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7/10
high confidence · 3 documents read
grade B
total /10

Verify your online accounts via SMS with temporary real phone numbers.

Privacy level
86/100
Trust level
51/100
Accepts
XMRBTCLNCARDCASH
Listing statushigh confidence · 3 documents read
grade B

What the documents mean for you

JuicySMS can close your account at any time, with or without notice, and judges every refund case by case with the right to refuse. It needs an account and email, a $10 minimum top-up, logs your usage, and gives data to police on valid legal process.

KYC level 0/4 · Never KYC

None of the three pages mention identity verification, KYC, Source of Funds, or any power to hold a balance until you identify yourself. Registration asks only for an email and password, and the only identity-related disclosure clauses concern handing existing data to law enforcement, which is data sharing rather than a check demanded of you.

The terms and privacy policy never mention identity verification. To open an account you give an email address and password, and the terms add that you "may be asked for additional information regarding your account" without saying what. Nothing in the corpus lets them hold your balance pending an identity check, but they can terminate your account with or without notice.

Warnings

Account closure while you hold a balance

They can terminate your account at any time, with or without warning, and no clause says what happens to funds left in your balance.

Confidentiality clause conflicts with the privacy policy

The terms say user information "will not be shared or disclosed under any circumstances", while the privacy policy states they share data with payment, analytics, advertising and error-monitoring providers and disclose it to law enforcement. Treat the privacy policy as the operative rule.

Emergency disclosure without a court order

Police can email a request marked "EMERGENCY" and the service decides case by case whether to hand over data, outside the normal subpoena or warrant route.

How the score was reached

Privacy86/100

Baseline+50
Guaranteed no KYC (set by the listing)+25
Accepts Monero+5
Identity-free registration+10
Data sharing-3
Account required-1
Total86

Trust51/100

Baseline+50
Verified+10
Service termination policy-4
Unclear refund policy-4
Source code is private-1
Total51

Overall = (privacy × 0.6 + trust × 0.4) / 10, rounded = 7/10, grade B. Each attribute above rests on a clause quoted below or was assigned by a moderator; the rest is what the listing knows.

Attributes8 moved the score

Service termination policytrust -4

The provider can terminate access at any time, without notice, at its discretion.

The operator reserves the right to end the agreement and your access at any time, without any warning.

“Furthermore, we may terminate this agreement with you under these Terms at any time by notifying you in writing (including by email) or without any warning.”

Terms, juicysms.com
Unclear refund policytrust -4

The refund policy is unclear or nonexistent.

There is no defined refund entitlement: each request is decided individually and can be denied at the operator's opinion.

“All requests for refunds are made on a case-by-case basis. JuicySMS reserves the right to deny a request for a refund that, in the opinion of JuicySMS, should be denied, for example, violation of our terms, abuse of our service, and payments sent to the wrong parties.”

Terms, juicysms.com
Data sharingprivacy -3

Personal data may be shared with authorities or third-party providers for compliance.

The service shares data with payment, analytics and advertising providers, and discloses personal data to authorities under legal process.

“We may disclose personal data when compelled by valid legal process, such as subpoenas, court orders, or search warrants. We may also disclose data in emergency situations involving imminent threat to life or serious physical injury.”

Privacy policy, juicysms.com
Account requiredprivacy -1

An account has to be created to access and use the service.

You must register an account before you can use the verification service.

“To access our verification services please follow these steps: 1. Create an account on the website.”

Terms, juicysms.com
Source code is privatetrust -1

The source code is not public, so it cannot be reviewed or audited.

Identity-free registrationprivacy +10

Users can create accounts without giving personal information such as a full name, address or phone number.

Verifiedtrust +10

Passed repeated checks over time and showed consistent behavior.

Accepts Moneroprivacy +5

This service accepts Monero, a privacy-focused cryptocurrency that provides enhanced anonymity.

What costs you most first. Tap one to read the clause it rests on, or what the listing knows, priced as kycnot.me prices it.

What the documents say

−Refunds discretionaryrefunds

There is no guaranteed refund. They decide each request individually and can refuse it, for example if they judge you abused the service.

“All requests for refunds are made on a case-by-case basis. JuicySMS reserves the right to deny a request for a refund that, in the opinion of JuicySMS, should be denied, for example, violation of our terms, abuse of our service, and payments sent to the wrong parties.”

Terms, juicysms.com
−Police cooperationdataSharing

They hand over user data on subpoenas, court orders, warrants, European Investigation Orders and MLAT requests, and process valid requests in about 3 business days.

“JuicySMS is committed to working with law enforcement and will cooperate with any valid legal process, including but not limited to subpoenas, court orders, search warrants, European Investigation Orders (EIO), and Mutual Legal Assistance Treaty (MLAT) requests.”

Transparency, juicysms.com
−Ad and analytics trackingdataSharing

They load Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager, Meta Pixel, Reddit Pixel and Crazy Egg heatmaps, and pass site-usage information to those advertising and analytics companies.

“We also use analytics and advertising cookies (Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager, Meta Pixel, Reddit Pixel, Crazy Egg) to understand site usage and measure our advertising.”

Privacy policy, juicysms.com
−What they keeplogging

They store your service requests, pages visited, and transaction records with amount, payment method and transaction IDs. Transaction records are kept as long as financial rules require.

“We retain your account data for as long as your account is active. Transaction records are retained as required by financial regulations.”

Privacy policy, juicysms.com
−Numbers pulled anytimeother

They can cancel or change the number you rented early, at their sole discretion, and give no guarantee a number stays usable after ten minutes.

“However, we have the right to cancel your number(s) prematurely or change your number(s) at our sole discretion.”

Terms, juicysms.com
−Sharing a number ends serviceother

If you let a third party use a number issued to you, they terminate your service immediately.

“Sharing the numbers with third parties is not allowed and will result in immediate termination of service.”

Terms, juicysms.com
~Prepaid balancecustody

You must load at least $10 through Coinpayments, Mollie or Stripe before you can get a number, so the operator holds your money before you use the service.

“Users must recharge their account (the minimum recharge amount is $10.00), before generating the numbers and doing the verifications.”

Terms, juicysms.com

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Scanned 2026-09-09 · read by claude-opus-5 · documents rated medium complexity · re-read when the documents change. Readings are machine-generated from the quoted clauses and are a starting point, not legal advice.