Those on IRC probably read my rant. For those who didn't, I just received like 12 straight "prank calls". I stopped picking up after the first 2. <_<
So while trying to get payback, I was googling and found out a nifty feature called "reverse phone number". I plugged in the phone-number, not expecting much, but it actually came up with something!
Choi, Chang H
15 ______ Dr
Novato, CA 94949-8420
(415) ###-####
I added the underscores and number signs for security purposes (even thought I still don't know who the heck was prank calling me 
)
So just wanted to let all those prank callers know. If you prank call, you might find a bunch of big dudes waiting at your front steps!
Haha, anyone stupid enough to make prank calls without blocking their number from call display deserves whatever they get.
Exactly Cranberry, but i have to say, that could come in nifty for those dumb idiots ~cough~ ; ) well not all them, but the not-so-smart-just-for-fun-a-little-overboard for people, that are calling without using #67 or something.
you could have alot of fun calling them back. man that would be funny, pranking the prankster that tried to prank you. cool idea tho.
A link to the website, please?
give me the number Kage and I shall counter-prank call them for you
a UK based number calling them could scare them, lol
A link to the website, please?
You can just google the number to find the address of the person.
"Your search - 503-930-****- did not match any documents. "
My cell-phone doesn't show up, which would be my phone of choice for prank phone calling.
Odd... It works for me, and it should work for you*.
*http://www.snopes.com/computer/internet/google.asp
Doesn't work for several phone numbers I tried belonging to several people.
I would paste the tidbit on that page about not all numbers working, but highlight doesn't work and I'm too lazy to go through the HTML to copy/paste.
Only works for the US?
I think you can only get addresses from non-cell phones with Google...I know my home phone number works, but my cell phone number doesn't. I did try a reverse phone number search with a number that called me at school (for some reason, people keep thinking my cell phone is the judge's office or something), and all I got was that it was a mobile phone and the service provider.
(Hey, Duke, you've got the same area code as me. *waves*)