Received a phone call from an unknown number and want to identify the caller? You might have heard about PeekYou, the widely recognized people search engine, and want to do a reverse phone lookup. And in this post, we’ll talk about how to do a PeekYou phone number lookup.

How to do a PeekYou phone number lookup?

PeekYou is a people search engine that allows users to find information about individuals online. Unfortunately, PeekYou doesn’t offer reverse phone lookup services. You can see from their official site that PeekYou only supports people and username search features. But no worries, there are still numerous options to do a phone number lookup.

How to do a reverse phone lookup?

1. Search for the number on Intelius

Intelius is one of the best reverse phone lookup tools that can offer detailed information linked to a phone number, including the caller’s name, addresses, social media pages, and more. It collects data from a wide range of publicly available sources like public records and the search process is quick and simple. Here’s how to use it.

1. Go to Intelius.
2. Enter the number and click SEARCH.
   
3. Click CONFIRM and the search will start.
4. Wait until it finishes and click the VIEW REPORT button. The report may include the owner’s contact info, address, social accounts, and more. You’ll need to purchase a plan before you can view the report.
   

The above image is from a sample Intelius report. Actual reports may contain more or less information.

2. Trace the owner on BeenVerified

BeenVerified is a powerful phone number search engine. With access to a large amount of public data, including public records and government documents, it can help you identify the caller behind a phone number. It also offers people search, username search, and more. Simply enter a phone number, and you’ll know the caller’s name, address, social media, and more.

1. Navigate to the BeenVerified page.
2. Enter the number, and click SEARCH.
   
3. Wait as BeenVerified searches and gathers information to generate a report. Once finished, you’ll need to purchase a plan and view the report.
   

3. Reverse phone lookup on PeopleLooker

PeopleLooker is a trusted people search service that offers reverse phone number search. With a single search, it can reveal information such as the caller’s name, address, alternate numbers, social profiles, and more. All of that quick and reliable details can help you verify a person’s identity. Here’s how to use the service.

1. Go to PeopleLooker.
2. Enter the number, and click Search.
   
3. Then PeopleLooker will start the search process. Once finished, it’ll generate an easy-to-read report.
   

4. Google the number

Google is also a useful way to search for information linked to a phone number. For example, if the number is marked as a scam or spam in some online directory, a simple Google search will direct you there and help you identify the caller. Note that Google does not collect data from social networks.

5. Sync contacts on social media

If you can find the social media profiles linked to the phone number, you might get more information about the caller there. Even though directly searching for the phone number doesn’t work well on social networks, you can try syncing contacts on each social platform after adding the number to your contact list.

6. Use caller name directories

There are large numbers of caller name directories available online, and many of them are free of charge but may only allow limited searches. For example, freecallerlookup.com. But note that the information returned will only be the caller name, with nothing more. And the databases might be outdated. If you’d like more detailed results, you can try a professional reverse phone lookup tool like BeenVerified.

Pro tips to reduce unwanted phone calls

• Use spam call-blocking applications like RoboKiller and Truecaller to help filter out spam calls and robocalls.
• To reduce the number of telemarketing calls, you can add your phone number to the National Do Not Call Registry. 
• In case of harassment, you can contact the phone number carrier to which the suspicious number is registered and report abuses. In case of scams, report it to the FTC if you’ve suffered from financial losses.

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That’s pretty much how you can run a reverse phone lookup with PeekYou-standard reverse phone lookup tools. We hope you find the post helpful and stay safe!

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