Web-based Q&As frequently feature honest questions posed by those wondering if there are any free cell phone number lookups, followed by answers that are usually wrong. It seems that many well-intentioned people honestly believe that online phone directories will display the name and address of a cell phone number. What should be apparent is that there is no such thing as a cell phone directory, and never has been.

Yes, there has been some media attention lately about a directory compiled by an online research company. But what drew little attention during all these reports was the fact that this supposed directory had very little accurate information. The reason for this should be obvious: unlike landline information compilations, there is no starting point for cell phone number information. This leaves only the tedious task of collecting information from credit headers, old public records, and various loan applications. To think that such a directory would contain much of value, or that any information that was once accurate can be trusted to remain so without any verification, is absolutely absurd.

The nonexistent database alone would allow some websites to deliver on the promises they make. Popular (and dishonest) claims include promises of “unlimited number searches” with a low-priced membership, or “instant results” that will be returned when the customer pays a fee and enters the cell phone number to search the website. . Obviously, without a database of all or most cell phone numbers in the country, such promises are blatant lies. So can the cell phone owner information be obtained? Yes. But not for free.

There are legitimate sites that “crack” cell phone numbers (provide appropriate name and address). But they don’t sell memberships or make outrageous claims about magical directories. They are researchers who have carved a niche for themselves in the field of skip tracking and specialize in phone number research. How they get this information without a database or directory is not important. The important thing is that they provide accurate information. The prices these companies charge vary widely, from around $50 per cell phone number to more than $100.

The oldest and still least expensive cell number lookup site is CellularTrace.com. This company guarantees the accuracy of its information and offers standard cell phone number lookup research for just $45. Most of their business is, unsurprisingly, women who suspect their men are cheating on them. They usually want to identify suspicious phone numbers found on napkins at the bar or on the man’s cell phone. Additionally, lenders, repo brokers, bounty hunters, and law enforcement are all looking for their typical prey.

With the easiest warranty and privacy policy in the industry, and a reputation too valuable to risk with wrong information, CellularTrae.com remains the best choice for anyone looking for a mobile or landline number. [http://www.cellulartrace.com].