How to find cell phone numbers of your old friends? During my time in the navy I had many good friends who would slowly leave and get stationed in other parts of the country and world. With some, I kept in touch for a while but then they or I would go out to sea for 6-12 months and we would no longer speak to each other.

After a couple years, I tried getting in touch with some of them through other old friends from the navy. They said they had lost touch with them too, and of course told me to tell them hello if I ever got a hold of them. I had just about given up when I saw a story about how to find cell phone numbers. It was a story on MSNBC about how a database company had been pressured to shut down over privacy concerns.

The story got me thinking about how much information was really out there on the Internet. I thought maybe that was the key to finding some of my old friends.

First I tried Google and found nothing at all. I also tried the online white pages, but I still didn't find anything. I decided it was time to use a reverse phone directory service that promised to show me how to find cell phone numbers with a name or number. I tried to remember some of the sites I had seen on the news, which were able to point me to other online cell phone directories. I found a reputable looking web site that looked very promising. I typed in some names and numbers and found many results in their database.

I want you to keep in mind that when you are trying to track cell phone numbers it can be more difficult than tracing a traditional landline number. In order to get the most up to date records, you'll need to use a reverse cell directory. These are powerful online tools that are able to compile information about how to find cell phone numbers from various sources. These directories will provide information on all cell phone numbers.

One of the best ways is to pay a one time fee that allows you to run as many searches as you want. Once you are logged into the site you will have the ability to track cell phone numbers, find who the caller is, who their cellular provider is, address history, and if the phone is still active. You will also be given the opportunity to access even more information including criminal history, legal records, and birth certificates, do background checks, and a whole lot more.

So your question how to find cell phone numbers is answered. You'll want to use a reputable and reliable service with instant searches. Avoid poorly designed websites. Expect to pay $15 - $30 for a single cell phone number report, and around $35 - $60 for unlimited search access for a typical one-year membership.