FreeCellSearch.com - The Beta Features Free Reverse Lookups With Name

If you have been looking for a directory that offers free reverse phone searches, you are in luck, because the relaunched FreeCellSearch.com can successfully trace over 80% of phone numbers and it won't cost you a penny. This is a time sensitive promotion, so you'd better hurry! An extended tracer report will provide the registered # location, service provider and the name of the person or business that owns the number absolutely free of charge.

For most people, who are trying to find phone verification data online, the experience can be quite frustrating. The problem arises from the fact that we are receiving a lot of calls from so-called, private numbers. Cell phone numbers fall in this category, as well as unlisted land line numbers and a lot of toll free numbers. And since mobile operators do not provide public wireless directories, it may be a chore to look up the identity of a caller whose number pops up on your mobile Caller ID.

A private directory has to be used to look up such numbers. There are many directories that offer these services but none of them will offer the identity details of the phone owner for free. The reason behind this is that phone records have to be compiled manually from various private and public sources and this process requires substantial financial investment. Now, the directories also vary in terms of data availability, price plans, etc.

According to Gleb Vil - the R&D director of Venture i., there is currently a problem with reverse phone searches because most directories create a false impression through search teasers that they have the data sought by the users, but after payment no such data is provided. So, it may be perceived as a scam by some people. For example, one common practice is to show that the name of the phone owner is "Available" but after the payment is made, no name is shown. Mr. Vil explains that this is due to the way most phone databases operate - "basically you cannot run a preliminary quiery and verify what information is available before the charges apply".

The solution that some directories are currently experimenting with, including FreeCellSearch.com, is to have users buy credits for running premium searches. Unsuccessful searches (i.e. no owner identity match found) will not result in credit deductions, and the users can request a full refund for unused credits at any time.

The FreeCellSearch system currently supports reverse searches for any U.S. number and you will need to create an account if you would like to view a detailed tracer report. A typical tracer report will at least include the name of a person who owns the number. Other details can be obtained via a people search report or a background check.