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Mobile Number Location Lookup
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Quickly check the registered location, original carrier, and virtual network operator status of any Chinese mobile number.
Worried that an unknown call might be a scam? Enter an 11-digit mobile number, and this tool will instantly parse the registered province, city, original carrier, and virtual number status based on the first 7 digits (prefix + area code). Mobile number location lookup is a technical service that determines the registration location and operating entity of a number using prefix data allocated by telecom infrastructure.
Q: Can this tool check the new carrier if a number has been ported?
A: No. This tool displays the original registered carrier. Mobile number portability (MNP) information must be verified through official carrier channels.
Q: What are the characteristics of virtual network operator numbers?
A: Virtual numbers (such as those starting with 170/171) are issued by secondary carriers (MVNOs) but use the underlying networks of primary carriers. This tool helps identify numbers issued through non-traditional channels by matching them against our prefix database.
You must enter a complete 11-digit number; location data is accurate only to the city level; do not use this tool to harass others or for illegal purposes; high-frequency queries may trigger rate limiting.
We recommend using this tool in conjunction with caller behavior analysis. While virtual numbers are commonly used for telemarketing, this is not an absolute rule. For example, the 1703571 prefix belongs to a Beijing Mobile resale business, so the actual usage scenario should be evaluated based on the context of the call.
