Reverse Phone Lookup & Search

Wondering who that mystery caller is? Don’t know if you’re getting calls from a telemarketer or a friend? Is your partner getting texts from an unknown sender? Do you wonder if the call is about an emergency? We’re here to answer your questions and fill in the gaps. With Reverse Phone Number Lookup, you can search for a phone number and receive information about the person who owns it. When available, you may find out the following:

● Name
● Location
● Age
● Photos
● Social Media Profiles
● Criminal History

How A Phone Number Search Can Help Keep You Informed And Safe

Performing a phone search can answer questions you may have about callers both known and unknown. Not only can you possibly find out who is behind them, but you may uncover public records that paint a picture of who they are: so performing a phone search can not only help you avoid telemarketers and block the right numbers, but it can also help keep you and your family safe.

By performing a phone number search of your contacts, you can pull back the proverbial curtains on their identity. In fact, there are an increasing number of situations in which you’ll encounter strangers in more intimate settings, and it may be wise to check up on their identity before meeting them in person. For example, you may want to check the background of a person buying or selling items to you online: by doing this, you may avoid getting scammed. Similarly, you can use a phone search to find out if potential partners or blind dates have a shady history you need to be aware of before making any commitments.

With our Phone Number Lookup app, we believe that people should use data in public records to inform their decisions in the day-to-day. However, it may be confusing where to start. Beyond searching for the phone numbers that are unknown to you, we recommend searching your own. By doing this, you may find out who owned the number before you, and therefore understand why you’re getting calls from so many strangers. If you’re searching for a long-lost family member or classmate, a phone search may confirm that the contact information you have on file is correct. We also recommend turning on our Monitoring feature to get inbox updates on reports. The possibilities are endless — it’s just up to you to use the information you have at your fingertips creatively and responsibly.

Phone Spam and Scams

Despite the technology that has been created to block them, phone scammers still trick thousands of Americans every year. In fact, 7,157,370 complaints were made against robocallers and telemarketers in 2017 alone. Some of these scams are simple, and some involve more planning, but they all have a common goal: to convince you to transfer your money to them. Whether it be in the form of telemarketing, robocalling, or neighbor spoofing, these scams target the people perceived as the most likely to fall for them, including the elderly, millenials, and students. While some lose a few dollars, many lose thousands of dollars, even their life savings, to these scammers.

So how do you protect yourself from phone scammers? The truth is, it’s hard to protect yourself from receiving these calls to begin with. “Do Not Call” lists only help to a certain extent, as does blocking unknown numbers — the robocallers, telemarketers, and scammers will find a way to reach you despite these measures. Here’s what you can do to minimize your chances of becoming the victim of a scheme:

Don’t answer the phone when an unknown number calls or texts. Then, run a phone number search on the digits that appear on the screen. If you do pick up the phone, ask the right questions to confirm the identity of the caller. Whatever you do, do NOT give personal information over the phone. If you are still unsure, continue to research the details of the caller. Maybe this scammer managed to fool someone before you and the word is getting out. Finally, if you have confirmed that this was a scam