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 Cell Phone Trace For Unknown Numbers

These days, caller ID would almost be a waste of money were it not free for almost all cell phones. House phones are still a different story, but the real problem is bigger. Fact is, the very privacy standards which keep our cellphones safe from the prying eyes of telemarketers and pranksters are actually working in reverse - against us!
The Problem of Unknown Calls
We're suppose to be safe from strangers wasting our time, money, and mental health by placing obnoxious calls to our cell phones. However, certain industry insiders do have access to our information, and regularly hit us up with ambiguously named calls such as 'unknown call', 'inbound call', 'cellular call', 'private call' (this one's gotta be the most annoying - a private call to my phone), 'out of area', etc. It makes the entire reason for having caller I.D. obsolete. We're often in the middle of working, entertainment, conversing, thinking, or any other hundreds of more important things when these calls come - and we usually have no choice but to answer in case it really is important.
How to STOP Annoying Unknown Calls
Since many of these calls originate from the same sources, and because they're illegal, there is a specific, highly effective method for dealing with them.
1. Identify the caller
2. Report them to the authorities
or
3. If it turns out you actually wanted that reverse phone search call, add their name and number to your contacts
So, that sounds easy, but the key to this entire process has always been identifying them. And thats were modern technology comes in. We now have access to a new type of database which brings us the names, addresses, backgrounds, and more for 98% of all cell phone owners in seconds. These 'reverse
phone directories' only charge a small fee for unlimited access to the information - and it turns out to be a fraction of the cost and time spent waiting for the old ways of tracing a number. You either had to hire a private investigator, or install a phone trap.
Now we can just search for the number, get their phone company, and call them up!