Instructions

• Step 1: Call directory assistance Call your local directory assistance to determine for certain whether your friend's phone number is unlisted.
• Step 2: Gather personal information Gather as much personal information about your friend as possible, including names they go by, age, and address.
• Step 3: Go online Go online to a free people search site with a database of phone numbers within the United States and Canada; then key in your friend's personal information.
• TIP: An unlisted number is not the same as an unpublished number and it may be included in information databases.
• Step 4: Consider using an online paid search service Consider using a reputable online paid search service to get unlisted phone numbers, but be aware of what they charge, and make sure only legal methods are used.
• TIP: Successfully getting unlisted numbers often depends on whether a person owns real estate and has a mailing address.
• Step 5: Contact relatives Contact your friend's relatives or mutual friends who may have access to the unlisted numbers you want.
• Step 6: Employ a detective agency Employ a detective agency to take your case and get the unlisted phone numbers your seek. If you find your inner Sherlock Holmes and add persistence and a bit of help, your chances of a reunion are good.
• FACT: When the telephone was invented in 1876, it was considered a radical form of communication.

You Will Need

• Your friend's personal information
• Internet access
• Mutual friends
• Paid search service
• Detective agency