New Web Site Helps Get Cell Phone Number

Online, September 21, 2009 (Newswire.com) - There is a new cell phone lookup site in town, and speed is the key.

The Get Cell Phone Number service acts as a cell phone number phone book, filling allowing anyone with a name and a state to find a cell phone number. The site offers fast results, allowing users to get lost or unknown cell phone numbers on the fly from any connection or web-enabled smart phone.

Since cell phone providers say they will not allow a cell phone phonebook, anyone searching for a cell phone number online is basically out of luck. But the Get Cell Phone Number service was designed to bridge the gap between normal land-line phonebooks and the Internet age.

The search function also provides a wealth of other information along with the cell phone number. If available, search results will also provide the cell phone owner's address, their cell phone provider (Verizon, Sprint, T-Mobile, AT&T, Alltel), and to where their phone is registered.

Beyond that, the service also lets searchers see past criminal records, background checks, relatives and even neighbors.

Users and their searches are kept under the strictest confidence so that nobody will know what users find about who. The service also allows users to take themselves out of the search results so they can rest easy knowing that nobody can find their personal information. This can prove useful for taking youthful indiscretions and other unfavorable records out of public search results. Oftentimes employers will use public record searches like this to weed out potential employees without footing the bill for expensive background checks.

For $9.95, users can sign up for a full year of unlimited searches. The cell phone finder searches get the information from public records kept in secure databases around the country. These databases are used by police agencies, financial investigators and others to find up to date, relevant information. It can be used as an impromptu background check when formal background checks prove too expensive or unnecessary.