subject: Find Mobile Numbers and Information About People Who Text Your Spouse [print this page] Find Mobile Numbers and Information About People Who Text Your Spouse
When you find mobile numbers on your landline or cellular phone from people you're unfamiliar with, it can be frustrating trying to locate personal information. Many people feel a sense of safety using mobile phones because they're harder for the common person to trace. Even mobile phone providers won't give out personal information to just anyone, so people know that using a mobile phone to make a harassing call, spread private information, or speak to someone they're not supposed to is generally safe. So how do you find out who's calling from that number? And what do you do with the information once you have it?
Easy Steps to Locating the Caller
The first thing you can try is a reverse lookup. This is the process of plugging a phone number into an online phone directory and seeing if any personal information pops up. Sometimes these websites claim that you can find mobile numbers for a fee, so it's always best to research a site before paying any sort of processing fee. It's usually easiest to find information on landlines, but there may be some websites that are able to dig up the information you need, although you'll most likely have to pay for it.
The next thing you can try is to call the numbers back. This may or may not work. If you're checking your spouse's phone for unfamiliar numbers, it's possible that the person is using a prepaid mobile phone and knows who has the number and who doesn't. At the same time, you risk a confrontation by calling directly, but at least you know who the number belongs to. If neither of these options seem feasible to you, you can always work with a professional who can secretly gather the information you need.
Professional Steps to Locating the Caller
Private investigators have access to databases and resources that the average person doesn't. Often, you can provide them with the numbers you have and they will be able to locate the name, and possibly the address, of the person to whom the phone is registered. If you're curious about text messages that have been received on the phone, you can give an investigator the SIM card and they can send you hardcopies, either through email or regular mail, with transcripts of all text messages.
The hardest part of dealing with an investigator is being able to get your hands on the phone or hardware that they need to find out information. But by using an investigator you can find mobile numbers and its accompanying information, read deleted text messages, and find out exactly who the user of the phone is calling.
