Sunday, July 10, 2011
How To Find Whose Cell Phone Number is This
at both federal and state levels, use these tools or their equivalent.
Are there web based tools, systems and forms to help me?
Test Out Reverse Cellphone Lookup
Reverse phone lookup for US cellphone and landline customers.
Please note that reverse residential landline (or fixed phone) number lookup is also available online for the United States.
Are you feeling stressed, about the possible abusive use of cellphones that happens these days? Specifically, are you getting the unwanted attention of prank callers, those harassing pests who sometimes present as marginally criminal? What can be really frightening, though, is the ominous sound of so-called 'heavy-breathers' - causing your imagination to play havoc with your mind and emotions as if the NYC underworld is on the other end of the cell phone!
What can you do to reveal the identity of the nuisance caller? How can you know for sure who is the owner of the cell phone that is calling you?
You might be happy to learn that various reverse cell phone lookup services have emerged for North America - especially since September, 2001 with the awakening of increased vigilance generally and the emergence of more electronically based community protection systems.
Thousands of Americans have been accessing these new, web based telephone number search systems provided with the cooperation of the major Telecoms companies. People are typically saying that these online search services are useful to them, particularly for the retrieval of additional U.S. public records, where these are available. There are even P.I. (private investigator) reports about the wide scope of online search services, their new time-efficiency and database accuracy. Possibly, this is all because computer and Internet based systems work constantly, night and day, allowing increased flexibility in working hours. The computer systems allow professionals to hunt down a lot more investigative sources, as well as various numbers of Telco company white pages services inclusive of reverse cellular directories, across the entire USA.
The large number of telephone companies in The United States complicates the provision of one central, national lookup service. Additionally, there are many types of second tier 411 services, telephone service organizations, 'criss-cross' directories, unlisted mobile and landline number directory services, further compounded by all the varying state government regulations on the usage of cell phones and fixed telephones.
Databases required to facilitate an advanced reverse cell mobile lookup or a local, unlisted phone number search are quite complicated because of the need for integration. That is, all companies need to be searched simultaneously. This has been achieved by a system known as Complete Investigation Services, or C.I.S.
The CIS reverse search facility links up about a thousand different databases. It provides additional information such as a phone account holder's history of known addresses. If there are any criminal records associated with the account holder, then these public records are also listed, according to the service providers.
Reverse Search Mobile Directory Features:
If you are angry about some infuriating prank caller, but you are quite apprehensive about what, if anything, to do about it; for example, how to acquire that person's identity, then you can relax a little. The simple action of inserting a caller's number in a web form can glean you some or most of the following information:
o Historical: Full Background Check with past history government files & records
o Criminal Record: county and state government public records to assist above checks
o Circuit Court Records: includes findings, liens, bankruptcy, etc.
o Marriage Records: plus divorce filings and family history data
o Property Records: land ownership and more very useful information.
o Extra Personal Background Data from three tiers of government
The online web page resulting from a reverse telephone number search provides you a large selection of information. Some may be relevant to your purposes while other information may be quite irrelevant and should be disregarded and disposed of. Gathering the public information is protected by the Freedom Of Information Act. The question of legality arises around how you eventually use the information that was obtained from CIS.
Consequently, even prank cell phone callers and nuisance callers can be traced, tracked down and investigated using online tools. However, the action of bringing them to justice must only be undertaken by authorized police officers. You are always responsible for your own actions, so don't take the law into your own hands. Let the local area police deal with it.
In summary, huge databases online can in fact deliver you full background reports on the pranksters, pests and criminals who may be currently causing you harassment and unpleasantness. Much associated data is accessible. A simple web form is the tool you require, worked on a case by case basis. This is how professional investigators do it and many folk simply don't realize that the tools are available to all United States citizens with an Internet connection.
With the full background report that is made, you get a person's name, current address and where available, the address location history. Acquire any recorded criminal activities records, county circuit court records as well as the entire range of legal American public records under The Freedom of Information Act, which is a US Federal Law.
So thank you for your visit to my hub page. I am positive that you will be 'over the moon' about your new information-gathering skills. You will quickly be able to find any needed data in the full background report.. This becomes rather easy with a reverse cellphone lookup facility online today. Beat the prank callers and the harassment pests once and for all. Regain the freedoms of our hi tech existence. Use your mobile smartphone, landline or regular cellphone in peace.
Thank you for visiting our blog today!
GPD
Investigative Editor Online
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Saturday, August 29, 2009
Announcing the elite, professional version of NetDetective, which is not limited to police or federal agents usage -- this law enforcement edition is the PLUS version which requires a monthly membership. Don't hesitate because it does more complete background checks and lets you dig deeper into public records such as county court: liens, bankruptcies, real estate property records, marriage records, divorce records and adoption files.
Get Social Security death index info and the verification of a SSN for state and year of original issue. More too, such as DUI and DWI and DMV records. The government has co-operated in the provision of public information because of federal freedom of information. Under FOIA provisions, even the FBI has to release information - for example, on famous people, celebrities, etc., as shown below in The Missing FBI Chapter!
Geoffrey P. Dodd
Investigative Editor, 2009.
Labels: government records, investigation, law, law enforcement, net detective, online detective sites
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
You can now more easily protect your local community from child predators by searching the registered sex offender list by local zip code. Federal law allows the publishing of exact names and addresses of local registered sex offenders.
This is because these sick individuals are compulsive re-offenders and it's just better for school staff, parents and police to know exactly who they are and where they live. There is also an element of "name and shame" in an attempt to deter people from becoming sexual predators.
There are two basic systems that I am aware of for accessing these National Registry database resources of criminal records:
- Inteligator - gives a very complete background check
- National Alert Registry - gives you a predator map (trial.. see below)
So do visit the information web sites to learn tons more about this unfortunate social necessity! We wish to do our utmost to protect children in all American local communities. Help us by telling other people about this investigative blog today!

Geoffrey P. Dodd
Investigative Editor
Labels: background check, child predators, crime, investigation, law enforcement, net detective, registered sex offender list, sex offender registry, sex offenders
Thursday, November 06, 2008
A new hub page that introduces the subject of U.S. government records searching and tells you the various uses that can be made of data by home amateurs and even by pro law enforcement agents. All in all a worthwhile read here at Hubpages.com where anyone can create a web presence very quickly indeed!
See other, previous investigation material posts just below on this detective blog. Thanks for today's visit. ;-)
Geoff Dodd
Investigative Editor
Labels: government, government records, hub pages, law enforcement
Thursday, May 01, 2008
Ideas for tracing and tracking people behind prank, nuisance, 'heavy-breathing' calls
Private investigators know the answers already and have a strong arsenal of tools at their disposal for Reverse Cell Phone Lookup work, on a daily basis. It's really as simple as falling off a barstool for them. Their job is to basically gather evidence, in as short a time as possible, using effective tools.
In this case the P.I. tools are, of course, Internet based. To trace cellular phone numbers, you're in luck because I have insider access to a system, legally, where you bring up a web page that has a FORM with 3 boxes in it. The boxes have the format: 555 - 555 - 5555 representing a standard mobile phone number. Searches done there can return name, address, background information and maybe even more. Legal for USA only.
This is NOT only a USA mobile phone directory. It is an integrated database system that brings together many sources of 'people information' - exactly what the professionals use right across America! Even law enforcement like NYPD and LAPD, etc.
Information in these powerful databases can quickly assist you in locating a cell phone, because of the REVERSE nature of the search! Remember the old Crisscross Directories? Backwards-searching is something that's banned in Australia but in The United States, reverse number look up for cell phones and for landlines is allowed and is legal public information.
The federal provision of F.O.I.A. freedom of information helps keep America transparent as far as possible without breaching national security. Citizens, then, can search US Public Records freely online using web based applications. These are provided by private third party companies such as ReverseMobile.com who also have database look up facilities for residential phone number listings, landline or 'fixed' line - - both listed and unlisted telephone numbers!
So the scope is very wide for telephone investigation work to easily locate that prank or nuisance caller. Get their name and address using our service and if you wish, report them to your county, state or federal police. Law enforcement can only be done by the proper authorites.
Investigative Editor

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Wednesday, November 14, 2007
Around federal election time, gun control law raises its ugly head as a hot issue in the (presidential) election campaign in the United States. The debate pro and con gun control rages on with democrats Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama promising wonderful security, law and order with increased hand gun control restrictions. Is this really a simple matter?
However, recent statistics from the Australian experience paint a very different picture: that new legislation there has resulted in increased levels of crime involving guns, because only the law-abiding citizens have given up their guns! Armed robberies there went up something like 44%. Homicides and assaults are both significantly up!
Read the full article with gun control statistics from Australia here to realize that taking away a citizen's lawful means of self-defense is a folly! The criminals still bearing hand guns know that they'll have the upper hand - after the 'disarming of the law abiding majority!'
Nancy Pelosi had better do her homework on this one, and Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama....or it could backfire when crime statistics come out in the future. Read the article, please. Renew the serious debate.
Investigative Editor
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Labels: crime, gun control law, gun control statistics, law enforcement, legal information
Monday, October 29, 2007
Tools and Systems
Investigating in the U.S.A. has necessitated a change to the internet world.
This began to occur from 1995 to 1996 following the release of the investigative
tools: Net Detective and online investigator. Afterwards, these services resulted in scores of
copycats attempting to benefit from the boom of internet information services.
The tools started out as simple, nearly ebook-like software programs but nowadays
they're practically 100% internet based subscription services, which appear to work
neater and with increased effectiveness. They're also provided as once-only payment systems
with approximately 3 years researching - or monthly paid services in the instance of
Net Detective Plus. This last mentioned item is provided more as a professional person search tool, following endorsement from the National Association of individual Private detectives.
Publishers maintain that their search systems are utilised every day by hundreds of law enforcement investigators over the U.S.A., and that the overall number of users or clients in the national population of the United States today is more than 750,000 people.
A different statistic laid claim to is that company databases today deliver searchable in-house files on more than 211,500,000 American citizens. The legality of exploring such private records is ascribed to the F.O.I.A., which is a Federal US law. To abide by privacy and record book updating demands are two additional requirements that this author has not thus far explored.
The electronic delivery of information may justifiedly lead-in to a claim like:
"Imagine becoming an expert web based detective in about sixty seconds flat!"
The candidate is then expected to: "visualize yourself, seated at your home or business office computer, with all the ability and search systems of an experienced private detective at your fingertips."
Such systems are certainly effective search tools that can fascinate the imaginativeness of being able to immediately discover what a person's criminal record includes. Or what liens or tribunal judgements have been ordered against a person in the United States of America.
Or to verify a Social Security SSN or find out particulars of births, deaths, marriage ceremonies*, divorce and adoption, or DMV files.
A conventional private detective. or investigator for the govt may begin to realise that what seemed intricate at first glance is actually unbelievably easy to do with a web search tool like Net Detective Plus!
This is for the most part because US Public Records are searchable in cyberspace. State and Fed govt departments like DMV, the Social Security Administration and courtroom houses (Department of Justice) have really carefully brought out a few databases like Court and criminal records.
Evidently, the cautiousness is founded on concerns of infringing the counterbalancing privacy legislation which appears at first glimpse to be in contravention of the Freedom Of Information Act.
Nevertheless, each part of law has its particular fields of practical application.
Several discerning uses for the internet search tools are pre employment screening, tenant background checking up on, legal bureau information collecting, private investigating and practice of law enforcement. It is a testimonial to the North American people that openness and transparentness may genuinely endure in the USA, as certainly The United States Constitution always meant.
Introduce the Information Age of The World Wide Web and the search systems come out like wizardry for people to get at huge stores of personal Data.
Conclusion: Net Detective will turn out to be extremely useful to both recreational investigators and professional persons alike. Ease of Internet use is the main reason for the tool's quick uptake and popularity.
Geoffrey Dodd
Investigative Editor.
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Sunday, September 23, 2007
Now agents enforcing the US law can do a background check using the web based version of the tool: Net Detective for law enforcement - - getting the ability to search public records in USA quickly and easily, using The Internet.
If you're a property owner, then you can check out a prospective tenant with these tools, doing a full tenant screening also using Net Detective. Screen tenants before signing the tenancy agreement with that one, landlords. Prevention of problems is much better than solving larger personnel problems later, down the track. Do online background and credit checks, first.
Seize the exact same tools that American P.I.s use!
Investigative Editor, Geoff Dodd
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