oldernotwiser Posted August 25 Posted August 25 Tried to Register at a few casinos recently and because I do not own a mobile phone (I hate them) they will not accept Registration. So very annoying. Quote
Afi4wins Posted August 25 Posted August 25 2 hours ago, oldernotwiser said: Tried to Register at a few casinos recently and because I do not own a mobile phone (I hate them) they will not accept Registration. So very annoying. @oldernotwiser You don't need a smartphone to play or register at online casinos - simply register using a browser on a pc or laptop, that should work. Maybe you're not trying at the right casinos - crypto casinos usually require mobile transactions so look for normal fiat currency casinos instead. Quote
oldernotwiser Posted August 25 Author Posted August 25 I'm already with Mr Vegas and Videoslots, have been for years. I wanted to try a couple of others - Los Vegas and I forget the other, may have been Betfair. As soon as I entered my ordinary phone number I couldn't proceed because the number was 'not recognised'. Quote
Flatzem888 Posted August 25 Posted August 25 7 minutes ago, oldernotwiser said: I'm already with Mr Vegas and Videoslots, have been for years. I wanted to try a couple of others - Los Vegas and I forget the other, may have been Betfair. As soon as I entered my ordinary phone number I couldn't proceed because the number was 'not recognised'. you can ask a family member or friend to use their mobile number. Quote
Afi4wins Posted August 25 Posted August 25 1 hour ago, oldernotwiser said: I'm already with Mr Vegas and Videoslots, have been for years. I wanted to try a couple of others - Los Vegas and I forget the other, may have been Betfair. As soon as I entered my ordinary phone number I couldn't proceed because the number was 'not recognised'. If you can still use your old phone to make calls, that could mean the area code has changed - find out what's the new code is then use it before your number. Quote
oldernotwiser Posted August 25 Author Posted August 25 Using someone else's mobile phone number and then the Casino send them a text. Not a good idea. Quote
Maiwen Posted Thursday at 08:01 AM Posted Thursday at 08:01 AM Getting a phone number isn't that complicated. If you don't have a personal phone number, you can use the number of a trusted friend. It is rare for a casino to contact you by phone. most online casinos communicate with players via email. Quote
Maddison Dwyer Posted Thursday at 10:54 AM Posted Thursday at 10:54 AM I’d avoid borrowing a friend’s number. It solves today’s form and can create a much messier problem when a withdrawal or account recovery triggers an SMS check. Better to ask support, in writing, whether they accept a landline or a non-SMS verification route. If the answer is no, I’d leave it there. cocopop3011 1 Quote
cocopop3011 Posted 31 minutes ago Posted 31 minutes ago On 8/27/2026 at 11:54 AM, Maddison Dwyer said: I’d avoid borrowing a friend’s number. It solves today’s form and can create a much messier problem when a withdrawal or account recovery triggers an SMS check. Better to ask support, in writing, whether they accept a landline or a non-SMS verification route. If the answer is no, I’d leave it there. Great advice! Quote
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