You may receive calls from numbers you don’t recognize from time to time, but thumbing through your call history will not tell you who the caller was .Don’t worry this will help you to Know more about whose number is this calling me. You might see it and pick it up, but more often than not you just miss these calls and get puzzled by the question “who called me”. Here’s how you can find out who the caller was, and what you have to do if you want to get more of these calls.
 Why do we get missed calls and strange texts?
Why do we get missed calls and strange texts? If you are in a habit of checking the number of incoming calls, you most probably are not acquainted with the fact that missed calls from unknown phone numbers and strange texts from unknown numbers can just as easily be from your friends, colleagues, business partners, or any other person with whom you are in constant touch. It’s just that you don’t notice it, as you don’t pay attention to the display of your phone or you don’t see it.
What to do when there is a missed call or a strange number?
If you don’t know the person, then you are probably wondering about the identity of the caller. As a rule, when you don’t know the person, you should be careful and don’t give him or her your name or disclose any other personal information. If you have already got familiar with a person and are sure that it’s not a fraud, then you should talk. But if you don’t know the person, then you shouldn’t call him or her back and don’t give any information.
How to identify the caller/text sender via Caller ID?
In the US, Caller ID is a method of telephony signaling used to convey the identity of the calling party to the called party on a telephone display device. This is accomplished by the originating telephone exchange transmitting a Calling Party Number (CPN) associated with the telephone number of the calling party. In the UK and other countries, Caller ID is synonymous with Calling Line Identification (CLI). Caller ID is more commonly used than the term calling line identification, because the term calling line identification can also be used to refer to the name of the person being called displayed on the telephone itself. The term “Caller ID” is widely used to refer to both the name and the number of the calling party, but the term “calling line identification service” is used by the telecommunications industry in the US to refer to the name of the calling party as displayed on the telecommunications device.