Uber number from Canada (virtual) (+1)

Yes, you can get a Canada (virtual) number for Uber here: $0.01, with 14,087 numbers in stock right now. Create an account, take the number and paste it into Uber; the code shows up on the site. No code in 20 minutes means the money goes back.

How it works

Check the priceIt is in the box below, for this app and country.
Create an accountTop up and take the number in one step.
Get the codePaste the number into Uber; the SMS shows up on the site.

No subscription
No code in 20 min → money back to your balance
Not resold for the same app

A Canada (virtual) number from an app instead?

Some apps do sell Canada (virtual) numbers, but on a monthly plan, and they say codes are not guaranteed: Hushed writes that its numbers are “NOT guaranteed to work with third-party verification”. Here you pay $0.01 once for one Uber sign-up, and if the code does not come, the money goes back.

Sources: Hushed, TextNow, TextFree.

Before you pay

Is this a scam? Will I lose my money?

You pay $0.01 for one number, with no subscription. If no code arrives within 20 minutes, the money goes back to your balance automatically, so a failed attempt costs time, not money.

What if Uber rejects the Canada (virtual) number?

Cancel it and take another Canada (virtual) number. The money for the rejected number returns to your balance.

Will someone else use this number for Uber?

No. After you get your code, the number is not sold again for Uber. A carrier can still reissue an old number, which nobody can check in advance. If the app rejects it, cancel the number before a code arrives and the money goes back to your balance.

Can I call or text from it?

No. The number only receives SMS, which is what the sign-up code needs.

Canada (virtual) phone number format

Canada (virtual) mobile numbers look like +1 50X-XXX-XXXX: the country code +1, then 10 digits. When Uber asks for your phone, pick Canada (virtual) (+1) in its country list and type the digits that follow.