Email

[henrys202020]

prob  logging  into  my  email  address  prompted  to   insert  a  code  sent to mobile  the  mobie  i  have  does  nnot take  messages /   is  their  a  another  way  to    login   with  out  code  thanks

[newmodarmy]

There's usually another option given.

[newmodarmy]

Are you sure about your phone not taking messages?

[henrys202020]

my  mobile   is  a  cheap   one    im  sure  it  does  not  mesages  

[barry1010]

What make and model is it, Henry?  Even my first mobile phone decades ago had text messaging

[henrys202020]

its  a  £30  nokia    thank  u

[barry1010]

I'm guessing it looks like this one - it does have SMS messaging, Henry.

 

[barry1010]

https://www.argos.co.uk/product/3034396?clickPR=plp:2:25

[bednobs]

all mobiles have SMS.  As long as you have a service.

[henrys202020]

my  mobile  is  ok  no  prob  using  it    

[barry1010]

In that case you can receive texts

[henrys202020]

tried  again  no  messages  thank  u

[newmodarmy]

Do they have your correct mobile number?

[newmodarmy]

ask a  friend to send you a text so you can see if you can get them.

Can you send a text to a friend?

[henrys202020]

put  in  my  phone  number   dont  work /// but   its  asking  for  cell  phone  number    whats  that   thank u

[calmck]

You cell phone number is the number people use to phone/call you on your Nokia.

[youngmafbog]

What email facility are you using?  Gmail/hotmail etc.

It seems to be wanting to use 2FA (Two factor Authentication or Muiltifacto Authentication).  To use this with an SMS rather than an authenticator app it will need your mobile phone.  All mobiles will accept SMS but you do need to put the full number in.  It's using the term 'Cell' instead of 'Mobile' which implies a non UK email so you may need to add the +44 (and drop the zero) for it to work.