Hello, There are people who seek to identify subscribers of phone numbers listed in the 'do not call' list. Sometimes it's for what seems like a legitimate reason in an extreme emergency, for example, when it's a matter of life and death. In practice, it is extremely rare to absolutely need to know the subscriber's address, unless it's for a bad reason. Because there is ALWAYS another way to reach the person if there is a real urgency, even if you knew their address: for example, the police or gendarmerie, a neighbor, a shopkeeper, the building's caretaker (if there is one), or even a private detective who will agree (even in the middle of the night) to go on-site to alert the person. Of course, if you don't know the address, turning to a serious private detective (and there are some) is always the best solution to find someone (even very quickly) and not necessarily very expensive.
Obtaining a phone number from the 'do not call' list is illegal and dangerous for an ordinary individual; generally, a judicial authorization from an investigating judge is needed for the operator (whoever it may be) to provide the information.
Of course, "technically" it is possible to obtain a number from the 'do not call' list, either because you know someone well-placed at the operator who will agree to provide you with the information, risking their job and possibly going to jail! Is it worth it? Honestly, probably not! Of course, the "networking" with a judicial police investigator, criminal investigator, drug enforcement officer, or customs officer, who in the context of a sensitive investigation can "ask" to identify your number from the 'do not call' list. Again, do you really believe a public official will let themselves be corrupted for a friendly smile or even some money, only to find themselves in jail along with you: corruptor and corrupted! No, really, there is never an urgency to commit offenses, even for what may seem like an emergency or a good cause at first glance.
Be careful in all circumstances, respect the privacy of others so that they respect yours.
Respectfully to all.
