Not 100% sure if I am understanding your question properly but when a land like call is traced, they are simply accessing the debug info. it is normally restricted for internal use by the phone company, but a tech worker can access that info if they wanted.
A caller ID spoofer will not change internal routing info so a call can still be traced.
PS also wanted to add that a call can be traced instantly and can also be traced after the fact (it is not like how it is in movies).
If you want to trace a call and a reverse number lookup doesn't work then the only other option is to either get someone at a phone company to access the debug data and trace the call, or send you the data (though I am not sure if they are allowed to do that with non law enforcement).
PS if you are being harassed, it is unlikely that the phone company workers or the police will be of any help as they do nothing with those phone scam calls that use spoofed caller ID info.
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a home phone is a landline so a landilne number would be a home phone number
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You can't. Landline phones aren't capable of receiving text messages. Only cellular phones and other text messaging devices, such as zip-its, which is more of an IM device, but it still applies
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The only solution that seems to work for accessing v-mail via landline is to dial your own cell number, press star and then enter your password. It seems there has been a great deal of discussion regarding a separate Sprint telephone number..... this option seems to have been suspended or truncated by Sprint. I do not know if there is a fee for checking v-mail via landline.