where is the FREE reverse cell phone directory?

The quick answer is no. There really is no such thing as Free Reverse Cell Phone Directory. There was talk about the phone companies trying to put out a cell phone directory but certain privacy groups would never let that happen.

Keep in mind that there are private companies that build databases with cell phone numbers they they call reverse cell directories which they obtain from all sorts of opt-in lists as well as retailors and banks that share information with "marketing companies".

Most of the online reverse cell phone directories advertiesed are really not that great. The good databases are expensive to get and maintain so no one is going to offer it for free.

A basic onlilne reverse cell phone number lookup through a database can sometimes help you find a name from a cell phone number, but not usually a name and address. You need a real reverse cell phone search conducted by a professional to get real results.

The government is also getting involved in blocking access to phone number info because Congress and the Senate think they have to protect the privacy of US citizens.

Gone are the days when you had one phone number in your house and you were listed in the phone book. So with the advent of technology and the internet, our law makers think they need to keep creating laws. What happended to capatilism?

If you think about it, cell phones use air waves to transmit data and conversations. People are not forced to have cell phones or phone’s for that matter. You can also purchase a prepaid phone or prepaid calling card if you’re that paranoid about someone finding out your name or other info based on your phone number.

We live in the age of technology and if you have a cell phone or a home phone you expect people to call. Then on the other side of the argument getting harassing phone calls can be a big pain and it’s a hassle to deal with. Even if the unwanted calls are not threatening they sure can be inconvenient. That’s why caller ID was invented as well as many of the other features available from your phone company.

There are many, many options available that put an end to unwanted calls without government making laws. You can get Callwave to screen your business or cell phone calls which can help uncover who the individual is.

Other ways to find out who is calling is to order one of the cell phone reverse number lookups below. Unfortunately there is no free reverse cell phone directory available. Once you find out the information on the harrassing caller, when confronted, most individuals will simply stop out of fear that you know who is calling now.

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Name only from Cell Phone Number Reverse name from cell phone number	Any Cell Phone Number in USA	Name of cell phone Owner
Name & Address of Cell Phone Owner Reverse cell phone number search	Any Cell Phone Number in USA	Name & Address of cell phone Owner
Name & Address of Cell Phone Owner PLUS Additional info	Any Cell Phone Number in USA	Name & Address plus (if available): Probable acct #, dates of first use, & alt contact number
find a cell phone number with social security number	Name, SSN, Address (if available), City & State	Cellular Number & associated address
How to find out cell phone number - if you don't have SSN	Name, Address, City &State	Cellular Number & associated address
International Reverse Cell Phone number Lookup	Any Cell phone number in the world	Name & Address associated with cell phone number
Canada and Puerto Rico Reverse Cell Phone number Lookup	Cell phone number in Puerto Rico or Canada	Name & Address associated with cell phone number
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Harassing phone calls can include:

Telemarketers, someone that calls and uses obscene or threatening language, repeated calls and hang ups, or if someone just calls and breathes heavy or remains silent just to frighten, scare or intimidate you. If you have caller ID and know the phone number of these calls, now you can find out who is calling but you cant lookup cell phone number with no cost, it’s just not possible.

Unfortunately your telephone company or law enforcement will not take any action against harassing phone calls unless they become very frequent and you would have to report everyone to both your carrier and local authorities. If a caller threatens you by making specific threats to cause bodily harm you should call your carrier and local authorities immediately and insist on some sort of action.

All telephone carriers have different policies. Who should you call first, the local police or your phone carrier? It’s up to you but some phone carriers may tell you to call their local office and explain the situation while other’s may request a police report before they will help you. The best advise is to call your local carrier if you’re getting harassing calls and ask them what their policy is in order to help.

If the calls are frequent and obscene or involve serious threats to your life you should call the local police immediately and file a report. Think of all the details, background noises, callers voice, time and dates of calls, numbers on caller ID, what they said, write it all down and/or turn on your answering machine to record the call if you can.

If your phone rings and no one is there when you pick up it can mean that someone is just checking to see if you are home but more than likely it’s a telemarketing firm "predictive dialing" computer. These firms often call numbers at random to find valid phone numbers or find people at home.

If the computer finds a valid number it can transfer the call to a sales representative who is not busy. If there are no available sales reps then you may hear the silence. These are called "abandoned calls because the computer would hang up, but note that the number was valid and will “queue” the number again when a sales rep becomes available.

If you receive a lot of abandoned calls, you should call the annoyance department of your carrier to complain. If the calls are determined to be from someone who is harassing you and not telemarketing firm, the carrier should inform you or local authorities.

Various phone features are available to combat other unwanted calls:

There are many types of ancillary services offered by your phone company to reduce unwanted calls including.

Call Screening - press (*60) on your phone. This will cause your phone to reject calls from selected numbers. Some carriers may use a different name. When someone calls that is not “on your list” the calls are routed to a recording that tells them you won’t take the call. You can also program your phone to reject calls from the number of the last person that called. This allows you to block calls even if you do not know the phone number. Most phone companies do charge a monthly fee for this service. It is not a fool proof way to stop these calls since it only blocks the specific number you program into your list. Someone can just use a different phone or get a prepaid cell phone and continue to bypass the service.

Priority Ringing: This service will let you assign a special ring to up to 10 numbers. So you could program your spouse’s office or cell phone, your parents, or siblings, etc. Program up to 10 numbers you are most likely to answer. Then all other calls can be sent to voice mail.

Call Return (*69): This is a very popular service that allows you to call the number of last person who called you, even if you don’t know the number or are unable to answer the phone. Some people say that Call Return can be used to stop harassing callers by allowing you to call the harasser back. Since you don’t really know the phone number or the name of the individual you should always use caution when using *69 to discourage harassing callers as it could actually make the problem worse.

Caller ID can identify the caller if they are not blocking their number or use a service offered by most phone companies called Privacy Manager. Privacy Manager works against Caller ID and requires callers that are listed as "anonymous," unavailable," out of area" or "private" to identify themselves in order to complete the call. If you have both Caller ID and Privacy Manager and the party calling you has a blocked or private number, they will get a recorded message instructing them to unblock the call or record their name before the call is completed. When your phone rings, you can choose to accept the call, reject the call, send to voice mail, or send that special message to telemarketers (telling them please add this number to your "do not call" list).

The best way to find out the name or the name and address for a cell phone number is not with an automated reverse cell phone number lookup but with an actual private investigator assisted search. Select the type of search needed from the table below for the most up-to-date name and address information from a cell phone number.

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