Trying to figure out a way to scrape phone numbers

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if i scrape phone numbers from "website a"does anyone have any other websites to run those phone numbers through to determine if it's a landline or a cell phone?
 
You could try to send mass SMS if you have the right provider plan. SMS works = mobile.
 
It can be very easy or more difficult. What's the format of landlines and mobile numbers in the country of the scraped results? Where i live most landlines are a number shorter than mobile numbers and mobile carriers have a distinctive two digit number at the beginning of every phone number, which belongs to them, so usually it's easy to tell a landline from a mobile number. You might not need anything else than Notepad++ and a bit of regex to filter.
 
It can be very easy or more difficult. What's the format of landlines and mobile numbers in the country of the scraped results? Where i live most landlines are a number shorter than mobile numbers and mobile carriers have a distinctive two digit number at the beginning of every phone number, which belongs to them, so usually it's easy to tell a landline from a mobile number. You might not need anything else than Notepad++ and a bit of regex to filter.
yeah, we do have the NPA-NXX i believe it's called. something like that. the first numbers
 
It can be very easy or more difficult. What's the format of landlines and mobile numbers in the country of the scraped results? Where i live most landlines are a number shorter than mobile numbers and mobile carriers have a distinctive two digit number at the beginning of every phone number, which belongs to them, so usually it's easy to tell a landline from a mobile number. You might not need anything else than Notepad++ and a bit of regex to filter.
but they're still all 7 digits in length, 10 with area code
 
It can be very easy or more difficult. What's the format of landlines and mobile numbers in the country of the scraped results? Where i live most landlines are a number shorter than mobile numbers and mobile carriers have a distinctive two digit number at the beginning of every phone number, which belongs to them, so usually it's easy to tell a landline from a mobile number. You might not need anything else than Notepad++ and a bit of regex to filter.

it's just annoying. lol i wanna cold sms....this cold email outreach is for the birds any suggestions"
 
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