Did you know YOU CAN find a person's cell phone number online?
There are actually a few ways to successfully find someone's cell phone number online. However some techniques may be time consuming or provide out-dated information.
Unlike landline home phone numbers, cell phone numbers are private information. You will not find cell phone numbers published in any telephone number book such as the white pages.
2 Ways to Lookup Cell Phone Numbers Free
- Use Google! - People often post their phone numbers on resumes, classified ads or other sites are published publicly online. Such websites are crawled and indexed by Google's search engine which to be included in search results based on keywords search. Try searching the person's name to find their cell phone number.
- Social Sites - Communities like MySpace and Facebook are extremely popular with every generation. It's most likely you know someone with a MySpace or Facebook profile. Search by name to find the person's profile whose cell phone number you want to locate. It's possible the person has posted their cell phone number on their profile or while commenting their friend's page.
- Cell Phone Number Directory - Even though cell phone numbers are not available in any public cell phone directory, you can still resort to a private cell phone number directory. The downside is that access is not free. However searches are guaranteed and refunds are an email away. This is perhaps the most accurate way to get someone's cell phone number.
Lookup a person's cell phone number at the National Registry of Cellular Phone Numbers
http://www.cellphoneregistry.org/


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Nice bio
What television ad about OS did you see?
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Clues:
"Bio: I am a databroker with probably the largest cell phone number directory in the U.S. I heard about open salon through a television commercial and thought would be a good idea to check it out."
Four links to the same commmercial Web site, which gives you no information unless you pay for it.
A post whose tone is not cautionary, but rather blatant advertising: As the comments suggest, yes, this is scary--and this Web site is where people go to do this thing that people find scary.
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And as far as I can the "flag" button is a fake. I've flagged all sorts of spam on OS and it's all still there. I don't know what would get them to actually pull something.
Somebody email Kerry and tell him that spam on the cover sucks. I've already complained so many times it's a miracle he actually reads any email from me.
What are all these skeezy people doing here?
But curiouser and curiouser, this apparently isn't a pure bot. UID 11118 has befriended 11120, which presumably takes a human click. Twin souls in the Twin Cities? Yea for social networking.
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(Sorry I missed you earlier, Caruso; both you and David Decker got in before I did.)
All I wanted to do was provide useful information, whether you use a particular service I mention or not, all my articles deliver something that you can walk away with.
Please let me know if there is something that I could have done differently. I left comments open on this post for a reason.
Thanks.
Please accept my paw of compunction
But please, tell me about the TV ad. I'm mesmerized
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How much does option #3 cost? I'd like to see if my # is in the public domain. Thanks!