Reverse Phone Lookup

About reverse phone lookups

Reverse phone lookups can help you find out who is calling. Enter a number and search for the caller's name and address. The lookup checks telecom phone record databases to find details about the specific telephone number including first name, last name, address, and location in a city or zip code. Reverse lookups can work with landline and cell phone numbers along with voice over IP numbers (VoIP) which use an internet service provider to make the call.

Our phone number lookup tool and database empowers you to search who called and access millions of phone data points including over 19.9 million telecom records and 3.39 million spam comments. You can use this access to do a phone number search and try finding out who's behind unknown phone calls. You may uncover useful information like caller name, address, age and why they called.

High confidence data only

We place different levels of confidence in info tied to phone numbers. High confidence data is the data our algorithms predict could be the most reliable. Since we aggregate data from public records, certain pieces of information may be corroborated by multiple sources, increasing our potential confidence in the data. When logged in, you can turn this feature on or off at any time - the report will automatically update.

See active spam numbers

Review comments and complaints other users left about the number. The spam call landscape is constantly shifting as new numbers rotate into active campaigns. You could be getting hit up by a number which is in our known potential spam/scam caller lists. Checking a number for received call/text feedback is one of the best ways to monitor for active spam numbers. Our user-submitted spam comment database is one of the most extensive available with over 3.39 million comments and counting. Don't have time to read all of the individual comments? No worries, our PhoneScan AI Assistant can help summarize all the info at a glance.

FraudScan and threat detection monitoring

Running a reverse phone lookup with BeenVerified can help you stay ahead of fraud and scams by providing a detailed scam and spam analysis on practically every phone number you search. Each lookup includes a detailed threat detection report, powered by our advanced FraudScan database. Our fraudulent number flagging feature can help to keep you safe by indicating the likelihood of a number's fraud risk. In addition to fraud, Our threat detection software also flags spam potential and shows search user volumes for the same number and spam complaints.

PhoneScan AI helps to validate records

Our PhoneScan AI can help you complete your analysis of the number all in a single phone report. You can have a clear picture of how risky a phone number is by using high confidence data for potential owners, checking the FraudScan and threat detection scores and seeing what other people may have experienced in their user-submitted feedback.

Reasons to search a number

A reverse search report contains a lot more info than just the potential caller name. It can also include linked social media usernames, emails, addresses, relative names and more. We've run over 32 million reports. See why people love us.

You're meeting someone from an online dating site
People aren't always honest in their dating profiles. You can try to confirm their real name and identity if you have a phone number using our BeenVerified reverse phone lookup service.
You're curious about where an old friend lives now
If you have a phone number for your friend, searching a phone directory could locate their current address. You could do a reverse address search on any properties found. Property info can include any available sale, deed, lien and tax history.
You're an online buyer or seller and want to protect yourself from scams and fraud
You could use a phone number lookup to search for information about an online buyer or seller. This can help avoid getting scammed before you send them money or ship an item.
You're texting a rental property owner and want to make sure they hold the deed
First, you can look up who owns that phone number with a telecom records search. Then, you can try matching the name found using a people search against a public records property deed search for the rental address.
You're being asked to confirm an Amazon order or UPS package delivery
Is it a legitimate call or text? Could it be related to spam or a scam? If you didn't make the Amazon order or aren't expecting a UPS package, it's probably a scam. Use a reverse number search to try and find out who called, and never open the links.

Is there a free reverse phone lookup?

Some caller data is available for free for active phone numbers. You can use our Free Carrier Lookup tool to see this data. Free phone number lookup information is usually limited to carrier data which may include carrier or provider, type (like cell phone or landline) and general location details. Caller details can usually be accessed through premium services.

Most recent comments for phone numbers

(844) 664-1977
- September 12nd, 2025 7:47pm
Updated: 2025-09-12 Potential Spam Your search did not match any****ential owners across the millions of records in our database. It is possible this caller is using common tactics to hide their iden***y. What Should I Do Next? (844) 664-1977 Phone type Toll Free Service provider Somosgov High Confidence Data Only Alternativo Monitor this report to receive updates No****ential owners. Toll freee number. Samoan gov Called3 times in a row and there was no message an ***g up.
— ****ingham
(407) 604-9840
- September 12nd, 2025 7:40pm
Spam Reported
calls constanly no message. nuisance caller…
(385) 270-9500
- September 12nd, 2025 7:35pm
Spam Reported
did not leave voicemail, have had about 12 calls this morning
— Anonymous
(825) 521-3089
- September 12nd, 2025 7:35pm
Spam Reported
this is a Ca***a # and we traveled there last week.
(825) 521-3089
- September 12nd, 2025 7:33pm
Spam Reported
Hi there! When are you going to be home?
(747) 297-1865
- September 12nd, 2025 7:33pm
Spamming me with calls to sell feet pictures
— Anonymous
(929) 551-3820
- September 12nd, 2025 7:25pm
Spam Reported
They scammed me fir 200.00 in loan processing fees and kept asking for more money and never received loan
— Mr. Andy Morgan
(202) 631-6329
- September 12nd, 2025 7:25pm
Spam Reported
hey mom my phone is broke text a different number
(929) 551-3820
- September 12nd, 2025 7:23pm
Spam Reported
Poses to be a loan officer with One Main Financial in NY. The bank they deal with is US Bank
— Mr. Andy Morgan
(628) 895-9282
- September 12nd, 2025 7:17pm
Phishing. Stating I made a coinable withdrawal and if this was incorrect to call this number and tell them. text came from country code 63
— Coinbase/Anonymous

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