I used spokeo.com and saw the number calling me was in the city I live by/near the place I got my phone stolen. Is the location on a website like that accurate? Source: about 1 year ago

Hello, I have been attempting to find my ex-partner's address for them to be served court summons related to order of protection, personal injury for physical assaults. They are an expert criminal in hiding their activities from the government and keeping off the grid -- drives a 2021 Mercedes SUV, but gets food stamps and has been evicted twice, most recently last month. I have used all the Free People Finder... Source: over 1 year ago

I found that I could navigate someone who wasn't attempting to assault me more easily online. I am stronger with strategic planning. I set up a quasi-statistical study to see what kind of men were looking for me. Once I figured it out I went to spokeo.com to determine who to go out with. Source: over 1 year ago

Well you could start with the standard options pipl.com, spokeo.com, whitepages.com. Source: over 1 year ago

As for "those crappy websites" Whitepages.com, pipl.com, spokeo.com, are all good choices that sometimes end up leading you to the person, as is twilio that u/Alternative-Job-2481 recommended. Source: over 1 year ago

FYI I search the provider on numlookup.com and I google search the provider. Source: 6 months ago

Sorry to OP if this is a legitimate post, but please be aware that there is a chance that this post is a scam or phishing for your information, so pay this person at your own risk. If you do go through with paying this person, do not pay with the friends/family setting in any app. Per numlookup.com, 732-474-8128 is a Google Voice number, indicating that it is not the person's real phone number. Source: 11 months ago

a. If the call was not from a spoofed caller ID, report them to their carrier! If it was a toll-free call, use a site like 800forall.com to find the carrier, and if it was not toll free, use a carrier lookup tool like numlookup.com or freecarrierlookup.com. Go to the carrier's website, and they should have an email or a place to report the scam number. Source: about 1 year ago

As of this post, on numlookup.com my "phone carrier" still displays BANDWIDTH.COM CLEC, LLC while the "phone type" is showing VOIP. Source: about 1 year ago

Could you show an image of your numlookup.com results where it shows your gmail address (redacted, of course)? I just went and looked up my GV number there and it said Google Voice / Grandcentral but it didn't show my gmail address anywhere. Source: over 1 year ago