Thanks...but that goes to Lands End and they're closed until Wed. :(

Another way to find addresses, if it's an individual and they own their home. Our county has a pretty complete real property tax site. It's public record. If you know they live in that county, you can put in the name and it'll bring up addresses that they own. Doesn't have phone numbers. Also, if there are multiple people with the same name, you have to know which one. I use it quite often, because DH does home repair. Sometimes he'll give me a partial address for billing, or he has incomplete info.

Hareball, I guess that's where you and I differ. I find no problem and no worry at all about someone taking a few seconds to say "It's me..." and waiting a few seconds for me to pick up. And I am not a person who cannot go without answering a phone and I'm a person who doesn't automatically assume every phone call is a life-or-death emergency. I don't like phones. They're a tool that's there for MY convenience and benefit. No different than a garden hose or an electric drill. I can't speak for police stations since I haven't been in one for a long time but I haven't seen a pay phone in a hospital around here so I guess that's a difference where we live. I've been in at least 4 or 5 different hospitals in the past several years and they all have phones available for people. Nice feature. I don't think they can make long distance calls but probably could with a calling card. Not one pay phone in any of them. I haven't seen a pay phone anywhere in years.

I would doubt your device has been hacked, but it's not impossible. It's likely an issue with the caller id on your device or potentially tracfone. You might try a different dialer/phone app such as truecaller.