If you want to lookup a cell number you can do it several ways.
Two are free, take a lot of time and not always deliver what you want, two involve a fee, one is very expensive and the the other way involves a small fee is more accurate and will save you time! Freebie Method 1 Log on to the internet and go to your favorite browser and type in the cell number you want in quotes i.
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"1122334455" and be sure to put in the area code.
I found this worked 30% of the time and I got a number.
However, the number is all I got - no person who owns the number or address details just the website that the number was quoted on! Freebie Method 2 (Not entirely free maybe one Buck!) Call the number.
Be sure to use *67 and use an outside phone booth.
Don't spend any more that a buck as some of the prank calls are premium rate numbers that tempt you into ringing them and then you find a $3 call charge on your cell phone bill! So take care here please and it's definitely not my favorite option! Paid Method 1 Hire a private detective.
No joke - some prankster calls can get so serious that a private detective is the only way to get it sorted.
The reason is that cell phone providers can block a number but not the user - so as a result the perpetrator just switches cell phones.
The detectives will charge $35 plus per hour - so you can see how this route can get expensive.
Paid Method 2 This is the least expensive of the two paid options.
It is probably the best.
In the above scenario when a person knows the numbers been blocked they change numbers.
When you do a reverse search either using a private detective or utilize what is referred to as a reverse cell phone directory the owner of that phone doesn't know that you now have the ownership details which means that you can stop the calls at source! The best directories will allow you to do a preliminary search to see if the number you want is on their database.
If it is and this is usually the case in 85% of searches you are ready to go and lookup a cell number fast and with ease