Does anyone know of any free alternatives to whitepages? I use it regularly to find out who calls me in the middle of the night(at least allegedly) speaking about my insurance expiring, but an address isn't enough to scare the shit out of the non-robots and I'm not about to pay for that. Any help is appreciated.
for that. Any help is appreciated.
Tortillaretreat wrote to All <=-
Does anyone know of any free alternatives to whitepages? I use it regularly to find out who calls me in the middle of the night(at least allegedly) speaking about my insurance expiring, but an address isn't enough to scare the shit out of the non-robots and I'm not about to pay for that. Any help is appreciated.
Tortillaretreat wrote to All <=-
Does anyone know of any free alternatives to whitepages? I use it regularly to find out who calls me in the middle of the night(at least allegedly) speaking about my insurance expiring, but an address isn't enough to scare the shit out of the non-robots and I'm not about to pay for that. Any help is appreciated.
I just do a Google search on the phone number.
I've taken the steps of anyone who calls me, but they aren't in my contact list,I don't answer the phone. If they are legitimate, they will leave a message.
Nightfox wrote to Dr. What <=-
In the past couple years or so, I've noticed if a phone number isn't in
my contacts list, sometimes a caller ID will still appear on my phone
with the person's name. Then if I add them to my contacts list, it
will use whatever name I have in my contacts list for them.
In the past couple years or so, I've noticed if a phone number isn't
in my contacts list, sometimes a caller ID will still appear on my
phone with the person's name. Then if I add them to my contacts
list, it will use whatever name I have in my contacts list for them.
Interesting. I won't pay for caller ID (too easy to spoof). Maybe that's the difference. When I get a call from someone not in my contact list, only a phone number displays for me.
Nightfox wrote to Dr. What <=-
Interesting. I won't pay for caller ID (too easy to spoof). Maybe that's the difference. When I get a call from someone not in my contact list, only a phone number displays for me.
I'm not paying extra for caller ID either. And it only happens for
some phone numbers, not all.
Interesting. I won't pay for caller ID (too easy to spoof). Maybe
that's the difference. When I get a call from someone not in my
contact list, only a phone number displays for me.
I'm not paying extra for caller ID either. And it only happens for
some phone numbers, not all.
That's even more interesting. I wonder if the scammer is sending out fake caller ID data with his phone call.
I haven't seen this before.
Nightfox wrote to Dr. What <=-
Interesting. I won't pay for caller ID (too easy to spoof). Maybe
that's the difference. When I get a call from someone not in my
contact list, only a phone number displays for me.
I'm not paying extra for caller ID either. And it only happens for
some phone numbers, not all.
That's even more interesting. I wonder if the scammer is sending out fake caller ID data with his phone call.
I haven't seen this before.
That's even more interesting. I wonder if the scammer is sending out fake caller ID data with his phone call.
There should be laws against Caller ID spoofing. I've lost track on how many calls I get a month asking me about my car warranty, windows, siding, changing insurance, homeownerships insurance, etc., etc. Most go to voice mail, but they'v gotten really good to spoof numbers really close to some of my doctors in Denver.
When I think about it now, I think one of the funniest scams was someone overseas who was spoofing the local police department's phone number calling me to tell me I actually owed taxes (even after I had filed my taxes and had paid what I owed), and tried to tell me they'd send police after me if I hung up. :P
There should be laws against Caller ID spoofing. I've lost track on how many calls I get a month asking me about my car warranty, windows, siding, changing insurance, homeownerships insurance, etc., etc. Most go to voice mail, but they'v gotten really good to spoof numbers really close to some of my doctors in Denver.
Does anyone know of any free alternatives to whitepages? I use it regularly nd I'm not about to pay for that. Any help is appreciated.
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