If you are looking to trace a cell phone call, there are both paid and free ways to go about it. Each method has its own pros and cons, but only one method works 99% of the time. I have tried both methods enough to know that the free method works very seldom, and has never worked for me personally.
Tracing a cell phone call for free is going to take some patience and work. Since cell phone numbers aren’t public information, what you will be hoping for is that the cell phone number, along with the owner’s personal information, has at some point been entered online for a variety of reasons. Now, most people do enter their phone number and personal information when initially subscribing online to a service, bank, or a billing company.
This information is kept confidential, though. So, basically you are hoping for an off chance that somehow personal information is available online. The chances of this being the case are pretty darn small. But that doesn’t mean it can’t happen. Before paying for this information, just enter the phone number into one of the major search engines, and see what comes up. Who knows, you might get lucky.
If the free method falls short, the only option remaining is the paid method. Again, cell phone companies own this data and since it is not considered public information, the only way they release the information is by selling it. But, since the information is coming straight from the cell phone companies, the information you’ll obtain is both accurate and up to date. Also, the cost is very low – about the price of a pizza. The information is also probably more detailed than what you may have initially anticipated. In most cases you’ll find out -
• Cell phone owner’s name
• Billing address
• Service provider
• Cell phone owner’s status with service provider
• Owner history of the cell phone number
• Map location of billing address
• Cell phone owner’s age
• Cell phone owner’s occupation
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