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Have Phone Number Need Name? This was the email I received once from someone who was desperate to get help. So If you have a phone number and need the name of the cellphone owner and you want to find this information for free. I would first search with the cell phone number in quotes. Like this “505-555-5555” If this doesn’t yield any results then I would recommend searching some of the social networking sites one by one. Yes you can search sites like Twitter, Myspace, Facebook and others. 

Here’s how you do it: Simply type site: and then the website name with no space like this site:http://(Put site domain here) and then a space and the person’s name in quotes and any other information you may have like the state or zip code or whatever. If they have their cell phone listed in their profile then you can get it like that or you can also email them to make contact. This takes a long time but it does work. Here’s an example of what to type in if you were to look for someone named Jim Smith site:http://www.facebook.com “Jim smith” “Georgia” 

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Here’s a tip for you if you want to find a landline number online did you know that Google is one of the largest phone books in the world. It’s true you can search Google for phone numbers and addresses anywhere in the United States. Pretty incredible though right? 

What types of listings can you search for? Well you can search for residential listings, business listings or both. 

Simply type the word bphonebook: to search business listings, rphonebook: to search residential listings or just phonebook: to search all phone listings in front of any of the following listings in the Google search box. 

first name , or first initial, last name, city the state is optional
first name, or first initial, last name, state
first name, or first initial, last name, area code
first name, or first initial, last name, zip code
phone number, including area code
last name, city, state

Let’s say you wanted to do a business search for as an example Johnson’s plumbing in Wisconsin. You would simply type

bphonebook: johnson plumbing wisconsin

This type of search should give you all of the plumbers in Wisconsin with the last name Johnson. 

Let’s say you wanted to find a residential search for an old class mate named Sam Peppardino and you are pretty sure he moved to Georgia you would type in rphonebook: Sam Peppardino Georgia 

Google will list their name address and phone number and they even give you a map to the right of each listing for directions.

If you find what you were looking for it is really exciting. I found people I haven’t heard from in years. Who would ever think to search for phone numbers in google it's pretty cool though. Google’s phonebook is limited to public land line phone numbers so no it can’t find cell numbers. I have seen at times during my many searches that some numbers are outdated. Unfortunately not all public numbers are listed. In my view I think it’s a lot easier to read than a traditional phonebook and quicker too. 

Oh and if you don’t want your information listed just go to this link http://www.google.com/help/pbremoval.html and follow the directions to remove your information. 

So the next time you are asked the question have phone number need name? Now you know what to tell them whether they want the convenience of a search directory or the cost free but time consuming search engine method.