The vastness of the Internet is full of free resources that do not require authorization. In most cases, these are sites containing files for general consumption. However, there are resources such as social networks or dating sites where you create a personal account. To do this, you need to send an activation letter.
Instructions
Step 1
With the current pace of development of Internet technologies, many sites have begun to use automatic request forms. This means that by entering the site, you are taken to the registration page. There are several fields to fill out here. To create your account, you must provide your name and your email address, to which an email will be sent to you confirming the completion of registration. If authorization takes place in several steps, additional messages may be sent to you. You will see all the features and nuances of registration on the site in a letter or on the site itself. If a response letter has not arrived, please contact technical support.
Step 2
A situation may occur when you re-submit a request or restore an old account. Then you need to contact technical support, they will send you conditions to continue working. You may need to send personal data, a copy of your passport (scanned), a photo, etc., depending on the requirements of the administration. To do this, you will need to log into your account on which you have an email account (Google, Yandex, Mail and others). Next, insert the recipient's email into the address line, attach the necessary files and wait for a response.
Step 3
To activate the work of some applications, as well as to work on the site, you may need to send an SMS. At the same time, the resource has a field for entering the number and additional parameters. An SMS with a code comes to your number, which you then enter in a special field on the page or send a reply message from your phone to a short number. In such cases, you need to be careful, due to the large number of fraudsters in the field of electronic technology. If you encounter this, contact your mobile operator's support specialist.
