy a domain. They usually come with a free email account.
https://www.godaddy.com/domains/domain-name-search
If you want more
https://www.godaddy.com/email
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I've never shared my mobile phone number with them, just used an alternate email account for verification purposes.
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email address. it's for you protection they will contact you anytime your PW is changed and ask if it was really you that changed the PW.
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I've used the free version of Netzero email for years as a backup/throw-away email service. I don't remember ever having to use a mobile telephone number to sign up. The link is below:
https://store.netzero.net/account/showAllServices.do?type=email
Hope this helps.
Grif
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