Get phone numbers for an area and a calling list to dial

Draw an area, press Get phone numbers, confirm the cost, and the owners' numbers land in a calling list you can dial. The list is made for you when the lookup finishes, even if you close the window.

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What it is

Draw an area, press Get phone numbers, confirm the cost, and the owners’ numbers land in a calling list you can dial. The list is made for you when the lookup finishes, even if you close the window.

Where to find it

Neighborhoods > This area, or any area on the My areas tab

Steps

  1. Draw an area. The panel shows how many homes are in it.
  2. Press Get phone numbers. RealDialer checks the homes for free.
  3. Read the confirm card: the homes to look up, the cost, and your balance. The calling list is named after the area; change the name if you like. Options lets you add to a list you already have instead.
  4. Press the button, for example Get numbers for 25 homes, up to 50 credits. You can close the window while it runs.
  5. When it finishes you see how many callable numbers are in the list. Press Start dialing this list to open the Dialer on it, or Open list to look at it first.
  6. An area that has numbers but no list yet shows Make the calling list on My areas. Press it, then the same buttons appear.

Good to know

  • You get the owner, a mailing address and their phone numbers with do-not-call and litigator flags.
  • With RealDialer credits, each home a record is found for uses 2 credits ($0.20). Homes with no record are free. The cost shown before you confirm is the most the run can use.
  • Every account starts with 25 free credits. After that, buy credit packs in Settings > Connections > Skip trace credits.
  • With your own Tracerfy key, RealDialer charges nothing. Tracerfy bills your own balance for each home it finds.
  • If you run short of credits, only the homes you can afford are looked up, and a Buy credits link appears. Buy more, open the area again and press Look up the rest.
  • Numbers on a do-not-call list, and people flagged as litigators, are never put on the list to dial.
  • When a person is already a contact, they keep what you have unless you choose Update them with what we find under Options. Nobody gets called twice.
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