How To Find a Verizon Cell Phone User

Recently, somebody asked me whether he could find the owner a Verizon cell phone user by getting on Verizon’s website.  And while that line of questioning seemed sensible enough, I had to tell him that Verizon’s public phone directory does not include the wireless numbers they maintain within its own database.

And he found that hard to believe.  So he ran a search of the number himself on the company’s website.  And (not surprisingly) he found that the number he was searching could not be found within the directory. 

But if the number can’t be searched here, is there even a way to search the number at all?

Of course there is. 

You just have to use a third party reverse phone directory.  Wireless carriers like Verizon don’t bother with offering a public directory for wireless numbers because they sell this the most current data within its database to the reverse phone directories.

And if you think about it a little bit, it makes perfect sense. 

What if you didn’t know the wireless number belonged to a certain cellular carrier?  What then?  How would you search the number?

This problem was resolved by having one central reverse mobile phone directory available for all wireless numbers - regardless of the phone company that owned the number.

So any mobile number you want to search can be done with one single directory.  And this makes things much simpler and easier for everyone involved.  The reverse phone directories collect information from all of the major players in the mobile phone market and make sure the database always include the latest information.

The next time you need to find a Verizon cell phone owner, just give one these directories a try.  Your report will contain precisely the information that was extracted from the company’s database by the reverse mobile phone directory. 

So, what is the answer to the question of how to find out the name of a cell phone caller?  Is that what you are looking to discover?  If so, the answer is really quite simple.  Every single personal detail that you are hoping to discover will be found by using a reverse cell phone directory.

It’s a phone directory that works very much like your standard free public phone directory, with the difference being that the reports they dispense carry much more detailed information in them and the directory also provide reports for phone numbers not able to be found in public directories.

One of these types of phone numbers happens to be mobile numbers.

But they also are able to accommodate the searches of unlisted numbers.  So, if you want to find out whose name is attached to an unlisted number, a reverse mobile phone directory is the only place to get the job done.

That’s just about all you really need to be aware of for the sake of understanding the general principle of how these searches are done.

You just have to know the only place to get the name of a cell phone caller is going to be with this type of directory - and if you want to gain access to the results of any search you may conduct on one of these directory’s websites, you will be asked to pay the directory a fee.

This is because the directories that have made results for these searches accessible to the public have done so by purchasing private information from the telecommunications companies that are the owners of such information as the name and address connected to every number they service.

After this, it comes down to which directory you are going to perform your search with.  And the way I have found to choose a reverse directory is to first make sure I can get all of my money returned fast and hassle free should the information I purchase turn out to be not what I had expected.  The way to find this out is by going to the “Terms of Service” page of any directory you are considering purchasing a report with.

Once you are comfortable that your purchase is unconditionally guaranteed, you can perform your first search.  And that’s about all you need to know finding out the name of a cell phone caller.

It’s not that complicated.