Phone #s

[Perfect Lawn]

How can I get a list of phone numbers, names and addresses in my area in order by street. Does anyon out there know.:confused:

[grandview (2006)]

Go to the Library and use the Haynes Directory and just make copies there.

[Perfect Lawn]

I will have to check that out then. Thanks.

[rockymtnmf]

Check the "National Do Not Call List" or use a list company (Americalist, is one) to get you a list on people on the Do Not Call List.

I'm not 100% sure, but im 80% that the first offense is $1000. That's if someone you called to solicit, is on the list, and they call and complain.

[Perfect Lawn]

really! Thats not cool. Maybe its best to let them call me.

[lawn dawg]

go to anywho.com. then go to the white page tab. in the last name box type "**". and then type in the street name and city. this will list everyone on that street. just type the first part of the street name. you don't need to type boulevard, road, street, way, etc. hope this helps.

[DMAN]

lawn dawg,
I tried what you said and it didn't seem to work. Any suggestions?

[Perfect Lawn]

LAST Name required white pages

[grandview (2006)]

If you are sending things out use "Resident or occupant"or the post office will return it.

[Perfect Lawn]

Just need the address to mail out lettersthen. House # and street. I want the same street

[Uranus]

I bought the street listing book from my town hall. Has names, address, kids names, occupation, voter party. Listed by street # and alphabetically

[MIKE72K]

If You Go To Whitepages.com And Go To Reverse Address, Then Type In Street Name And Zip Or City. You Will Get A List Of Everyone On That Street And PHONE Numbers. This Will Only GiVE You The Listed Numbers, Just As Any Of The Directories Will.

[topsites]

Check the "National Do Not Call List" or use a list company (Americalist, is one) to get you a list on people on the Do Not Call List.

I'm not 100% sure, but im 80% that the first offense is $1000. That's if someone you called to solicit, is on the list, and they call and complain.

$500, but it's per incident (so 10 complaints even if it's all from the same calling spree = $5,000), so be cool.

[ICS]

This is something I don't understand.

Residential list apply to the do not call, and you have to check (scrub) your numbers once a month.

Now business numbers do not apply and you do no have to check the numbers (scrub)

So if you purchase a list of Business numbers from a company (which my company's information is from 7 years ago, so it has the wrong number) and you call those numbers and say 20% are not accurate and which say 30% of those are now on the do not call list then what?

[Perfect Lawn]

what if you just mail letters and buisness cards.

[Total.Lawn.Care]

I am doing a Post Card Mailing Campain. I got my mailing list from iList.com. They can run these lists based on demographic criteria that you give them, and they can narrow it down to area codes that you are interested in. Price was pretty good to, from what I can tell so far.

[Perfect Lawn]

I am doing a Post Card Mailing Campain. I got my mailing list from iList.com. They can run these lists based on demographic criteria that you give them, and they can narrow it down to area codes that you are interested in. Price was pretty good to, from what I can tell so far.

Is there a minimum of amount you can send? I have like 8 neighborhoods that I would like to flood.

[Perfect Lawn]

That web in not working.

[Total.Lawn.Care]

That web in not working.

Sorry, it is ilistinc.com. I think the minimum price for a list is $150, and that can buy you up to 5,000 names. I got 12,500 names for around $375. Once you go over the 5,000 names, it is $30 per 1,000 names, or about $.03 per name. Now that may have also been based on my search criteria. It could change if you have a more detailed search/sort criteria.

Send me PM with your email, and I will send you my contacts info there...

[Jason Rose]

Look up by street? You have a map and some time? here's a FREE solution: http://www.whitepages.com/10001/reverse_address

Just punch in a street name and your zipcode and all the houses on that street are there, providing they have a listing in the phone book. Myself, I use only a cell phone, as does a good bit of the population now, but overall the types that only use cell phones and have NO landline are usually not the type looking for lawncare anyway.