How to Trace Cellular Phone Numbers for Free

1. Go to Google. Type in the cell phone number in question, with all sorts of variations. For instance, if the number you're tracing is 123-456-7890, you should search for '(123) 456-7890,' '1234567890,' '123-456-7890' or '123 456 7890.' See if the results produce any clues.
2. Go to the homepages for Facebook and MySpace and search the websites for the cell phone number. Oftentimes people will post their cell phone numbers attached to their accounts without even thinking. Simply type the phone number into the search bar.
3. Go to MobilePhoneNumber.com using your Internet browser. This is a voluntary database of people who wish for their cell phones to be listed. It probably won't find anyone who doesn't want to be found, but for more general searches it may be useful.
4. Pay a fee to use websites that will scour the Internet and other records for a given phone number. Generally, the fee is $15 to $30, depending on what information you want. Plus, the legitimate sites offer a money-back guarantee if they can't find the person you're searching for.

How to Send Newsletters for Free

1. Go to your mailinglist provider at yourmailinglistprovider.com and create an account, this site is offering three kinds of newsletter subscriptions, free version, professional version and professional plus version. They provide newsletter templates, build tools and click tracking, you can send the newsletter in text or HTML format.
2. When you create your account, you will be placed in the free trial, on which you can send up to 25 newsletters, the newsletters are counted by the number of the newsletters you are going to send not by the number of email addresses in your contact list. That means if you have 5 subscribers and you are going to send 5 newsletters to them in a month, by the end of that month you will use the whole 25 newsletters.
3. After the free trail, sign up for the free version, the only thing they are going to request in return is to collect your newsletter subscribers using a form created by HTML code provided by them, you are going to place it in your site. It looks like a regular newsletter sign up form, but when a visitor submits the form, pop up ad appears on the screen.

How to Trace Cell Phone Numbers

1. The most important thing to remember when tracking a cell phone number, is that you might not always find the exact name of the owner. Most free search engines provide the location and provider on the cell phone only. To instantly track a mobile number, try using Reverse Mobile. It will provide you instant location and provider information.
2. You should also try using search engines such as Google or Yahoo. You can simply type in the phone number, and it might just come up with something.You might find that someone has it listed on a forum, or social networking site. It's worth a try.
3. Try searching through cell phone directories. Many now offer free service, and you might come across that cell phone number your tracking. The most popular and effective cell phone directory is Nonpublished. Try many other ones also. Keep looking!
4. If you still can't find the information you need, suck it up and pay a small service fee. There are plenty of legit cell phone look-up sites that offer service for a tiny fee. It might be the only way.

How to Send Recive Free Text Messages

1. Log in to your email account. In the 'To' field enter the 10-digit phone number you wish to text followed by the carrier email address code. For example, if you wish to text an email to the phone number 555-123-4567 on the T-Mobile network, you would enter 5551234567@tomomail.net into your email address field. Some of the more common wireless network carrier codes are: AT&T---XXX@txt.att.net, Verizon---XXX@vtext.com, Alltel---XXX@message.alltel.com, Nextel---XXX@messaging.nextel.com, Boost---XXX@myboostmobile.com, US Cellular---XXX@email.uscc.net, Sprint PCS---XXX@messaging.sprintpcs.com, Virgin Mobile---XXX@email.vmobi.com (for complete list, see Resources). Simply replace the XXX with the 10-digit phone number you wish to email a text to.
2. Compose your text email. Text messages are usually only sent in 160 characters or less, so keep this in mind before sending your email text. A message longer than 160 characters can get cut short and not fully delivered to the cell phone you are texting.
3. Send your email. The text you included in your email will now be sent to the cell phone number you listed in the 'To' address field. When the person you text messaged replies, you will receive an email in your in-box with their response. To continue texting back and forth, simply reply to the received email in your in-box.

How to Unlock a Samsung Gravity for Free

1. Call 1-800-T-MOBILE, or 1-800-866-2453, and request the unlock code. Some companies do not readily give out the unlock codes so be persistent. There is no charge for this, but they may ask that your account is kept current or that you complete the terms of your service agreement. Contacting the service provider is the only way to guarantee the unlock code is correct.
2. Ensure there is no SIM card in your Gravity and turn it on.
3. Input '#7465625*638*CODE#' using your keypad. In place of 'CODE,' input the unlock code that was obtained in Step 1.
4. Wait for 'Network Lock Deactivated' to appear in display.

How to Stop Unwanted Calls Without Changing Your Cell Phone Number

1. Check to see if your cell phone has a 'Send Straight to Voice Mail' feature. Some newer phones have this built-in feature, which allows certain callers in your contact list (or address book) to be sent straight to voice mail. All cell phones send calls to voice mail when the device is turned off. This feature, however, lets you keep your phone on while designated callers go straight to voice mail -- without your phone ever ringing. That's right! Your phone never even rings when they call. (Pretty awesome, huh?) Check with your service provider to see if the feature is available -- if not, request it. The T-Mobile G1 Android (Google) phone does have it. We'll learn how to use the feature in Step 2. If your phone does not have this feature, skip to Step 3.
2. To use the 'Send Straight to Voice Mail' feature, go to your contacts list or address book. Select the contact you wish to send straight to voice mail. (If you don't have the caller's number put into your contacts list, you must first do so. Sometimes you'll have to wait until they call again, if you don't know the number -- or look through your call log to find the number. In any case, the caller's number must be entered in your contacts list.) After you select the contact, activate the 'Send Straight to Voice Mail' feature for that number. The T-Mobile G1 Android (Google) phone gives you the option to check a box for this -- you'll see a green check mark when it's selected. Now the contact will go straight to voice mail when they call you. You won't be bothered by the phone ringing when it's that caller. (Other callers will be able to ring your phone, as usual, if it's turned on.)
3. Now you're sending the unwanted callers straight to voice mail and they cannot ring your phone. Great! But what if your phone doesn't have this feature? And what if you don't want to listen to those voice mail messages? What if the unwanted caller is stressing you out with threatening rants ... or heavy breathing ... or whatever? Here's where you'll discover the beauty of YouMail. Go to www.youmail.com and set up a free account. YouMail is absolutely free, although you'll need to receive a text message for the activation code. Once your account is activated, you can set up a contacts list. After you've put the unwanted caller in your contacts list, click the ditchmail symbol (a red circle with the cross-out bar through it) to ditch the caller. Now that caller will not be able to leave you voice mail. No more messages from them! If you've completed Steps 2 and 3, you've achieved what I call the 'Double Ditch' -- the phone never rings when they call and they can never again leave a message (from that number). You've effectively banished the unwanted caller from your life! If you've only completed Step 3, you will still hear the phone ring but at least they will not be able to leave you a message.

How to Save SMS Messages From an iPhone to a PC

1. Connect your iPhone to your computer using the USB docking cable.
2. Open DiskAid. Click the drop-down menu in the lower left corner and select 'Root Folder.' Click 'Go Ahead' in the dialog box that appears.
3. Click 'User' in the far left column, then click 'Library' in the second column, then click 'SMS' in the third column, and finally click 'sms.db.' Click 'Copy to Folder' in the upper left corner.
4. Open 'Explorer' to browse your hard drive. Type 'sms.db' into the search bar to locate the copied file. Right-click the file, select 'Open With' and choose 'SQLite Database Browser.'
5. Click the 'File' menu at the top of the screen. Select 'Export,' and then click 'Table as CSV file.' Choose 'message' from the drop-down menu of the dialog box that appears; then save the file with a CSV extension, such as 'sms.csv.'
6. Open the file with Microsoft Excel, or a similar spreadsheet reading program, to view the texts.