Is there a way that one would be able to obtain a reverse phone information without being asked to pay for it?

Question

Is there a way that one would be able to obtain a reverse phone information without being asked to pay for it?

Answer 1

anywho.com

Answer 2

go to www.whitepages.com

they have free reverse look ups

Answer 3

yes, here are all my favorite websites!!!

# zabasearch

# yellowbook

        

#       411.com - Business and residential telephone numbers, zip codes, public records on individuals, maps and local entertainment  

      

    

# switchboard.com - Find telephone listings for people, businesses, products and get e-mail addresses, maps and city guides  

      

    

# Who Where - Powered by Lycos, find phone numbers and e-mail addresses for your family and friends  

      

    

# Any Who - Find a person or business  



# Google Voice Local Search - Google's new free 411 service  



# Tellme - Microsoft's 411 service geared for mobile users  

      

    

# Free 411 - Free directory assistance  

      

    

# White Pages - Look up telephone numbers, e-mail addresses, area codes and websites

Answer 4

It all depends on the type of number. If it's a landline which has public listings then you can normally find it at such places as:

http://google.com (type "phonebook: x*x-x*x-xxxx")

http://whitepages.com

http://411.com

That's IF the number is landline AND publicly listed. If the number is a cell number, 800 number or unlisted number then you'll *need* to pay for the information I am afraid.

To get information for the likes of cell phone numbers and unlisted numbers, you need to use a site such as http://reversecellphonesearcher.com which will give you comprehensive lookup information for around $15. I've used this site before and it's very good - it even gives you a 56 day guarantee to make sure you get the correct information!

The way I normally find reverse phone listings is to goto http://whitepages.com and type the number in the reverse lookup section. If it comes back as having results or has any information then it's likely to be listed.

If it's listed I then goto Google and type "phonebook: x*x-x*x-xxxx" where x is a digit of the number. If it doesn't give me the information I need there, then I resort to using http://reversecellphonesearcher.com

Hope this helped?