Your work line for U.S. clients. Separate from your personal phone.
Freelance marketplaces and job sites use your phone number to secure your account, and recruiters use it to reach you. Give them a U.S. mobile number you answer from your browser.
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Why freelance and job platforms check your phone
Your freelance profile is where you get paid, so platforms protect it with sign-in codes and ask again before sensitive changes like a new payout method. Job sites use the number so employers can text or call about an interview. In both cases the line type is often checked, and VoIP numbers are commonly turned away. TwinNumber numbers are registered as mobile.
Tips
- 01
Protect your payouts
Add your TwinNumber and turn on two-step verification on the account that holds your earnings. Codes for sign-ins and payout changes then arrive in one inbox you can open from any browser.
- 02
Mind the time zone
A recruiter in New York may call during your evening. Forward calls to your own phone, or check the email copy of missed calls in the morning.
- 03
One professional number
Put the same number on your résumé, invoices and email signature, so clients and recruiters always reach your work line, never your personal one.
Questions
Can I take calls from U.S. recruiters?
Yes. Answer in your browser or forward calls to your own phone. You can also call back from the same number.
I travel a lot. Will my codes still arrive?
Yes. Your TwinNumber works over any internet connection, so sign-in codes follow you from one country to the next without changing SIM cards.
Does a U.S. number change which country my account is in?
No. The number is for contact and security codes. Your profile details, tax information and identity checks still need to be accurate and your own.
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