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Do You Know Your Customer’s Cell Phone Number via Searchbug.com
Dec
30

Do You Know Your Customer’s Cell Phone Number?

Do you need to identify phone numbers right now? Find out if a number is a cell or landline here. Flip through your contact lists. Do you know if the phone number for each record is a cell or landline telephone number? If you haven’t validated the phone numbers, it’s impossible to compare a landline […]

How to Do a Reverse Phone Lookup - Searchbug
Jul
16

How to Do a Reverse Phone Lookup: The Beginner’s Guide

Caller ID is an amazing tool. However, caller ID often doesn’t tell you who the number belongs to. If you see a phone number, and want to know who owns it, you can do a reverse phone lookup to find out who’s phone number it is. But, a missed call or an unknown number on […]

How Does Searchbug's Reachable Phone Number Service Work? - TechFAQs
Nov
08

Searchbug Tech FAQ: How Our Reachable Phone Number Service Works

Recently, a Searchbug customer had a question about how we checked whether phone numbers were active or inactive. The customer had processed a large quantity of phone numbers with our Standard Reachable Number Service. Many of the numbers were shown as active. Our customer then provided our active/inactive number testing system with two phone numbers. […]

Jul
15

Ringless Voicemail Scams

Have you ever received a new voicemail notification and noticed that you actually never received a call in the first place? You were most likely involved in a ringless voicemail scam, but don’t worry you are not alone. In fact, estimated by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), over 2.4 billion automated spam calls are made […]

Apr
09

How Do Use Your Customer’s Phone Numbers?

Mike owns a company that sell widgets over the telephone to consumers and small businesses. Mike’s company acquires phone numbers from public records and other marketing sources. Mike checks the numbers to make sure they are not on the do not call list. Unfortunately, he doesn’t check to see if any numbers are cell phones.