There are many options when you want to find cell phone numbers
on the Internet. Although none of them are guaranteed, with a
little bit of work, and a lot of luck, you might find the cell
number that you're looking for.

These Internet-based services for finding cell phone numbers are broken into three major categories. The first category is Reverse Cell Phone
Number Lookup. This service attempts to give you the name of the
cell phone subscriber when you provide the cell phone
number.

The second catagory is the Cell Phone Directory
service which works a lot like the white page telephone number
lookup services. These sites will look for a cell phone number
when you provide them with a name.

Although many of these services look like they are free, you often have to pay a fee once the site determines that they might have a match. "Might"
is the key word here because, due to the fact that many people
have the same name, the service might find a cell phone number
but it could be for a different person that you were looking
for.

The third category use investigators to attempt to
find the cell phone number. These investigators will usually
call the person's regular phone number, or the phone numbers of
the person's friends, neighbors, or employees, and make up a
pretense for trying to find the cell phone number. While this
method does have some successes, make sure that you know what
the fee is if they fail to find the cell phone number. You might
end up paying the same price either way.

Some companies will tell you that they have access to a special "cell phone number" database that they use to find cell phone numbers but, as far as
anyone in the cell phone industry knows, there is no such
database that's available to the public.

Prices for paid services that find cell phone numbers range from $25 to $100 and up. $75 seems to be the average. Some of the "Instant
Investigator Software" web sites look like they are a bargain
because they offer do-it-yourself software for around $30, but
there's a catch. This software acts like a search portal into
paid information sites. So, although you pay $29 for the
software, all it lets you do is access web sites that charge
even more money to find a cell phone number. So you're not
getting much for your money in this case.

Start your search to find cell phone numbers on Google. Use the search term" "find cell phone numbers" and you'll be off to a good start.