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Philippines phone number for Microsoft verification
Get a temporary Philippines number, enter it in Microsoft and read the verification code here. You pay only when the SMS arrives; cancel before then and the hold is released.
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Success rate = the share of recent numbers that received an SMS: the last 24 hours across our network, plus our own customers’ results over the last 30 days.
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- Service
- Microsoft
- Country
- Philippines
- Price
- $0.08
- Success (24 h)
- New
- In stock
- 106,890
The price is held from your balance and charged only when an SMS arrives. No SMS, no charge.
- $0.08Price per number
- 106,890Numbers in stock
- No data yetSuccess rate (24 h)
- +63Country code
How Philippines compares for Microsoft
At $0.08, Philippines is the cheapest of 104 countries with Microsoft numbers in stock right now (prices from $0.08 to $40.00).
Other countries in stock
- Uzbekistan566,113 numbers$0.08Same price
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- Indonesia112,246 numbers$0.08Same price
- Kazakhstan89,117 numbers$0.08Same price
- Kyrgyzstan76,897 numbers$0.08Same price
- Pakistan47,530 numbers$0.08Same price
- Tajikistan25,919 numbers$0.08Same price
- Egypt9,762 numbers$0.08Same price
Other services with Philippines numbers
- Google51,410 numbers$0.16
- Telegram117,246 numbers$2.20
- WhatsApp191,462 numbers$1.92
- Instagram81,080 numbers$0.40
- Facebook250,450 numbers$0.76
- TikTok167,814 numbers$0.14
- Discord105,677 numbers$0.08
- X (Twitter)119,138 numbers$0.24
About Philippines numbers
The Philippines uses the +63 calling code, and its capital is Manila.
Microsoft with a Philippines number: FAQ
How much does a Philippines number for Microsoft cost?
Right now $0.08 per activation, with 106,890 numbers in stock. The price is held from your wallet when you buy and charged only if the Microsoft SMS arrives; otherwise the hold is released.
Which country code will the number have?
Philippines numbers start with +63. When Microsoft asks for your phone number, choose Philippines as the country and enter the rest of the number exactly as shown on your number’s page.
Does this work for Outlook and Hotmail?
Yes. Outlook.com and Hotmail addresses are Microsoft accounts, so the same verification step applies.
Microsoft shows a puzzle instead of sending an SMS. Why?
Microsoft sometimes uses an on-screen challenge instead of a text. If no SMS is requested, cancel the number before any SMS arrives and you won't be charged.
How do I remove the phone number later?
Sign in at account.microsoft.com, open Security and manage your sign-in methods to replace or remove the number.