How to Obtain Cell Phone Records.

Cell Phone Records People need to access cell phone records for a variety of reasons. Sometimes an incoming call may not be recognized, unauthorized phone calls are being placed or a spouse is suspected of having an affair. Whatever the need, a phone record can easily be obtained through various sources.The steps below explain to you several legal resources for obtaining cell phone records. Difficulty: Easy Things You'll Need: *. Internet Connection *. Cell Phone Number Instructions 1. Contact your wireless carrier. Most wireless carriers will allow you to access your call records through an online account. These records can then be downloaded to your computer and printed for your personal use. 2. Order copies of your billing statements. Billing statements will show the quantity of minutes used, amount of text messages sent, and many companies will list your outgoing call history for that statement period. Billing statements, however, do not usually itemize incoming call information. 3. Private Investigation Obtain professional help. If the records you are trying to obtain are not your own, you may need to contact a private investigator.Private investigators are commonly used to recover cell records in relation to law suits, custody disputes and divorces. Private investigators are familiar with the laws governing phone records and will work within the law to obtain the records needed.Contact a private investigator in your area through a website like www.Pinow.comwhich allows you to search by type of investigationand zipcode. You can also look in your local phone directory under private investigator, or enter private investigator and your cityinto a search engine. 4. Reverse Cell Phone Records Use a reverse phone number lookup database. If you are receiving offensive phone calls you can find a reverse phone number lookup database online (See Resources). Enter a phone number in their search field to gather information.Charges for this service will vary depending on how much information you desire and how many cell numbers you want to have searched. There are many companies online offering this service, but it is up to you to know the legality of the searchesyou are conducting. 5. Use a forensic evaluation. For phone records of a suspected cheating spouse, dishonest teenager or untrustworthy employee, you can perform a forensic evaluation on the phone which retrieves dialed and received calls as well as deleted information such as textmessages and call logs. To do a forensic evaluation, the phone must be in your name. This is why forensics is a popular choicefor spouses, employers and parents. Contact companies suchas www.Investigation.comand www.Paraben-Consulting.comto inquire about forensic evaluationservices.