So bascailly this is how I have been screening my clients is with reverse phone search to avoid fake bookings.
You need to download a app like truecaller or whitepages id or anything that will will tell you the phone provider, sometimes you can find a good one online as well
if you a signing up for these apps they need a phone number to log in. Do not use your real name or number!
Now download any texting app all you need is phone number to send the confirmation code so you can use the reverse look up app. garbage the texting app you don't need it anymore
now the reason I say not to use your real info signing up for theses apps is because they are searchable and some apps will even notify them if they have the same reverse search app as well.
If anything shows up as iristel or distributel, sometimes they will only say mobile. Every real phone number should say a legitimate provider!
(ignore the thing that says it's a landline but it's not!)
any provider that wouldn't be a common one like or Rodgers, Telus ( sometimes will show tele-mobile) & I think wind says globalive
anything that isn't a common provider you definety want to avoid, Google providers you are unsure about or ask me for help
im still in the works of finding out which provider is what but I have it figured out so far for the most part
Often when using truecaller it will say the persons name on the reverse search will say confidential or pots if they are text apps
sometimes they don't so ALWAYS check providers
You need to download a app like truecaller or whitepages id or anything that will will tell you the phone provider, sometimes you can find a good one online as well
if you a signing up for these apps they need a phone number to log in. Do not use your real name or number!
Now download any texting app all you need is phone number to send the confirmation code so you can use the reverse look up app. garbage the texting app you don't need it anymore
now the reason I say not to use your real info signing up for theses apps is because they are searchable and some apps will even notify them if they have the same reverse search app as well.
If anything shows up as iristel or distributel, sometimes they will only say mobile. Every real phone number should say a legitimate provider!
(ignore the thing that says it's a landline but it's not!)
any provider that wouldn't be a common one like or Rodgers, Telus ( sometimes will show tele-mobile) & I think wind says globalive
anything that isn't a common provider you definety want to avoid, Google providers you are unsure about or ask me for help
im still in the works of finding out which provider is what but I have it figured out so far for the most part
Often when using truecaller it will say the persons name on the reverse search will say confidential or pots if they are text apps
sometimes they don't so ALWAYS check providers