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I live in austrailia and i want me and my family to call each other whenever for free using voip. how can i do this? i don’t want to use skype or any other ip telephony program just voip.
I was told if i buy the same brand routers here and in lebanon and make virtual numbers then it would work is that true?

My dad has had the same home phone number since like 1978. He now wants to try out a voip or similar to try to save some cash. However, he says that it is not an option unless he can take his number with him. Please let me know who all will let him take his number as far as internet phone companies go!

I had my VoIP company “port” my numbers to their service. Will it still end up in the phone book? How?

I have a US verizonwireless cellphone and am moving to Nepal for 12-15 months. I’d like to transfer the number to a VOIP service (skype would be my choice) while I’m gone, so that I can continue using the number and keep it for when I return. Is this possible?

Have you ever wanted to find where an old friend is living is now?  Or have you ever wanted to find out whom your daughter is talking with?  Or maybe you just wanted to send a Thank You or Christmas card to a client, and all you have is their phone number?  Well, these are all reasons a reverse telephone lookup directory exists. 

My first time doing a reverse telephone search certainly was an eye opening experience.  Since the telephone number that I was searching was a wireless number I had no luck consulting White Pages or any other online public directory.  These directories are solely for the use of landline home and business numbers, which are a matter of public information.

So, after resigning myself to having no luck there I decided to try searching the phone number in the major search engines.  I typed the number in Google, MSN, and Yahoo.  All three directories came up with nothing in relation to that number.  So, the next thing I did was type “reverse cell phone lookup” in the search tool bars of these 3 search engines.  To my delight, I saw sites that offered a “free” cell phone search and figured my problem was solved.  But after going through 4 of these sites, I found out the search was “free”, but the results were not.  Feeling misled, I wasn’t about to trust the validity of their data.  So I moved on to my next step. 

I searched why I had to pay for information associated with cell phone numbers.  What I found is that these numbers are not considered public information.  This data is owned by the major wireless carriers like Verizon, Sprint, and Nextel.  You can’t access their phone directories, so the only way to retrieve this data is through one of the reputable online sites that resell this data.  Fortunately, if you are determined to get the data, the cost is about the same as a pizza and the information you’ll obtain is pretty extensive. You’ll be able to find the owner’s name, billing address, map location of the address, what cell phone carrier the owner uses, and a history of that cell phone number, including previous owners of the number, if any.  Also, many times you’ll be able to find out the owner’s age and occupation. 

This information is obtained is easily and virtually instantly.  Good online sites also offer a money back guarantee and operate customer service departments that are responsive to any questions or problems you may have. 

So, next time you find yourself in a position where you need to find out personal information about someone and all you have is a phone number to work with, you’ll know what your options are.  Doing a reverse telephone lookup with one of the few reliable and trustworthy online websites is an option increasingly more people are turning to as a great resource in searching cell phone numbers.  One of the best and most popular directories is referenced below.

Whenever you are trying to find out who is calling you constantly and you don’t recognize the phone number, you can do a reverse lookup telephone number inquiry online.

Thanks to the advance of broadband and internet technology, you can find a lot of information about any caller that you want. Maybe you are trying to put a stop to a series of prank calls, or maybe you missed an important call and you want to learn whether the last missed call is the one or not. Or maybe, you suspect of a cheating spouse and you are trying to discover who is your spouse talking on the phone behind your back.

You can look up any telephone number online. There are websites that will let you do a search for free. The problem with free sites is that they only include listed land lines and most of the time the information that they include is outdated. Unlisted and cell phone numbers will not be included because these are not considered public records.

There are sites that have the most current and up to date information on any reverse lookup telephone number that you need. These are paid services. The fees are very low but the results are extremely accurate and complete.

Some of the information included in these reports are complete name and address, telephone carrier information, background information and relatives information among other things. When you get a reverse lookup telephone number report you will have to pay a small fee for a one time consultation or you can pay for unlimited searches for a full year.