Learn how to get a person's name when all you have is a phone number.
Maybe you found a scrap of paper with a potentially important number on it but have no recollection as to the person or business that owns that number.
Maybe you suspect your spouse is cheating on you and you found a number showing up repeatedly on their cell phone statement.
Either way, you can get the information you want.
Try the following strategies on how to get a person's name when all you have is the phone number:
If you are being harassed by an anonymous caller or if you think your marriage may be in jeopardy, it may well be worth a few bucks to get the information immediately.
Maybe you found a scrap of paper with a potentially important number on it but have no recollection as to the person or business that owns that number.
Maybe you suspect your spouse is cheating on you and you found a number showing up repeatedly on their cell phone statement.
Either way, you can get the information you want.
Try the following strategies on how to get a person's name when all you have is the phone number:
- Call the number and see if you can get the recorded voice mail.
It might state the full name of the owner. - Have a friend call the number and see if they can get the information either from the voice mail or from whomever answers.
- Look the number up on the internet both with the area code and without.
If the owner of that phone number has used their number online anywhere, you might get lucky and find their name, if not their address and perhaps their employer. - Use free online reverse directories to get the registered name and address for land line phone numbers.
(This won't work for mobile or cell phone numbers.
) - Hire a private detective to utilize their professional access to databases of information to find the name that number belongs to.
- Use a reverse cell phone directory if you think the number is wireless rather than a land line phone.
Since there is no public directory of cell phone listings, you won't be able to find a reverse directory for free.
Only specialized companies have been able to collect this data but they have made it available to consumers.
There's usually a one time fee or a charge per number investigated, but it's relatively inexpensive.
If you are being harassed by an anonymous caller or if you think your marriage may be in jeopardy, it may well be worth a few bucks to get the information immediately.
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