Where to Find Cheap Reverse Phone Lookup
Why Use Reverse Phone Lookup
The term "reverse phone lookup" is alien to many people. But in reality, everybody has done it at least at one point in their lives. To put it simply, reverse phone lookup is the process of getting information about an unknown caller.
Here are some situations that will allow you to appreciate its importance.
- You're always missing a call from a number not registered on your phonebook. You want to know whose number is it from.
- You're getting malicious phone calls. You want to know who is playing a prank on you.
- Your son or daughter is always calling one particular number overseas, which reflects on your phone bill. You want to know more about who your kid is calling.
- You found an interesting number somewhere in your house. Maybe somebody has put it there for a reason. You want to find out more about who the number belongs to.
Where to Find Free and Cheap Services
In the past, people rely on reverse phone directories to find out more about an unknown number. But with the convenience of Google, people these days rely on the information they can find on the Internet. The only problem is that, sometimes, the information Google gives is either inaccurate or incomplete. Nevertheless, Google is one valuable tool if you want to use free or cheap reverse phone lookup services.
Here are some of the sites that you can use for free.
1. Google
One quick search will lead you to hundreds of results. You can type in the number as it is, and if you get lucky, you'll find all the information you need. If it's a business establishment listed in Google's directory, you'll know right away. If it's a credit card collector, Google will let you know.
Using Google is one of the most efficient ways to find information about an unknown number for free. Not only will it display its listings, but it will also give you the webpages that mentioned the number.
2. Online directory sites such as YellowPages.com and AnyWho.com
Just like Google, these online directory sites provide information about a number only if it's listed in the directory. Usually, numbers listed in these sites are owned by businesses and companies. So if the number in question is from a bank, a law firm, or a doctor's office, you'll find it there.
How About for Cellphones?
Google and YellowPages.com are free to use, but normally, the ones listed in these sites are just landline numbers and not cellphone numbers. (For Google, you can find cellphone numbers as long as a webpage has mentioned the number.)
Where can you find cheap reverse phone lookup for cellphone numbers?
To gather information about a cellphone number, you should be willing to pay a one-time payment of at least $10. Or if you think you'll be needing the service for a year, you may want to pay a cheaper yearly fee. There are several sites that offer free services, and to find them, go to Google and type in the words "cheap reverse phone lookup."
