Instant "Reverse Phone Lookup" for Cell Phones to Identify Owners

Have you ever needed to find out who owns a cell phone or who is at an unlisted number? You may just be able to find out.

It should be noted that this is not practical (or even legal) in every case. However, for those situations where it is, do the following; this method is both free and can be relatively easy.

You can call a number yourself and get the information from the user, just as a private eye might. You can do this via the following methods:

· Pretend you've just called the wrong number.

Call as though you're looking for a particular friend of yours, such as John Smith, and when the person says, "You've got the wrong number," say something to the effect of, "Whose number is this?" They may just slip up and give you the information you're looking for. It's important to note that if you use this strategy, you should not call from your home number or cell phone number, but from a public "non-blocked" number, such as that of a pay phone.

· Pretend you're someone else.

You can pretend that you're calling from a company that the person would normally use, such as a car insurance company or other community service company. You can simply say that you only have the phone number they left with you and you need additional information.

Now, it should be noted that this last method is called "pretext" and is considered illegal and fraudulent in many cases. Therefore, use it at your own risk and with full knowledge that what you're doing may be illegal.

I am not trying to say that either of these aforementioned methods is the best way to go about finding out who owns a particular cell phone number, only that they are ways which exist in regards to how you can find out.

· Ask them who they are.

If you're feeling particularly lucky, simply call the person up and ask them who they are when the person answers. They may or may not say, but it's worth a try. However, I don't recommend doing this if the person will recognize your voice or if who you are can be "found out" in some way.

You should also know that you can also use the national records database search at Reverse Phone Detective, which is inexpensive and legal. They have about an 80% success rate based upon my own experience with them. It will cost you a small fee, but it's also a legal source and you won't have to play "private detective" or risk breaking any laws to find out what you need to know.

You can actually search their database directly from this form below...

Step 1: Enter a Cell Phone Number to Search

Enter the cellular, residential or other type of phone number you'd like to lookup, then click the button below...

Tutorial:

Enter the phone number of the person you wish to investigate in the search box above, and press "search".

Within seconds, you will be notified as to whether or not the full record exists in the premium database. If it does, click "Continue", and then for a small fee, you can access the person's complete details, which may include:

• Full Name

• Address

• Date of Birth

• Carrier/Wireless Company

• And the additional (bonus) background-search features included in the member portal may provide details including background information, criminal history, driving records, asset details, property records and more...

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