Reverse Cell Phone Search - One Way That Works Every Time

By Alec McEachern

When I did my first reverse cell phone search, I really had no clue there were directories that catered to this niche. But I did some homework and found out that not only could I search wireless numbers, but fax, VoIP, and unlisted as well. The only catch was that I'd have to pay a small fee for the results.

I had spent a few hours trying to find this information for free. But White Pages and other free directories don't carry these numbers. The numbers are considered private and not a matter of public domain.

The number I was searching was a Verizon number, so I got on their site. But the site told me their reverse directory only provided information on landline numbers. So, I tried doing a Google search. After a couple hours of fruitless results, I was finished with that method.

So, that's how I wound up at the paid directories. These directories compile their information from many paid and free resources. They have to pay the major wireless carriers for the ability to offer the results of wireless phones. This is why they charge a fee to anyone else that wants access to the results. Luckily, the fee is small - about the price of a pizza.

In return for that fee, I found out all I wanted to know and more at my chosen reverse cell phone search directory. The results included the owner's name, address, Google maps location of the address, list of previous addresses, wireless carrier, names of relatives and neighbors, and other phone numbers that belong to the owner.

What impressed me even more was the site backed up the quality their results with a full 60-day money back guarantee.