Cell Phone Reverse

First The Free Cell Phone Reverse Lookup Method

Most cell phone users are familiar with the Internet and use it for a variety of services like booking tickets, researching topics, buying stuff on ebay and Amazon or simply hanging out at MySpace.

And many people have published their cell phone number on the web for their friends or potential employers to contact. They forget that this stuff gets INDEXED by search engines like Google, Yahoo and MSN.

Result: It's easy to connect an actual owner name to something a cell phone number.

So, how would you do a cell phone reverse?

1. Simply take their phone number and enter it into Google's search box like this: "999 999 9999" (include the quotes).
2. If nothing, try it without the area code.
3. If still nothing, then try using "xxxxxxxxxx" instead (no spaces).

If no results appear, then run the same searches on both Yahoo and MSN. Nothing? Don't worry.

You still have many options left. Here are some you can try:

1.Go to google's "blog search" tool at blogsearch.google.com.
2.Try searching MySpace (over 180 million members). Go to search.myspace.com and repeat.
3.Try this at xanga.com.
4.Try Craig's list too.

Use the same steps outlined for Google.

Last, go to the whocalled.us and whitepages.com - just to make sure that the number isn't listed somehow with a legitimate phone directory.

Okay, if you can't find anything using this technique so far, most likely you are not going to find out anything more for free.

My friend uses another simple technique. He calls the number - from a payphone - and does some cool play acting with an assumed voice...If you are not really comfortable doing it...

There's The Paid Method To Do Cell Phone Reverse Number Lookup

Otherwise, I recommend using the service I've used in the past, Cell Phone Reverse Search. While their database won't include the very newest numbers, it does index the majority of cell phone records in North America.

I also like the fact that you can run a partial search before ordering a full record on the number to see if the number is in the database to start with.

Try running a partial search right now to see if your target number is available >>