Phonebooks Helps Find People, Phone Numbers, and Addresses
Phonebooks.com is the only website to offer users access to three different types of people searches and an international telephone directory. Unlike similar websites, all our information is available completely free.
Free White Pages and Yellow Pages - Phonebooks
Our directory prevents the display of information associated with many cell phones. If you are having trouble finding the information you had hoped, this may be caused by the person or business having used a cell as the preferred means of contact.
Reverse Phonebooks | Reverse Phonebook Search
As of July 14th, 2011 the Phonebooks.com online directory will restrict the information displayed on wireless numbers. The site will continue to offer free information on residential numbers. Read our press release regarding this here.
Recycle Phonebooks | Recycling Your Phonebooks
Call your phone company and ask to be taken of the distribution list if you no longer require a hard copy phone book. Here are a few resources to help you recycle your old phonebooks : Earth911.com Find a local recycling center for your old phonebooks
Search an Unlisted Phonebook | Unlisted Telephonebook Here
Unlisting a phone number requires a request to be sent, by the owner of the phone to the directory, asking that their number be kept private. While service providers have often charged a fee to unlist a record from their directory, Phonebooks.com offers this option for free.
Information on Looking Up Cell Phone Numbers
Information regarding how the Phonebooks.com telephone directory handels the inclusion of cellular phone numbers.
Ripping Phonebooks in Half | How to Rip a Phonebook
There are a number of impressive feats you can accomplish displaying strength and ripping phonebooks in half is one of them. What many people do not realize is you do not necessarily have to be muscle man to rip one in half. Here are a few steps to take to accomplish this feat.
Lookup A Cell Phone Number
It is these numbers that are often the most likely to be found in a telephone directory. The telephone directories use NPANXX data (more here ) to help determine if a number is a landline or cellular.
Reverse Cell Phone Lookup
There are a number of sites that offer a reverse cell phone lookup service. Most of them charge a fee for the information. We had attempted to build a completely free reverse cell phone service for the public to use and access here in our telephone directory.