Free Reverse Cell Phone Lookup - Find Out The Truth About Free Cell Phone Number Lookup Directories

Feb. 6, 2012 - PRLog -- There are many situations where you may want or need to perform a reverse cell phone lookup, and in most cases it will have nothing to do with spying on someone. It may be something as simple as trying to figure out whether a person still owns a phone number before calling him or her after several years, or looking up a number which you suspect might be erroneous to avoid making a call to the wrong person.

The problem is that when you set out to reverse search a cell number you will start hitting walls left and right, and the reason is that the so called free directories usually do not offer any real information about cell lines as they might with regards to landlines.

Indeed, mobile phone numbers and the respective information about the owners is stored in the carriers database which is privately held and not freely available to the public.

This means that the claims of some website about free reverse cell phone lookup are usually false and they only seek to lure you in with the promise of free access when in fact you will have to pay for any information you want to get about that mobile number.

Therefore, the first recommendation in order for you to save time and even money, is to start your search with this in mind and simply look for a website that offers a good preliminary report before you have to pull out your wallet.

Indeed, although I can assure you will not be handed out any information about a cell phone for free, I can tell you that you will be able to see exactly what data is available for a particular number, such as name, addresses, alternate numbers, relatives, etc.

This is important because otherwise you would be blindly paying for information without having a clue about what you will be getting for your money, so the important thing is not to try to get it for free, which as I said before is basically impossible, but to get it right, thus the golden rule when performing a reverse cell phone lookup is to assess whether you will be getting the information you are looking for or not.

So for example, if your are mainly interested in a name and an address, then a preliminary report that states that the name and alternate numbers of the owner are available will tell you that it is not worth paying for the service.

The good thing is that, even though the only way to access information about a cell phone is by paying for it, you will not really have to spend a significant amount of money, and by this I mean that doing so will not hurt more than drinking a couple of coffees.

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