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119 lines
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Alliance
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Presents:
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"The Basics of Phreaking 950s"
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File #2
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By: Type A' Maniac
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Thanx: Bonker Pee, The Hacker & White Dragon
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In the past years the 950 exchanges became very popular within many big cities
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and suburban areas of the nation. This was about the time that all of the
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"other" long distance carriers came into the world of communications. AT&T no lo
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longer took the spotlight. Now there was ITT, MCI, US Telecom (Sprint),
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Allnet, Lifeline, Skyline, and many others. 950s were a step towards the
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future bringing all the long distance companies into one dialup that could be
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accessed by all phones within the area.
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For one thing it brought all these companies into an available area that was
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mostly the same dialup for the entire nation. So if you were talking to
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someone in New Jersey and you lived in California it meant that you might
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have to find the dialup for let's say Sprint in New Jersey or whatever.
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With 950's the Sprint dialup in most areas of the nation, a few exceptions,
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is 950-1033. This meant a new era for phreaks with the easibility to give
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codes to people across the nation with very easy dialups.
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There was one draw back, these 950s were found to be relatively unsafe as
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found by such people as The Fugitive (619) got fined several thousands of
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dollars when caught using the allnet 950. Other people such as The Guy (213),
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Smart Ass (415), and many others have been caught using 950s for numbers of
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reasons. 950s are relatively safe though, especially when compared to Company
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owned 800s.
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Unlike the AT&T 102880 long distance operators (which are not voice) the 950s
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are not insta-trace. AT&T is almost completely phreak free in the recent days.
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To use AT&T codes you must use fortress. As soon as you connect with the
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operator at AT&T the little tramp has your phone number plus id code on her
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computer screen. The computer then saves your phone number until the AT&T
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calling card bill has been paid with no complaints. So it would be very
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unwise to even attempt to use AT&T codes from your own phone!
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I will tell you about some of the various 950 dialups within the 408 area.
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Some of these may vary within your area so do not rely on this as a dialup
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sheet. Look for 408 Alliance 950 dialups. It will list them all for all of
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the area codes.
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Allnet has two dialups: 950-1044 or 950-1444. 950-1044 is a six digit code
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with a code about ever thousand tries. 950-1044s codes last only two weeks
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so by the time you scan them out and start using them they rarely lastd more
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than a half day or two days. 950-1444s codes last only one week so by the
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time you scan them out and start using them they do not last more than a half
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day or two days. Allnet is a company designed on people who travel alot on
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business all over the nation and to get in touch with their companies fast.
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MCI codes are the hardest to phreak. They are set up so you dial 950-1022
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then dial 0 + Number you want to dial+card number. The card number is usually
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your phone number + four digit code. So if you had a code it would look like
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408-371-0000-9933. MCI requires a special scanner preferably The Code
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Infiltrator. MCI is a personal company more than a business company. Some
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people use them as a relatively business card but are mainly used for personal
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uses.
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Sprint is set up as either a sprint FON card or as a regular code. They are
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set up so you dial 950-1033 then dial 0 + Number you want to dial + card
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number. The card number is usually your phone number + four digit code. So
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if you had a code it would look like 408-371-0000-9933. Sprint requires a
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special scanner preferably The Code Infiltrator. 950-1033 then dial code +
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number you want to dial. The code is a 8 digit code. Sprint is a personal
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company more than a business company. Some people use it for shopping even.
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Skyline is a company like jointly owned by IBM/ITT. It is a 6 digit code.
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950-1088 then dial code + number you want to dial. Skyline is precautious
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of users so generally people stay away from it. IBM is full of jews who
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like to protect there money and do not put up with scanners. Be careful.
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Skyline is a option available only if you are a employee of ITT or IBM.
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Lexitel is set up as a 7 digit code. 950-1066 then dial code + number you
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want to dial. Lexitel is a company that operates buy selling cheap codes to
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people to save money on long distance charges. Lexitel does not work in the
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408 area.
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Here is a list of the 950s for the 408 area code. This may or may not work
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in your area:
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950-1022 MCI (14)
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950-1033 Sprint (8) (14)
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950-1044 Allnet (6)
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950-1087 Unknown (6)
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950-1088 Skyline (6)
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950-1099 Unknown (6)
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950-1444 Allnet (8)
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950-1999 Unknown (6)
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_______________________________________________________________________________
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That is the end. Look for more files from 408 Alliance and a new bunch of
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warez too. Call:
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Hacker's Realm................(408) 252-9573
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The Ninth Plane of Hell.......(408) 741-0358
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Black Market..................(408) 255-4235
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________________________________________________________________________________
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DISCLAIMER: All of the information given is purely for informational purposes
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only. Use it at your own risk. If anyone uses this file and gets caught it
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is your fucking problem.
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Thankyou,
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408 Alliance
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408 Alliance Members:
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Type A' Maniac
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White Dragon
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The Prowler
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The Hacker
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Bonker Pee
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The King
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Lord Molester
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