A Cell Phone Spy Without Buying Spy Phone Software

How To View Call & Text Message History Logs – Sign up for online account access with your cell phone provider. Just go to the cell phone provider’s website and create an online account. Some providers such as Verizon & ATT Wireless send out a temporarily password directly to the cell phone, so make sure you check the sign up details. If a text message is sent out, you will have to quickly borrow the cell phone to get the password and delete the message.

Once you have online account access, you will be amazed with the type of information you can retrieve. Complete call logs (incoming & outgoing) with land and cell numbers, text/picture message details such as the sender/recipient cell phone number, time, and date. You can even export all the data to view later. Armed with this information, you’ll be able to quickly figure out if there is any suspicious call activity going on.

How To Find Out Who Owns A Number That You Often See In Call Logs – If you need to find out the owner of a particular phone number (land line or cell phone), it’s a lot easier than you probably think. The internet is flooded with services that will do a reverse phone look up. This means you enter a telephone number, and within seconds you will get details who owns that particular number. Most of the services I’ve used are free for land lines. Unfortunately, to do a reverse cell phone look up requires you to pay, but most services are anywhere between 10-15 bucks per report. The report will provide information such as who owns the cell and their address. Both of these services are a great way to find out who really is the person that your significant other says is calling. Here are a few more details of the type of service that each one provides.

Reverse Look Up (For land lines)

• Usually free
• Phone owner name and current address
• Geographic information (From U.S. Census Bureau; Census 2000)
• Satellite maps

To try it out, go to www.whitepages.com/reverse_phone

Reverse Cell Phone Look Up (For cell phones)

• Not free, but generally not more than $15 USD.
• Phone owner name and current address
• Line type – landline or mobile
• Household members
• Phone company and carrier
• Possible neighbors and relatives
• Issuing location
• Satellite maps
• Other phone numbers belonging to owner
• Owner’s address history

To try it out, go to www.cellphonesnoop.com

You now have a couple ways to get cell phone data without spending any money (or at least very little). By the way, if you have any tips you want to share, send them my way. Have fun.

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