Reverse Phone Number Look Up - DIY Catch a cheating spouse

A cell phone number look up is one way that can be quite effective to catch a cheating spouse. At the very least, it is quite effective in finding out who the person your spouse or partner is cheating with.

First of all, if you manage to find some suspicious numbers (or even one very suspicious number) in the phone bill or in his mobile phone 'call history'. DO NOT call that number to find out who's on the other line.

DON'T do it! Why?

It is actually an opportunity for you to find out the full background information of the person who owns that number - sometimes include family members, relatives, and so on.

And if you ask your partner questions such as 'Honey, how come this number comes up a lot?' you will get answers such as "Oh it's the pizza guy honey..." or similar.

So...forget asking him and do your own reverse phone search (You can use it from your computer, all you need is internet connection - which obviously you have).

How to do cell phone number look up.

First of all if the number is a landline number try to get the background information using a free reverse phone number look up directory (such as phonenumber.com) - There are plenty more on the market - mostly using a large central database.

Enter the entire number including the area code and hit “Search.” If the number is a published land line, you should get the information you want, including the name of the owner and the entire address of the owner.

However, if the number is a cell phone number or is unlisted in public directory you cannot use a free service. This is because cell phone numbers are generally more private and harder to track down (Thanks to some telemarketers that don't play by the rules).

In this case you need to request the background information from a database phone look up service - normally for a small fee. You can then do unlimited number of searches and get full phone report.

Now unlike the free service, reverse look up service do not typically use the same central database, this is why normally you can search for the number FIRST to make sure it is available before you request for the information - they should not charge you to check availability, if they do look for other service.

Try doing your own search...

Below is an actual search using one of the most comprehensive phone database online. (I managed to get partnered up with reverse phone detective, one of the top-ranked phone number look up site online)