To find someone’s phone number if you know their address or name, use Person Lookup. To find someone’s name or address if you know their phone number, use Reverse Australia or Person Lookup. To find someone’s Facebook account if you know their email address, use Pipl (or Facebook)

The “+11” seems odd. “+1” is the country code for North America. It’s far too easy to fake caller ID information, and spammers do it a lot. Recently some of them have started using fake caller ID that matches the area code and prefix of the number being called.

Current N11 numbers reserved for special purposes

• 211 — Community services.
• 311 – Municipal government services.
• 411 – Reserved (often used for directory services)
• 511 – Traffic information services.
• 611 – Reserved (local telephone company repair)
• 711 – Telephone Device for the Deaf (TDD) and relay services.

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The +61 is the country code for Australia. In Australia we don’t specifically have area codes for mobile phones but in effect it will be the 4 after you drop off the first 0 in the phone number, just like in a landline number. So an Australian mobile number in international format would be +61 4 xxxxxxxx.

Australia’s supply of “04” mobile phone numbers is likely to last at least another decade, defying previous predictions about their limited longevity because customers’ demand for new numbers unexpectedly dropped off. Based on current demand, 04 mobile numbers should last at least another 10 years,” a spokeswoman said.

Cell phone numbers are private—there’s no public directory of cell phone numbers to replace those old paper phone books.

AnyWho is a free phone number lookup service. With it, you can search the White Pages for someone’s phone numbers. You can also find out who owns a phone number via reverse lookup. AnyWho is great if you want a free service for local lead generation in the United States.

Find Cell Phone Number by Name Free The first place to start is with the person’s first and last name. Type both into Google, Bing or your favorite online search engine and click “Search.” If the person entered her cell phone number anywhere online, the site where it is located usually pops up in the search results.

You can use any combination of a reverse-search service, Wolfram Alpha, Facebook, and Google to look up the phone number….Go to https://www.whitepages.com/ in your computer’s web browser.

1. Click the REVERSE PHONE tab.
2. Enter a phone number.
3. Click the “Search”
4. Review the results.

Here are some of the top websites that offer services to find out unknown callers.

1. TrueCaller. TrueCaller is a free support service that helps to track calls free of cost.
2. WhitePages.com. White Pages get you information like name, address, and map of all international numbers.
3. Addresses.com.
4. AnyWho.com.
5. Spy Dialer.

How to Check a Missed Call Number

1. Check the call history on your phone.
2. Write down the number using a pen and paper if you received the number on a land line phone with a cord on the handset.
3. Open your computer’s Web browser and go to a website offering reverse number lookup services.

It’s better to let them call you back. The original caller is the lead person when it comes to this call. The exception to this would be if there were any reason that you were to think the person might be injured, or the call came from a child, someone who is ill, or an elderly person.

A few service carriers have a special code you can dial or text that will display our mobile number automatically:

1. T-mobile customers can dial #NUM# (#686#).
2. EE customers can text the word Number to 150.
3. Vodafone customers on some devices can dial *#1001.
4. O2 customers can try texting NUMBER to 2020.