Verification has an uncomfortable truth: not every number delivers. Routes go cold, services block ranges, carriers drop messages. Most platforms make that your problem — prepaid credits vanish into expired orders. AgoVerify's model is different: you pay for a delivered code, never for a failed attempt. Here is how it works.
The mechanics
- When you order a number, the route's price is reserved from your balance.
- The order listens for the SMS until its deadline (typically ~15-20 minutes, shown on the countdown).
- Code arrives → order completes, charge finalizes. Timer expires with no code → the order auto-cancels and the full amount returns to your balance instantly.
No ticket, no "contact support," no waiting on a human. The refund is a consequence of the order lifecycle, not a favor.
What you can cancel yourself
You are not locked into waiting out the timer — an order that is clearly not going to deliver (the app rejected the number, or you changed your mind) can be cancelled manually from the order page, and the balance release happens the same way.
What this changes in practice
- Experiment freely — unsure whether a country route delivers for a picky service? Trying it costs nothing when it fails.
- Route-hopping is the strategy — a failed route is a free data point; change countries and retry rather than resending into a dead end.
- Your balance is honest — the ledger shows every charge and every refund, order by order.
Pay-on-delivery is not a policy we might honor — it is how the order system works underneath.
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