Know who called you with our free reverse phone lookup app.
On the homepage:
- As a site visitor, I want to see a search box where I can type a phone number, so I can quickly find other user's ratings.
- As a site visitor, on the first visit I want to see a message about cookie usage, so I can be informed about privacy issues.
- As a site visitor, on subsequent visits, I don't want to see the message about cookie usage.
- As a site visitor, I want to see the latest 10 user submitted messages.
On the phone number details page:
- As a site visitor, I want to see the phone number in large letters, so I can quickly and easily check if it is what I was looking for.
- As a site visitor, I want to see a "trust score", so I can identify if the phone number is trustworthy.
- As a site visitor, I want to see a list of possible caller names submitted by users, so I can guess whose phone number it is.
- As a site visitor, I want to see a list of possible call types.
- As a site visitor, I want to see the total number of ratings, so I can see if the "trust score" is reliable.
- As a site visitor, I want to see the total number of search request, so I can see how many times it's been searched for.
- As a site visitor, I want to see the number of daily page views in the last month, so I can see if the number is trending.
- As a site visitor, I want to see a list of user submitted ratings, so I can read other user's experience.
- As a site visitor, I want to submit my rating, so let others know whose phone number it is.
On the user rating section:
- As a site visitor, I want to see the score given by the user.
- As a site visitor, I want to upvote or downvote a rating, so others can see how helpful the rating is.
- As a site visitor, I want to see the user's name, comment, and the date when it was submitted.
- As a site visitor, I want to be able to reply to a rating.
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