Virtual phone numbers
When we first started up, I signed up for a virtual phone number through a service Calle Vumber.com. It's worked fine for 9 years. It suddenly occurred to me that I am totally **bleep** if Vumber.c...
Forum Discussion
Like any other service, phone lines can face interruptions. To stay connected, I’m using an additional line on my phone through Mingle Mobile: https://www.minglemobile.com/pages/our-plans
They offer eSIM options, so you can have two lines on the same phone. This lets you separate personal and business calls by labeling each line, and it works the same for texts—all on one device. No need to carry an extra phone!
You can start with their 3-month option for the best plan, paid upfront at $27 total. Once it expires, you can downgrade to the $9/month plan, which is what I plan to do. The service is great—there are times I get a signal with Mingle Mobile in areas where Verizon doesn’t even show SOS coverage.
If you’re already paying for a virtual line, consider Mingle Mobile as a second line for calls and texts. It’s reliable and works well where my primary service often struggles.
1 Gig $9/mo
- Unlimited talk & text
- No contract (cancel anytime)
- No hidden fees
- All taxes & fees on us
- Free easy-to-use mobile app
- Free activation
- Free number porting
- Join the largest & fastest 5G network
