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Buy a Virtual Number to Create an Apple ID

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Important Note: To successfully create an Apple ID, it’s best to use a valid virtual number. By buying a virtual number for Apple ID from HidSim, you increase your chances of receiving the verification code. Apple is strict about suspicious activities and fake numbers.

Steps to Buy a Virtual Number and Create an Apple ID:

  • 1. Enable your VPN and select the country that matches your purchased number (e.g., US or Canada).
  • 2. Visit HidSim and buy a number from the "Apple Numbers" section.
  • 3. Go to Apple’s official website and open the Apple ID registration form.
  • 4. Enter the virtual number and wait for the verification code.
  • 5. Retrieve the code from your HidSim dashboard and enter it on Apple's site.

Common Issues When Using Virtual Numbers on Apple:

  • • Verification code not received (cancel and buy a new number).
  • • Security warnings if Apple flags the number as blocked.
  • • Logging into multiple Apple IDs on the same device can lead to account blocks.

Security Tips After Creating Your Apple ID:

  • • Enable Two-Factor Authentication (2FA).
  • • Add a real recovery email.
  • • Use a secure device for the first login.
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FAQ

Quick answers about buying numbers, receiving codes, refunds, and how long activations stay open.

You can top up your balance using cryptocurrency or Visa cards. Additionally, you can install our app from the App Store or Google Play and purchase coin packages directly within the app. Once topped up, select the service and country you want, then purchase virtual numbers with your coins.
If you don’t receive a code on your number, there could be multiple reasons, such as network issues or the sending service’s delay. In this case, you can cancel the activation and retry with a new number; the funds will be automatically refunded to your balance. Using a VPN or proxy from the country of the number might help improve delivery success.
When you purchase a number, you hold it for about 15 to 20 minutes, depending on its supplier; the number's card counts down the time left. During this period, enter the number into the desired service. HidSim will monitor for the incoming code and display it on the number's card in My Numbers. Once the code arrives, the order is complete. Some numbers can receive another code before their time runs out: their card then shows Request another code.
Your number may be blocked due to usage patterns, IP address issues, or being flagged as robotic. To avoid this, use a realistic name and profile picture, engage in genuine conversations, avoid acquiring numbers too quickly, and consider using a VPN that matches the service’s country.
For your first login in Telegram, avoid using laptops or tablets. Use a mobile phone to create your account initially. After your first Sign-up is completed, you can move your account to any other devices you prefer.
Often, yes. When the number's supplier allows another SMS on it, the number's card in My Numbers shows Request another code once the first code has arrived, until the number's time runs out. It is free: tap it, then ask the service to send its code again. The number waits up to 10 more minutes, and the new code appears on the same card. If the button is not there, this number cannot receive another code, and you need a new number. A number that has received a code is not refunded, even if no second code arrives.
If you have tried several times and no SMS verification code arrives, press Refund on the number's card once it unlocks (5 minutes after you buy the number), or let it expire and it is refunded automatically, then try a new number; if codes still do not arrive, choose another country. Delivery can be affected by the sending service, regional routing, carrier/provider restrictions, or temporary network delays. If the problem continues, create a support ticket and include the service name, the country, the number you bought and the approximate time you tried so our team can check the issue.
Purchasing credits through Telegram is a simple two-step process:
  1. You purchase Stars via the official @PremiumBot in Telegram using your card (or Google Pay, Apple Pay, or other supported methods).
  2. You use those Stars to pay our bot and complete the HidSim credit purchase.

Step 1: Create the order on HidSim
Open the purchase page, choose your package, and select Pay with Telegram Stars. This generates a Telegram invoice link for your order.
Select Telegram Stars on HidSimCreate Telegram Stars order
Step 2: Buy Stars in Telegram
In Telegram, buy the required Stars using your preferred payment method. If you already have enough Stars, you can skip this step.
Buy Stars in Telegram appTelegram Stars payment options
Step 3: Pay our bot with Stars
Return to the invoice and confirm payment. This step is required to finalize the order and credit your HidSim balance.
Confirm Stars payment to bot
Tips
  1. If your credits are not added, open Telegram settings and check My Stars to verify whether the Stars purchase completed and whether the Stars payment to our bot was confirmed.
  2. If card payment fails, try Apple Pay / Google Pay in the Telegram mobile app, or retry from Telegram Web.
  3. Telegram Stars purchases can appear more expensive than the base website price in some regions. This difference is caused by Telegram channel/payment fees (see Telegram's official Stars documentation), not an extra HidSim charge.

This payment method does not auto-renew. If credits still do not appear, please contact support by email.
HidSim numbers are temporary and intended for one-time SMS verification only. We do not recommend using them for permanent services such as Apple ID or other accounts you may need to access again later. If Apple asks for a phone number that will stay connected to your account, use a personal or long-term number from the correct country instead of a temporary HidSim number.
Sort products by Quality High To Low first, and when you compare similar quality options, prefer Price High To Low. Very low-priced numbers can be more likely to come from overused or spam-flagged ranges, which may reduce the chance of receiving an OTP. If a code does not arrive, cancel the activation for a refund and try another higher-quality option.