2nd Phone Number: Text & Call

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Permissions Required

This app may request the following permissions:

• retrieve running apps
• read your own contact card
• read your contacts
• modify your contacts
• approximate location (network-based)
• precise location (GPS and network-based)
• directly call phone numbers
• read phone status and identity
• read the contents of your USB storage
• modify or delete the contents of your USB storage
• take pictures and videos
• record audio
• view Wi-Fi connections
• view network connections
• pair with Bluetooth devices
• send sticky broadcast
• change network connectivity
• connect and disconnect from Wi-Fi
• disable your screen lock
• expand/collapse status bar
• control flashlight
• full network access
• change your audio settings
• read sync settings
• draw over other apps
• use accounts on the device
• control vibration
• prevent device from sleeping
• install shortcuts
• uninstall shortcuts
• read Google service configuration
• read Home settings and shortcuts
• write Home settings and shortcuts
• receive data from Internet

Recent Reviews

William Walker

1.0★

I wish I could give zero stars. After years using the service they have made several changes that are ridiculous and malicious. They used to charge $9.99 a month, then jumped to $25 a month. Now they charge $25 a year and use credits to renew every month. When credits were insufficient one month, they allowed my number to expire. Then I bought more credits, but in order to get the number back, they wanted to charge me another $25! I still have 6 months left on this supposed year plan.

A Google user

4.0★

This either used to have a diffrent name for the app or this is the same as another one. Either way this app is really my favorite one of these type of additional phone number apps. The ways to get free credits are fair and simple as well as generous. It is also not frustratingly full of rediculous ads popping up at every touch of the screen. In fact if it is popping up on you it is actually trying to give you free credits instead of talking you out of your money. Overall this is a refreshingly diffrent, non aggressive approach from an app making it a top pick for my discreet side-chat needs try it out!!

Jason Stott

2.0★

It works like this: you make a call. One credit goes to connecting you. From there it's .5 credits/minute. If you want more credit, you either watch ads, or you download apps. This wouldn't be a problem, if it actually worked. I installed a solitaire app for 987 credits, which I never received. On top of that, credits will go missing. In just one day, 13 credits just vanished. Never made a single call. Just gone. I would seriously reconsider installing this.

A Google user

2.0★

This is a paid service which is no different than the FREE Talkatone app! Both apps are from this same company. When I foolishly "subscribed" in order to get the "free trial" I realized this was not for me. I contacted "support" and said I wanted to cancel immediately, but he said there were no refunds (It was still during the trial period). I deleted the app but was charged $2.99 + tax from Google. I had no way of knowing that to cancel, one had to first find "subscriptions" on Google Play and then cancel from THERE (not on the app). These apps do their best to make it difficult to figure how to cancel during the trial period (the agent could have instructed me how to cancel, but chose instead to lie). I have asked Paypal to dispute the charge since I never used the service and the charge was reported within 3 days of the start of the billing period.

plant.biogeography

1.0★

Update: I reduced this to one star due to pics no longer displayed. I pay $8.99 for the Unlimited calling plan for USA and Canada. The good: The app works fine for calling and SMS, and the number enables me to receive calls and texts from the US while abroad. The app can run through MEmu Android emulator. The bad: The company has hit-or-miss customer service at best. Moreover, even with a paid plan, you still have to buy or earn credits for MMS. So, it's very high priced.

A Google user

1.0★

To get a number you've to get credits. They offer you buying credits or register yourself on pages and questionnaires etc etc... I did approx 6 of those, only 1 (!) paid those credits. For the others you have to file a complaint via email, which takes a few days and then you'll get asked to make a screenshot of your questionnaire, and send other information. This all to save around 4 or 5 Euros and this again all to get an advertised FREE second number. The only page that worked as intended was TUI, where I received their credits after 17 minutes. They also offer Watch videos to get credits, that wasnt even opening: What I also recognized was the rising credit price for a phone number. When I checked first (I wanted an UK number), the price was 42 credits. Now when I check the price for a UK number is 100 credits... Yes... not working for me. I will get myself a regular prepaid card from a discounter for 10 Euros, that will work for a year and all I have to do is change the sim card, thats overall time saving, nerve and money saving. And I once thought virtual stuff works faster, lol.