Wondering who a caller is who has been calling you from an unknown number? If so,
your answers can be found using a cell phone search directory.
In order to find out who's calling you, you simply need to first determine the type of telephone number that called you. How can you do that? Well, most caller IDs will indicate whether a call is from a cellular phone or not. In the case of a cellular call, there is a directory specifically set up to handle cell phone searches?
What if the call comes from a landline number?
If the call you are looking to identify comes in from a landline number or business number, you can search these numbers almost anywhere. You can call the operator by dialing "0", or just get online and type the number into a search engine. I guarantee you will be able to identify the caller in minutes. These searches are also completely free.
What if the call comes from an unlisted or VoIP number? How are those numbers searched?
Landline numbers that are not listed as well as VoIP numbers can be searched with the same type of directory where cell phone searches are performed. Although these directories are called "reverse cell phone directories", they enable searchers to identify all calls.
This is why these directories are gaining in popularity every day. These directories are not free, though. They are accessed by a yearly subscription or a one-time purchase. Each report generated as a result of mobile number search will require you to pay somewhere in the range of $14.
The big telephone companies like Verizon supply these directories with the most recent data behind every mobile they own. They sell this information to the directories, which they are entitled to do because mobile numbers are considered private information.
So, when you want to find a wireless caller's name, address, past addresses, and much more personal information, you are going to have to pay the fee to the directory that went through the trouble of buying and organizing this information.
It's a small price to pay. And when you consider there is no other way to get this information, you can just either decide to pay the fee or forget about finding out the information altogether.
But, when it comes to doing cell phone searches, you should understand there is a big disparity between different directories. All are independently owned, so there really is no way to know the quality of the information until you purchase the report. The way to protect yourself against this, and also a good way to determine whether you are working with a respected directory, is by making sure the directory makes it extremely easy to recover all of your money back should you feel the information disclosed in your report was not as advertised.
