The resource was not found. Here are some examples of cases that may trigger a 404 error.
Requesting a resource for a sid that does not exist, for example
1GET verify.twilio.com/v2/Services/VA123/VE1232Or3POST verify.twilio.com/v2/Services/VA123/VerificationCheck451. The resource has never existed (incorrect SID).62. The resource existed but has been deleted.73. The resource is a Verification SID that has been "soft deleted" after the8verification process is completed or expired. When a verification is9approved or expires, Twilio performs a "soft delete" on the verification10record. This means that while the record is no longer active and cannot11be retrieved through the API, it is still stored in Twilio's system for12compliance and auditing purposes. As a result, any subsequent13requests to the Verification SID's REST API resource will return a 2040414error, indicating that the resource is not found.1516GET /2010-04-01/Accounts/AC123/Calls/CA123
where CA123 is not a call sid that exists for your account
Trying to retrieve a resource that doesn't exist, for example
GET /2010-04-01/Accounts/AC123/TwilioCalls/CA123
where the resource name is Calls, not TwilioCalls. Note that the API is case sensitive, so requesting "calls" instead of "Calls" will also return a 404.
Missing a sid in the request path. For example, let's say I accidentally don't set a value for a call sid, using the PHP helper library:
1$callSid = null;2$client->account->calls->get($callSid);
This may turn into
GET /2010-04-01/Accounts/AC123/Calls/.json
because of the nonexistent sid, which may 404 your request or give you back a result you were not expecting. Or, you may initialize the client with an empty string for an account sid, which means the URL will get truncated in the middle (note the consecutive slashes):
GET /2010-04-01/Accounts//Calls/CA123.json
Using a base URL that is not https://api.twilio.com
. For example, making requests to https://twilio.com
or https://www.twilio.com
will not work.