My child got a threatening phone call on her cell phone. Is there anyway we can track the number online?

My child got a threatening phone call on her cell phone. Is there anyway we can track the number online so we can contact the child who called parents?
She says she doesn’t know who it is. They also wouldn’t tell her. Please don’t leave rude comments I am a concerned.
Also the kids didn’t block the phone number so we have the their number.

Answer by ChIcKeNLiPs1995
get over it

Answer by taryntino
You can track it through your cell phone provider probably.
With that info the authorities could probably check it out.
Just make sure to keep the message for evidence.

Answer by B
I dunno about you, but in our phone books, you can look up a number and it will tell you who it is. I’m not sure where in the phone book that is, but look in your phone book, and see if it tells you names from numbers.

If that doesn’t work, google it. You might get lucky and find a site that will tell you whose number it is.

Answer by Chris
you can contact the police department. they will then get in touch with your provider and can get the number from there. just to let you know though, whoevers doing it will basically get a slap on the wrist with a fine

another way you could get the number is by looking at your phone bill. even though the number was blocked on your cell phone, itll still show up on your bill

Answer by Adam S
eh… yes there is a way but you might have to pay a small fee of like 2$ just look up “reverse phone number lookup” on google or yahoo…

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When I receive a call from a cell phone (mobile phone…) that is in another country, which country code should appear — the country code where the cell phone usually is or the country code of the country the phone call is being made?

Answer by Connor
where the cell was registered to

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