SMSPool is an online virtual phone number rental service in any country after successfully creating an SMSPool account . The SMSPool phone number rental service is becoming extremely useful in recent days when it helps Vietnamese users successfully "overcome the barrier" to use the AI chat tool - ChatGPT .
Also SMSPool is a temporary SMS provider that gives you temporary phone numbers for less trustworthy sites or those who are not interested in owning a sim card. Thanks to this you can keep your identity hidden and prevent spam calls or any possibility of ending up in the spam list. Below WebTech360 will guide you how to quickly create an SMSPool account with a few very simple steps.
How to register for an SMSPool account
Step 1:
Visit SMSPool's homepage: https://www.smspool.net/.
Step 2:
At the main interface of SMSPool, click Register to register a new account.
Main interface of SMSPool
The Register window appears, where you need to enter the information required by the service provider, including:
The special thing that SMSPool brings is that email is not required, because email is only used if you want to reset your password. Otherwise, users can ignore this field.
Enter account information and password to register for SMSPool
Select Accept Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
Then click Register to complete.
Enter email and agree to the terms
As soon as you complete the registration, you will be transferred to the Login screen, enter the account and password registered above to start using SMSPool's services.
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