Is there any way to find the name for a telephone number that called you?
As per title, if you miss a call and you don't recognise the number on caller display, is there any tool/program/website that can tell you the name or company of the number?
There are probably some sort of protection acts which prevent this so not sure of it's possible...
Neil - that is lateral thinking at its best. If they won't tell you who they are, tell them they have won a prize and you need a name and addres to send it to. There is a hack for BT Phonedisk so that you can look stuff up in reverse, but this is illegal, so you shouldn't do it
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by Neil Smalley:
<B>Ring the number back and ask who it is?
[/quote]
I just <I>knew</I> some muppet would post that...
When you telephone someone you usually know who it is you want to speak to first..
[This message has been edited by Nimbus (edited 09 August 2001).]
<B>Ring the number back and ask who it is?
[/quote]I just <I>knew</I> some muppet would post that...

When you telephone someone you usually know who it is you want to speak to first..

[This message has been edited by Nimbus (edited 09 August 2001).]
Thanks for the help guys, not..
Gwad.... Any more muppet suggestions before this thread gets transfered..

Or can someone save it with a <I>sensible</I> answer....
Other wise I'll end up with my first thread in the muppet section and no way do I want to go there.. 
Gwad.... Any more muppet suggestions before this thread gets transfered..

Or can someone save it with a <I>sensible</I> answer....
Other wise I'll end up with my first thread in the muppet section and no way do I want to go there.. 
Not even remotely 'muppetty'....
go to BT's website - Directory Inquiries.
From what I remember, I did the same thing when I was trying to locate a name and address.
It works, as logn as they're not ex-directory....
Dan
go to BT's website - Directory Inquiries.
From what I remember, I did the same thing when I was trying to locate a name and address.
It works, as logn as they're not ex-directory....
Dan
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post




