I have a landline number and i want to know the address of where this landline is. How can i do this?

new invention called a phone book it has addresses of peoples #'s in it it might take u a long time to look up a # insted of a name but try any way good luck

you have to know your own address

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If it's listed, call Directory Assistance and ask them. Or find out what city the number is from, call the public library there and ask them if they can do a reverse-directory lookup of that number and tell you if they have anything. Also, try doing a web search, if the number has been around a while it might be listed. Also, it might not be a landline number. Telephone numbers are totally portable and a number that was a landline can move to a cell phone or vice-versa. When I moved and took my cell phone with me (and the number) to another cell phone provider, my sister had to replace the number, so she had the landline telephone number moved to the other cell phone because she was discontinuing the landline phone anyway. So that cell phone now has a number that used to be a landline number.

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Check your phone book. Some of them have a "reverse" directory. You look up the number and it will give you the address. I don't know about your area.

In the UK it is generally illegal for someone to supply reverse directory information except to enforcement agencies (and even then the bureaucracy is appalling) Exceptions are the Channel Islands

Put "reverse telephone lookup" into your search engine, and you'll get several websites. Pick a free one.