Are you tired of picking up your mobile phone and hearing silence in response? Are you tired of being called from an unfamiliar number and being dropped? It's time to get to know the subscriber who dared to disturb your peace of mind and conduct an explanatory conversation with him.
Instructions
Step 1
Buy a mobile operator database. Despite its rather high cost, the resulting resource will pay off pretty quickly. Check the performance of the disc and the "freshness" of the information recorded on it before purchasing. Remember that it is unlikely that you will be able to exchange a non-working disk back for money, because such bases are sold illegally, no one will give you a check, and sellers are constantly changing their location. You can also try to search for such databases on the pages of the global network, but, most likely, you will find an "ancient" version of the database, the information of which is so outdated that it is even "not a pity" to put it on the Internet.
Step 2
Contact law enforcement. In case you receive threats from an unknown number, the procedure will be simple and quick. The police will make an official request to the mobile operator in order to identify the subscriber threatening you and bring him to justice. You will also be told about the person who called and threatened you. If there are no threats, try to find a common language with the police by explaining the situation. Try to find people you know in these circles and act through them. Agree on the motivational component and they will help you find the information you need.
Step 3
Try referring to search engines. There are countless different sites that offer this kind of service, both free and paid. Start at the beginning with free services. In case of an unsuccessful search, you will not lose anything and will be able to switch to using paid resources. Paying for the service via SMS, be careful. The actual cost of a message can differ many times upwards from that indicated on the site. Also remember that there will be no one to make a claim for the reliability of the information received from such a source.
