Reverse Cell Phone Number

[mannyman]

Hello members,

I decided to start this thread to help anyone who has been going crazy looking to reverse a cell phone number. Let me start by saying, I am a licensed and bonded private detective in the state of Florida. I conduct cell phone investigations for a living to track wanted fugitives for a bounty hunter and in between I help people find out who their significant other is talking to. By no means am I an expert but, I have been doing this for about 2 years and have some knowledge. Anyway now that you know a little about me, let's go on.

First, Web Detective,Net Detective and any other site you pay a one time mebership fee: All FREE links. That's it. 29.95 for the same thing you can google (if you type in the right words). Promises of FBI records and phone searches, all free websites.
Second FREE reverse cell phone searches, do NOT exist. It's a waste of time to look. There are no cell phone directories.
Third Companies that charge per number. O.k., I run my own site, have a 90% accuaracy rate and a no hit no fee policy:

www.caseclosedinc.com

Theres the plug. I only charge $40 for a reverse trace but, it's worth it because your basically hiring an investigator for $40. Now other companies charge a minimum of $59 per search, per number. I'm not here to knock them but, check them out before you pay. Make sure there is a no hit no fee policy like I have and, they aren't in the middle of a lawsuit. 1st Source Information Specialists, Inc., d/b/a locatecell.com, celltolls.com, datafind.org and peoplesearchamerica.com are currently being prosecuted so there goes your privacy.
http://www.consumeraffairs.com/news0...calling02.html
Other companies such as Locate America charge $5.99 but, they have a 20% hit rate.
Intellus and UsSearch charge $14.99 per search. They both have the same results. Their addresses are 2 years old and they charge you first and put a hold on your card for about a week before they tell you "sorry no results found".
Again, there is no cell phone number directory. Any instant search will either be inaccurate or you won't recieve the results and your card will have a hold on it for the amount of purchase.
If you want to find out if the number is a cell or landline, then use 411.com or fonefinder.net.
Here's a tip for those of you with your significent others cell phone bill in your hand: Time, frequency and length of the call is what you are looking for. Narrow down your search to a few numbers only. Don't pay me $40 a pop if he/she called that number 3 times last month at noon. I use a basic system which goes like this:
#1 I format the bill in Excel (not necessary).
#2 I seperate the numbers in to columns of frequency/time/length. When I find that a person has called a number more than 10 times a month, for more than 10 mins or at 2 am, I log it. Now I know what numbers to run.
#3 Use www.411.com. It tells me if it's a cell or if it's listed and gets me the results fo free.
#4 Any number I couldn't find for free I use my system and within a few hours I know who my subject is talking to.
That's pretty much it. Heres a few helpful links to assist in your search. I hope I have helped in relieving the frustration involved in this process.

www.caseclosedinc.com
www.searchsytems.net.
www.fonefinder.net
www.411.com

[Tracer]

That link doesn't seem to be working, but if anyone needs the same info (also no-hit/no-fee), try this site. At $45 it seems to be the lowest priced reverse lookup search on the web.

[LIVEMEGADEALS]

wow this stuff is great thanks ive been trying to find my sister

[wdoolit]

This is the best site I have come across for a reverse cell phone number search.

National Cellular Directory: Free Reverse Cell Phone Directory

[mannyman]

That doesn't work. It asks you to register your number. All they do is collect information that people type in. If you don't registeron that site your number won't show up.

[wdoolit]

If you register then you will be able to search names and phone numbers...

[Professor]

I think there's an even better service for reverse cell phone lookup, one that does that plus dozens of other related searches in case you need them -- and they're all for about HALF the PRICE quoted above!

Check out this reverse cell phone lookup service for yourself!

[casenickles]

Originally Posted by Professor

I think there's an even better service for reverse cell phone lookup, one that does that plus dozens of other related searches in case you need them -- and they're all for about HALF the PRICE quoted above!

Check out this reverse cell phone lookup service for yourself!

Did you read the post at all. The poster mentioned intellius already and stated they have an extremely low hit percentage. Meaning you most likely aren't going to get a hit. Is your post a plug or did you not read what he wrote?

[vic888]

I'm not sure about all the stuff mannyman mentioned in the first post. He's the PI so I'll defer to him that he's correct.

There is, however, a way to trace cell phone numbers online for free and it's not using one of those shady services. I work in sales and I often need to trace numbers for calls that I missed (calls mean potential sales to me). I learned this technique in an article I read. Here's the link:

Do-It-Yourself Free Reverse Cell Phone Lookup Search Strategy Revealed

Keep in mind that it doesn't work all the time, but I'm actually suprised how often it does work.

[wirelessfan]

Originally Posted by vic888

There is, however, a way to trace cell phone numbers online for free and it's not using one of those shady services.

Snip, cut to the chase ... saving everyone time, the recommendation is to Google the number.

Google and type in the number.

Long post, short answer.