Janelle Elizabeth asked:


Isn’t it frustrating when you miss a call and your caller ID shows a number that you don’t recognize.

What is even worse is when you try to call that number back and all you get is an annoying ‘This is an invalid phone number’ or and answering machine asking you to please hold for the next available representative with no indication as to what company you have called and why you’re holding.

For all you know, you could be on hold to speak to a telemarketer you wouldn’t have spoken to in the first place.

All phone numbers – landline, mobile, and unlisted – are registered to some individual or some business. If you are being driven crazy by these calls, there is an easy way to find out where they orinate from, and have them stopped.

It’s called a reverse phone search and as long as you have the phone number that keeps popping up on your called id, you can find out who is calling you. There are a wide variety of reverse phone search websites available on the Internet to use for this service and they collect the phone numbers and the names associated with it from confidential sources, public records, and data brokers. These information sites are called ’source databases’.

A reverse phone search can help you do, but is not limited to:

* Find out the identity of a prank or harassing phone caller

* Research numbers that you can’t identify on your phone bill or caller id

* Help you locate friends and family who have fallen out of touch

* Look up the exact address of someone you know.

Now there is a fee to utilize this service, and agreeing to the website’s terms and conditions is compulsory – and these include you not using for illegal purposes any information you uncover. The target of your search will never know that you have been researching their details. The small fee you pay to find out who is trying to call you is more than compensated by the peace of mind you have in return.

It is important to note however, that if you can find out information on other people, they can do the same for you. Most of the reverse phone search websites offer you an ‘opt out’ that makes your personal information private, but only on their website. Unless you pay an extra fee asking the reverse phone search company you are using to notify the ’source databases’ in which the information came from, only the reverse phone search website will make your information private and safe.



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Dan Gordon asked:


Have you found a phone number on your month’s phone bill that you don’t recognize or remember calling?  Or in this day and age do you know who your kids are talking to online and swapping numbers with.

There are tools that are available to help calm your nerves! You can take the worry out of your mind. There are tools available with guaranteed results that will give you the name, address, phone number and location that the call came from. Even if the call came from a cell phone or an unlisted number. That’s right even an unlisted number has listed information!

What a lot of people don’t realize is that every phone number whether listed or non published does have a record attached to it. It don’t matter if it is a home phone, cell phone, toll free number or pager, there are records. When the phone number is aquired information must be supplied so the number can be activated.  This means the name, address, social security number , business tax ID and so on.

So the next time your kids try to prank someone they might want to think again.  Every number is traceable!

The problem is how do you get this info.  Even your phone company is limited as to what info they can give you regarding any number that has called you. This is a good reason for you to have your own resource or subscription service to a reverse phone number search company. Not just any reverse phone search program, but one that has access to records. I know as a parent myself this never occurred to me until one of my daughters was talking to one of her friends on her cell phone that she met online. In that moment I began to realize how vulnerable and trusting we all are. What did I know about the person she was talking to? are they really who they say they are. If you are a single person out there and you just met someone new. You exchanged numbers but is that person who they really said that they were?  In this day and age that we live in and you are a single person out there meeting new people. You need to be sure that you know who your are talking to. I even know one of the services out there will even run a background check on the person if your are a subscriber to there services.

Having worked for a phone company I tell you the truth that you can find out more from a legitimate reverse phone search company about a person that calls you than a phone company can.  Most of the time the phone company has as much info as you do.  Just the time and day of the phone call and the number that called you. I really hated that i could not provide any other info on a phone number.  All I had was the call detail that showed how long the call was, the number that called, and at what time.  No other details were available and if the number was unlisted than the record stopped right there.

So in conclusion, do we really need reverse phone number search engines? The answer is yes. Why, To protect our family, children, and those we care about.

I in my searching have found 3 phone search companies that really do the job and if you would like more info or to check them out just go to our site

http://www.phone-number-reverse.info



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Janelle Elizabeth asked:


You’re cleaning off your computer desk and you come across a piece of paper with a telephone number on it in your own handwriting and the name of a person who could be…well…anyone.

You hate the idea of just picking up the phone and arbitrarily asking for so-and-so, but what if the phone number turned out to be important? What if this number is of a long lost friend from childhood that you really want to get back in touch with?

When this happens, you need the services of a reverse phone search to save yourself from embarrassment.

New technology has meant that reverse phone searches are now available, and more and more people are beginning to see how such a tool can benefit them.

You could use the basic phone searches provided by the general internet search engines, but they don’t always give you the most current or the most accurate information you need.

Yes, 99% of the time the internet white and yellow pages are all that a person requires to handle their phone number dilemma, but that 1% of the time needs something a little more powerful and reverse phone searches that are on a pay per search basis fill in that 1% gap.

Pay per search reverse phone services can help you find out who a number belongs to, the physical address where the phone is located, if the phone is a land line or cellular phone, and additional information such as but not limited to: marriage and divorce records; employment information; and school records.

All of this information a pay per search provides is confidential and secure. You won’t need to be concerned that the owner of the number will find out that you were looking for them.

Have you ever wondered who is calling you when all your caller id says is ‘Unknown Name’ or ‘800 Service’? By using the services of a reverse phone search you can find out precisely who is calling you. This can help you avoid returning the call of an annoying telemarketer, or someone else you are trying to avoid – it can even help you obtain some personal information that would be helpful in a legal matter.

You can even use it to look up a strange number that has appeared on your caller id multiple times in one night in the event that someone is trying to get a hold of you in an emergency situation.



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