How Much Reverse Cell Phone Lookup Service Worth Paying?
Reverse cell phone is the latest reverse phone services that provide access to public to find out who the owner of any fixed or cell phone number. Whenever we find new technologies and services, we often get worried about the cost. It is a perception that every new service would be very expensive. Based on this, many people hesitate to acquire new technology and wait until its cost comes down. The same is holding true with reverse cell phone lookup services.
What is reverse phone lookup service? Well, it is the service provided by private companies who have massive databases of telephone, cell phone numbers and their contact details which can be used to look up almost any phone number to find out who the owner is.
All said and done! But how much this look up service should cost to me?
Well, like other services, costs of reverse cell phone services are usually determined by its demand. Therefore, some companies charge you for using one or few phone numbers while some may charge you monthly or annually for unlimited database access.
However, try to compare with reverse phone lookup service with its very older search sister i.e the telephone directories. Costs of using telephone directories may be very cheap (and even making calls to phone directories is very minimal today) but it was truly expensive even 10 years ago.
But time has changed now. Even with lower prices today, many of us are not keen using old phone directories anymore. Not surprisingly, one of Yellow pages may be lying inside your table drawer for couple of years and you must have used less than 10 times in a year! Why this is so? Because, reverse cell phone look up services are just a few clicks away. They are fast, more accurate and have huge telephone databases. Needless to say, they save plenty of time from groping into long obsolete telephone directories. Thus, in comparison between these two services, how much should you pay for a reverse phone search? Is there any free service also available?
The answer to these questions is that yes. There are free as well as paid reverse cell phone lookup services available that provide you details of owner for any fixed or cell phone number. But please wait, all free and paid reverse phone services are not the same. Just like problems you face with regular telephone directories in finding the desired results, you may face similar with free reverse phone lookup directories as well.
Free reverse phone services, however, do have limitations. No way can you simply lookup at any phone number and get the information you want. Paid services, however, come to your rescue and give you access even when many fixed and cell phone numbers are listed as private. Cell phone numbers are usually not so commonly listed in free online phone directories unless it is owned by companies or willingly permitted to be listed.
Only paid reverse phone lookup services have huge cell phones databases for listed and unlisted numbers both. Their databases also include details for old pager numbers. Access to paid reverse phone lookup services makes you think of your own private detective. Previously, this access was limited to police, intelligence services and licensed private detective agencies only.
So, if you are in a situation of tracing back the phone numbers, paid services will be more useful for accessing fast, accurate and updated databases.
Please visit at http://www.reversecellphoneonline.com to figure out how you can find who the owner is by just typing the number in the search box.
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Which AT&T phone should i get?!?!?For my birthday my mom is getting me a better cell phone than i have now but i need help deciding on which one i should get…. so what do you think Oh and it needs to be $100.00 dollars after a 2 year contract so out of these phones what do you think
-Pantech Slate (TM)
-Samsung Access A827
-LG Vu (TM) CU920
-LG Invision (TM) or
-Samsung Blackjack Pink??
Here is a link to the phones compared
http://www.wireless.att.com/cell-phone-service/compare-cell-phones/?LOSGId=&_requestid=130084
Thank you so much for your time!
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iPod touch is probably your best bet right now. Dell is supposed to be coming out with a similar Android type device. Also you can get a smart phone that has WiFi and don't bother activating cellular service with it.
Hi there:
The cell phone companies change, new ones appear every month, and they buy out each other constantly, so it is difficult to make an accurate list !
However, you do not say where in the world you are, so here is a brief list:
CELL PHONE CARRIERS
3 River WIreless
ACS WIreless
ALLTEL
Alltel #2
ANDHRA Pradesh AirTel
AT&T
AT&T Free2Go
AT$T Pocketnet PCS
BEELINE
Bell Atlatic
Bell Mobility Canada ( Different Provinces, Different Owners )
Bell Mobility Canada #2 ( If you move, you CANNOT move the phone!!)
Bell Mobility Canada #3 ( you end up paying 3 years AND buy a new phone )
Bell SOUTH ( Blackberry )
Bell South , #2, #3
Bell SOuth Mobility
Blue SKy Frog
Bluegrass Cellular
Boost
Bouygues Telecom, #2, #3
BPL Mobile
Carolina West Wireless
Cellular One
Cellular One East Coast
Cellular One South West
Cellular One West
Cellular One PCS
Cellular ONE #1, #2, #3, #4, #5
Cellular SOuth
Century Tel
Chennai RPG Cellular
Chaennai SkyTel / Airtel
Chennai Bell
Cingular, #2, #3, #4
Clearnet
Comcast
Comviq
Corr Wireless Communications
Delhi Aritel
Delhi Hutch
Dobson Cellular Systems
Dobson-Alex Wireless
DT T-Mobile
Dutchtone / ORANGE-NL
Edge Wireless
EMT
Escotel
FIDO
Genion
Goa BPLMobil
Golden Telecom
Green's Communications
GTE WIreless, #2, #3
Gujarat Celforce
Houston Cellular
Idea Cellular
Inland Cellular Telephone
Itineris
Kerala Escotel
Kolkata Airtel
Kyivstar
LMT
Maharashtra BPL Mobile
Maharashtra IDEAL Cellular
Manitoba Telecom Systems
MCI Phone
Megafon
Meteor , #2
Metro PCS, #2
MicroCell
Midwest WIreless
MiWorld
MobileComm
MobileONE
MobileFone
Mobility Bermuda
Mobility Tanzania
Mobtel Srbija
Motient
Movistar
MTS
Mumbai BPL Mobile
MUMBAI ORANGE
NBTel
Netcom
Nextel, #2
Nextel BR
NPI Wireless
Ntelos
O2, ( M-mail, Online, Prepaid )
Omnipoint, #2
One Connect
Online BEEP
Optus Mobile
Orange (Fr Telecom, Mumbai, NL/ Dutchtone )
OSKAR
P&T Luxembourg
Pacific Bell
PCS ONE
Pioneer / Enid Cellular
PLUS GSM
Pondicherry BPL Moboile
POWERTEL
Price Communications
Primco
Promtel
Public Service Cellular
Qwest
Rogers AT&T Wireless
ROGERS Wireless ( CDN )
Safaricom
Satelindo GSM
SFR France , #2, #3
Simple Freedom
SMART Telecom
SMF/ Schuylkill Mobile Fone
SouthernLinC
Southwestern Bell
SPRINT PCS
Suncom
Sunrise Mobile, #2
SureWest Communications
SwissCOm
T-Mobile ( #2, Austria, Germany, UK)
TalkLine
Tamil Nadu BPL Mobile
Tele2
Telefonica Movistar
Telenot
Telenor
Telia Denmark
TELUS
TIM
TRITON
UMC
Unicel
Uraltel
US Cellular, #2
US West
Uttar Pradesh Escotel
Verison, #2, #3
Vessotel
Virgin Mobile, #2
Vodafone (Germany, Italy, Japan, #2, #3, Spain, UK)
VoiceStream . T-Mobile
West Central Wireless
Western WIreless
Wyndtell
Yenisev Telecom
Note that in the big cities, there are hundreds of smaller carriers that only provide service in one small area. I can't list them all.
Hopefully you can choose the ones locally, and compare pricing.
good luck
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I've looked at the Vu, and to a certain extent I like it, but I've heard very mixed reactions to the touch screen on the Vu. If you want to watch TV on your phone, by all means, get the Vu, but if the Shine has all the features you want, and is cheaper, I'd go with that one. Even though the Shine is a little heavier, I've felt it and it feels like a more solid phone and the screen is gorgeous.
I'd suggest going into a store and playing with the Vu, you don't want to get wrapped into a contract with an expensive phone that you might end up hating.
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Hi Blue
The best place to get your answer from people that live in Tucson is here
http://www.howardforums.com/search.php?searchid=5883359&q=tucson%20coverage
After you decide on the provider, take advantage of the 'test periods" offered, that way you are seeing first hand how good or bad coverage is in your area and home
Cheers
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The difference between pre-paid and contract is that with pre-paid you don't sign up for anything and there is no account or bill that you have to pay every month. Contract is that you pay for a certain amount of minutes and services that you may or may not use every month and that bill comes every month.
As far as costs go, there isn't a big difference from what I've seen. To make sure you get the best rate, you really need to shop around and check out what people are selling…it all boils down to how many cents per minute you're going to be paying.
My recommendation is for you and your husband to get a contract so that if you ever need it, you won't have to worry about running out of minutes at an inopportune time. For the kids, I would recommend pre-paid. This is because, its been my expereince (I'm a teacher and I hear lots of stories) that most kids use their phones a lot either calling or text-messaging. This can run up an extremely high cell phone bill that you'll be stuck with. The worst story I ever heard was one of my students running up an $800 bill in one month from overage charges.
Also, before you do anything, check with your current cell phone provider and find out if you're under contract and if so what the early termination fee is (usually $150). This might make you're decision easier for now. As for pre-paid companies, I have heard that Boost and Virgin are pretty good companies.
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