Still use TGX to register—+86 numbers can now receive verification codes, disguised as SMS from 【**Technology】. If you need it, get on board quickly. Those who previously couldn’t log in with an old +86 number can try again too; there’s a chance the payment screen won’t pop up.
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A while ago, I tried two domestic numbers, but neither worked. I registered with a foreign number instead—did it only start working today?
Is your TGX the latest version? The TGX I downloaded from Google Play recently isn’t receiving verification codes.
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Can you send it? Do you dare tie me up?
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Okay, but don’t use 86.
Mine have always worked fine—they can all receive the verification codes. However, they’re all China Unicom; I haven’t tried any others.
Yes, the latest version of tgx on Google Play.
The text message is disguised.
Thanks, legend.
If that doesn’t work, try a different number.
I see. Mobile reception was unavailable for quite a while, but it works now.
Yes, I just tested it: you can log in directly with the email verification code and password.
Mine is registered with a Hong Kong number.
I tried it, and it really works.
It really works.
Why does it keep spinning? What’s going on?
Some people can, while others can’t. Some can request text messages but never receive them.
Uncle Du is being extremely generous.
Every client is different: TGX, TG, various phones. Also, Microsoft’s doesn’t work, but Gmail does… I registered one extra account for backup that I hadn’t registered before…
Sure enough, I signed up for one tonight—some kind of SMS forwarding service from a company with “Technology” in its name.