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CallCatalog.com [http://www.CallCatalog.com] is a free reverse phone directory that where users create the phone information content.  Crowd sourcing for phone numbers.

'''CallCatalog.com''' [http://www.CallCatalog.com] is a free reverse phone directory that where users create the phone information content.  Crowd sourcing for phone numbers.

CallCatalog.com began in 2008 with one goal in mind: helping consumers stop unwanted calls. The minds behind the site decided the best way to accomplish this goal was developing a free reverse phone directory that worked by combining consumers’ knowledge and allowing others to learn from one another’s experiences. Just as one individual might tell a co-worker about a harassing phone call, that individual can now tell millions of other people. By spreading the work and by publicizing information about the companies behind these calls, the founders of CallCatalog.com hope to make the telephone a source of pleasant conversation not of dreaded mechanized voices and impersonal computerized messages from telemarketers.

CallCatalog.com began in 2008 with one goal in mind: helping consumers stop unwanted calls. The minds behind the site decided the best way to accomplish this goal was developing a free reverse phone directory that worked by combining consumers’ knowledge and allowing others to learn from one another’s experiences. Just as one individual might tell a co-worker about a harassing phone call, that individual can now tell millions of other people. By spreading the work and by publicizing information about the companies behind these calls, the founders of CallCatalog.com hope to make the telephone a source of pleasant conversation not of dreaded mechanized voices and impersonal computerized messages from telemarketers.

More about CallCatalog.com

'''More about CallCatalog.com'''

A few years ago, a study asked people to rank the most annoying thing that happened as part of their daily lives. For more than half of respondents, the answer was receiving unwanted telephone calls at home. These unsolicited calls outranked other common annoyances like long lines and traffic jams. Many people assume nothing much can be done to stop these unwanted calls. However, a new service is seeking to change not only that perception but to empower people to take back control over their telephones.

A few years ago, a study asked people to rank the most annoying thing that happened as part of their daily lives. For more than half of respondents, the answer was receiving unwanted telephone calls at home. These unsolicited calls outranked other common annoyances like long lines and traffic jams. Many people assume nothing much can be done to stop these unwanted calls. However, a new service is seeking to change not only that perception but to empower people to take back control over their telephones.

For users, one of the other highlights of the service is that no cost is involved. Looking up numbers on the site is completely free for users, as is posting information about those callers. Accessing the educational information also costs nothing. Users can have the ability to learn more about their callers without having to spend their hard earned money.

For users, one of the other highlights of the service is that no cost is involved. Looking up numbers on the site is completely free for users, as is posting information about those callers. Accessing the educational information also costs nothing. Users can have the ability to learn more about their callers without having to spend their hard earned money.