If you want to contact your old friends or acquaintances, but have lost their phones, you can use the help services that are located in almost all cities or their electronic portals.
It is necessary
Residence address, landline telephone, full name, surname and patronymic of the subscriber, preferably date of birth
Instructions
Step 1
Use the services of the city inquiry service of Rostelecom by dialing 118 or 09 (the number of the inquiry service depends on the region of your residence, you can check it on the Internet at the portal of the telecommunications company Rotselecom). The service works around the clock and every day. Contact her services from any landline phone and explain the situation, you will be transferred to the department responsible for such requests
Step 2
If your PBX does not provide the ability to dial a three-digit number or you want to use a mobile phone, check the "long dial number" on the portal of the same company. A landline call to the inquiry service 09 or 118 is free, mobile calls are charged according to the tariff of your mobile operator.
Step 3
Tell the operator the address of residence of the person whose phone number you are trying to find out, full name, surname and patronymic. If the subscriber has given his written consent to disclose this information, the operator will sound your phone number. If not, the operator will offer to switch you to a paid help desk. The paid service only serves calls from landline phones.
Step 4
The operator of the paid branch will find out your name and surname, will call the phone assigned to this address and clarify whether it is possible to transfer the subscriber's data. If you agree, you will receive a phone number. The bill for the paid inquiry service will be included in the telephone bill. This service is only available during business hours.
Step 5
If you do not know the complete data or are unsure of its accuracy, you should contact the paid helpdesk directly. Dial 009 or 138 on your landline phone (depending on the region of residence), if your PBX supports dialing three-digit numbers, or specify the "long dialing number" on the Internet.
