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to find out whether employees are using
company-provided and paid-for cell phones appropriately and
within company guidelines.
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to find the address of a friend or relative
who has moved and isn't answering his or her cell phone.
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to learn or teach others how
to conduct
a cell phone directory search for future reference.
Why Not Use Google or Yahoo for Your Cell Phone Directory Search?
Many people are quite comfortable using a search
engine Google or Yahoo to find almost any information they seek for
free, and therefore would be inclined to turn first to that familiar
form of web search to lookup such information as the unidentified
owner of a particular cell number. Unfortunately, the information
gleaned this way is often outdated or inaccurate.
To boot, most of
the people making the sorts of calls listed above are savvy enough
to keep their numbers private, unlisted, and out of the public
domain - meaning that they would be completely absent from the likes
of free search engines like Google and Yahoo.
The Benefits of a Cell Phone
Directory Search
Service Outweigh the Costs
Just think of how often you use the free phone
book your local telephone company provides to find certain
information. Subscribing to a
reverse cell
phone directory website is not ordinarily free, but as this
article shows, the many practical uses of a cell phone directory
search far overshadows any small fee you may pay for the
convenience.
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