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I need it to be my number and to not be flagged as a bot, so commercial voip is a no go
???
There are a lot of reputable VoIP companies, my employer right now uses them and we never faced a problem. But makes sure it is reputable ;)
And you could also port your number so to all effects it is your number.
I don't know, I still believe it is the easiest way forward. But in the end it is your call
I have heard of situations where companies refuse voip numbers for authentication or critical services, and i can't risk my number getting flagged as it is sadly a critical part of your online identity these days (fucking hate that)
For example, it's impossible to link Zelle to a VoIP number, you can only use email