LineCheck: phone number check
Find US numbers that can't be reached before you dial them. See the original carrier, a line-type guess and the location, plus disconnect and FTC complaint reports. 2 coins per number, up to 10,000 at a time.
What the results mean
- Doesn't exist
- The prefix (first 6 digits) was never assigned to any phone company, so the number can't be dialed.
- Not active yet
- The prefix is assigned but not switched on in the network yet.
- Reported disconnected
- A customer's dialer found this number disconnected in the last 90 days.
- Reported calling recently
- Someone filed an FTC complaint about a call from this number in the last 90 days. Caller ID can be faked, so this is a hint, not proof.
- Valid, not verified
- The number is real and dialable, but we have no signal about whether the line is connected right now.
- Outside US coverage / Toll-free
- Canada, Caribbean and 8xx numbers aren't in our data yet.
Line type is a guess based on the company the number was first assigned to. Numbers that were ported to another carrier (for example, a landline moved to a mobile plan) still show the original carrier and type.