get map with phone number

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Clarification of Question by curley99-ga on 28 Apr 2005 10:58 PDT

How can I get a map showing the location of a found Reverse No. lookup?

By 'reverse look-up' I assume you mean you have 
a street address? If so, just type the name of 
the street, town, and state into google local, 
then choose from the listings the one with the 
street number closest to your target. That will 
get you close, or if you are lucky will return 
exactly the address you are seeking.

FYI , a Reverse Lookup is one in which you have the Phone Number but
don't know the location (City, State, Street & House Number).

You must first run a reverse lookup search and then you must use the
data gotten from that (i.e. the street address, town, state and zip
code) and then you can go to http://local.google.com/ and plug in the
data. If you are looking for a site to give you a map straight from a
reverse lookup search, I believe you are out of luck.

Your question requested the "location of a 
found Reverse No. lookup" -- the word 'found' 
made me think you already did the reverse 
lookup...

I want a refund because you didn't answer the question.
In the meantime I went to the Verizon Site; entered a phone number (my
own); My Name and address appeared; near that was a [Map] button which
I pressed and a Mapquest Map appeared showing me my house and the
surrounding area.
Somebody told me I can do that at the Googles Site and it didn't
happen so I asked a Question that I had to pay $2 for and got no
Answer but a Runaround.
Just Refund my $2 and consider it a closed case.
Thank you

And the answer is: When the Search Window opens at Google.com, type a
phone # in the Box and the Name and Address appear along with a large
MAP!
I guess I was looking for a Special Phone Number Lookup Box and didn't
realize one could type a Phone # in the normal Search Box and get the
desired results and I don't think you did either!

Dear Curly, 

What you received so far were not answers, but comments. Until your
question has been answered (in the answer box, where it says "answer",
and not "comments"), you'll be only charged for the listing fee.